Colorado Woman Sports
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Category: College
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After the 2020 season ended, junior runner Xiomara Robinson was named to the women’s All-RMAC team, marking the first female athlete at BHSU to do so since joining the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, and only the second ever after alumni Alec Baldwin did so back in 2014. Over the past 7 years, BHSU has had…
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DENVER – Rebecca Gonzales (Highlands Ranch, Colo./Mountain Vista) was looking for a chance. She got it at MSU Denver. And the Roadrunners couldn’t be happier about it. Overlooked by many despite hitting .587 as a senior All-Continental League player at Mountain Vista High School, Gonzales has been an every-game starter in the outfield for Metropolitan State University of…
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PUEBLO, Colo. – The University of Colorado-Colorado Springs used the best defensive performance in RMAC Tournament Championship game history to win the first title in program history in a 53-37 victory against Regis tonight at Colorado State-Pueblo’s Massari Arena. The Mountain Lions (23-7) earned the RMAC’s automatic bid into the 2017 NCAA Division II National…
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Freshman recruit Sabrina Naccarato pitches the ball onto the green during the women’s golf tryouts Aug. 27. Photo by pposton1@msudenver.edu By: Angelita Foster The newly formed Metro women’s golf team finished 12th Sept. 8 at the Colorado State University-Pueblo Open, a historical first for the university. The team shot 710 for the two-day tournament, exceeding head…
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Published October 23, 2013 in The Metropolitan Metro women’s golfer junior Jasmine Roland. Environmental portrait by Courtland Wilson • cwils104@msudenver.edu by Angelita Foster Raised in small-town Cottonwood, Ariz., Jazmine Roland didn’t have the advantage of well manicured greens or a golf professional, or even a girl’s team to play on – what she did…
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“I think the recruiting process for athletes going from high school to college is the same for females and males. As a female, I have an opportunity to get a scholarship, to get a free education for my athletic ability just like a male does.” ~Jenessa Burke, Basketball, Sophomore Title IX turns 40 this…
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Jablonski: skill and confidence in the net Metro women’s soccer goalkeeper Nicole Jablonski chose MSU Denver and Division II over numerous Division I offers. Photo by Danielle Shriver • dshrive2@msudenver.edu By Angelita Foster Nicole Jablonski isn’t big physically. At only 5 feet 5 inches, she doesn’t take up much of the net, but this freshman goalie can…
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