BOCOPREPS’ 10&10: WEEK 6
The Class 4A No. 2Tigers (8-3) beat No. 15 Holy Family and 5A No. 17Kent Denver last week, extending their win streak to three games.
The Knights won all three singles titles — No. 1singles player Stella Laird, No. 2 Jane Roth, No. 3 Maya Brakhage — at the Front Range League Tournament last week, tying Fossil Ridge with 60 points atop the team standings.
The Tigers won the Northern Colorado Athletics Conference tournament at Saddleback Golf Club in Firestone last week, beating second-place Windsor by 12 strokes. They placed five golfers inside the top seven, led by winner Steffi Heitz, who shot 1-underpar 71.
The 3A No. 4 Jaguars moved their winning streak to five games last week, beating No. 39 The Academy and No. 2 Kent Denver. Gianna Gagliano had four goals on the week, including the game-winner against the Sun Devils.
The Trojans (6-3) won their fifth straight game last week, beating Greeley West 4-0 behind two goals from Ella Erwin. Longmont has shut out its last four opponents.
The boys won and the girls finished runner-up at the 22-team Centaurus Twilight meet on Friday. Teagan Malcom swept the boys’ hurdles events, going 15.64 in the 110-meter race and 41.08 in the 300. Ella Pears won the girls’ 200 (27.36) and took second in the 400 (59.09).
The Coyotes won the 10-team Boulder County Invite on Saturday, beating runner-up Fairview 702555. Gavin Keogh swam the state’s fastest time of the season in the 100-yard backstroke, going 48.44. Ethan Difronzo logged the second-best times in the 50 freestyle (20.84) and 100 free (45.93).
Led by nine different goal scorers, the 4A No. 22 Cougars (7-3-2) beat Fort Morgan, Frederick and Grand Junction Central last week.
The girls won and the boys took second at the 22team Centaurus Twilight meet on Friday. Reese Kasper notched a personal-best time in the girls’ 400-meter run, winning in 58.52 seconds. Ryder Keeton won the boys’ 3,200 with his best time of 9:32.30.
The 3A No. 12 Pumas beat George Washington and Manual last week, combining to outscore them 37-2. Freshman Easton Urban had three hits and six RBIS across the two games.
Bihag had eight goals and four assists in two wins last week for the Mustangs (7-2). Harvard-commit Muniz had seven and six.
The pair combined to throw a no-hitter in a 9-0win over Rocky Mountain Lutheran a week ago. Leuchten struck out 11 and walked one over six innings. Cox, a freshman, had a 1-2-3 seventh inning.
The sophomore was the lone scorer in a pair of 3-0 wins for the 4A No. 31 Warriors (5-4) last week. Her six goals against Greeley Central and Greeley West gave her 12 goals on the season.
The junior won two events with top-five times in 4A at the 10-team Boulder County Invite, taking the 100-yard breaststroke (58.27) and the 200 individual medley (1:59.77).
The junior tandem combined for a no-hitter in a 15-0, four-inning win over Greeley West on Monday. Pool struck out seven of the nine batters he faced. Hagen walked two and fanned another in his clean frame.
The senior ended her team’s three-game scoreless drought with four goals in an 8-1 win over Silver Creek on Friday. She has 11 goals on the year.
The junior had five goals and an assist last week as the 3A No. 8 Miners (6-3-1) shut out No. 9St. Mary’s Academy and No. 17 Eagle Ridge Academy. She has 10 goals and five assists this season.
The junior won two events at the 10-team Boulder County Invite on Saturday, winning the 200-yard freestyle (1:44.34) and 500 free (4:49.53).
After losing 17-0 to 4A No. 1 Mead on Tuesday, the senior led the No. 10 Tigers to wins over Eaglecrest and Rampart with nine goals and three assists last week.
The senior goalie stopped 14of the 15shots she faced last week as 4A No. 1 Mead (8-0) beat Palmer Ridge and Holy Family.