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Holy Family storms back to clip Cubs in Colorado 3A football showdown
TIMNATH — An aggressive ambush got flipped into a brilliant comeback. Timnath High School came out hot, but Holy Family tracked them down to win a thrilling 36-35 game between two Colorado top-5 Class 3A teams Oct. 23 at PSD Stadium. This one had it all. Timnath attempted and recovered a remarkable three onside kicks, catching Holy Family off guard and stealing several possessions to lead by as many as 21 points in the third quarter. "It wasn’t pre-planned. We were going with the flow. Our kicker (Carter Morris) had been kicking them good in practice, so we took our chances with them," Timnath coach Jayson Robinson said. A Timnath offense that had been shut down in a 28-7 loss to Mead last week roared to life, too. Jackson Craig hit Ryan Waymire and Max Sipperly for 40-plus yard touchdown passes, with Waymire scoring another on a reverse. Makai Major was rumbling all over a porous Holy Family defense, putting the home team seemingly in control on Senior Night. "He just runs tough and we loosened them up with some big throws. Get the ball in his hands and he gets our offense going every week," Robinson said. Not so
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Football roundup: No. 2 Holy Family holds off No. 5 Timnath in 3A thriller
Friday’s football slate delivered high-stakes action across Colorado, headlined by a nail-biting 3A top-10 showdown. Top-ranked teams held firm while unranked Chatfield made waves with a key 5A victory. (2) Holy Family 36, (5) Timnath 35. No. 2 Holy Family (8-1) survived a dramatic finish against No. 5 Timnath...
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Denver to Close Robert F. Smith STEAM Academy, a Tiny HBCU-Style High School, After 6 Years
The vision for Robert F. Smith STEAM Academy was to provide as many as 500 Denver students with an education modeled after historically Black colleges. But five years after opening, the school has just 24 students and could close at the end of this school year. Denver Public Schools Superintendent Alex Marrero is recommending an […]
hoodline.com
Arrupe Jesuit Opens $43M Campus Expansion, Eyes 500 Students in Northwest Denver
Arrupe Jesuit High School in Northwest Denver has opened the first phase of a $43 million campus expansion, giving students a new gym, updated science labs, fresh classrooms and a modern entrance to start the spring semester. The milestone caps years of planning for the small Catholic college-prep school, which serves a student body that is overwhelmingly first in their families to pursue higher education.
yellowscene.com
Mile High United Way Brings Community Schools Approach to Englewood Middle School
Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole. Mile High United Way Brings Community Schools Approach to Englewood Middle School. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2026. CONTACT. Megan McRae, United Way. Michelle Haider, Englewood...
sentinelcolorado.com
Boys Soccer: 2026 Class 3A state playoff bracket, schedule
Courtney Oakes is Aurora Sentinel Sports Editor. Reach him at sports@aurorasentinel.com.Twitter: @aurorasports. IG: Sentinel Prep Sports. First round (Oct. 28 unless otherwise noted) Second round (Nov. 3, higher seed host) Quarterfinals (Nov. 7, higher seed hosts) First round (Oct. 28 unless otherwise noted) Second round (Nov. 3, higher seed host)
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coloradohometownweekly.com
More than 100 Sigma Nu Boulder fraternity members suspended after hazing incident, emails show
More than half of the members in Boulder’s Sigma Nu fraternity were suspended last fall after hazing 45 pledges, emails show. All of the student leaders were replaced, and 108 members were suspended in “the worst case of hazing that the National Fraternity had ever investigated,” according to emails provided by former Boulder Sigma Nu board member Scott Davis. The chapter has about 160 members, he said.
mavnewspaper.com
A first and a last first for the MHS choirs
On October 6th, the Mead High School choir program had a successful kick off to a new year. Polyphonics, Harmonique, Treble, Tenor bass, Belle voix, and Aurora blues all performed, marking a first for the Freshman, and a last first for the seniors. Directors Rikelle Berry and Gideon Matchey chose a good selection of pieces from slower paced songs to upbeat sing-along songs that would have the audience dancing in their seats.
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Denver to Close Robert F. Smith STEAM Academy, a Tiny HBCU-Style High School, After 6 Years
This article was originally published in Chalkbeat Colorado. The vision for Robert F. Smith STEAM Academy was to provide as many as 500 Denver students with an education modeled after historically Black colleges. But five years after opening, the school has just 24 students and could close at the end of this school year.
coloradopreps.com
Evergreen football claims Mountain Bowl trophy and 3A Foothills League title
CONIFER — There was a ton on the line Friday night at Fitzmaurice Field on the campus of Conifer High School. Mountain Bowl trophy, Class 3A Foothills League title, not to mention bragging rights for the next year for whoever came up on top in the 18th annual showdown rivalry between the Evergreen Cougars and Conifer Lobos.
theprofilehhs.com
How Does School Start Time Influence Students’ Work Ethic?
Students have complained about how early the school day begins. However, are those complaints backed with reasoning?. Studies show that later start times for schools correlate with more sleep, better academic performance, and improved mental and physical health. According to the American Psychological Association, pubescent years ignite a switch in children’s circadian clocks that makes it harder for students to fall asleep until later in the night. This shift ultimately leads to fewer sleep hours for students who must wake up early five days a week, which can quickly diminish their work ethic and academic quality.
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Mountain Vista football edges closer to 5A Southwest Metro title after win over Rebels
LAKEWOOD — Mountain Vista football can almost taste the inaugural Class 5A Southwest Metro League title. The Golden Eagles (8-1, 5-0 in league) won their eighth straight game Thursday night at Jeffco Stadium to take another step to the conference championship. Mountain Vista hung on to defeat Columbine 28-21.