Alissa Noe

Denver

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

Articles

Caliche track and field nabs 18 top-25 finishes

1 week ago | journal-advocate.com | Alissa Noe

As the spring season continues to chug along, Caliche’s track and field athletes are finding their stride. Last week at the Dick Evans Invitational, hosted by Wray, the Buffaloes found ways to stand out, securing 18 top-25 finishes in the process. Sophomore Avery Bell kicked things off in the 100-meter dash with sixth place, which he achieved by crossing the finish line in 11.72 seconds.
Girls lacrosse: Holy Family’s Emma Brusate dominates as Tigers smack Liberty

1 week ago | dailycamera.com | Alissa Noe

BROOMFIELD — As the sun began to set on the field at Mike G. Gabriel Stadium on Monday, it provided the perfect metaphor for the type of season Emma Brusate has been having with Holy Family lacrosse. The sophomore attacker, who’s been playing lights out all spring, crossed the century mark with 45 seconds left in the third quarter of the Tigers’ 18-2 blowout win over Liberty, just as the darkness was starting to settle onto the field.
Brush baseball rights the ship

1 week ago | fortmorgantimes.com | Alissa Noe

A 7-4 record during the early juncture of the spring season can be deceiving, and for Brush baseball, those early setbacks have only proven just how tough its ride is going to be through the rest of its slate. Despite two recent losses to No. 23 Berthoud and No. 2 Eaton — both of which are ranked in CHSAA’s Class 3A Selection & Seeding Index — the Beetdiggers are sitting pretty at No. 5 in the same ranking system, which is no doubt a testament to their schedule.
Fort Morgan girls tennis picks up two dual wins

1 week ago | fortmorgantimes.com | Alissa Noe

The early weeks of a sports season can revolve around tinkering with a roster and finding just the right recipe for success, and that concept especially applies to a sport like tennis. Fort Morgan girls tennis has seen that play out since it first took to the courts on March 6, with each of the four doubles lines taking on the greatest wave of ambiguity.
Merino baseball holding strong

1 week ago | journal-advocate.com | Alissa Noe

There’s something special about baseball on the eastern plains, and Merino has been a case study through the first month of spring. The Rams have won nine of their 13 games, and each setback has come at the hands of some of the top-ranked, smaller programs in the state. In their 2025 debut, they fell to Class 2A’s No. 3 Yuma before rolling into a five-game victory lap, but faced their biggest test so far when they traveled to Haxtun at the beginning of April.
Sterling’s Macie Doherty has been a force on the links in 2025

1 week ago | journal-advocate.com | Alissa Noe

Eighth place at any state golf tournament would be a massive accomplishment for any high school golfer, but for Sterling’s Macie Doherty, the collective two-day score of 167 strokes at last year’s Class 3A tournament at the Olde Course in Loveland gave her just the insight she needed to improve her game before her final ride.
Girls soccer: Silver Creek’s Sienna Weber tips her cap in win over Longmont

1 week ago | dailycamera.com | Alissa Noe

If girls soccer operated like professional hockey, Silver Creek’s Sienna Weber would be drowning in ball caps just 11 games into the 2025 spring season. On a balmy Saturday morning on her own home turf, the junior forward netted three smooth goals to help lift her 4A 28th-ranked Raptors past 3A’s No. 10 Longmont in a 4-2 showing, recording her second hat trick of the year in the process. Her first came a month earlier in a 6-0 smacking over Greeley Central, and she now owns seven goals in all.
Baseball: Erie pulls out thriller over Broomfield in 5A top-20 matchup

2 weeks ago | dailycamera.com | Alissa Noe

BROOMFIELD — High-level baseball is a privilege among the high school scene in Colorado, and at Class 5A’s seventh-ranked Broomfield on Thursday, fans didn’t have to wait long. Following seven thrilling innings, No. 17 Erie won 4-3. In the bottom of the first inning, with the Eagles in an early 1-0 hole, senior starting pitcher Maverick Scarpella stepped up to the plate, looking to set the tone for the afternoon. It didn’t quite go as he had planned.
Wiggins track and field puts up promising performances

2 weeks ago | fortmorgantimes.com | Alissa Noe

Last weekend at their own meet, Wiggins’ track and field team showcased just how fast, high and far it can go. During Saturday’s Invitational, which welcomed just 10 small teams, the Tigers enjoyed plenty of top-10 finishes. Junior Mason Forsha kicked off the Tigers’ representation with fifth in the 800-meter run, which he achieved by crossing the finish line in 2 minutes, 17.76 seconds.
Fleming track and field hits the track at Wiggins

2 weeks ago | bvmsports.com | Alissa Noe

Even as one of the smaller teams at the Wiggins Invitational last weekend, Fleming's track and field team found ways to stand out. By meet's end, the Wildcats had enjoyed 20 top-15 finishes. Freshman Brooks Brekel crossed that threshold by nabbing 12th in the 400-meter dash, which he attained by crossing the finish line in 1 minute, 0.76 seconds. Freshman Alex Champ earned a similar mark in the 1,600 run thanks to his pace of 6:12.29.