
Brent Briggeman
Air Force Beat Writer at The Gazette (Colorado Springs, CO)
Husband, father of three amazing girls and sports editor/Air Force football beat writer for The Gazette in Colorado Springs. Kansas native, KU grad.
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5 days ago |
gazette.com | Brent Briggeman
On senior day, the national leader in home runs among high school players walked to the plate to the sound of a Disney power ballad. It was a joke from his parents, but it fit. After all, The Classical Academy’s Zack Hale didn’t truly test his limits and break through until he learned to “Let it Go.”Hale’s 13 home runs placed him in a four-way tie for the national lead entering Saturday, according to MaxPreps.
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1 week ago |
gazette.com | Brent Briggeman
In scarcely a year, Jonathan Rice leapt from track and field newbie to NCAA Division I signee. Rice signed as a preferred walk-on to long jump at Iowa State as part of an emotionally charged signing ceremony at Palmer Ridge High School on Wednesday.
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1 week ago |
gazette.com | Brent Briggeman
The Air Force Academy has initiated unspecified disciplinary actions against members of the men’s soccer team after concluding an investigation into “allegations of physical, unprofessional, and demeaning misconduct inflicted on other members of the team.” "In the fall, members of the men’s soccer team breached our Athletic Code of Conduct and their actions were incompatible with Academy values and expectations,” athletic director Nathan Pine said in a press release issued late Wednesday...
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2 weeks ago |
gazette.com | Brent Briggeman
It’s turning into a worst-case scenario offseason for Air Force basketball yet again. Freshman Kyle Marshall entered the transfer portal on Tuesday, according to multiple outlets. Marshall had been the most promising young player for the Falcons during a dismal season that saw the team finish 4-28 overall and 1-19 in the Mountain West.
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1 month ago |
gazette.com | Brent Briggeman
The expectations in Bruin Fleischmann’s household were lofty, to say the least. For the Air Force tight end and his three siblings, the rule was any grade lower than an A and they wouldn’t be allowed to play the sport that was in season. So far, none of them have had to sit. Oldest brother, Titan, was a two-time Scholar Athlete of the Year at their high school, and Bruin’s 4.296 GPA placed him first in the class of 239 at Century High School in Pocatello, Idaho.
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