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Today's Sports

  • Chargers blank Eagles, remain...

    LAKEWOOD- Goals have been extremely difficult to come by for opponents of Chatfield girls soccer.

    The Chargers have allowed just one goal through their first eight games this season. Not surprisingly, the No. 2 Chargers sport a spotless 8-0 record and are off to a 4-0 start in Class 5A Jefferson County League play.

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  • Prep briefs

    Baseball

    Gators get best of Rebels

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  • UFC back where it all started

    If you’re a regular reader of this section, then you’ve come to (hopefully) grasp my appreciation and admiration for mixed martial arts.

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  • Dakota Ridge trio enjoy final...

    THORNTON — Jennelle Branting had the somewhat dubious distinction March 30 of being one of only two all-stars without a point at halftime of the annual Colorado Coaches of Girls Sports games.

    “I knew I had to pick it up. I wasn’t doing so good,” Branting said.

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  • Welcome to The Show

    DENVER — For all of her individual accomplishments - of which there are many - Brooke Pendergraft says her biggest, and proudest, achievements are team-oriented.

    Not a surprising answer considering the family atmosphere that surrounds the Dakota Ridge girls basketball team.

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  • Arapahoe knocks around Columbine...

    CENTENNIAL- Columbine’s young pitching staff learned an old lesson March 21.

    Seemingly up for the battle against Arapahoe, the Rebels watched the little things add up to big problems as the Warriors ran away with a 13-5 Class 5A nonleague victory.

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  • Chargers blank Mustangs

    Callie Hancock got her curve on.

    Chasing down an excellent through ball from teammate Stephanie Rowe, Hancock was surprised that the soccer ball spilled out of the hands of Mullen’s goalkeeper and right to her feet March 19.

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  • Rebels run past Eagles

    ARVADA- Speed thrills.

    Into the wind or away from the wind, the ladies of Columbine lacrosse can flat out fly, which is more than enough to make you forget about the occasional awkward or errant pass.

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  • Rebels rebound from loss to...

    LAKEWOOD- It’s the little things in sports that mean a lot.

    Columbine did all the little things right in its boys lacrosse game against Evergreen on March 20 at Trailblazer Stadium.

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  • Chargers smash Rebels

    While several of her teammates had a large crowd watching their matches, Chatfield’s No. 1 singles player Kelsey Brading played in relative obscurity.

    Charger fans missed quite a treat.

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