Author: Carson Field
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Several high seeds upset at U.S. Girls’ Junior before and after three-hour weather delay
For the second day in a row, Mother Nature got in the way of competition at Eisenhower Golf Club. The 74th U.S. Girls’ Junior endured a three-hour suspension in the afternoon as rain, thunder and hail poured on the Air Force Academy. The National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm warning for about an hour…
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Former Air Force hockey star Chuck Delich caddying at U.S. Girls’ Junior
When Chuck Delich isn’t at the rink, he’s probably on the links. Delich is well-known for his time on the ice: The former Air Force forward scored 156 goals in 109 games, which is the NCAA record. He also spent 13 seasons as Air Force’s head coach (1985-1997) and still serves as a volunteer assistant.…
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Colorado commit Sydney Givens reflects on playing U.S. Girls’ Junior in future
Sydney Givens hoped for more in her second U.S. Girls’ Junior but walked off the 18th green content. The 18-year-old from Austin, Texas, missed the cut at the 74th edition of the tournament hosted at the Air Force Academy’s Eisenhower Golf Club. She shot 11-over par (155) in two rounds. As she walked off the…
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CSU women’s golf commit Kara Kaneshiro excited for first Colorado rounds at U.S. Girls’ Junior
Kara Kaneshiro has never played golf in Colorado, but the Centennial State will soon become her golfing home. The 19-year-old from Hawaii is a Colorado State University women’s golf commit and will join the program in August. She will get her first taste of Colorado golf when she’s included in the field for the 74th…
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U.S. Girls’ Junior to make military-base debut at Eisenhower Golf Course
This week, for the first time ever, a USGA championship will be held on a military base. The Air Force Academy’s Eisenhower Golf Course will host the 2023 U.S. Girls’ Junior championship Monday through Saturday. It will only be the third time Colorado has hosted the tournament, which was founded in 1949. Monday and Tuesday…
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Hayden native Keenan Hayes earns bareback title in second Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo
Keenan Hayes represented his home state proudly at Saturday’s Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo finals. The Hayden, Colo., native earned the bareback riding title with an 86.5 score in the event’s finals. Hayes earned his spot in the finals after After three days in a row of riding, Hayes is ready to take a quick…
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Out of Left Field: Arizona State’s addition will affect CC, DU, other NCHC members?
Conference realignment will soon affect the Colorado College Tigers and Denver Pioneers. The NCHC announced Wednesday that Arizona State will join the league in the 2024-25 season as its ninth member. First off, this seems like a win for the NCHC. Arizona State has steadily improved since founding its NCAA Division-I hockey program in 2015,…
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Arizona State joining CC Tigers, DU as NCHC member
Colorado College and Denver will no longer be the National Collegiate Hockey Conference’s westernmost members. The NCHC announced Wednesday that Arizona State University will be joining as the league’s ninth member in the 2024-25 season. Arizona State has played NCAA Division I hockey since 2015 as an independent. The Sun Devils applied for NCHC membership…
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Colorado Sunshine: CC Tigers hockey adds assistant coach to coaching staff
Where good news shines Colorado College’s hockey staff appears to be set for the 2023-24 season. The Tigers added a third assistant coach Monday, hiring Andrew Oglevie. Oglevie will join assistants Peter Mannino and John Lidgett and serve under head coach Kristofer Mayotte. “His ability to connect, attention to detail and passion for player development…
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CC adds Notre Dame alum to hockey coaching staff
Colorado College’s hockey staff appears to be set for the 2023-24 season. The Tigers added a third assistant coach on Monday, hiring Andrew Oglevie. Oglevie will join assistants Peter Mannino and John Lidgett and serve under head coach Kristofer Mayotte. “I am excited to welcome Andrew and his wife, Kalleigh, to our Tiger family,” Mayotte…