Courtney Oakes is a sports editor for Sentinel Colorado, focusing on local sports in the Aurora, Colorado area. With a passion for high school sports, Courtney covers a wide range of athletic events and provides in-depth analysis and coverage of the local sports scene.
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Courtney Oakes’ work predominantly focuses on local high school sports, particularly in the Aurora area of Colorado. She provides comprehensive coverage of sporting events and highlights individual achievements within these communities.
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By: Sam Silver, Andrew Sinar, Roland Thornton
Regis Jesuit senior Sam Walker earned a spot on the 2024 Aurora Sentinel All-Aurora Boys Golf Team with a strong finish that tied him for 28th place at the Class 5A boys state golf tournament. (Photo by Courtney Oakes/Aurora Sentinel)
From left, senior Christopher O’Donnell, junior Dalton Sisneros and junior Brayden Forte teamed with Anthony Chen (not pictured) to finish second at the Class 5A boys golf state tournament. The trio of O'Donnell, Sisneros and Forte also earned their way onto the 2024 Aurora Sentinel All-Aurora Boys Golf Team, which is based on state tournament performance. (Photo by Courtney Oakes/Aurora Sentinel)
By: Courtney Oakes
Coach Lisa Sparrow and her Overland gymnastics team walked away from the Class 5A state meet at Thornton High School with a slightly less fulfilling feeling given how some events transpired, but it didn’t prevent the Trailblazers from landing more hardware. Only Mountain Range — led by individual standout Frankie MacAskill — earned more points […]
By: Courtney Oakes
The Smoky Hill and Regis Jesuit field hockey teams both finished with double-digit victories and won at least one postseason game with abundant talent that appears on the 2024 Aurora Sentinel All-Aurora Field Hockey Team.
The full 2024 Aurora Sentinel All-Aurora Field Hockey Team, plus honorable mention selections.
By: Courtney Oakes
Two individual Class 5A state champions, four runners-up and one third-place finisher — all from 5A team second place finisher Regis Jesuit — appear on the 2024 Aurora Sentinel All-Aurora Boys Tennis Team.
By: Courtney Oakes
The full 2024 Aurora Sentinel All-Aurora Boys Tennis first and second teams, plus honorable mention selections.
By: Courtney Oakes
The full 2024 Aurora Sentinel All-Aurora Girls Cross Country Team, plus honorable mention selection.
By: Everett Hammond, Andrew Kittel
Senior Kimi Bulto (129), who along with freshman Abdinasir Hassan, gave Rangeview its first state meet representation since 2018, finished in 89th place in the Class 5A boys state race to grab one of the last spots on the 2024 Aurora Sentinel All-Aurora Boys Cross Country Team. (Photo by Courtney Oakes/Aurora Sentinel)
Cherokee Trail sophomores Jade McDaniel (203) and Clara Kapfer (200) leave the starting line at the beginning of the Class 5A girls state cross country race at the Norris Penrose Event Center. McDaniel finished 66th and Kapfer 82nd as they paced the Cougars and earned spots on the 2024 Aurora Sentinel All-Aurora Girls Cross Country Team. (Photo by Courtney Oakes/Aurora Sentinel)
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