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Today's Sports

  • Four Cougars weather regionals

    DENVER — Pockets of snow covered the tennis grounds at Colorado Academy and temperatures hovered in the high 30s, but Evergreen’s boys tennis team was certainly fired up.
    No, Evergreen didn’t overtake perennial favorite Colorado Academy, which ran the table to seven championships and 84 team points at the 4A Region 1 tournament Oct. 4-5. But the Cougars finished second with 52 points and will send three teams to this week’s state meet at Pueblo City Park.

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  • Peterson leads Evergreen to 7th-...

    MONTROSE – Evergreen junior Kyle Peterson tied with four others for 16th with a 10-over-par 154 at the two-day 4A boys golf state championship at The Links at Cobble Creek.
    Senior Sam Theil tied for 23rd with a 13-over 157, while Kyle Malazdrewicz tied for 50th with a 22-over 166. Theil was only 3-over after Day 1, but struggled with five bogeys and three triple bogeys in the second round. He did, however, eagle the Par-5, 556-yard No. 9 on Oct. 2.

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  • Sports briefs

    BOYS SOCCER
    Jackson has goal, assist as Evergreen topples Conifer
    Ethan Jackson had a goal and an assist, while twin brother Matthew Jackson and freshman Adriano Borsa also scored goals in Evergreen’s 3-1 Mountain Cup victory over Conifer on Oct. 1 at Evergreen High School.
    The win was Evergreen’s fifth straight as it improved to 7-1-1 on the season, 3-0 in the 4A Jeffco League.
    Jack Drumright and Matthew Hornbecker combined for four saves for Evergreen.

    FOOTBALL

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  • Evergreen dances to own beat,...

    Inertia, the property that tends to keep a body in motion, emanated throughout Evergreen High School’s gym Sept. 27 as the Lady Cougars defeated rival Conifer 27-25, 20-25, 25-23, 25-21.
    With the sound system blasting feet-twitching tunes that made officials and coaches bust some dance moves in front of a packed house, the girls on the court fed off the energy creating a dynamic game of attack and defend.

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  • Skold hopes to be peaking at the...

    LITTLETON — It was starting to become a regular occurrence. Three times this season, Sammy Skold placed third – at the season-opening Cheyenne Mountain Stampede, the Joe Vigil Open and the Liberty Bell. Her last win seemed like a distant memory.
    But she doesn’t have to worry about that any longer. Skold, who last won at the 2011 Liberty Bell, captured the annual Dave Sanders Invitational at Clement Park on Sept. 28 in a time of 19 minutes, 52 seconds.

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  • Evergreen golfers on the prowl

    Sam Theil could’ve reflected back on his 3-over-par 75 at the 4A Metro Regionals and saw how it motivated him into the state tournament for a third consecutive year. He could also look back at his previous two trips and offer invaluable advice to his younger teammates, Kyle Peterson and Kyle Malazdrewicz.
    He could have, but Theil knew what the 4A boys golf state tournament truly takes.

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  • Yellow-bellied marmots populate...

    Over the years, my late husband, Bill, and I drove the highway to the summit of Mount Evans many, many times. It was one of our favorite places. We loved the high mountains, and Mount Evans was one of the good guys because he wore a white hat (of snow).

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  • Sports briefs

    BOYS SOCCER
    Jackson’s sixth goal helps EHS shut out Sailors
    Ethan Jackson scored his sixth goal of the season as Evergreen defeated Steamboat Springs, 1-0, on Sept. 22 in a non-conference game at Evergreen High School.
    Junior goalkeeper Matthew Hornbecker made four saves for the Cougars.
    Evergreen (5-1-1, 1-0 4A Jeffco) has won three straight games.

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  • Fundamental miscues costly for...

    A broken bat and broken hearts were all that the Conifer Lady Lobos’ softball team left with after being defeated by the Evergreen Lady Cougars, 6-3, on Sept. 22 at Evegreen High School.
    “We didn’t execute,” Conifer head coach Carrie Oletski said. “We had chances where we should have dropped a bunt and we couldn’t drop a bunt. We had runners on second with two outs and we didn’t go on the hit, so we didn’t score. It was all of the things that we have been working on (in practice) that just didn’t come together.”

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  • Mountain Bowl notebook

    DOWN TO THE WIRE

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