GUNNISON — It’s amazing the amount of scenarios that a player can play out in their mind before a state tournament. Senior Jackson Grace had visions of something very special on Monday and Tuesday at Dos Rios Golf Course in Gunnison, the site of the Class 3A state championships and his final prep event. When
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WINDSOR — It would have been easy for the Holy Family Tigers to let down after Tuesday’s huge win over No. 2 Mead at their place. And for a couple of innings on Thursday afternoon in Windsor, they had to shake off a little bit of rust. Thankfully the Wizards tend to bring out the
LONGMONT — Sometimes you just have to send a message. Hopefully the rest of the state heard it loud and clear. With a daunting final week slate that included Mead, Windsor and Silver Creek to wrap up the inaugural Northern Colorado Athletics Conference schedule, it was imperative to garner as much momentum as possible going
GREELEY — The course around the Island Grove Park in Greeley on Friday afternoon was flat and lent it self to some fast times, and given the depth of runners in the newly formed Northern Colorado Athletics Conference, it didn’t disappoint. The Holy Family Tigers had a chance to show off their best against some
LONGMONT — The Holy Family Tigers have already entered playoff mode. In the strange year that has been 2020 and the affect that the pandemic has had on scheduling and the softball postseason — i.e. no regional tournament to qualify for state — the onus is squarely on taking care of business during the regular
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CARBONDALE — The regional golf tournament is arguably the toughest tournament of the year. It’s the sole determining factor in what individuals go to state and who doesn’t. How you handle those nerves and everything else — which included two lengthy lightning delays on Tuesday — on the first tee will go a long way
BROOMFIELD — Senior days are always cool. They seem to last a little longer when you have nine seniors to honor. Such was the case for the Holy Family Tigers on Thursday afternoon against Centaurus. Head coach Moriah Nguyen honored her nine, by starting them all, and some in some unique spots. Notably Toni Schafer
