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“Talk on the phone. Look in the mirror.”
Those are the directions that coaches of the Mountain Lacrosse Minis use to help the young girls learn to move their sticks as they carry the ball on the field. The Minis, ages 3-7, just completed a four-week camp to learn lacrosse basics.
In the foothills, there are too many sports teams and not enough field space.
Pools around the metro area are gearing up to open for the summer. That is, if there are enough lifeguards.
The competition was pretty fierce at Wulf Recreation Center as Evergreen High School students took on members of the Evergreen Pickleball Club in some friendly pickleball games.
There was a lot of love in the Conifer High School gymnasium during signing day as students spoke of their love of sports, their families and their teammates.
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AURORA -- Callie Kryder said the people who attended a celebration of life service for her late father, former Colorado High School Activities assistant commissioner Bert Borgmann, knew him for …
Evergreen High School honored 14 athletes on Feb. 1 during National Letter of Intent Day — a day to laud their commitment to sports both in high school and as they move to the collegiate level in the fall.
The football team manager at Prairie View High School had a chance to take center stage Oct. 21 during the ThunderHawks' game against Mullen High School.
Johnathan Salzer,who has Down's syndrome, …
Here is the state 4A tennis tournament bracket as released by the Colorado High School Activities Association.
Frederick's Matteo Tovagndcco is in the No. 2 singles draw. He faces Evergreen's Sam …
WINDSOR -- To survive a four-person playoff for a state championship in boys golf is one …
For many high-school athletes, playing a sport at a varsity level is a big task within itself. Jonathan Gonzalez, a senior at Fort Lupton High School, is not only stepping up as one of the captains …
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