Today's Sports

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.

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.

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.

Nick Nedeau is dreaming big.

Nedeau, and the rest of the Chatfield boys lacrosse team for that matter, don’t see themselves as a first-year program.

So far, it’s hard to argue with them.