As one of the MS Fall activities choices, the Chess Club seeks to build critical thinking, along with tactical, and spatial awareness skills, while having fun learning to be better chess players. There is a wide range of ability levels on the team, and players are challenged at their level with presented exercises and strategic situations. So, what
The CSS middle school boys and girls cross country runners ran two races this past weekend with a “B” meet on Friday at Monument Valley Park and an “A” meet at Vanguard on Saturday morning. Regardless of results, a common observation was how much joy the team was experiencing. Maybe it’s because of the lack
Saturday presented the perfect day for a tennis match with blue skies and epic 70-degree weather. The Kodiaks, playing without #3 singles player Ben M. who was away on a college visit, were able to hold off Pueblo County for a 4-3 victory that went down to the wire with three double’s matches. CSS’s roster was
Sep 14 Boys Varsity Tennis at Pueblo East High School Pueblo East 4:00 pm | Pueblo East H.S. Sep 17 Boys Varsity Tennis at Regionals TBA | Cheyenne Mt. High School Sep 18 Boys Varsity Tennis at Regionals TBA | Cheyenne Mt. High School Sep 18 Varsity Cross Country at Vanguard Coursers Invite 4:00 pm
Sep 09 Boys Varsity Tennis vs. Fountain Fort Carson High School Fountain Fort Carson 4:00 pm | Memorial Park Sep 10 Boys Varsity Tennis at Cheyenne Mountain High School Cheyenne Mountain C-squad 4:00 pm | Country Club of Colorado Sep 10 Middle School Cross Country at RMCA (B) 4:30 pm | Monument Valley Park Sep
The Kodiaks are off to a 3-1 start in their second week of tennis action as team members are settling into their perspective positions. On Thursday, the boys defeated rival Vanguard 4-3 with wins from all three singles positions and the #4 doubles team. #1 Singles: Mark M. ’23 #2 Singles: Tristan T. ’23 #3
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The CSS Kodiaks launched the season on Saturday in the Elizabeth meet with six runners competing, and three of them racing in their first ever cross country race. The team was lead by senior captains Orlando M. (9th place) and Heather H. (33rd place) in a CHSAA-regulated pack of 50 runners for each race. The race director correctly
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