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High School Sports

  • State track recap

    LAKEWOOD -- Adams City's Noor Shongolo qualified for two events in this year's state 5A track-and-field meet. But he could not advance to the finals in either event.

    Shongolo, a junior, finished 15th in the 200-meter dash, where his time was 22.45 seconds. His time in the 400-meter dash was 51:07, which put him in 16th place.

  • Shongolo earns his spots in state 5A track meet

    AURORA -- Adams City's Noor Shongolo was the only Eagle to qualify for this year's state 5A track meet at Jeffco Stadium in Lakewood. But he did so in two events.

    Shongolo made it in the 200-meter dash with a time of 22.31 seconds. He set the mark at the Palmer Ridge Invitational in late April. His preliminary race in the 200-meter dash is at 12:50 p.m., Thursday.

  • Adams City soccer falls to Legacy in state playoffs

        BROOMFIELD — Senior Sonia DeLuna had an amazing game at the net for Adams City, but the effort wasn’t enough.
        Although DeLuna posted 15 saves, including a handful of beauties, her team fell to No. 2-seeded Legacy 3-0 May 8 during the first round of the Class 5A girls state soccer championships.

  • Fast start by Mountain Vista downs Prairie View girls in the first round

        HIGHLANDS RANCH — Early goals by Megan Massey and Amy Alexander of Mountain Vista within the first four minutes of the game may have rattled Prairie View a little.
        “We may have been shook up a little bit,” head coach Jason Oulman said. “I don’t think we were totally 100 percent ready for their speed. I think after those first two goals, it woke us up and we were able to pull together after that.”

  • Volleyball, pre-med send Miller to CSU-Pueblo

    BRIGHTON — The Prairie View pipeline to Colorado State University-Pueblo is open again.
        This time, it claimed ThunderHawks’ volleyball player Lindsay Miller. She signed her letter of intent last week.
        “I had interest from schools in West Virginia and Maryland,” she said. “I didn’t want to go that far. I also had Oklahoma Panhandle interested. For a few years I had some smaller colleges and Junior Colleges like Otero and Trinidad.”

  • Downs picks a junior college for two more years of baseball

    BRIGHTON — In the end, Prairie View’s Ian Downs thought a junior college would be the best fit for him to continue his baseball career. So Downs signed with Phoenix College in Phoenix, Ariz., last week.

  • EMAC track: Girls take fifth; boys take eighth

    WESTMINSTER -- Adams City's girls track team wound up fifth in this year's Eastern Metro Athletic Conference meet at the North Area Stadium.

    Jessica Folsom (52.40) was second in the 300-meter hurdles. Jasmine Folsom was fifth in the 1,600-meters (5:55.62) and seventh in the 800-meter run in a time of 2:42.01. Johanna Cruz was fifth in the 3,200-meter run in a time of 13:22.42. Selena Tervaras (99-7) was sixth in the discus.

  • Eagles take fifth in EMAC swim meet

    Adams City's boys swimming team wound up fifth at the Eastern Metro Athletic Conference swimming meet in the Eagles' pool over the weekend.

    Adams City didn't come away with any conference titles in the two-day meet. The 200-freestyle relay team (Tony Deaguero, Zach Deaguero, Jacob Retenera and Mike Garcia) was fifth. Rudy Sanchez was eighth in diving.

  • PVHS summer baseball

        Prairie View’s summer baseball program begins May 13 at the school, 12909 E. 120th Ave.
        Call 303-919-3953 or email cardenast9@gmail.com

  • Opportunities continue for Daniel Ontiveros

        COMMERCE CITY — The good times keeps coming for Adams City High School graduating senior Daniel Ontiveros, proving that hard work separates the talented individuals from the successful ones.

        On a referral from his coach, Ontiveros participated in the Sueño MLS tryout at Dick Sporting Goods Stadium, presented by Allstate. There were more than a dozen of goalkeepers and hundreds of positional players who were involved in the event.

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