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TImes-Call, Journal Advocate, Fort Morgan Times

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Alissa Noe is a local journalist based in Broomfield, Colorado. She writes for various publications, including the Broomfield Enterprise, Daily Camera, Colorado Hometown Weekly, Journal Advocate, Fort Morgan Times, and Times-Call. Alissa covers a wide range of topics, including sports, local events, and community news, providing in-depth coverage and insights to her readers.

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Wiggins, United States (Local)

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Event Coverage: 82 %
Private Sector Announcements: 5 %
Press Release: 4 %
Profile Feature: 1 %
Seasonal: 1 %

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  • Individual Sports
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Alissa's focus is mainly on providing event coverage of various sports, with basketball, wrestling, and hockey being the most prominent. If you are involved in organizing local sporting events or have insights into specific teams' performances, reaching out to offer unique angles or exclusive interviews related to these events could be particularly appealing to her.

Given that Alissa focuses on local sports within Colorado (Broomfield), offering stories about community involvement in sports or human-interest pieces centered around athletes or teams from this area could be well-received.

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Three athletes qualify for the state XC meet

Three athletes qualify for the state XC meet

Qualifying for the state cross country meet is no easy feat, but three local athletes from the sport's smallest classification found a way to etch their names into the starting list. Fleming's Jared Betley and Teagan Martin, as well as Merino's Addison Weis, will all be in attendance at the Norris Penrose Event Center in Colorado Springs on Saturday afternoon.

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Boys soccer: Fairview falls with golden goal to Grandview in opening round of playoffs Share this: Click to share a free article with a friend GIFT THIS ARTICLE What is article sharing? Subscribers are entitled to 10 gift sharing articles each month. These can be shared with friends and family who are not subscribers. Subscribe now! or log in to your account. PUBLISHED: October 30, 2024 at 9:26 PM MDT And with it, the ninth-seeded Knights' season ended in the first round of the Class 5A state playoffs. All it took was one unlucky bounce on a golden goal opportunity. “On the throw-in, I stepped to the (Grandview) man,” senior outside back Ben Mitchell said. “He passed it across, it tipped off my toe. Their best player, (Alex Kedzierski), turned, got the ball, turned around our defender, barely tapped the ball and just got enough on to where our keeper couldn't get his hands to it.” Fairview's junior keeper, Caleb Pearson, was a menace toward Grandview's offense all night leading up to that moment, whether it was stopping the ball right before it crossed the goal line or punching it over the crossbar. Mitchell took in the thrill of it all, in an opening-round game that nearly went to a shootout, in his final high school contest. “I mean, it sucks, but that's the joy of it,” he said. “I was saying to my team before we went into the second overtime, this is where the fun starts. These are the best games. This is what I'm going to miss the most. The blowout games? Those are fun. But the tight games, even the ones you lose, those are the best. That's the best thing about playoffs, man.” Fairview's Caleb Pearson makes a save against Grandview's attack during their first round Class 5A playoff game at Fairview High School on Oct. 30, 2024. (Alissa Noe/BoCoPreps.com) Fairview's Mark Litwiler send the ball downfield during the Knights' first round Class 5A playoff game against Grandview at Fairview High School on Oct. 30, 2024. (Alissa Noe/BoCoPreps.com) Fairview's Caleb Pearson makes a save against Grandview's attack during their first round Class 5A playoff game at Fairview High School on Oct. 30, 2024. (Alissa Noe/BoCoPreps.com) Fairview's Mark Litwiler takes a header during the Knights' first round Class 5A playoff game against Grandview at Fairview High School on Oct. 30, 2024. (Alissa Noe/BoCoPreps.com) Fairview's Mark Litwiler defends the goal against a Grandview corner kick during their first round Class 5A playoff game at Fairview High School on Oct. 30, 2024. (Alissa Noe/BoCoPreps.com) Fairview's Michael Smit and Granview's Patrick Coursin fight for a header during their first round Class 5A playoff game at Fairview High School on Oct. 30, 2024. (Alissa Noe/BoCoPreps.com) Fairview's Ben Mitchell weaves through a couple of Grandview defenders during their first round Class 5A playoff game at Fairview High School on Oct. 30, 2024. (Alissa Noe/BoCoPreps.com) 1 of 7 Fairview's Caleb Pearson makes a save against Grandview's attack during their first round Class 5A playoff game at Fairview High School on Oct. 30, 2024. (Alissa Noe/BoCoPreps.com) Expand The Knights got their best chance in the 66th minute, when Ben Ortman took a free kick from just outside of the box. Grandview's defenders, which had been an iron wall the whole game, deflected the ball away before it had a chance. Senior Dougal Matheson nearly ended the game in the final 90 seconds of the first overtime, when he took a free kick from Oliver Ruzzin and sent it just inches over the crossbar. The loss came on the heels of an 8-5-3 season, during which the Knights played neck-and-neck with a nationally-ranked Boulder team — which smacked No. 31 Fountain-Fort Carson with a 9-0 victory just a few miles down the road — and defeated a Broomfield team that enjoyed the No. 3 seed for the 32-team postseason. Head coach Eric Schuler took pride in his team's fight, no matter what result it yielded. “Our message is we prepare to come off the field at the end of the season with a story that we're going to be proud about telling, not a story that we're going to regret telling, that we didn't do our job to prepare or we didn't do our job culturally to support each other,” he said. “We don't really focus on if it's going to be a win or a loss. Tonight was a loss, but the boys did their job.” Mitchell and his 16 fellow seniors spent years building that culture that has yielded four straight trips to the state tournament and state runner-up honors in 2022. “Something I've been working on our whole year, it's culture,” Mitchell said. “That's been a big focus for me. It's a thing of like, never say die. Don't stop until it's done. We came out and we fought to the end.” %5B%7B%22id%22%3A%2230%22%2C%22name%22%3A%22%22%2C%22description%22%3A%22%22%7D%5D Share this: Click to share a free article with a friend GIFT THIS ARTICLE What is article sharing? Subscribers are entitled to 10 gift sharing articles each month. These can be shared with friends and family who are not subscribers. Subscribe now! or log in to your account.

Boys soccer: Fairview falls with golden goal to Grandview in opening round of playoffs Share this: Click to share a free article with a friend GIFT THIS ARTICLE What is article sharing? Subscribers are entitled to 10 gift sharing articles each month. These can be shared with friends and family who are not subscribers. Subscribe now! or log in to your account. PUBLISHED: October 30, 2024 at 9:26 PM MDT And with it, the ninth-seeded Knights' season ended in the first round of the Class 5A state playoffs. All it took was one unlucky bounce on a golden goal opportunity. “On the throw-in, I stepped to the (Grandview) man,” senior outside back Ben Mitchell said. “He passed it across, it tipped off my toe. Their best player, (Alex Kedzierski), turned, got the ball, turned around our defender, barely tapped the ball and just got enough on to where our keeper couldn't get his hands to it.” Fairview's junior keeper, Caleb Pearson, was a menace toward Grandview's offense all night leading up to that moment, whether it was stopping the ball right before it crossed the goal line or punching it over the crossbar. Mitchell took in the thrill of it all, in an opening-round game that nearly went to a shootout, in his final high school contest. “I mean, it sucks, but that's the joy of it,” he said. “I was saying to my team before we went into the second overtime, this is where the fun starts. These are the best games. This is what I'm going to miss the most. The blowout games? Those are fun. But the tight games, even the ones you lose, those are the best. That's the best thing about playoffs, man.” Fairview's Caleb Pearson makes a save against Grandview's attack during their first round Class 5A playoff game at Fairview High School on Oct. 30, 2024. (Alissa Noe/BoCoPreps.com) Fairview's Mark Litwiler send the ball downfield during the Knights' first round Class 5A playoff game against Grandview at Fairview High School on Oct. 30, 2024. (Alissa Noe/BoCoPreps.com) Fairview's Caleb Pearson makes a save against Grandview's attack during their first round Class 5A playoff game at Fairview High School on Oct. 30, 2024. (Alissa Noe/BoCoPreps.com) Fairview's Mark Litwiler takes a header during the Knights' first round Class 5A playoff game against Grandview at Fairview High School on Oct. 30, 2024. (Alissa Noe/BoCoPreps.com) Fairview's Mark Litwiler defends the goal against a Grandview corner kick during their first round Class 5A playoff game at Fairview High School on Oct. 30, 2024. (Alissa Noe/BoCoPreps.com) Fairview's Michael Smit and Granview's Patrick Coursin fight for a header during their first round Class 5A playoff game at Fairview High School on Oct. 30, 2024. (Alissa Noe/BoCoPreps.com) Fairview's Ben Mitchell weaves through a couple of Grandview defenders during their first round Class 5A playoff game at Fairview High School on Oct. 30, 2024. (Alissa Noe/BoCoPreps.com) 1 of 7 Fairview's Caleb Pearson makes a save against Grandview's attack during their first round Class 5A playoff game at Fairview High School on Oct. 30, 2024. (Alissa Noe/BoCoPreps.com) Expand The Knights got their best chance in the 66th minute, when Ben Ortman took a free kick from just outside of the box. Grandview's defenders, which had been an iron wall the whole game, deflected the ball away before it had a chance. Senior Dougal Matheson nearly ended the game in the final 90 seconds of the first overtime, when he took a free kick from Oliver Ruzzin and sent it just inches over the crossbar. The loss came on the heels of an 8-5-3 season, during which the Knights played neck-and-neck with a nationally-ranked Boulder team — which smacked No. 31 Fountain-Fort Carson with a 9-0 victory just a few miles down the road — and defeated a Broomfield team that enjoyed the No. 3 seed for the 32-team postseason. Head coach Eric Schuler took pride in his team's fight, no matter what result it yielded. “Our message is we prepare to come off the field at the end of the season with a story that we're going to be proud about telling, not a story that we're going to regret telling, that we didn't do our job to prepare or we didn't do our job culturally to support each other,” he said. “We don't really focus on if it's going to be a win or a loss. Tonight was a loss, but the boys did their job.” Mitchell and his 16 fellow seniors spent years building that culture that has yielded four straight trips to the state tournament and state runner-up honors in 2022. “Something I've been working on our whole year, it's culture,” Mitchell said. “That's been a big focus for me. It's a thing of like, never say die. Don't stop until it's done. We came out and we fought to the end.” %5B%7B%22id%22%3A%2230%22%2C%22name%22%3A%22%22%2C%22description%22%3A%22%22%7D%5D Share this: Click to share a free article with a friend GIFT THIS ARTICLE What is article sharing? Subscribers are entitled to 10 gift sharing articles each month. These can be shared with friends and family who are not subscribers. Subscribe now! or log in to your account.

Every minute can be deadly in the high stakes environment of postseason soccer. Fairview felt that rush through all 104 minutes of its 1-0, double-overtime loss to No. 24 Grandview on its home field on Wednesday night.

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