High Schools

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Mesa wrestling coach welcomes prep teams to campus

It’s not a new concept. For the Mesa State College wrestling program, however, it’s one that fills the bill. On Saturday, the college hosts the first Mesa State College high school duals tournament. Mesa State wrestling coach ...

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Rebounding lifts Fruita past Huskies

Rebounding, rebounding, rebounding. The Fruita Monument High School girls basketball team stressed rebounding in its Wildcat Invitational tournament opener Thursday. Faced with the prospect of meeting a shorter, Class 4A team in Battle ...

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Grand Junction can’t keep up with Columbine

Despite three scorers in double figures Thursday, the Grand Junction High School girls basketball team didn’t have enough offense to keep up with Columbine, losing 70-50 at the Wildcat Invitational. Senior Lisa Hughes scored 13 points ...

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Smart Jock: Lisa Hughes December 11, 2008

Editor’s Note: The Daily Sentinel Student-Athlete of the Week is selected by the school’s athletic director. Grand Junction’s Greg King selected Lisa Hughes, who has a 3.7 grade-point average. The honor will rotate among the ...

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Sports: Prep Notes-Numbers December 11, 2008

The Grand Junction boys basketball team had to scramble to pick up a couple of games on its schedule this season. The Tigers were slated to play four games in the Cherry Creek Invitational from Dec. 18-20, an event in which the Tigers have ...

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Janowitz goes from JV to varsity starter

It was hard, but Brooke Janowitz took it as a challenge. Janowitz, a starting guard for the Fruita Monument High School girls basketball team, found herself in a difficult situation last season. Like a lot of juniors, she was playing on the ...

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Termentozzi determined to win

When Taylor Termentozzi hit the mat last Saturday for his team’s annual Wildcat Invitational duals tournament, he looked like a different wrestler than the one who ended his season last February by going 1-2 at the Class 5A state ...

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Palisade sweeps wrestling triangular with big wins

Palisade High School wrestled as if it might be making some amends Wednesday. After going 1-3 in last Saturday’s Wildcat Invitational duals tournament at Fruita Monument, including 39-36 losses to both Fruita and Central, the Bulldogs ...

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Tigers roll past Utes in rematch

Through the first four games of the season, the Grand Junction High School boys basketball team just didn’t look right. The Tigers were without Everett Robinson and Sam Morgan, but still, something was off. The Tigers opened 2-2, ...

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Palisade still trying to find its rhythm

The Palisade High School boys basketball team had its moments on Tuesday. Unfortunately for the Bulldogs, they were too short and too far between. Aspen, conversely, took well advantage of its opportunities to make some scoring runs in the ...

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