Sports
- Posted: February 22, 2012
- Castle Rock n’ Rollers tackle fifth new season of flat-track derby
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The Castle Rock n’ Rollers are back at it again. Bruises and all.
The Castle Rock-based women’s flat-track roller derby league has officially put its off-season of boot camps, jam scenarios and off-skate cardio training into action with a home bout against Missle Mountain of Colorado Springs Feb. 17 at the Douglas County Events Center in Castle Rock. Being a relatively new program in the Women’s Flat Track Derby Association, the Rollers are thriving to establish themselves in the association with more strength and experience. This season, the Rollers have six WFTDA-sanctioned bouts on its schedule, allowing the team to be ranked by association standards.
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Obviously, Gus Marker wanted to win a state wrestling title for himself.
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Continental A-League team results
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Brendan Vinyard learned a big lesson last year at the state wrestling tournament.
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Kaleb Geiger put on some muscle from the 130-pound weight class he was wrestling at last year.
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- National Letters of Intent: Ponderosa Mustangs
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Ponderosa High School had a ceremony Feb. 1 to honor 11 seniors who signed National Letters of Intent to take their sports to the college level.
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- National Letters of Intent: Rock Canyon Jaguars
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Baseball, softball, football and much more, this year’s senior crop of athletes at Rock Canyon High School had a lot of involvement in the success of their programs.
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- National Letters of Intent: Legend Titans
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Legend High School athletics honored its first set of student-athletes to sign National Letters of Intent.
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Chaparral High School athletics had plenty of seniors in the spotlight this year and last.
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Four Huskies were honored for their vision of playing sports after graduation.
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- 5A Continental boys hoops: Mountain Vista duo heightens team’s systems
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Collins and Carter may sound like a line of men’s clothing at JCPenney.
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Douglas County ranks sixth on wealth list
With a median household income nearly double the national average, Douglas County made it to No. 6 on a list of the nation’s wealthiest counties, published by MSN Money.
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Young cellist stars with Arapahoe Philharmonic
Arapahoe Philharmonic will perform music from Germany and Austria at 7:30 p.m. March 9 at Mission Hills Church, 620 Southpark Drive, Littleton.
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