Marcus Hill is a journalist based in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He writes for The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC, and his work has also appeared in the Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer and The Denver Gazette. Marcus covers a variety of topics, including local sports, high school athletics, and community events in the Colorado Springs area.
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By: Marcus Hill
Coach of the year : Shannon Baker, Village First team Erika Sayer, senior, Village Lillian Edwards, senior, Village
By: Marcus Hill
Erika Sayer's final season of volleyball ended in triumph as Village High School, in its first year of athletics, captured a girls volleyball title. Sayer cherished every moment of reaching the summit of preps volleyball.
By: Marcus Hill
Upon walking into Village High School, there's a table on the left decorated with memorabilia from the Mountaineers' historic night at Denver Coliseum on Nov. 16. White poster board with signatures from the five Mountaineers seniors, a golden 3A state girls volleyball plaque and, of course, their golden trophy from the five-set victory in the season finale against Platte Valley. For Erika Sayer, the 3A-1A Girls' Volleyball Peak Performer of the Year, it's the perfect display. “You want to win state every year, that's always the ultimate goal,” Sayer said. “Winning it your senior year on a team where you…
By: Marcus Hill
Erika Sayer's final season of volleyball ended in triumph as Village High School, in its first year of athletics, captured a girls volleyball title. Sayer cherished every moment of reaching the summit of preps volleyball.
By: Marcus Hill
Coach of the year : Don Lash, Lewis-Palmer First team Anna Blamires, senior, Cheyenne Mountain Brooke Gennerman, senior, Lewis-Palmer
By: Marcus Hill
Anna Blamires' parents once told her, "Be where your feet are." The advice helped Blamires cherish each step of her preps journey. Especially the end.
By: Marcus Hill
Teamwork makes the dream work. People often use the phrase in a facetious manner. For Anna Blamires, those are words to live by. This year's 5A-4A Volleyball Peak Performer of the Year, Blamires helped lead Cheyenne Mountain to a 20-9 record and led the team in kills with 389. Blamires' success at Cheyenne Mountain helped the senior land at her dream school of Brigham Young University. But Blamires repeatedly noted how those around her paved the way to Provo and molded her into a better player and person. “I have a huge support system and I'm grateful because not a…
Coach of the year : Frank Haist, The Classical Academy First team Kelsey Peterson, sophomore, The Classical Academy
Coach of the year : Justin Rich, The Classical Academy First team Andrew Brown, senior, The Classical Academy
Coach of the year : Jerimi Calip, Mesa Ridge First team Bryce Riehl, senior, Mesa Ridge Ethan Mangrum, sophomore, Sand Creek
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