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High School Sports

  • State 5A girls basketball: It's Ponderosa @ Prairie View

    GREENWOOD VILLAGE  – Selection Sunday saw the Lady ThunderHawks of Prairie View earn a No. 8 seed in the Class 5A girls state basketball tournament.

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  • State 5A boys basketball: Prairie View visits Poudre

    GREENWOOD VILLAGE –There is some familiarity between the basketball teams of Poudre and Prairie View high schools, even though they are a bit more than an hour apart in distance.

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  • Four local wrestlers place at state

    DENVER – Prairie View’s Alec Wyatt capped off his freshman wrestling season for the ThunderHawks with a third-place finish at 132 pounds in the state 5A wrestling tournament over the weekend.

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  • Wilson passes milestone

    HENDERSON -- Prairie View's Jordan Wilson passed the 1,000-point mark in her career Friday night against Fort Lupton. PVHS won the game 51-40.

    Wilson scored 23 points as the ThunderHawks won the regular-season finale over the Bluedevils. Kiki Heard added 19.

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  • Rangeview girls win first basketball league title in school history

    HENDERSON – For all of the returning varsity players from last season, there was a lot of familiarity when the Lady ThunderHawks of Prairie View and the Lady Raiders of Rangeview met on the hardwood floor Thursday night.

     

    Last year, both teams entered the contest undefeated in league play, a game that ended with a 62-56 Prairie View victory on Rangeview’s home court.

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  • Adams City scoreboard

    Girls basketball

    Brighton walloped Adams City 58-27 Feb. 14.

    Brielle Brady had 15 points, and Paxton Duran added 12 for the Bulldogs. Cheyenne Siemering, Brady and Cassie Kaiser had six rebounds.

    No stats were available for the Eagles.

    Boys basketball

    Brighton held off Adams City 32-20 in Commerce City Feb. 14.

    Collin Tabor led the victors with 12 points. Michael Goward, Jed Grein and Nick Glaze were next with five.

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  • PVHS scoreboard

    Girls basketball

    Prairie View's girls basketball team sailed past Skyview 61-17 Feb. 14 on the T-Hawks' floor.

    Reana Schwindaman had 12 points for PVHS. Kiki Heard dropped in 10 and grabbed seven rebounds.

    PVHS' Jordan Wilson needs 28 points to pass the 1,000-point career mark. The ThunderHawks host Rangeview at 7 p.m., Thursday, and play a make-up game at home Friday against Fort Lupton.

    Boys basketball

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  • Poudre ends PVHS boys basketball season

    FORT COLLINS -- Poudre High School used its size advantage to turn back Prairie View High School 69-49 Feb. 21 in the first round of the state 5A boys basketball playoffs.

    The Impalas used center Jason McClellan early and often, and he didn't disappoint. He scored a career-high 41 points. No stats were available for the ThunderHawks late Tueusday night.

    Poudre improves to 16-8 and advances to face Regis Jesuit Friday in the second round. Prairie View ended its season with a record of 15-8.

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  • All four Brighton-area teams advance to state 5Abasketball tournaments

    GREENWOOD VILLAGE -- Neither of Adams City's basketball teams could advance to the state 5A basketball tournaments. But Brighton and Prairie View's basketball teams will play at least one more game this season.

    Both schools' boys and girls teams earned spots in the 48-team brackets as released by the Colorado High School Activities Association Sunday afternoon.

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  • Turnovers haunt Lady Eagles in Gateway rematch

    AURORA – Coming off what appeared to be a momentum victory against Northglenn last week, Adams City appeared to be ready for its rematch against Gateway.

    Based on the final score, this was not the case.

     

    Scoring under double figures in each quarter and unofficially committing 40 turnovers, the Lady Eagles suffered a lopsided defeat from the Lady Olympians of Gateway 50-19 Feb. 7.

    ACHS fell 5-13 overall and 2-4 in EMAC play, while GHS moved up to 7-13, 4-5 in the conference.

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