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Falcon outlasts The Classical Academy volleyball in five-set thriller (opens the original)
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That thud echoing throughout the gym at Falcon High School came from Olivia Pitts. The Falcon junior crushed the ball several times in the final set Tuesday against The Classical Academy and broke the Titans’ hearts in the Falcons 25-16, 15-25, 19-25, 25-17, 18-16 victory. “I told my setter to set me,” Pitts said. “I knew I wanted to pound the ball on the floor and that’s what I did.” Falcon (7-2) entered the match on a three-game skid against The Classical Academy (12-3) and 3A’s No. 4-ranked t
Gazette Preps week in review: Area athletes dial in as playoffs loom (opens the original)
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Postseason action is around the corner and Pikes Peak region athletes continue to dial up their performances. State boys golf will begin next week and the state boys tennis dual tournaments start Wednesday as fall sports near their regular-season finales. Below are some of the outstanding performances from the week and a lookahead of action to come. Zavier Comer, so., Falcon, boys soccer — In one game this season, Comer nearly matched his goal total from his freshman campaign. Comer scored a car
Mesa Ridge shows, learns discipline in rivalry win against Widefield (opens the original)
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Mesa Ridge doesn’t tolerate its players being undisciplined, and Jerimi Calip illustrated that to his team. After Mesa Ridge’s 48-0 victory against Widefield at C.A. Foster Stadium on Saturday, Grizzly players collected “The Game Ball” trophy, walked toward the scoreboard on the venue’s south side and plopped down to take a photo. As players gathered for the photo, the lights on the scoreboard disappeared along with the score. This caused Grizzly players to jokingly boo and jeer at the move. Cal
Pine Creek returns to win column, defeats Fountain-Fort Carson (opens the original)
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The Pine Creek coach knows it’s better than a loss, which his Eagles needed to avoid to remain in the 5A playoff picture. And despite the Eagles’ shaky start to Friday’s game against Fountain-Fort Carson, the Eagles managed a 27-21 win over the Trojans at District 20 Stadium. “It’s always a good feeling to get a W,” Hudson said. “They came out ready to play, and one thing I like to tell you about my players, we like to do a lot of things the hard way. We don’t like to make it easy. There were ti
Gazette Preps week in review: Weather doesn’t spoil phenomenal performances (opens the original)
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Inclement weather dampened numerous contests to end the week, but Pikes Peak region athletes still shined in their respective sports. As October looms, so does postseason action. A plethora of this week’s competitors posted career-high numbers or season-best marks. Below are highlights from last week and a look ahead of what’s to come. Landon Miller, jr., Sand Creek, boys soccer — In a match where one goal gave the Scorpions the victory, Miller’s work in goal proved vital for Sand Creek. Miller
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