The top performers for the CSS girls’ and boys’ basketball programs will represent the Kodiaks in the annual 2A/3A All-Star Game and 3-Point Shooting Contest. The game is set for Friday, April 6th, at UCCS. Gates will open at 4:30 p.m., the 3-point contest will start at 5:00 p.m., and the girls’ All-Star game will start
Not many young girls meet an Olympic gold medalist, much less have the opportunity to be coached by one. This year’s Kodiak middle school girls’ basketball and 5/6 grade teams tapped into Coach Cathy Boswell’s expertise, a 1984 Olympian who, along with her talented teammates, won the first gold medal for Team USA in Los
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport west of the Mississippi River, and it’s one of the oldest sports in America. Did you know that The Colorado Springs School was the first school in Colorado Springs to start a LAX program? Veteran coach, Roger Tucker, deserves much credit for keeping this fast-moving sport on the CSS campus
It’s always a treat to have CSS alumni return to campus. This past week several Kodiaks were “in the house,” working out in Tutt Field House with Coach Vanessa Leeper-Jones ’08. The Gazette recently named Leeper, who continued her playing career at the University of Nebraska-Kearney, as a member of the All-Time, All-Area Girls’ Basketball Team.
With the close of the 2017-18 basketball season for both the high school boys and girls, several personal achievements are worth noting: Girls’ Basketball Ali G. ’18: First Team All-Conference; Co-Most Valuable Player; School Record for Assists in a Season (87) Natalie R. ’18: First Team All-Conference; Co-Most Valuable Player Whitney R. ’21: Honorable Mention All-Conference;
Getting to Regionals was not enough for this spirited Kodiak team — their goal was to win it! After a week of focused practices, scouting reports, balancing ECS preparations, and film analyses, these girls meant business and were well prepared to make it to State for the first time in school history. When the savvy
Two close losses to Simla and Calhan in District Playoffs at the City Auditorium this weekend resulted in a 17-5 record for the girls’ basketball team, a record tying the best win-loss record in school history set in 2008. In their quest to break the record and leave their names in the history books, the team must
The 17-4 Kodiaks lost a hard-fought battle 45-37 against #1 seed Simla in the District Semi-Final game at the City Auditorium on Friday. Trailing by 4 at half time, following a long-range 3-pointer by Whitney R. ’21 at the buzzer, CSS could not find rhythm in the second half to overcome the Cubs. A steal and basket
