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High School Sports

  • Adams concludes prep career at all-state games

    ALAMOSA — Frederick’s Lucas Adams stood in the middle of the Alamosa High School gym Saturday, June 8. His all-star team dropped a two-point decision in overtime in the semifinals of Colorado High School Coaches Association’s all-state boys basketball tournament.
        Adams scored 10 points, had an assist and a steal and wasn’t lamenting the result.

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  • The win is nice, but the experience means more to FHS football players

    ALAMOSA – Frederick’s Jacob Sleeth, Ryan Miller and Jakob Vargas were on the winning side in Friday’s 24-0 Blue team win over the Red squad in the Colorado High School Coaches Association’s all-state football game at Adams State University.

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  • Adams officially concludes prep career at all-state games

    ALAMOSA – Frederick’s Lucas Adams stood in the middle of the Alamosa High School gym Saturday afternoon. His all-star team dropped a two-point decision in overtime in the semifinals of Colorado High School Coaches Association’s all-state boys basketball tournament.

    Adams scored 10 points, had an assist and a steal and wasn’t lamenting the result.

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  • Hoffmann makes most of late slot at all-state games

    ALAMOSA — Frederick’s Kaitlin Hoffmann thought she’d have a week away from softball last week.
        But when teammate Libby Nelson injured her labrum, organizers of the Colorado High School Coaches Association all-state games tabbed Hoffmann for the vacant slot.

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  • Frederick scoreboard

    Baseball

    Mead held on for a 6-5 win over Frederick Thursday afternoon on the Warriors' field.

    Ryan Cawthra had three RBIs for FHS. Frederick put the tying run on base twice in the seventh inning and couldn't score.

    Mead scored its 11 runs in the last trips to the plate Saturday and overhauled Frederick 11-10 in eight innings.

    Frederick had a 7-0 lead before the Mavericks launched their comeback.

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  • Sleeth transitions to summer work

    GOLDEN — Frederick’s Jordan Sleeth had some sort of spring.
        She was an all-conference selection in the 100- and 200-meter dashes. She was a member of the all-conference 4-by-200-meter relay team (Brittney Pepitone, Kara Downs and Emily Echelberger were the others).
        Sleeth found time to play soccer, too. And to top it off, she won a 200-meter race at a college-level track meet at the Colorado School of Mines in Golden.

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  • Urban comes close to Div II national meet

    COLORADO SPRINGS — It would have near poetic justice for former Frederick multisport athlete Alexa Urban to qualify for this year’s NCAA Division II national track meet.
        It was at Colorado State University-Pueblo, an hour or so south of where she goes to school.
        Urban, a junior at the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs, came up four seconds shy of making the field in the women’s 800-meter run.

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  • Sleeth snatches three all-conference track awards

    Jordan Sleeth captured all-Tri Valley Conference in three events this spring.
        She earned individual honors in the 100- and 200-meter relays, and she was part of the girls 4-by-200-meter relay team ( Brittney Pepitone, Emily Echelberger and Marin Downs were the other members).
        The Warriors’ Joe Wise was an all-conference winner in the high jump.

     

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  • Balman top player in Tri Valley League

        Frederick’s Jaron Balman earned player of the year and first-team, all-conference honors in the class 4A Tri Valley League this season.
        Michael Broz and Eric Worley were part of the conference’s honorable-mention roster.

     

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  • Joe Wise captures fifth in 300-meter hurdles at state

    LAKEWOOD — After Friday’s preliminary race in the 300-meter hurdles at the state 4A track meet, Frederick’s Jose Wise thought he could place as high as third.
        When Saturday afternoon’s finals wrapped up at Jeffco Stadium, Wise settled for fifth place, a personal-best time of 38.63 seconds and a certain amount of contentment with what he accomplished.

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