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The Denver Center for the Performing Arts hosted Colorados annual Bobby G awards on May 16. The awards seek to honor exeptional high school theater cast and crew. A member of ThunderRidge High School’s The Addams Family cast (left) hugs a friend on the red carpet. Members of The Addams Family cast came in costume to the red carpet in preparation to perform later in the evening on the Buell theater’s stage.

Creek Senior Amelia Mindlin-Leitner Wins Prominent Theater Award: See Moments From Bobby G Awards Ceremony Here

Quinn Rudnick, Managing & Sports Editor
May 22, 2023
Sophomore percussionist River Smith plays the marimba during “Hannibal’s Revenge. Creeks after-school percussion ensemble gives students opportunities to play independently from concert bands.

Percussion Ensemble Features in Jazz Band’s Final Concert: See Moments Here

Peter Philpott, Assistant News Editor
May 8, 2023
East SDA members hold signs and chant at Union Station as student protest leaders give speeches.

Metro-Area Students Demand Action Groups March Through Denver: See Moments Here

Carly Philpott and Peter Philpott
May 1, 2023
Representative Elisabeth Epps (D-HD6), the bills sponsor, opens with testimony. Its the guns, she repeated.

Colorado House Judiciary Hears “Assault Weapons Ban” Bill: See Moments Here

Carly Philpott and Quinn Rudnick
April 19, 2023
Sophomore Connor Larkin stands on deck as junior Brayden Yasuzawa bats. Despite an under-.500 2022 record of 9-14, varsity baseball is currently 8-4 and nearly undefeated against in-state opponents. 2022’s season was, in a word, disappointing. The year before, in 2021, Creek had a 13-5 record and was 13th in Class 5A. But in 2022, finishing 30th in Class 5A, the team lacked “chemistry and confidence,” according to senior designated hitter Ben Steele, who is currently second in team RBIs with 11. “We struggled last year because we didn’t have the same energy and fun as we are having right now,” Steele said. “We got off to a bad start last year and it translated to the rest of our season. Even our practices are much more energetic this year.”

Despite 2022 Struggles, Baseball Maintains Stellar 8-4 2023 Record: See Moments From Win Over Regis Here

Carly Philpott, Editor-in-Chief
April 12, 2023
Students from Symphonic Band 1 perform in a small brass ensemble.

Concert Bands Perform Small Ensembles “Collage Concert”

Carly Philpott and Gillian Neale
April 6, 2023
Junior Michelle Markevych hangs off a handhold on boulder 18. “I saw everyone finish the comp strong physically, mentally, and emotionally,” Markevych. “Even if the scores werent exactly what they wanted.”

Creek Climbing Performs at State Championships, Girls’ Varsity Takes First Place

Katya Roudakov and Peter Philpott
March 10, 2023
Students gathered in the Fine Arts Theater on Thursday night to watch Mr. Creek, a longtime Power Week tradition where male Creek students perform in a pageant-like competition. After battling against other candidates, senior Cooper Collins won the title of Mr. Creek in front of a sold out crowd. “It was very unexpected and kind of surreal. Any one of the candidates could’ve won Mr. Creek, and when they said my name I think I almost passed out,” Collins said. “I probably would’ve if the guys didn’t pick me up.”

Creek Raises $51,000 For Bags of Fun in Record Power Week: See Moments Here

Carly Philpott, Alex Gribb, Quinn Rudnick, Gillian Neale, and Gabby Schrock
February 24, 2023
Creek varsity hockey players celebrate after junior center and right winger Larenz Johnson (#23) scores a goal in the second period. Creek’s junior varsity and varsity teams competed against Regis Jesuit teams at the Family Sports Center Avalanche Rink on Friday night. Creek’s Junior Varsity team beat Regis 2-1 after a third period goal by senior center and right winger Finn McCarthy (#4), and the varsity team tied 3-3 with Regis after the penalty shot made by senior center and right winger Ayden Schmidt (#17) in the third period and five minutes of overtime.

Varsity Hockey Grinds to Stalemate Against Regis, JV Brings Home the Win: See Moments Here

Quinn Rudnick and Peter Philpott
January 28, 2023
A protester chants carries a sign saying I am woman, hear me roar during the 2023 Womens March on the 16th Street Mall. The line, originally from the song I Am Woman by Helen Reddy, is commonly used in abortion rights protests.

On 50th Anniversary of Roe, Denverites March for Abortion Justice, Women’s Rights: See Moments Here

Carly Philpott, Izzy Krauss, and Peter Philpott
January 23, 2023
July 2 – People crowded the streets of downtown Denver after it was announced June 24 that the Supreme Court had overturned Roe v. Wade. Colorados government is Democratic enough that it is unlikely we will lose abortion privileges, but surrounding states will largely face abortion restrictions and bans. I attended three protests, and despite the anger at the situation, the energy was hopeful that we could still fight back. – Editor-in-Chief Carly Philpott

2022: The Year in Pictures

Carly Philpott, Alex Gribb, Quinn Rudnick, Izzy Krauss, Emily Gleason, and Peter Philpott
December 31, 2022
Senior color guard member Veronica Morarie performs during the state championship finals. Creek scored an 82.8, placing fourth. (Carly Philpott)

See Moments From Marching Band’s Full Season

Carly Philpott, Editor-in-Chief
December 10, 2022
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