At Longmont: Aubrey Robinson poured in a game-high 26 points, and Sierra held Mead to single-digit scoring in two quarters as the Stallions punched their ticket to the 4A round of 16 for the third time in the past eight seasons. “We played great team defense in the first and third quarters,” Sierra coach Joe
Spring Sports at Sierra High School officially begin this coming Monday 2/26/2018! In order to begin on Monday you need to be registered for the sport you are wanting to play and make sure you have a current physical on file in the Athletic Directors office. If these are not completed by Monday you will
At Denver: Derrian Reed helped build a big lead for Sierra with his outside shot. Then he and his teammates closed out Kennedy at the free-throw line to earn a 4A second-round matchup at Lewis-Palmer on Saturday. Reed’s two jumpers early in the fourth quarter gave the Stallions (13-11) a 50-37 lead, then Eddie Whitmore
Our Girls Basketball pulled out a decisive victory Tuesday night against Conifer in the 1st round of the 2018 playoffs. With this win they will be traveling Friday night to Mead High School in Longmont, CO. Game time is 6pm! See you all there. Stay up to date on the bracket 2018 CHSAA Girls Basketball
Originally Published in the Colorado Springs Gazette We need your help. In 2012, The Gazette convened a committee of coaches, officials and administrators to name an all-time boy’s high school basketball team from the Colorado Springs area. Now it’s time to honor the girls. Appended at the bottom of this story is a brief overview
Sierra High School is well known for its championship caliber basketball programs. In the 34 year history of the school, the Boy’s Basketball team has won 4 state championships and multiple league championship’s by both programs. With this year’s playoff bracket release, Sierra has made some more history. This becomes the 15th year in a
Originally Published in the Colorado Springs Gazette Two girls basketball players joined their respective school’s 1,000-point club Thursday when Sierra visited Mesa Ridge for a regular season finale. Sierra senior Aubrey Robinson got there first with a layup in the second quarter that prompted a celebratory chant from the Stallion fans. “It was so surreal,
