The Classical Academy cruised to a 41-12 win over The Academy on Friday. Cade Palmer was unstoppable, scoring three times in the first quarter to stake the Titans to a 21-0 lead. TCA improves to 3-0, and will face Kent Denver next week.
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St. Mary’s lost it’s first game of the season, 48-14, to Estes Park on Saturday. The Pirates fell behind 18-0, but got back into the game thanks to a touchdown run by Landon Kane on 4th and long. The score was setup by a Gus Smith interception. However, St. Mary’s couldn’t continue the momentum, and
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Air Academy defeats Vista Ridge in girls volleyball Friday night three games to none.
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Manual defeats Ellicott 46-20 in spring high school football.
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For the first time in well over a year, Rockies fans filled the stands at Coors Field. As they witnessed the Rockies beating the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-5 in the season opener.
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The Falcon Falcons dominated in every phase, and shut out Skyview, 41-0. After losing a close game on opening night, the Falcons have won their last two games. Falcon will face Sierra on April 9th.
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The Manitou Springs Mustangs won a defensive slugfest over the Grand Valley Cardinals, 10-9. Joah Armour made a spectacular, one-handed, catch for a touchdown early in the second quarter, which gave the Mustangs the lead for good. Manitou Springs improves to 1-1 this season.
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“Just getting out and being active, it reminds me that I’m still alive. I’m still here,” says William Mathis. “When their injured it’s up to all of us to make that world a little easier for them,” says Jorgette Krsulic, an adaptive curling instructor. The Broadmoor Curling Club is trying to make the world for
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Top prep performances for the week of March 24th.
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The Sand Creek football team defeats Northfield
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St. Mary’s remains unbeaten as they beat Ellicott 44-24.
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Harrison would defeat their district two rival Sierra 29-0. The Stallions had too many key players injured in the first half, so they didn’t play in the second half.
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Cheyenne Mountain and Rampart, two of the best volleyball teams in Colorado Springs, played a thrilling match on Tuesday night. Cheyenne rallied for a dramatic 3-2 win. Down 13-11 in the fourth set, Cheyenne came back, and won 15-13 to force a fifth set. From there, Cheyenne was able to pull away.
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BOULDER, Colo. (KRDO) — With the community of Boulder, and the state of Colorado, reeling from Monday’s mass shooting, several Colorado professional coaches spoke out about the tragedy. Before their road game against the Orlando Magic, Nuggets coach Mike Malone fought back tears as he read the names of the victims out loud during the
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The TCA Titans started fast and never looked back. The Titans shut out Northfield, 42-0, in their season opener.
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The Harrison Panthers roared to a fast start with a 40-9 mauling of Denver North.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — An amazing season by the St. Mary’s Pirates came to a tough end with a 72-56 loss to Lutheran. The Pirates led 27-24 at halftime, but Lutheran roared back in the third quarter. The Lions outscored the Pirates 25-5 in the third quarter, and the Pirates couldn’t catch up. Still,
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COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. — Colorado College Vice President and Director of Athletics, Lesley Irvine, announced today that Mike Haviland has decided to move on from his position as head hockey coach. Irvine and Haviland reached a mutual agreement on Friday, March 19. “We are thankful for Mike’s service and commitment to the student-athletes, program and college over the last
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The spring high school football season kicked off on Friday night. Falcon would fall to Thomas Jefferson 32-29.
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