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  • Lipsett takes 14th in state 5A...

    LAKEWOOD -- Brighton's Deziree Lipsett, who wasn't in the state track meet until Monday, finished 14th in the state 5A discus Thursday morning at Jeffco Stadium.

     

    Her best throw of her three ties was her second toss. It measured 108 feet 10 inches. Her top throw during the season was 110 feet 2 inches.

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  • With a whim and 16 months of...

     

    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.

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  • With a whim and 16 months of...

     

    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.

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  • Rebels send BHS soccer home for...

    LAKEWOOD — It didn’t take long for first-year coach Gonzalo Godinez of Brighton High School to pinpoint what went wrong in his team’s 7-0, first-round loss to Columbine High School in the girls state soccer playoffs May 9.

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  • T-Hawks tough out rough end to...

    PARKER — A show of hands at the start of the baseball season might not have shown a lot of belief in the Prairie View ThunderHawks’ potential appearance in the state 5A playoffs.

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  • Bulldogs hope they turn the...

    PARKER — There may be changes brewing in Brighton High School baseball.

     

           The Bulldogs advanced to a district title game for the first time since 2004. Fifth-rated Legend High School turned back BHS 2-1 Saturday for the right to play in the double-elimination round of the state playoffs this weekend.

           BHS also changed its team demeanor as well, something that sophomore TJ Egloff thinks contributed to an 18-3 record this season.

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  • Oulman salutes team’s character...

        GREENWOOD VILLAGE — When the horn sounded after the first round of the state 5A soccer playoffs, not much had gone right for Prairie View’s girls, who stared down an 8-0 final from the losing side.

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  • ‘Underdog’ BHS finishes 2nd in...

    AURORA — It’s safe to say the cards were stacked against Brighton High School’s swimming team entering the Eastern Metro Athletic Conference swim meet at Gateway High School.
        “We went into the meet a 90-point underdog to Hinkley and lost by 21 points,” coach Carl Diehl said. “The kids did a great job in prelims to set us up for a very close meet. ... But in the end we didn’t have enough depth to win the meet.”

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  • BHS boys basketball

        The deadline for the BHS boys basketball trip to Colorado Springs is Friday. Cost is $115. Call coach Anthony Mitchell at 303-655-4155.
     

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  • Martinez commits to Ventura...

    BRIGHTON — Brighton High School senior Ralphie Martinez is moving out West.

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