Alissa Noe

1 week ago | fortmorgantimes.com | Alissa Noe

Wiggins girls track and field could hardly have had a better state meet from May 15-17, as several individual state titles yielded a Class 2A team championship, the Tigers’ first ever. But outside of the crowns from senior Nahia Kelley in the 200-meter dash (25.56 seconds) and the 400 (57.92), and junior Brooke Schmidt in the discus (146–10) and shot put (36–11.75), others shone as well.

1 week ago | fortmorgantimes.com | Alissa Noe

Over the course of three days at Jeffco Stadium, high school athletes from all over Colorado tested their training and hard work in front of a crowd of thousands. The state track and field championships for all classifications took place from May 15 to 17, and while the event yielded a team state championship from Morgan County with Wiggins’ girls, it likewise resulted in other impressive performances from the area.

1 week ago | fortmorgantimes.com | Alissa Noe

In the final tournament of the 2025 spring season, Brush girls golfers could hold their heads high. By the end of the Class 2A state golf tournament at the Pueblo Country Club on Tuesday, the Beetdiggers placed 11th as a team with 624 cumulative strokes over two rounds, which put them squarely at 192 over par. Colorado Academy won the tournament with a 75-over par 507. Senior Molly Wulf led the Digger contingent with a lone spot at 32nd, which she achieved by shooting a 57-over-par 201.

1 week ago | fortmorgantimes.com | Alissa Noe

Brush baseball entered its Class 3A Region 6 tournament over the weekend more than battle-tested, but some Mean Moose got in the way of any attempt to put their tough schedule to use. The Beetdiggers, seeded at No. 11 in the regional hosted by No. 6 Resurrection Christian, hit a brick wall when they met up with No. 22 Alamosa in the first round of the tournament. The Mean Moose defeated them 8-2. Alamosa then went on to lose the championship game to Resurrection Christian 9-0.

2 weeks ago | dailycamera.com | Alissa Noe

DENVER — One disastrous inning had Broomfield baseball staring down the barrel of the offseason, but Tripp Bemis made sure his team would still play on into the second weekend of the Class 5A state tournament. The fifth-seeded Eagles stunned No. 3 Arvada West in a massive, come-from-behind, 9-6 victory on Saturday afternoon at All-City Field. The win in the second consolation round ensured they would move deeper into that bracket against No. 6 Regis Jesuit on Friday.