Sports

The boys of summer are back as the Rocky Mountain Vibes continue the long-standing baseball tradition in Colorado Springs.

Colorado Military Basketball aims for more than wins on the court.

Not even the coronavirus pandemic could stop the long-running Colorado Springs Amateur Hockey Association (CSAHA) Presidents’ Day tournament from being held at a handful of ice arenas across the Pikes Peak Region last February, but because we’re talking hockey, it’s probably accurate to describe last year’s event as a team with a player in the penalty box: shorthanded.

By the time you read this, the Tokyo Paralympic Games will have recently completed 13 days of action on September 5, and a record 1,200 hours of programming, featuring the event’s first-ever primetime broadcasts, will have been presented across the NBC platform of television and streaming services.

On May 21, 2021, the Switchbacks FC officially christen Weidner Field, a $35 million, 8,000-seat.

A Colorado teen is making a name for himself in the equestrian world.

The U.S. Army’s World Class Athlete Program enables enlisted soldiers to also pursue their Olympic dreams.

It’s the uniqueness, if anything, which makes each experience memorable in its own right.

Mahatma Gandhi knew something about strength. He said, “Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from an indomitable will.”

They’d rather see, feel, and experience the rocks, crags, switchbacks, dirt, and gravel up close and personal—on foot.