BROOMFIELD — Holy Family first year volleyball coach Jenna Gallas and her girls knew Saturday was going to be a long day against three quality opponents. And they were doing it shorthanded, with several member of their rotation out at random club tournaments — which is something all high school coaches have become accustomed to
BROOMFIELD — Soccer can be a cruel game. All you have to do is watch the film of the last two Holy Family games to know that. The Tigers entered Wednesday night’s must-win game Erie with a renewed focus after Monday’s defeat at Greeley West in which the allowed just one Spartans shot on goal
BROOMFIELD — There is that term in sports that goes a little something like this: “On any given day …”, and I think you know the rest. On Wednesday, in the middle of Spring Break for Holy Family, the Tigers were taking on a Skyline team that was just 1-4-1 and likely assumed they would
LONGMONT — “Good evening Holy Family Tigers, this is your wake up call.” The Mead Mavericks delivered the message loud and clear on Tuesday night, with a decisive 3-1 (25-16, 22-25, 25-13, 25-17) victory over the Tigers in a battle of top ten Class 4A teams. “We are continuously growing and the strides we have
WINDSOR — In the biggest of big games, any and all mistakes are amplified ten fold. On Wednesday night against Windsor, coach David Martinez and his Holy Family boys soccer team knew they were going to have to be at their best to get a result out of Windsor — similar to what they did
BROOMFIELD — You have to rewind to 2019 to find the last time any current member of the Holy Family volleyball team played a game in the main gym. And we can’t even blame this one on the pandemic. The Tigers played their entire 2019 regular season in the newly opened auxiliary gym while the
BROOMFIELD — The goal on Monday night for the Holy Family soccer team was to not get caught looking ahead to Wednesday. And after a 44th minute goal from Loveland made it a 2-1 Holy Family lead, it might have been easy to say that that might have been the case. But a quick surge
GREELEY — It has been a long time coming for first year Holy Family volleyball coach Jenna Gallas and her girls. The hurried pace of tryouts to for a varsity team in a little over a week. The anticipation of playing their first match last week only to have it interrupted by positive test from
COLORADO SPRINGS — Holy Family cheer coach Lucy Nash and her team had done everything right leading into Thursday’s state championship performance. They had put the previous year’s disappointment behind them and were ready to prove that the 2021 Tigers were a Class 5A/4A game day finalist. And as they sat in the parking lot
LONGMONT — The Holy Family boys soccer team has waited long enough. 507 days to be exact. That is the exact number of days between their last match — a playoff loss to Centaurus in November of 2019 — and Wednesday night at Everly Montgomery Field at Longmont. Not only did the pandemic delay the
