Nathan Wright is a sports reporter for the Loveland Reporter-Herald, covering high school and college sports in the Greeley area. With experience at various publications, Nathan brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his reporting, providing in-depth coverage of local teams and athletes.
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RJ Hale hit a 3-pointer from the wing with just over two minutes remaining, and suddenly Thompson Valley had two-time defending Class 5A state champion Mesa Ridge on the ropes.
FORT COLLINS — With Mountain West play beginning this weekend, Tuesday's night's nonconference finale against Radford was Colorado State's last chance to fine-tune some things before the grueling league slate starts. Despite taking a double-digit lead late in the first half, the Rams had to fend off the Highlanders in the second, eventually coming away with a 78-68 victory at Moby Arena. CSU impro . . .
By: Nathan Wright
Thompson Valley distance runner Alice Lehnherr wasn't pleased with how she ran at the 2023 state cross country meet, so she did everything she could to have a better experience in 2024. From small details in her training to countless hours of running, she made a huge improvement from her sophomore to junior year, going from a 47th-place finish to a sixth-place in finish in Class 4A while lowering her time on the state course in Colorado Springs by more than one minute. For running the fastest time and tying for the highest finish at state among local runners, Lehnherr…
For Loveland senior Colin Olson, the 2024 cross country season was about redemption. After giving up hockey for running going into high school, his first season in cross country as a sophomore was derailed by a broken leg. A year later, he suffered a fall at the state meet and finished 78th. But in his senior season, he never finished lower than second place before the state meet and ended up just missing the podium in Colorado Springs with an 11th-place finish. Still, he ran the fastest time among local runners at state and is this year's Reporter-Herald boys cross…
Loveland girls swimming won the annual R2J District Meet for the third year in a row, but the final meet before the holiday break gave swimmers from all four local schools a chance to shine.
By: Nathan Wright
Both the Loveland girls and boys basketball teams gained some momentum heading into the holiday break with a sweep of crosstown rival Mountain View on Friday at Loveland High. With a 67-47 victory over the Mountain Lions, the Loveland girls (5-3) have won five of their past six games. With their 82-52 win over Mountain View, the Loveland boys (6-1) are taking a six-game winning streak into the break. While the Loveland boys are happy with their early-season success, their larger goals are still ahead of them. Even in their season-opening loss to Frederick, the Red Wolves were ahead at…
Reporter-Herald’s High Fives Five athletes and five teams who made an impact on the local preps scene this past week: Five athletes Isaiah
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Reporter-Herald's High Fives Five athletes and five teams who made an impact on the local preps scene this past week: Five athletes Isaiah Harrison, Mountain View wrestling: The Mountain Lions senior won the 120-pound bracket at the Northern Colorado Christmas Tournament in Greeley on Saturday. On his way to the title, Harrison won his first match by pinfall at 1:48 before earning technical falls in each of his final four matches, including the championship bout. The two-time state champion is now 19-0 on the season. Corinne Roberts, Berthoud swimming: The Spartans senior won a pair of individual events at the…
By: Nathan Wright
While the Thompson Valley volleyball team was pursuing its third state championship in four seasons this past fall, Eagles senior setter Ashlyn Tafoya was chasing a prestigious accomplishment of her own. And when the Eagles' celebration was complete and all the stats for the 2024 season had been submitted, Tafoya stood alone atop the all-time career assists list, finishing with 3,948, the most for a setter in Colorado prep volleyball history. For the accomplishment, and helping lead the Eagles to another championship, she was named CHSAA's Class 4A player of the year for the second time in three seasons. Also,…
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