Preps: Aspen girls lacrosse hosts G.J. on Friday
Carmen Dowley/Special to The Aspen Times |
It’s showdown time for the Aspen High School girls lacrosse team.
The Skiers, fresh from a resounding 16-0 victory over Steamboat Springs, will host Grand Junction at 4 p.m. today at the AHS turf field.
The Aspen girls beat Grand Junction 16-10 on March 18 in Grand Junction.
The Tigers are 4-5 overall and 2-2 in the Mountain League, including a 15-8 loss to rival Fruita Monument on Wednesday.
The Skiers improved to 7-2 overall and 3-0 in league.
Track roster
In a story on AHS track on Thursday, the roster of the boys team was inadvertently omitted. They are:
Eric Gagen
Giovanni Velasquez
Alex Wells
James Bantis
Reece Johnson
Coen Needell
Taggart Salomon
Seamus Crowley
Hunter Bryant
Jack Wells
Chris Hopkins
Keegan Mehall
Oscar Solis
Cav Oleary
Jake Ferlisi
Shea Strutz
Nathaniel Karbank
Jackson Landis
J.J. Campbell
Griffin Gilchrist
Jan Koopsen
Antolin Carreno
Cory Barel
Graham Houtsma
Joel Brice
Also, the career-best for AHS senior Ryley Sutton in the girls 3,200-meter run is 12:36.49.
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