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Today's Sports

  • Jefferson County Class 5A all-...

    Boys lacrosse

    First team attack

    Dallin Hall, Chatfield

    Ryan Ripperton, Columbine

    Erik Gustafson, Golden

    Braxton Campbell, Summit

    Second team attack

    Mike Philbin, Evergreen

    Will Kaley, Wheat Ridge

    First team midfield

    Max Erickson, Chatfield

    Greg Kelsic, Chatfield

    Chase Kovari, Columbine

    Taylor Wells, Columbine

    Lucas Noble, Golden

    Matthew Bradley, Wheat Ridge

    Second team midfield

    Mitch Erickson, Chatfield

    Sam Dekoven, Evergreen

    Kellen Quackenbush, Golden

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  • Cunningham preparing for the...

    Curtis Cunningham is just a little guy again.

    Yes, it seems almost impossible to imagine that the Columbine graduate – a standout defensive lineman and hard-swinging first baseman – could ever be small in any situation, but he is. Figuratively speaking, of course.

    Cunningham started classes this week at the University of Colorado and began running and lifting weights last week with his new Buffaloes teammates in hopes of making coach Dan Hawkins’ squad this fall as a true freshman.

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  • A new era begins

    The shadow cast is large.

    The legacy? Undeniable.

    Peter Horvath spent the past 25 years building Columbine's boys and girls soccer programs into some of the state's best.

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  • Jefferson County 5A all-...

    Girls golf

    First team

    Hannah Paulson, Chatfield

    Brittany Brownrigg, Columbine

    Stacy Harper, Dakota Ridge

    Andi Hibbert, Lakewood

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  • A bolt of hope

    Debbie and Mike Betts didn’t want to leave the house.

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  • Golden Appel

    LAKEWOOD — Evan Appel was just one of several athletes from three local South Jefferson County Schools who made their mark on May 17 at the Class 5A State Track & Field Championships.

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  • Kadets take air out of Chargers...

    DENVER — A steady dose of Dramamine would’ve been welcomed by those on the baseball diamond – and in attendance – May 16 at All-City Field in Denver.

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  • Chatfield cruises into quarters

    LAKEWOOD- The Durango girls soccer team may have traveled to its game on a luxury Coachliner-like bus, but it was Chatfield who played with all the style.

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  • Chargers still alive in baseball...

    DENVER - With the first weekend of the Class 5A state baseball tournament under wraps, one thing is for certain: Chatfield won't be intimidated by anyone.

    The Chargers, the No. 8 seed in the eight-team field, opened the tournament with a bang on May 9, defeating previously unbeaten, and top-seeded, Cherry Creek 2-1.

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  • Double their titles

    CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE- It’s doubtful that either Kelley Pickens or Melissa LeMar needed any extra motivation heading into their No. 1 doubles state championship match on May 10.

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