Swimmers qualify for state in 4 events at Berthoud invite
The Berthoud Break the Ice swim meet on Dec. 10 was, in a word, incredible.
Sports
Tyson Mosenteen, at right, goes for a takedown against Ivan Cummings during a Friday afternoon practice in Holyoke High School. Last year, Mosenteen took fifth place in regionals. This season, Head Coach Broc Pelle wants him to qualify for state. — Andrew Turck | The Holyoke Enterprise
Mosenteen returns after fifth-place regionals finish
Five of seven Holyoke wrestlers are new to the sport this year, according to Head Coach Broc Pelle, but the Dragon competitors are “eager to learn” and “picking up technique quickly.” Leaders in th
Elise Krogmeier stuffs a Simla shot attempt during the second half of the Dragons’ loss at home Friday. With a first-quarter shot, Krogmeier sank the Dragons’ only two points in the first half. — Diane Stamm | The Holyoke Enterprise
Poor first half burns the Dragons
The Holyoke girls basketball team lost its second game of the season Friday, Dec. 9, at home to Class 2A No. 10 Simla.
Reid Sprague powers down the court for a jump shot the evening of Dec. 9 in the Holyoke High School gymnasium. Though the Dragon varsity fell to Simla’s Bear Cubs 51-57, they get another chance to compete this Thursday through Saturday at the Holiday Tournament in Sterling. — Elly Brown for The Holyoke Enterprise
Boys varsity falls in 'crazy, back-and-forth' basketball game
With a victory and then a loss against the Simla Bear Cubs, Holyoke Dragon fans were on the edge of their seats for their team’s junior varsity and varsity games.
Max Kleve of the Holyoke junior varsity team sends a shot soaring toward the basket Dec. 2 in a game against the Lone Star Longhorns. Despite their tough defense, the Holyoke Dragons lost 36-60. — Photo by Elly Brown | For The Holyoke Enterprise
Members of the Holyoke High School girls basketball team are pictured from left, front row, Sophia Bencomo, manager Flor Alejandre, manager Maelynn Frost, manager Emersyn Goldenstein, Valeria Morales and Alma Alejandre; second row, Audrey Talavera, Elyce Sisseck, head coach Arlan Scholl, assistant coach Chandler Gerk, Hannah Lindholm and Leslie Carrasco; and back row, Nicole Schlachter, Elise Krogmeier, Annessa Colglazier, Ellie Kleve, Grace Roberts, Leah Struckmeyer and Jersie Gipson. Not pictured is Annette Moreno. — Photo by Jim Powell Photography
Members of the Holyoke High School boys basketball team are pictured from left, front row, Cozner Deaver Ring, Isaac Cummings, Ben Austin, Gustavo Goytia, Adrian Torres, Omar Hernandez, Mason Sprague and Edwin Perez; second row, Teagan Martin, Edel Ramos, Ivan Valenzuala, assistant coach Marcus Kammer, head coach Colbey Stumpf, Mason Powell, Cash Weber and Colby Weber; third row, Brendan Nelson, Edgardo Moncada, Irving Dominguez, Manuel Gonzalez, Cooper Goldenstein, Nik Rascon and Caiden Krueger; and back row, Reid Sprague, Max Kleve, Kai Siep, Luke Roberts, Wyatt Sprague and Chase Johnson. Not pictured are managers Dathyn Dirks and Cruse Weber. — Photo by Jim Powell Photography
Dragons face Burlington with strong force, fall 60-68
Just as clouds from the dust storm of Dec. 2 start to settle in, so does the determined and gritty pursuit of the Holyoke High School boys basketball team.