Gleneagle
Gleneagle, CO · Education
pueblostarjournal.org
Pueblo East football comes back from 21-point deficit to stun Pueblo County and take command of Class 3A S-CL
With two weeks remaining, one team stands alone atop the Class 3A South-Central League football standings. Pueblo East, trailing 21-3 at halftime, stormed back, scoring 29 unanswered points in the second half to beat Pueblo County 32-21 in S-CL play Thursday night at Dutch Clark Stadium. “Believe, believe, believe,” said...
KRDO
Palmer Ridge football coach says team will not forfeit its upcoming game against Lutheran High School
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) -- Palmer Ridge High School's football coach says the team will not forfeit its upcoming game against Lutheran High School. The announcement, which came from the football program's head coach Zach Carlton, says the program "unequivocally condemns racism, discrimination, and any behavior that undermines the dignity and respect every individual deserves."
The Denver Gazette
Lutheran High placed on probation, faces potential CHSAA suspension
Parker-based Lutheran High athletics was placed on a 12-month probation after the Colorado High School Activities Association announced Thursday morning that its investigation found numerous CHSAA bylaw violations, saying “racist and discriminatory language and unacceptable behavior occurred at Lutheran athletic events across multiple sports and seasons.” This includes ongoing concerns across other athletic events reported […]
David Heitz
Security cameras unplugged at Aurora Public Schools campuses
The city of Aurora has turned off the security cameras on public school campuses after the City Council voted to do so. Mayor Pro Tem Alison Coombs said at this week's public safety meeting it should be up to the school system whether they want to pay for the cameras. Mayor Mike Coffman said he hopes they do.
KXRM
Alamosa Valley Courier
Mean Moose crush Panthers, 54-14
– The eighth-ranked Alamosa High School football team ran its winning streak to three games as it defeated Woodland Park, 54-14, Friday at the AHS stadium. “I think we’re starting to play some really good football,” said Alamosa coach Drew Sandlin. “We’re hitting our stride at the right time of the year.”