High Schools

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Heritage’s ‘D’ stops Montrose in 4th

MONTROSE — All season, the Montrose High School football team relied on its running game. After falling behind in Saturday’s Class 4A state quarterfinal game, a 43-24 loss to Heritage, the Indians were forced to show a different ...

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Briefs: Prep Football Sept. 20, 2009

The Grand Junction High School football team was handed its third nonconference loss by a tough opponent Saturday, losing 35-21 to Highlands Ranch. The Tigers (0-3) had a 14-0 lead late in the third quarter, but a long punt return for a ...

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‘Trial by fire’ works for Grand Junction’s Ealey in win over Cortez

Caleb Ealey is used to wearing light blue socks. As the starting goalkeeper for Grand Junction High School, the contrasting color is appropriate attire. But in the second half of Junction’s 4-0 win Saturday against Montezuma-Cortez, ...

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Barnes lifts Bulldogs past Durango in softball

Kendra Barnes likes hitting the long ball if for no other reason than to save energy. The Palisade High School softball player hit two solo home runs Saturday in the Bulldogs’ 5-3 win over Durango at Bergman Field. “It’s ...

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Briefs: Prep Roundup Sept. 20, 2009

Soccer The Central High School soccer team dominated at times but couldn’t manage a goal when it needed one. The Warriors lost in double overtime Saturday to Rampart 3-2 as the Rams’ Nick Wise scored in the second overtime at ...

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Briefs: Prep Roundup Sept. 19, 2009

SOCCER The Grand Junction High School soccer team took the lead in the Southwestern League standings Friday with a 1-0 victory over perennial league power Durango at Canyon View Park. The Tigers (3-1, 2-0 SWL) broke the tie when Tim Hofer ...

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Seagren sets course record to win Ned Pollert Invite

Winning is nothing new for Woody Seagren. At Friday’s Ned Pollert Invitational cross country meet, though, the Fruita Monument High School senior was caught off guard. Not only did he win the race, but his time of 16 minutes, 40 seconds ...

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Turnovers, penalties plague Central in loss

The Central High School football team is waking up this morning hoping it was only a nightmare. But the six turnovers, 17 offensive plays in the first half, nine penalties and the 13-12 loss at home to Gateway was all too ...

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Briefs: Prep Football Sept. 19, 2009

• Playing on the road hasn’t been too tough for the Fruita Monument football team. The Wildcats used a pair of touchdown passes by Zach Thorpe and two touchdown runs Friday to defeat Rangeview 27-15 in Aurora. Thorpe had an ...

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Briefs: Prep Football Ranking, Sept. 18, 2009

State Rankings MaxPreps/Colorado High School Coaches Association • Class 5A 1. Mullen; 2. Grandview; 3. Columbine; 4. Bear Creek; 5. Pomona Others receiving votes: Arvada West, Fairview, ThunderRidge, Chatfield, Fort Collins, ...

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