18 for ’18: Brooklyn Mack – Manitou Springs Soccer
Brooklyn Mack is setting more and more scoring records for Manitou Springs soccer; she looks to win a 3A State Championship this…
18 for ’18: Sam Masten – Rock Canyon Basketball
Sam Masten is a baller with unfinished business. Before heading to Greeley to play hoops at UNC, Masten is determined to win a…
18 for ’18: Luke McCaffrey – Valor Christian Football
With three older brothers who played in the NFL or Division I football programs, Luke McCaffrey has some big shoes to fill in the…
18 for ’18: Arria Minor – Denver East Track & Field
Arria Minor swept the competition in 2017, but her team finished fifth overall. This season, she prefers a team sweep and a first…
18 for ’18: David Moore III – Pine Creek Football
David Moore has tore up the football field, rushing for nearly 2000 yards and 24 TDs as a sophomore. As a junior, he'll look to…
18 for ’18: Gavyn Pure – Dawson School Lacrosse
Gavyn Pure's talent and skills are endless. His resume has something missing - a class 4A State Title. Look for a purely amazing…
18 for ’18: Josiah Rider – Grand Junction Wrestling
Josiah Rider will go down as one of the top wrestlers in Colorado history, winning three state titles in his tenure at Grand…
18 for ’18: Noah Roper – Erie Football
Noah Roper has made his mark on Colorado high school football, but has unfinished business at Erie High School. Next season, he'll…
18 for ’18: Josie Schaffer – Kent Denver Tennis
Josie Schaffer showed poise, claiming her No. 1 singles title in last years tournament, but is looking to improve in the years to…
18 for ’18: Hailey Schalk – Holy Family Golf
Shooting one the best rounds in tournament play the last 10 years, Hailey Schalk could make a statement in Colorado prep golf.
18 for ’18: Cohlton Schultz – Ponderosa Wrestling
Cohlton Schultz might go down as the greatest wrestler in Colorado history, winning four State Championships and a World…
18 for ’18: Tanner O’Tremba – Cherry Creek Baseball
Tanner O'Tremba, a power hitter from Cherry Creek, is taking his talents to Texas Tech, but before he leaves, he has unfinished…
Mile High Sports 2017 Performance of the Year: Nolan Arenado
The image of a pumped-up Arenado, with blood trickling from above his eye, will be forever seared into the memory of Colorado…
Mile High Sports 2017 High School Athlete of the Year: Michaela Onyenwere
The three-time Gatorade Colorado Player of the Year finished her prep playing days with the one thing she really wanted -- a state…
Home Turf: John Wristen takes full advantage of having his dream job
CSU-Pueblo head coach John Wristen is living the good life (and coaching another championship-caliber team) in his home town.
Coverboys: Austin Conway and De’Ron Davis have accomplished great things
Since appearing on the cover of MHSM, the Overland High School stars have gone on to success at the college ranks near and far.
Game Faces: Jessica Mosqueda – Holyoke High School wrestling
Someday, someone will wonder just who was the first winner at an all-girls wrestling tournament. The answer? It was Jessica…
College Athlete of the Year: Will Butcher – University of Denver Hockey
After leading the Pioneers to their first Frozen Four in over a decade, University of Denver defenseman Will Butcher is our…
Where He Belongs: Derrick White makes the jump to Boulder
After shining at UCCS, Derrick White is ready to show the Buffaloes and the Pac-12 that he's an elite NCAA player at any level.
Drought Conditions: Time between titles has been too long at DU
More than a decade removed from DU’s last national championship, the back-to-back years of 2004 and ’05, the program is itching to…
Seeking Shelter: Cast off in Seattle, Russell Okung is welcome in Denver
In Russell Okung, Denver gains a Pro Bowl-caliber left tackle with the desire to help the Broncos get better while enriching the…
Nine to Watch: Preps worth keeping an eye on in 2016
Heading into the high school football season, impress your friends by dropping a few of these names worth watching in 2016
Footsteps: Lisa and Katie Rainsberger are Colorado’s distance running duo
If Katie Rainsberger decides to run the Boston Marathon - a race her mom, Lisa, won more than 30 years ago - it won't be to beat…
Instant Winner: Switchbacks give Colorado Springs something to cheer about
It didn't take long for Colorado's newest pro sports franchise, the Colorado Springs Switchbacks, to establish winning ways.
Mile High Sports High School Athlete of the Year: Mallory Pugh, Mountain Vista
Mallory Pugh, the 2015 High School Athlete of the Year, divides her time between Mountain Vista High School and the USWNT.