Nick Rothschild

2 days ago | denver7.com | Nick Rothschild

Every day since her time at the Steamboat Mountain School has started the same: Sidney Barbier wakes up and feels pain. “Like sharp, stabbing pain," said Barbier, now a senior Nordic skier at the University of Denver. "There’s nothing I can do to stop it. It’s not like you can take ibuprofen and it goes away. Your new normal becomes that five or six out of 10.”The pain became the main character in her life — everything revolved around that stabbing sensation in her gut.

4 days ago | krdo.com | Nick Rothschild

By Nick RothschildClick here for updates on this story    FOUNTAIN, Colorado (KMGH) — As a junior at Fountain-Fort Carson High School, Myles McClarity saw a football future ahead of him. McClarity was a rising star being recruited by division one schools from across the country. But after a playoff game for the Trojans, McClarity’s nose started to bleed. And it wouldn’t stop.

5 days ago | denver7.com | Nick Rothschild

As a junior at Fountain-Fort Carson High School, Myles McClarity saw a football future ahead of him. McClarity was a rising star being recruited by division one schools from across the country. But after a playoff game for the Trojans, McClarity's nose started to bleed. And it wouldn't stop. "For a 16-year-old to get diagnosed with cancer in the prime of their football career and see their dreams and aspirations fade away, he had some moments that were really hard,” McClarity's mom Faith Getty said.

1 week ago | denver7.com | Nick Rothschild

FORT COLLINS, Colo. — “I kind of black out as soon as I hit the take off," Rhys Travis, a junior jumper on the Colorado State University Track & Field team, said. "Don’t ask me what happens in the air.”When Travis took to the air at the Mountain West Conference championships, he felt something special. “I knew as soon as I took off," Travis said. "I was like, I’m pretty sure I just cleared [the bar].

2 weeks ago | denver7.com | Nick Rothschild

DENVER — Youth sports can be expensive. A Denver martial arts program believes every child should have access to training, no matter their family's financial abilities. “If finances are preventing your children from training, we want to make sure we change that," said Alisha Bielak, an ambassador for the Martial Arts Moves program at the Easton Training Center in Centennial.