Sports – Union Street Journal

Chasing Rings

Chasing Rings

Raegan Knobbe, Sports Editor
January 26, 2021

Something to Prove

Something to Prove

Raegan Knobbe, Sports Editor
January 25, 2021

Creek hockey assistant captain Eugene Riewe worked hard last season, but didn't get to see an amazing outcome for his efforts. Creek lost to Fort Collins in double overtime 2-1. This year, Riewe and the other Creek hockey players are pushing through the changes and challenges made by COVID-19 to have a successful season.

Despite disappointing loss last winter, Bruins ice hockey is gearing up for a successful season

Madison Seckman, Feature and Managing Editor
January 14, 2021

Arden Walker (left) and Julian Hammond

Shut Up and Dribble? – USJ Best of 2020

Raegan Knobbe, Sports Editor
December 25, 2020

When star cornerback Al Ashford III committed to play for the University of Wisconsin earlier this year, he surprised everyone. Yesterday, he made it official.

National Signing Day: COVID-19 Style

Raegan Knobbe, Sports Editor
December 17, 2020

CHSAA delays all winter sports due to COVID-19

Adam Nowlin, Staff Writer
December 10, 2020

Below are two galleries containing pictures from the 2020 Colorado High School Football State Championship, won by the Cherry Creek Bruins.

Cherry Creek Football Full State Championship Gallery

Raegan Knobbe and Hannah Edelheit
December 6, 2020

Below are three galleries containing pictures from the Creek vs Regis game and the Creek vs Pomona Game.

Cherry Creek Football Full Playoffs Gallery

Raegan Knobbe and Hannah Edelheit
December 6, 2020

According to defensive tackle Arden Walker,

Creek vs Valor State Championship Preview

Raegan Knobbe, Sports Editor
December 5, 2020

Quarterback Craziness in Denver

Adam Nowlin, Staff Writer
November 29, 2020

It's nothing like it used to be. With new COVID-19 restrictions at football games, the players are seeing a change in the atmosphere.

Missing the hype

Madison Seckman, Feature and Managing Editor
November 26, 2020

Maradona led his country, Argentina, to the title of the 1986 World Cup in Mexico in what many consider to be the the greatest performance of a player in the history of World Cups.

Diego Maradona: The death of a God from the perspective of a lifelong rival

Giovanni Machado, Opinions Editor
November 25, 2020

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