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Aurora prep sports schedule, 11.2.26
Courtney Oakes is Aurora Sentinel Sports Editor. Reach him at sports@aurorasentinel.com. Twitter/X: @aurorasports. IG: Sentinel Prep Sports. State playoffs (championship semifinals) Regis Jesuit vs. Colorado Academy at Legacy Stadium, 4 p.m. Courtney Oakes is Sports Editor and photographer with Sentinel Colorado. A Denver East High School and University of Colorado...
The Denver Gazette
Mark Kiszla: Most overpaid coach in the USA earns his keep in CU win
BOULDER – For once, the Buffaloes of Deion Sanders didn’t blow it. And the biggest sigh of relief in Folsom Field was heard from the man who gave Coach Prime at least $25 million more than he’s worth. “About time!” Rick George exclaimed Saturday as he bounded down a stairwell of the Champions Center on […]
kkco11news.com
Friday Night Blitz ‘26: Week 10
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - Another season of the Friday Night Blitz has come and gone along with the high school football regular season in Colorado but before the playoffs get here we have one more round of football on the Western Slope. Denver East defeated Fruita Monument 31-12 at...
The Denver Gazette
DU Pioneers have grown, literally, ahead of WCC debut | CBB Preview
The roster tells the story of Denver basketball’s challenge. A year ago, in Tim Bergstraser’s first season in charge of the Pioneers program, the Pioneers had only two players listed at 6-foot-8 or taller. The tallest was 6-9 forward Didier Maleng. This year, DU has tripled that number to six players 6-foot-8 or taller, with […]
letsgodu.com
Denver Rides Hicks and Rare Power Play Goal in 4-1 Victory Over Omaha
DU hockey (5-2-1) wrapped up its opening NCHC regular season series Saturday night against Omaha, completing a sweep. Ironically, it was a power-play goal from Denver, after going 0-4 with the extra man, that cemented the game. Daxon Rudolph buried the insurance goal, 3-1, allowing DU some breathing room down the stretch in a tightly fought contest. Johnny Hicks did all the rest in the 4-1 victory.
chsaanow.com
5A Boys Cross Country: Reloaded Niwot Wins Fourth Straight; Northfield’s Abdi Hassan Sets 5A Course Record
COLORADO SPRINGS – Abdi Hassan is a tough grader, but took it easy on himself because he’s a state champion. The Northfield junior couldn’t achieve his biggest goal — taking down the course record at the Norris Penrose Event Center, which was set earlier in the day by Coronado’s Oliver Horton — but he fulfilled another goal by winning Saturday afternoon’s Class 5A state championship race.
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Gymnastics: Rock Canyon (5A), Roosevelt (4A) Win Arvada West Regional
Rock Canyon and Roosevelt won regional titles Saturday at Arvada West High School, the last of this week’s three gymnastics regionals. Rock Canyon won the 5A title with a team score of 178.850 and posted the top team score on bars, beam and floor. Broomfield, last year’s champion at this regional, was second (175.150) and had the top team score on vault (45.050). Host Arvada West was third (171.750), followed by Pueblo Central (167.750), Valor Christian (164.100) and Denver South (161.075).
wyomingnewsnow.tv
Wildcats falter in regular-season finale
The ending of the regular season is a tough time for a football team on the bubble for earning a playoff berth. While you obviously want to win as many contests as you can down the stretch, it also behooves teams to give younger players opportunities late in the year in which they can gain crucial game experience and positive momentum to carry into upcoming seasons.
The Denver Gazette
Denver Summit FC’s fate comes down to Decision Day | NWSL Insider
Yazmeen Ryan has been in this situation before. In 2023, Ryan was part of the Gotham FC squad that secured the final NWSL playoff spot on the inaugural Decision Day after a draw with Kansas City. She remembers the team approaching it like any other game, and Gotham went on to win its first NWSL […]
chsaanow.com
5A Girls Cross Country: Madison Lange Wins Cherokee Trail’s First Title; Beat Goes On For Niwot
COLORADO SPRINGS – Madison Lange didn’t lose much throughout the course of her season, but when she did, she bounced back in grand style. The Cherokee Trail sophomore started the season unbeaten — with impressive wins at the Cheyenne Mountain Stampede and Liberty Bell Invitational in the early going — then suffered a setback at the Centennial League meet, but it never derailed her in her quest to win the Class 5A state title.
minesathletics.com
Mines Runs Win Streak To Six Straight
ALAMOSA, Colo. - Colorado School of Mines won its sixth consecutive game, controlling start to finish in a 69-12 victory at Adams State. The Orediggers (6-2-1, 6-1 RMAC) set the tone out of the gate with an explosive offense, racking up 777 total yards and scoring on all but their final possession against the Grizzlies (0-9, 0-7 RMAC).
bficcc.com
CC, DU & AF men’s hockey update
The college hockey season is heating up fast, and Colorado’s men’s college hockey programs are once again commanding national attention. From Ed Robson Arena in Colorado Springs to Magness Arena in Denver and the disciplined at the Academy, local fans have plenty to cheer about. Let’s check in on the records and early highlights for Colorado College, the University of Denver, and the United States Air Force Academy.
USA TODAY Sports Media Group
Colorado players rally around Julian Lewis after medical emergency
Colorado football players and the university have expressed support for quarterback Julian "JuJu" Lewis after a medical emergency at a CU athletic facility on Wednesday required his transport to a hospital. His father, T. Carlton Lewis, announced Thursday that the quarterback is recovering and thanked those who have supported him. The family has requested privacy, and the cause of the emergency has not been disclosed. Joseph Williams shares encouragement Receiver Joseph Williams posted a message for Lewis on social media saying, "Praying for you 10, I love you man. God has your back, twin," Williams wrote. In a separate post, Williams urged people to consider athletes' well-being before judging them. "Y'all are so quick to judge us but don’t know what we may go through; athletes' mental health matters also!!! God bless everyone," he wrote. Neither Lewis' family nor Colorado has connected those comments to a diagnosis or disclosed a timetable for his return to football activities. Lewis opened the season as Colorado's starting quarterback but has not appeared in a game since Sept. 26. Y’all are so quick to judge us but don’t know what we may go through, athletes mental health matters also!!! God bless everyone 🫶🏽 —