High School Sports

PARKER -- Prairie View and Brighton high schools lost to Legend High School in the district baseball tournament Saturday afternoon and saw their respective seasons come to an end.

The Titans, the fifth seed in the state baseball tournament, dispatched the ThunderHawks in the tournament's first game 8-1. Legend then held off Brighton in the district championship game 2-1 for the right to go into the double-elimination portion of the playoffs that begin Friday.

DENVER – You’ve heard the phrase, “It started on a 5,000-watt radio station,” in some faraway place?

Try this one: Lindsay Miller, the first Prairie View High School ThunderHawk to qualify for the state tennis tournament in school history, is a volleyball player. She tried tennis on the strangest of whims all of 16 months ago.

BRIGHTON — This fall, Chayce Weaver will take his talents to the West Coast and join the Occidental College Tigers.
And he didn’t need “The Decision” to announce it either.
Weaver, standing at 5 feet 11 inches and roughly 180 pounds signed his letter of intent to play at the collegiate level at Occidental College, an NCAA Division III school in Los Angeles.

AURORA -- The latest weather news from the high school activities association about Saturday baseball isn't much different from yesterday. The forecast is for rain Friday night and most of Saturday. It's up to the tournament director to decide whether the games can be played as scheduled.

If Brighton and Prairie View can't play their district tournament Saturday at Legend High School in Parker, then they would play Sunday. If they can't play Sunday, then it's Monday.