High Schools

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Warriors run past Horizon

After a slow first quarter, the run-and-gun offense of the Central High School boys basketball team kicked into high gear Thursday, running past Horizon 64-35 in the Warrior Challenge at Central. The Hawks scored the first four points of the ...

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Wildcats ride strong play in middle quarters to win

Sarah Hensley didn’t appear to be much of a 3-point shooter at the start of Fruita Monument’s game Wednesday night against Palisade. Hensley missed four 3-pointers in the first quarter, glancing one shot after another off the rim. ...

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Smart Jocks: Clay Kame December 04, 2008

Editor’s Note: The Daily Sentinel Student-Athlete of the Week is selected by the school’s athletic director. Central’s Randy Powell selected Clay Kame, who has a 3.78 grade-point average. The honor will rotate among the four ...

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Gurule hasn’t stopped working since winning state title

There’s no place to go but sideways for Matthew Gurule. About the only thing a wrestler can do to top a state championship season is to win another one the next year, so in this case, a lateral move is good. Gurule, a junior and the ...

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Warrior Challenge a chance to get a closer look at different teams

Preseason basketball tournaments can give a team a jump-start to a successful season. It’s an opportunity for teams to see competition it traditionally wouldn’t run into until the postseason. That’s one reason Central has ...

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Numbers game helps Olathe bring trophy home

AURORA — Olathe will never take an extra point for granted. Freshman Sergio Salazar kicked the winning extra point Saturday only minutes after Erie’s Ryan Hawkins missed his kick, giving the Pirates a thrilling 22-21 overtime ...

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Glenwood seniors cap fine career with championship

AURORA — It seemed fitting that Dakota Stonehouse was the last person to touch the football in Glenwood Springs’ 23-14 Class 3A state championship win Saturday over Fort Morgan at Legacy Stadium. With Stonehouse touching his knee ...

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Olathe rides Rhodes to first ever state title

AURORA — When it came down to crunch time, the Olathe High School football team danced with the one that brung ’em. All season long, the Pirates had ridden the capable legs of David Rhodes. Olathe tried a few different ...

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Demons rally past Fort Morgan behind Stonehouse’s three TDs

AURORA — The cap said it all. Immediately after its 23-14 victory Saturday over Fort Morgan for the Class 3A state football championship, Glenwood Springs players and coaches were donning red baseball caps. “Glenwood, State ...

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Olympic medalist Cejudo visits Grand Junction

U.S. Olympic gold-medal-winning wrestler Henry Cejudo made it look easy, but several high school wrestlers learned his success wasn’t always easy. Cejudo, the only American wrestler to win a gold medal in the 2008 Olympics, spoke to a ...

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