Sports
- Posted: February 20, 2012
- Metro State College football team holds its first practice
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While most athletes are preparing for baseball, it was all about football Feb. 19 as athletes and coaches who are working to put together a Metropolitan State College team attended the initial practice session.
Metro had a fledgling team last year that played one game. Englewood resident Gary Kozacek is assistant coach of the new team and helped Dennis York, the head coach, put together a team that is making a fresh start.
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- Youth basketball draws crowd of players and fans
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Every rebound hauled in, every dribble down the court and every shot drew loud cheers from the almost standing-room-only audiences watching the final games of the season Feb. 11 for the Englewood Recreation Department’s boys league and g...
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- Pirate qualifies for state wrestling tournament
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Englewood hosted the Feb. 10 and 11 regional tournament, the competition that determines state qualifiers.
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- Creativity key to effective fundraising for high school sports
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With supplemental funds so essential to helping preps sports programs perform at a highly competitive level, high school athletics departments and their booster clubs are forced to come up with their own style of “Moneyball.”
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- Plans under way for Englewood High School softball field
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Plans are for the Pirates girls softball team to have a home field adjacent to Englewood High School when the fall sports season rolls around.
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- Coach calls girls swim season a success
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The coach said individual improvements of all the swimmers and divers on the roster makes this a successful season for the Englewood High School girls swim team.
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- Pirate girls near end of challenging season
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Morale remains high among the Englewood High School girls basketball team despite the challenges of working through a rebuilding season.
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- Manual snaps Pirates’ two-game hoop win streak
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Englewood battled down to the final buzzer to extend their winning streak to three but Manual hit key free throws and won the Feb. 26 boys basketball game, 45-41.
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- Englewood wrestlers best Alameda in dual match competition
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Englewood wrestlers stepped up with authority to defeat Alameda in a dual match, 47-35.
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- Vote forces Valor football to go independent
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After three straight state championship seasons, Valor Christian High School football must face its first years at the Class 5A level as an independent.
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- Pirates’ losing streak stretches to three
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Englewood High School boys basketball team lost its third game in a row 39-38 on a last-second shot by Jefferson Academy.
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- Pirates wrestlers preparing for final weeks of season
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The Pirates have done pretty well considering they are facing tough competition and the challenge of a thin roster made up primarily of young, inexperienced wrestlers as they do battle in dual matches and invitational tournaments.
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- Swim team shows improvement
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As the season enters the home stretch, Englewood High School girls swimming coach Tracey Lonn said she was pleasantly surprised at the improvement her young team has made.
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Englewood men deliver compassion on other side of world
Englewood’s Bob Hayes and Shawn Pitts were members of a team that traveled halfway around the world to help and minister to prisoners, orphans and members of the military.
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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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