Sports
- Posted: February 18, 2012
- Arias’ career comes to close at state
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For Cameron Arias, the Class 4A state wrestling tournament was a strange case of “hurry up and wait.”
Arias, a senior at Woodland Park High School, arrived at the Pepsi Center ready to roll when the tournament’s opening rounds were set to begin Thursday morning. But Arias’ game plan was abruptly put on hold when his first-round opponent in the 132-pound division, Roosevelt’s Adam Cary, failed to make weight.
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- Panther hoops seasons come to end
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Even though the win-loss record wasn’t pretty, Woodland Park High School boys basketball coach Brian Gustafson found plenty of positives this season.
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- Dodge! Here comes the ball!
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At some point in one’s life, chances are most people have been acquainted with the timeless competitive sport of dodgeball. From the player front and center awaiting the next opportunity to strike or Tiny Tim cowering in the background a...
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- Graf headed for the hall
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It was a spring day Bob Graf will never forget. His Wasson team dominated the Class 5A boys track and field championships — and it didn’t win a single event.
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- Arias qualifies for state for WPHS
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It was a season full of lessons learned for Woodland Park High School both on and off the mats.
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- Pikes Peak Guy teams up with PPIHC teen sensation
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One wouldn’t think that a nature photographer and a race car driver would have much in common, but Woodland Park’s own Pikes Peak Guy and 18-year-old race-car driver Savannah Rickli share a passion. They both have a passion for Pikes Pea...
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- Pioneer teams head for pig-tail games
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The win-loss records aren’t exactly impressive, but the Cripple Creek-Victor High School boys and girls basketball teams are pressing on.
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- Seibel sisters just miss state
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Just missing out on a trip to the Class 4A state finals in Thornton this weekend, Woodland Park High School students Caitlin and Kelsey Seibel of Divide — who both swim for the Manitou Springs swim team — each turned in spectacular perfo...
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- WPHS boys snap skid
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The losing streak is finally over for the patient Woodland Park boys.
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- Panthers take seventh with crossover win
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With a 45-27 victory over Harrison Wednesday night in what was the team’s second Colorado Springs Metro League Crossover win in as many weeks, Woodland Park secured a seventh-place league finish in what had been considered a rebuilding y...
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- Durr brings experience to hunter safety courses
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Perry Durr is all about the safety of hunters and making sure they have the right information to make proper decisions. That’s why for the last 22 years Durr has taught hunter education courses in Teller County.
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- Neil signs letter to play for CSU-Pueblo
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Louie Neil was a pretty good football player for Woodland Park High School. Next season he’ll take his talents on the road to Division II Colorado State University-Pueblo.
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- Pioneers find reasons to dance despite losses
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The effort was evident by the Cripple Creek-Victor boys’ and girls’ basketball teams, even if their struggles avoiding turnovers — as has been the case most of the time this season — couldn’t keep Sargent from spoiling the Pioneers’ Home...
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- Panthers pound Wasson in crossover
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Woodland Park senior Josh Adair made sure that the Panthers wrestling squad started off their Metro League crossover dual Jan. 25 in dramatic fashion.
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Food shift being played out in Woodland Park
America’s obesity epidemic is being countered by a burgeoning movement centered on healthy, local food.
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Pottery Seconds Sale gears up for 10th go-round
The bond between Charlotte Lee and Debbie Hager — a friendship formed over clay and artistry — is a boon for Teller County residents.
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