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Today's Sports

  • Conference pole vault champ

    AURORA -- Prairie View's Aaron Frydendall captured the Eastern Metro Athletic Conference pole vault title at a rainy, damp Aurora Public Schools Stadium Friday afternoon.

     

    His top mark was 11 feet even, just four inches better than second-place finisher Tucker Ratliff of Brighton High School. Lane Shivley of the Bulldogs was third.

    Adams City's 4-by-100-meter relay team (Ovi Aragon, Sanila Seymore, Christina Folsom and Ines Alverez) placed third in a time of 58.3, more than a second off its seeding time.

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  • With a whim and 16 months of...

     

    DENVER – You’ve heard the phrase, “It started on a 5,000-watt radio station,” in some faraway place?

    Try this one: Lindsay Miller, the first Prairie View High School ThunderHawk to qualify for the state tennis tournament in school history, is a volleyball player. She tried tennis on the strangest of whims all of 16 months ago.

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  • T-Hawks tough out rough end to...

    PARKER — A show of hands at the start of the baseball season might not have shown a lot of belief in the Prairie View ThunderHawks’ potential appearance in the state 5A playoffs.

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  • ACHS girls soccer run comes to...

    HIGHLANDS RANCH – Adams City had quite the task during the first round of the 2012 girls state soccer tournament May 9.

    In a battle of the Eagles, the Mountain Vista Golden Eagles displayed why they deserved the No. 1 overall seed, as they defeated the Adams City Eagles 11-1 at Shea Stadium.

     

    Adams City finishes the season with an 8-7-0 overall record and more impressively, finished a perfect 6-0-0 at home.

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  • Oulman salutes team’s character...

       GREENWOOD VILLAGE — When the horn sounded after the first round of the state 5A soccer playoffs, not much had gone right for Prairie View’s girls, who stared down an 8-0 final from the losing side.

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  • UPDATE: Miller ousted from state...

    DENVER -- Prairie View's Lindsay Miller is out of this year's class 5A state tennis tournament.

     

    Miller, who lost to Sierra Crumbaker of Poudre 6-0, 6-2 Thursday morning in the opening round of the state 5A girls tennis tournament at the Gates Tennis Center, could have advanced to the playback round if Crumbaker won two more matches.

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  • Saturday baseball weather...

    AURORA -- The latest weather news from the high school activities association about Saturday baseball isn't much different from Wednesday. The forecast is for rain Friday night and most of Saturday. It's up to the tournament director to decide whether the games can be played as scheduled.

    If Brighton and Prairie View can't play their district tournament Saturday at Legend High School in Parker, then they would play Sunday. If they can't play Sunday, then it's Monday.

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  • Lopez, DeFeo, Pawlak capture...

    THORNTON — Brighton’s Rachael Lopez won the 800-meters in a time of 2:21.16. Freshman Elizabeth DeFeo captured first place in the 400-meter dash, where her time was 1:04.63. Leo Solano took BHS’ third championship of the meet in the 3,200-meter run. Her time was 12:45.68.
        Brighton’s Ashley Mercure, a sophomore, trimmed 12 seconds off her seeding time in the 800-meter run at the Last Chance track and field meet at District 12 Stadium in Thornton Saturday.

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  • PVHS joins state 5A baseball...

    BRIGHTON – Prairie View hopes its recent spell of strong play carries over into this week’s state 5A playoffs.

                The ThunderHawks won nine of their 11 Eastern Metro Athletic Conference games and came within one run of knocking off conference champs Brighton High School May 1.

     

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  • ACHS squeezes in to girls soccer...

    AURORA – The seeding for the Class 5A girl’s soccer playoffs was announced Sunday, and the Adams City soccer team finds itself on the bottom looking up.

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