Sarah Nyhoff and Kelsey Powell, seniors at Front Range Christian School, recently signed with Indiana Wesleyan University to play collegiate soccer. FRCS Athletic Director Eric Osberg commented, “Both Sarah and Kelsey are leaders. Sarah leads through example, and Kelsey is the vocal leader on the team. They both bring strong character and a positive attitude to the game.” Nyhoff, a defender, received a $5,000/yr scholarship, and Powell, a goal keeper, will receive a $10,000/yr scholarship.
Indiana Wesleyan University is Christian liberal arts university located in Marion, Indiana.
Congratulations Sarah and Kelsey!
written by Football Assistant Coach Brent Glossinger
Fans filled the bleachers to watch the Lady Falcons volleyball team play Longmont Christian school at home on Tuesday, October 4. The first match, the Falcons creamed Longmont 25 to 17. The second match was close, but brought the Lady Falcons a four-point victory by four consecutive points at the end of the match. The third and fourth games were also close—but not close enough. The final match saw both teams scoring points frequently, but not quite enough for the Falcons, with Longmont eking out a win 15-13.
Front Range may have a small Cross Country team of only 12 students but they made a big impression on the run on Tuesday. This was the only race of the season in which runners had to run through water—crossing a river four times then jumping back onto land. Both senior high school and middle school did very well. Every race had at least 300 runners. One of FRCS’s best runs was in the middle school girls race: our own Reiley Norton beat her best mile time at six minutes and 54 seconds. Coach Harrington said afterward, “They pushed hard and finished very strong, with all of the runners passing opponents on the way to the finish!” The Runners Roost meet was a great meet for the Front Range Cross Country team.