After placing second in the Regional tournament, the Kodiaks advanced all three singles players to the State Tournament in Greeley, CO, this past week. Hina S. ’20, our #3 singles player, lost to a tough Aspen opponent 2-6, 2-6 in the first round, finishing in the top 16. Kate G. ’20, who plays #2 singles
CSS traveled four hours to Del Norte to play in the preliminary round of the state tournament on Tuesday, May 8th, but they came up short 0-3 while holding the Tigers scoreless in the second half. The Kodiaks found momentum after half time, dominating the game but missing several shots on goal. The Tigers advanced
Boddington Field was the place to be Saturday afternoon for some exciting soccer action, hot dogs, and a taste of summer. Their third game in three days put the Kodiaks to the test. An early goal by Ali G. ’18 and another by Blayse S. ’21 to start the second half was not enough to
Boys’ volleyball is new to Colorado high schools, but don’t tell the boys that. This pilot program, which is still being considered for a CHSAA sport, is attracting more athletes than anticipated when it began three years ago. This year’s Kodiak squad was competitive and played some exciting volleyball for the past few weeks of
Friday’s Regional Tennis match at Memorial Park showcased some of the best players in the area for 2A-3A programs. With the help of championship wins by #1 Singles player Jules T. ‘21 and #2 Singles player Kate G. ‘20, the first-ever Regional championships for CSS girls’ tennis, the Kodiaks finished in second place behind Vanguard.
Join us on Saturday, May 5 at 1:30 to celebrate the spring sport athletes as we say goodbye to the 2017-2018 athletic seasons. The Kodiak girls’ soccer team hosts Thomas MacLaren at 2:30 on Boddington Field for their final home game of the season. Bring a picnic, blanket, and meat to throw on the CSS grill. Hot
