Sports

Pentathletes, Fencers Go for the Gold

Pentathletes, Fencers Go for the Gold

“The pentathlon is the only sport that was created for the Olympic games,” says Elaine Cheris, a former Olympic fencer who trains pentathletes. “It’s a crazy combination of sports that couldn’t be more different from each other.”

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Olympics or Nooooolympics?

Olympics or Nooooolympics?

Watching the 2018 Winter Olympics from PyeongChang has been an exciting experience for many Denverites. Now many are pondering what it would be like for Denver to host its own Winter Games in 2030.

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A Pitch For Ballpark History

A Pitch For Ballpark History

When I walked through the front door of the National Ballpark Museum I was instantly transported to the days when I was a 14-year-old baseball fanatic.

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Like college football? Here’s where to find kindred spirits.

Like college football? Here’s where to find kindred spirits.

When the leaves fall from the trees, college flags rise across the city as fans of NCAA football embrace their favorite sports season. Across Denver, signs of the area’s diverse heritage become evident. If you are among the proud, flag-displaying aficionados of college football in Denver, check out this list of bars where like-minded fans are cheering on their teams.

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Ensuring Safety for DPS Student Athletes

Ensuring Safety for DPS Student Athletes

The videos that emerged in August of East High School cheerleaders being forced into splits by a recently hired coach, Ozell Williams, have been very disturbing to the community, particularly among parents with middle and high school-aged athletes.

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DSST Wins District—Falls in Quarterfinal

DSST Wins District—Falls in Quarterfinal

Celebrating their fourth 3A District Basketball Championship win in five years, the DSST: Stapleton boys’ Knights moved on to the regional quarterfinal game where they lost a “nail biter” to the Lions from Colorado Springs Christian School with a final score of 57-53.

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