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Today's Sports

  • Get ready for a lacrosse...

    The third annual Mountain Lax Jam is not your typical sports tournament.

    There’s no bracket, for one.

    Every team that participates is guaranteed four games; something a lot of other tournaments don’t offer.

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  • Cougars ready for state

    Evergreen’s boys and girls track teams each took home third place finishes at last weekend’s Class 4A, Region 6 meet at Jefferson County Stadium in Lakewood.

    The girls’ 4x800-meter relay team of Danielle Randolph, Kyla Berendzen, Bryn Haebe and Tayler Warren took first place with a time of 10 minutes, 13.56 seconds.

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  • Local briefs

    Baseball

    Cougars fall in opening round

    Evergreen’s baseball season went beyond May 3, although it wasn’t because of victory.

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  • Tennis team taking seven to state

    Evergreen girls tennis coach Radka Lacjak had a good feeling about her three singles players heading into last weekend’s regional tournament.

    When the dust settled, all three had punched a ticket to the Class 4A state tournament in Pueblo and the Cougars had a second-place finish in the team standings.

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  • Lobos fly by Jaguars

    The hills were about to be alive with singing April 25. Dancing, too.

    With prom set for that evening or the next for many of the swimmers on the confederate Conifer squad, the dual meet with D’Evelyn was all about finishing as fast as possible.

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  • Forbes ends regular season as...

    GOLDEN — There were suggestions April 28 that Chance Forbes was mentally at prom two days after the fact, while her body, meanwhile, was competing at the 14th annual Ashley Forey Invitational.

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  • Cougars get best of rival

    LAKEWOOD — Sometimes it’s the ones you expect the least from that turn out to be the big go-getters.

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  • Gymnasts earning high marks

    Long hours.

    Bumps and bruises.

    Drilling the same exercises over and over until they become second nature.

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  • Lobos get best of Cougars

    Conifer starting pitcher T.K. Ochoa couldn’t find the strike zone early on April 19.

    When the right-hander did hit his spots, the Cougars couldn’t find him.

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  • Lobos double up Cougars

    LAKEWOOD – Had Evergreen erected a plate glass window in front of its goal April 17, Conifer’s Colleen Canty would have run through it.

    Had there been barbed wire coiled nearby, the sophomore striker would have hopped over it.

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