Kyle Koso
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Greeley area preps players and teams who struck a chord last week (Trib’s top efforts) (opens the original)
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Those huge booms you’ve been hearing are not tied to increased supersonic flights over your home, nor aggressive attitudes by the bass drum players in the local marching band. It’s all about margin of victory and how multiple athletes and teams in and around Greeley are flexing in the midsection of their 2026 prep schedules. One has to think the pressure and increasing stakes of each game to come will shrink some of the distance, but for now, the preseason work and strong culture of certain team
Greeley area preps players and teams who struck a chord last week (Trib’s top efforts) (opens the original)
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One might say the region’s 2026 prep sports season is starting to unveil some impressive resumes in terms of volleyball, but truth be told, it’s hardly a surprise. Consider this a call to put down your phones, DVR your prized TV show and get out to a gymnasium near you this week. Class 3A is trembling in the face of multiple teams climbing up the MaxPreps rankings, including No. 1 University, No. 2 Resurrection Christian and No. 6 Windsor Charter Academy. Eaton and Platte Valley are also gaining
Greeley area preps players and teams who struck a chord last week (Trib’s top efforts) (opens the original)
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Teams can sometimes control their schedule, although it’s pretty difficult to dictate just how tough the competition is on a given day. Is it better to get sternly tested right out of the gate, or is maybe a handful of less taxing assignments a good way to prepare for the journey ahead? That’s part of the fun of high school sports, as teams with high aspirations start to knock heads in September. Tuesday’s softball game between Eaton and University is a great example — the Reds took on tough mat
Greeley’s top performing teams, athletes launch 2026 fall preps season (opens the original)
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Top 10 lists provide us with a tidy shorthand way to reflect on excellence, and there’s no better source of notable efforts than the region’s high school sports scene. A summer of discipline and training has set the table for a remarkable fall campaign; you’ll see below there are stat leaders and budding champions hard at work to meet their potential. So we figured (or, double-figured) it was time to shine a light on the unique stories taking shape. First, some leading individual stories to trac
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