Alissa Noe
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Niwot volleyball takes down Silver Creek in a competitive sweep (opens the original)
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LONGMONT — Heading into Niwot volleyball’s Wednesday night road match at Silver Creek, the Cougars appeared to be the better team on paper. They held a 7-2 record up to that point, while Silver Creek sat at 3-4. Niwot’s tight, 3-0 win against the Raptors told another story. Through nearly every step of their 25-18, 26-24 and 25-17 performance, the Cougars maintained control, but the Raptors certainly gave them plenty of long points to battle through. In the second set, Silver Creek even claimed
University softball thwarts late Lyons comeback in Class 3A top-10 thriller (opens the original)
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GREELEY — Lyons’ Autumn Johnsey stared down University catcher Bergen Duarte as she stood a few feet off of third base, daring her to try to throw her out. Duarte took the bait, then overthrew the bag. Johnsey sprinted straight toward home, scoring Lyons’ sixth run of University’s 8-6 win at Twin Rivers Park on Thursday, just as the Lions were working to erase the four-run hole they dug themselves into the half inning before. By that point, in the top of the seventh inning, Class 3A’s seventh-ra
Mead boys, Boulder girls impress at Liberty Bell cross country (opens the original)
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As the Liberty Bell sweepstakes cross country race played out in Littleton on Saturday, Mead’s Josh Knight refused to look down at the watch around his wrist, and he never once heard his coaches yelling his splits at him. His focus was deadlocked on the only goal he had in mind. “I went into it knowing that I really wanted to break 15 (minutes),” he said. “That was my first goal. I really wanted to compete well, as well, and so I went in wanting to hang in with that top pack and just really see
Revitalized Fairview volleyball takes down Boulder in four sets (opens the original)
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BOULDER — Over the past few years at Fairview High School, as the volleyball team experienced a revolving door of coaches and school administrators, consistency on the court became a near impossibility. First-year head coach Amber Carroll is determined to make that a thing of the past. Before the Knights even played their first point of 2026, Carroll exuded confidence in their abilities, believing that last year’s 5-18 showing was just a bug, not a feature. In the middle of August, she told BoCo
Holy Family-Broomfield rivalry kicks off with a former star on the other sideline (Game of the Week) (opens the original)
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Why you should care: The Tigers and Eagles revive their age-old rivalry on the gridiron, but this year, they’re checking it off as the first item on the 2026 agenda. They haven’t seen each other since 2023, when Holy Family narrowly escaped with a 30-29 win. Major shakeups in Broomfield’s program make this game all the more interesting. In the years that followed that last meeting, Broomfield dominated in Class 4A. The Eagles reached the state semifinals in 2023, the quarterfinals in 2025, and w
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