Today's Sports

When it comes to rivalry games, such as one like Evergreen and Conifer, it’s tough for one to stay within themselves. Emotions are high, the adrenaline rush is maddening. But Evergreen’s boys basketball team, clearly the better team, had to find a way to do so.
“We were looking forward to it for the whole week. We had to keep our emotions and nerves down. We did a pretty good job of that and ended up getting a good lead,” Evergreen senior Andre Lane said.

Winter is now deeply entrenched in spite of some exceptionally warm days and spring-like temperatures. We still need snow, but selfishly, I am pleased not to have it.

BAILEY — It wouldn’t take much to decipher why the Platte Canyon Lady Huskies struggled in a 58-45 girls basketball home loss to The Academy on Jan. 16. Defensive rebounding and free-throw shooting, or the lack thereof, tell the story.

Caleb Henderson had no clue where San Jacinto College was until baseball coaches from the Pasadena, Texas, school contacted him last fall after seeing the Conifer senior play in a tournament in Arizona. But now, he knows where his future lies after high school.
Henderson signed his letter of intent to play baseball for the Ravens on Jan. 17 at Conifer High School.
He chose San Jacinto over Central Arizona and Yavapai College in Prescott, Ariz.