Men's Soccer - 9/27/17
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Your Standley Lake Varsity Soccer team took on the Valor Christian Eagles (2-7, 0-2) away following a decisive 7-2 win over the Wheat Ridge Farmers. The Gators scored 3 first half goals by A. Trinidad-Gonzalez, Christian Lee, and Weston Short. The Eagles tied it up in the 2nd half. In the 1st overtime period, both teams went scoreless. Simon Van den Abbeele and Kevin Rezucka (7 saves) tended goal. Tate Minch added 2 assists. Kevin Rezucka was named player of the game.
| 1st | 2nd | OT1 | OT2 | Final | |
| Valor Christian | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 3 |
| Standley Lake | 3 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 4 |
With the win, the Gators' record improves to 6-3-1 (2-0). Next up is the Littleton Lions (9-0-1, 2-0) on 10/2/17.
Also, your Standley Lake JV Soccer (at least 2-4, 1-0) team took on the Valor Christian Eagles (3-6, 1-1) and won 6-0.
| 1st | 2nd | Final | |
| Standley Lake | 1 | 5 | 6 |
| Valor Christian | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Football - 9/22/17
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Your Standley Lake Gators Varsity Football team took on the Green Mountain Rams (0-4) away on 9/22/17 in a non-conference matchup. The Gators scored first with a Ty Webber sprint up the sideline, followed with a 42 yard burst, capped the Gators' half with another 33 yard rush for a TD, and the Gators led 20-8 at halftime. The Rams put up 13 points in the 4th quarter but were stopped just short trying to convert a 2 point conversion with less than a minute to play. In the win, QB Alex France passed 2-5 for 55 yards and a TD, carried 15 times for 29 yards. Ty Webber ran 12 times for 208 yards for 3 TDs and caught a 46 yard pass. Zach Johnstone led the Gators with 10 tackles, Ryan Biller added 9 tackles, and Logan Herren and Matt Estrada each contributed 8 tackles. Justin Baker and M. Carpentier each had a sack. Brady Kizer added an interception. Weston Short kicked a 22 yard field goal and went 3-4 on PATs.
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | Final | ||
| Standley Lake | 6 | 14 | 10 | 0 | 30 | |
| Green Mountain | 0 | 8 | 7 | 13 | 28 |
With the win, the Gators' record improves to 4-0 (0-0). Next up is a tough matchup tonight against Arvada West Wildcats (3-1, 0-0) away at 7p.
Jog In The Bog 2017
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Women's Men's
Softball - 9/16/17 vs. Kennedy
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Hot off the press!
Your Lady Gators Varsity Softball team won their first game of the season in exciting fashion.
After falling behind 7-16 at home to the Kennedy HS Commanders (5-8, 2-1), your Gators rallied in the bottom of the 7th inning, coming back to win 17-16!
With the win, the Gators improve to 1-10 (0-0). Their other results can be found on Maxpreps.com.
Volleyball - Centaurus - 9/15/17
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Your Standley Lake Lady Gators took on the Centaurus Warriors away on 9/15/17.
In the Freshman match, the match see-sawed the entire way leaving the Gator faithful on the edges of their seats. Tanie Guzman and Victoria Van Dyke had aces, and Van Dyke had a kill along the way, but it was great digs on both teams that got it to 23-22. A Gator service error opened the door for a set point 23-24, but the Warriors returned the favor to tie it. Rae Tasco-Thompson got a timely freeball kill followed by a Vivan Cabajal ace to end the 1st 26-24, and the Gator faithful could breathe. In the 2nd set, the Warriors' defense stiffened, and they surged to a 3-16 lead with 4 aces. Van Dyke responded with 2 aces to make it 7-16, but the deficit proved too large, and the 2nd set ended 12-25. In the 3rd set, the Gators staked out a 3-0 lead with a Cabajal kill and 2 Guzman aces. The Warriors responded with a surge to make it 6-7 despite a Erin Schwaninger ace and an Emma Malouff kill. The Gators revved up their team play and battled to take a 11-8 lead. The Warriors responded with a burst to tie it 12-12. Jaimie Boese-Rhinesmith calmly knocked down a pair of aces to finish off the Warriors 15-12.
(Jaimie Boese-Rhinesmith serves an ace for the match point.)
With the win, the Gators' record improves to 3-1 (0-0).
In the Level III match, the match see-sawed back and forth to 11-11 with freeball kill by Katie DeMink, aces by Hayley Hitchcock, DeMink, and kills by Keiko Tawara and Maria Tersigni. The Gators surged to take a 18-13 lead with aces by Alyssa LeBeck and Hitchcock and kills by DeMink and a block kill by Isabelle Misegadis and held on for a 25-17 win. In the 2nd set, the Gators chomped out a 8-0 lead. Kills by DeMink, Hammack, Tersigni, and Hitchcock and aces by Hitchcock, DeMink, Tersigni, Hammack, and LeBeck gave a well-rounded feel to a well-deserved 25-13 victory.
(Alyssa LeBeck serves an ace for the match point.)
The Gators'record improves to 2-3 (0-0).
In the JV match, the Warriors pulled out to a 4-10 lead. A 9 point run made it 5-19. A downball kill by Jamie Torbet and ace by Solana Brito made it 9-19. Unfortunately, the Warriors fired off another 5 point run for a 10-25 1st set finish. In the 2nd set, the Gators surged for a 9-5 lead with a kill by Ari Walker and aces by Colleen Gill. A Torbet kill made it 10-6, but then the Warriors got a 8 point run. The Gators responded to tie it 14-14. Another 4 point Warrior run didn't discourage the Gators as they pulled to 20-20 and 21-20 after a Warrior timeout. 2 Warrior aces made it 21-23. The Gators tied it up 23-23, but a Warrior sideout and ace ended it 23-25. The Gators' record goes to1-4 (0-0).
In the Varsity match, the Gators tied it 4-4 before the Warriors surged on a 4 point run and doubled up the Gators 7-14 and 8-16. The Gators were unfazed and closed with a 5 point Lauren Willihnganz serving run. With Erin Paik serving the Gators took the lead punctuated with a Zoe Ryan Terra crosscourt kill.
(Zoe Ryan Terra goes crosscourt for the kill.)
After the Warriors retook the lead, 19-20, the Gators steeled themselves and battled for a 22-20 lead and ultimately took the 1st set 25-23 on a Warrior service error. In the 2nd set, the Warriors surged again for a 7-10 lead before the Gators tied it with scrappy play and a Jasmine Cummings freeball kill. The Gators surged to take a 15-11 lead with Willihnganz kill. Raeanne Rothgery got a terrific dig off the net. Another Cummings kill led to a 21-15 Gator lead. A combined Willihnganz/Ryan Terra block kill and a Cummings kill led to set point 24-18. A final Warrior service error ended it 25-18. The 3rd set started with a 4 point Gator run and a 7 point Warrior run. The Gators responded with a 4 point run, but the Warriors tied it 10-10. With Paik serving, Cummings got a kill to make it 14-10. While serving, Ryan Terra got a tip kill and Paik added a backrow kill to make it 18-11. Dani Powell served up a pair of aces to deflate the Warriors' chances making it 22-14. With Willihnganz adding another ace, the Gators took the 3rd set 25-20. The Gators' record improves to 4-5 (0-0).
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