Alissa Noe
Sports Writer and Co-Sports Editor at Boulder Colorado Preps
Co-sports editor for https://t.co/tr96csu6vD, serving the Boulder Daily Camera and Longmont Times-Call. Hoops junkie. Puns are my super power
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1 week ago |
dailycamera.com | Alissa Noe
To understand Katy Adler’s love of all things Mead athletics, one need not look much further than her specs on the soccer field. Over her past three seasons as a varsity starter, the senior forward/midfielder accrued 58 goals and 21 assists, and was pivotal to this year’s run to the Class 4A state quarterfinals, where the sixth-seeded Mavericks lost 3-1 to No. 3 Windsor. As a sophomore, she helped lead the team to its first-ever state semifinals appearance.
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1 week ago |
dailycamera.com | Alissa Noe
Even as he’s heading out the door of the high school soccer sphere, Boulder’s Xander Sevian is still raking in the honors. Last week, the Panthers’ star forward learned he won the Colorado Gatorade Player of the Year award for boys soccer. The accolade, which dates back to 1985, distinguishes the best high school athletes for each sport in each state.
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2 weeks ago |
dailycamera.com | Alissa Noe
By his own admission, Fairview’s Kai Modica is more of a shy kid. His game on the lacrosse field during his junior season was anything but as he learned to break out of his shell. Throughout this spring, the attacker not only led the Knights with 49 goals and 28 assists, but he took on a vocal leadership role that had evaded him in years past. The Knights only benefited from his growth, as evidenced by their second-round appearance in the Class 5A state tournament and 11-5 record.
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2 weeks ago |
bvmsports.com | Alissa Noe
Nine girls from Fairview's and Mead 's lacrosse programs graced CHSAA's all-state teams, with Mead's Rachel Class nabbing the Class 4A coach of the year honors in her first season at the helm of the program. The Mavericks led the way with six selections in 4A, while the Knights enjoyed three in 5A. Both teams bowed out in their respective state semifinals, as the Knights fell to Valor Christian by a 14-3 score and the Mavericks lost to Evergreen by a 16-10 mark.
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2 weeks ago |
dailycamera.com | Alissa Noe
Nine girls from Fairview’s and Mead’s lacrosse programs graced CHSAA’s all-state teams, with Mead’s Rachel Class nabbing the Class 4A coach of the year honors in her first season at the helm of the program. The Mavericks led the way with six selections in 4A, while the Knights enjoyed three in 5A. Both teams bowed out in their respective state semifinals, as the Knights fell to Valor Christian by a 14-3 score and the Mavericks lost to Evergreen by a 16-10 mark.
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