Determining the right age for kids to start playing competitive sports can be a difficult choice, and now families face it even earlier. What is good and about competitive sports?
Going Competitive Younger than Ever
Development Update: Section 10, Sports Complex and 26th Ave. Open Space
Forest City is working on a third version of the general development plan for the one square-mile parcel bordering the Wildlife Refuge, called Section 10.
Planning for Northernmost Section of Stapleton Raises Questions about a Sports Complex
Although it has long been expected there would be a regional sports complex in Section 10, the northernmost part of Stapleton, it is not in the plans presented at the June 26 public meeting. But the mayor says a sports complex will be built south of 56th Ave.
Local Players/Teams Join Lax Festivities
Of the more than 450 youth who participate in NE Denver lacrosse (lax) leagues, three players were selected to participate in the opening ceremony at the World Lacrosse games.
World of Lacrosse Coming to Denver
Thirty-eight nations will compete at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park July 10 to 19. Click “more” to see a video.
2014 Front Porch Guide to NE Denver Biking & Beyond
Interested in biking in NE Denver? TMA Association Outreach Coordinator Eric Herbst has compiled a list of suggestions for where to begin (and end for that matter).
Colorado’s New Football Record
How did Denver’s thin air impact Matt Prater’s record-breaking kick? Read a scientific analysis.
2014 Front Porch Guide to Youth Sports
With a wide range of sports teams and programs nearby, the Front Porch guide to youth sports can help decide what’s right for your child.
2011 Front Porch Guide to Youth Sports
If your child is interested in playing a sport, check our compilation of all the local sports leagues, from co-ed to recreational to competitive. An updated version is coming this January. Submit your child’s sports team information to frontporchstapleton@gmail.com to have that team or league added to our upcoming guide to sports teams.
