The Colorado Springs School Kodiaks

For the second game in a row, the girls’ basketball team trailed 12-18 at the half, only to outplay their opponents in the second half for the exciting wins. The 39-32 come-from-behind win on Saturday against league-rival Peyton electrified the crowd at Tutt Field House and launched the Kodiaks into the Top 10 CHSAA 2A Poll

For the first time in school history, the girls’ basketball team has earned the respect of voting coaches and media outlets to earn a spot in CHSAA’s Top 10 2A poll. The 39-32 key victory over Peyton on Saturday was on CHSAA’s radar and has been a highly-anticipated game since last year’s matchup at District

Trailing 12-18 at half-time after a poorly-executed first period, the 6-1 Kodiaks made adjustments in the locker room and came out firing on all cylinders. A quick drive and bucket by Kate G. ’20 set the tone as the girls played with more energy, poise, and confidence against Black Forest League (BFL) foe Peyton.  The last

Each month CHSAA invites nominations for the Assistant Coaches of the Month award, and CSS is excited to announce that girls’ basketball coach Caleb Strickland received the award for January. A newcomer to the coaching staff, Coach Strickland joined the Kodiaks after a brief coaching stint at Peyton H.S. last year. He and his wife Jessica

Friday night the Kodiaks hosted the Buffaloes from Miami-Yoder for a Black Forest League matchup. The JV boys opened up the night with a 22-15 win in their first game of the year, a shortened event due to a shortage of players on Miami-Yoder’s side. The girls were victorious in a lopsided 63-2 win that included

Typically outsized and outnumbered, the girls’ middle school basketball team is discovering the true essence of grit while combating their opponents. With a 2-1 start to the season with an impressive win over Atlas Prep and losses to both Banning Lewis Ranch and Monument Academy, the Kodiaks are scrapping and fighting hard on the court