High Schools

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Smart Jock: Dustin Martin November 20, 2008

Editor’s Note: The Daily Sentinel Student-Athlete of the Week is selected by the school’s athletic director. Palisade’s Mike Krueger selected Dustin Martin. The honor will rotate among the four School District 51 high ...

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Sports: Prep Notebook November 20, 2008

Cherry Creek High School in Greenwood Village has had a dominant fall season, winning the Class 5A state championship in volleyball, boys cross country and boys tennis. The Bruins finished second in boys golf, third in girls cross country. ...

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Ability, attitude, grades, team chemistry all part of making prep rosters

A lot of titles can go along with being a high school coach: teacher, athletic trainer, bus driver and equipment repairman. But for the first week of basketball practice, coaches become general managers, attempting to put together their team ...

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Area students balance school, sports

Hannah Tredway had a goal. By entering an International Baccalaureate Program and maintaining a solid grade-point average, she could get into almost any college she wanted in a couple of years. “That’s one of the reasons I made ...

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Ground game as important for Glenwood as aerial attack

GLENWOOD SPRINGS —  The first thing that comes to mind when fans think about this season’s Glenwood Springs High School football team is its passing game. For good reason. The Demons have passed for more than 2,300 yards this ...

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Montrose dominates SWL volleyball team

Winning the Southwestern League title and reaching the state tournament earned the Montrose High School volleyball team numerous postseason awards as the SWL’s 2008 all-league team was announced Tuesday. Ana Finley, a senior, was ...

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Sports: Prep Notebook November 18, 2008

Montrose’s football team can relate to something Florida State coach Bobby Bowden said. One of the winningest coach in Division I college football once remarked, “To have the kind of year you want to have, something has to happen ...

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Fruita’s Miller heads All-SWC first team

Scott Miller gave Fruita Monument a little bit of everything offensively this past season. The 6-foot-5 senior moved from wide receiver last season to tight end and provided the Wildcats a solid blocking cog in the running game, as well as a ...

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Central’s Rachel Romine signs letter of intent to play for Mavs

Rachel Romine was 10 years old when her father David took her and her sisters, Danielle and Jessica, to their first Mesa State College softball game. Even then, she was awed by the program and about playing college softball. The Central High ...

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Glenwood outshines defending champions

BERTHOUD — In an other-worldly quarterback battle typically reserved for players in the college or pro ranks, Glenwood Springs senior Dakota Stonehouse was slightly better than his Berthoud counterpart Jordan Major. That edge was enough ...

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