Cassidy Chvatal: Colorado School of Mines Toni Schafer: Fort Hays State University (Kansas) Carly Eldredge: Dixie State University (Utah) Tyler Whitlock: Black Hills State University (South Dakota) Jenna Pfenning: Colorado School of Mines
PARKER — The argument could have been made that the Lutheran Lions were the more tested of the two teams entering Friday night’s Colorado League championship game based on who they had played thus far. Holy Family didn’t care. The No. 6-ranked Tigers jumped on the No. 2 Lions early, a spot they had not
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BROOMFIELD — With a limited number of opportunities to put on the pads this season, the impetus to take advantage of each game is at an all time high. The key is not to get caught looking ahead. That would have been easy for the Holy Family to do on Friday night against the visiting
Here is a link to the full CHSAA team: https://chsaanow.com/2020-10-27/all-state-softball-teams-2020/ There were also honors on the local side too. Here is the link to BoCoPreps’ All Region team: https://www.bocopreps.com/2020/10/22/softball-2020-bocopreps-com-all-region-team/
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY — If there has been one team over the past few season that has been a thorn in the side of the Holy Family Tigers, it has been Discovery Canyon. The Thunder have had their way, outscoring the Tigers 87-55 in their last two meetings. Things in 2020 have changed.
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There will be limited attendance tonight at Air Academy and it does not look like there will be a live broadcast.
COLORADO SPRINGS — Cross country coaches by their very nature are unique individuals. Never more are their odd little quirks more on display than before the state meet. They can sit and analyze the seed times and predict/guess where they might finish based on how everything stacks up on a sheet of paper. First year
BROOMFIELD — It doesn’t always have to be pretty. So when you look at Friday night’s result and you see that Holy Family won 41-15 over Lewis-Palmer, it would be easy to assume that everything went off without a hitch. Not quite so much. The Tigers were sloppy at times, committing five turnovers in the
