Steve Smith

2 weeks ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Steve Smith

Fort Lupton’s D’mitri Garza-Alarcon noticed one big change as he moved from being a four-time state champ for the Bluedevils to being a national junior college runner-up this spring. “There’s more hand fighting, there’s more aggressiveness. They are being more technical,” he said in a recent edition of the Bois Only Podcast. “Now, I’m wrestling grown men.

2 weeks ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Steve Smith |Corinne Westeman

Posted inSports Fort Luptonā€™s Dā€™mitri Garza-Alarcon noticed one big change as he moved from being a four-time state champ for the Bluedevils to being a national junior college runner-up this spring. ā€œThereā€™s more hand fighting, thereā€™s more aggressiveness. They are being more technical,ā€ he said in a recent edition of the Bois Only Podcast.

1 month ago | uttarakhandnewsnetwork.com | Virat Kohli |Steve Smith

Delhi Capitals defeated Lucknow Super Giants by 1 wicket in a thrilling match of IPL 2025. The team achieved the target of 210 runs on the third ball of the 20th over. Impact player Ashutosh Sharma gave the team victory by hitting a six, he remained not out after scoring 66 runs in 31 balls. Delhi needed 6 runs in the last over. Shahbaz Ahmed came to bowl, Mohit Sharma escaped being stumped on his first ball. Mohit took a single on the next ball and Ashutosh came on strike.

1 month ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Steve Smith

When Fort Lupton High School and Prospect Ridge Academy played in January, the Bluedevils won 83-82. When the two teams played again in the state 4A boys basketball tournament quarterfinals at the Denver Coliseum on March 12, the Miners made sure the Bluedevils would not score 83 points again. The Miners scored the first 10 points of the game, grew their first-half margin to as many as 20 points, and beat the Bluedevils 87-64.

1 month ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Steve Smith

To paraphrase the title of a Charles Dickens novel, it was a tale of two halves when Frederick and Mead took to the floor in the Great 8 of the state 5A girls basketball tournament on March 7 at the Denver Coliseum. The two teams played to a 24-all draw in the first half. But the Mavericks turned up the defense and kept the Golden Eagles at bay in the second half. The result was a 56-37 win for Mead (23-3) and a Final 4 date with Mullen High School at 5:45 p.m. on Friday, March 13, at the Coliseum.