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Colorado athlete Ashlee Wood wins gold at Special Olympics USA Games

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By Chris Tavarez Verified
| KUSA-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
COLORADO, USA — Ashlee Wood comes from a long line of athletes. Her grandpa, Warren Wood, played football at Colorado State, and her dad, Brent, played football and baseball at Baylor. One older brother, Austin, played baseball at Furman, while another, Brayden, played football at Kansas State and Jacksonville State. She also has an uncle, Ryan, who made it to the NFL. And that's just to name a few. This story continues below. More in Local sports "Well, she's a Wood," her dad, Brent, said.
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CSU's finest head to Eugene for NCAA Outdoor Championships

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By Chris Tavarez Verified
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Colorado State's athletic calendar is coming to a close. But not before a contingent of five athletes represent the Rams at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships this week. "We just want to compete with joy, trust your training, trust their technical cues and everything," head coach Brian Bedard said.
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From hoops to the links: Elijah Knudsen’s unlikely CSU golf journey

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By Chris Tavarez Verified
| KUSA-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
FORT COLLINS, Colo. — Elijah Knudsen isn't supposed to be here. "It kind of frustrates me, to be honest," Knudsen said. He seemed destined for basketball stardom. He helped lead Mead to a state championship in 2021 and was the 4A state player of the year. He then went on to play collegiately at Colorado Mesa and Nebraksa Kearney, but after three seasons, he decided to move on from the hardwood. "That was hard," Knudsen said of his decision to quit basketball.
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