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Dan Mohrmann

Colorado Springs
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Wildcats show off their speed in relays at state

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By Dan Mohrmann
| Grand Junction Daily Sentinel
Before each race, Fruita Monument High School track and field coach Greg McAdams reminds his athletes to think about something they’re grateful for. It’s a simple request that keeps them grounded and in a lot of ways frees them up. And this season, the 4x200 and 4x400-meter relay teams were freed up in a big way. They accomplished several marks throughout the year, including setting the Stocker Stadium records, but it was the state track and field meet where they really got to shine.
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Niwot’s Wendy Cheruiyot finishes fifth at Class 4A girls golf state tournament Original

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By Dan Mohrmann
| Daily Camera
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... MONTROSE – Running is certainly in Wendy Cheruiyot’s blood, but golf will forever have her heart. The Niwot junior was all smiles as she knocked 15 shots off her Day 1 score at the Class 4A girls golf state tournament at The Bridges. She shot a 6-over-par 77 in the second round, vaulting into a fifth-place finish. She ended the two-day tournament at 27 over. The weather conditions were well past pour Monday, with wind and rain making for a tough day.
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Landry Frost, young Air Academy girls squad fall just short of mission at 4A state golf

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By Dan Mohrmann
| The Denver Gazette
MONTROSE – If Landry Frost was going down, she was always going to go down swinging. That was the mentality that the Air Academy girls golf team brought into the 4A girls golf state tournament. Frost was on a mission to become the first Colorado Springs-area player to win back-to-back titles, and the Kadets took aim at the first team championship in program history. Neither goal was accomplished at The Bridges, but those ambitions are far from dead.
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