Today's Sports

John Norris volunteered to help put together the Chatfield Football Invitational, the seventh annual golf tournament benefiting the school’s football program. But, unlike in years past, Norris ran into a stumbling block this go-around, namely the difficult economic times.

LAKEWOOD – Kayla Johnson, though out of breath, couldn’t have been more ecstatic with her performance.

LAKEWOOD – The fact that Dillon Fancher was even able to run at the 5A state boys track and field championship is a testament to his will. Then for the Chatfield senior to take second place in the 110-meter hurdles on May 21 at Jefferson County Stadium despite fighting off stress fractures in his shins highlights the pure athleticism he possesses.

ARVADA - For the No. 15th-seeded Chatfield Chargers, it was tough way to see their season come to an end. Not only did they have to battle the 18th-seeded Regis Raiders, but they had to battle the elements as the game, which was won by Regis 1-0, was played in some of harshest conditions possible.