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It rained from first pitch to last during the Routt baseball team’s 8-5 win over Piasa...

Mon May 17 2021 | Patrick Stevens | College PHOTO BY NAT LeDONNE / DUKE ATHLETICS Nakeie Montgomery (left) had one goal and one assist against High Point on Sunday, and JP Basile (right) had one goal. The Division I men’s quarterfinals are set. There are four teams from the ACC, two from the Big Ten and the Big East champion. And then there’s Loyola, riding a five-game winning streak and continuing its rise from oblivion after a fairly forgettable two months to begin the season. The Greyhounds’ 14-13 victory at Denver was how the eight-game opening weekend schedule ended, but it’s the...

There are a lot of similarities between Jackson Morrill and his father, Mike. Both grew up in Baltimore to US Lacrosse Hall-of-Fame fathers. Both are and were stellar attackmen. Both played with a high IQ to outsmart opponents and earn big roles. But one similarity came to fruition only this past season when Jackson made the decision to spend his fifth year of eligibility at Denver to play for coach Bill Tierney, who coached Mike as an assistant coach at Johns Hopkins in the 1980s.  Tierney and Mike won the 1985 and 1987 national titles with those dominant Blue Jays teams. Now, Jackson is go...

No-no number 2: Routt's Cory Ronan does it again Dennis Mathes, dmathes@myjournalcourier.com FacebookTwitterEmail But the result was the same as his last outing — another no-hitter. For the first time in his high school career, Ronan pitched back-to-back no-hitters as the Rockets beat Triopia 10-0 in six innings. Ronan didn’t record a strikeout for every out in Monday’s game, as he did last week against West Central, but he came close. The University of Hawaii recruit struck out 14 batters, issued two walks and hit a batter. But it was still a dominating performance for the senior left...

(Photo Courtesy Georgetown Athletics) In one moment, Georgetown coach Kevin Warne was clutching his hat and anger and cursing himself. The next, his hands were in the air, praising above for his freshman Dylan Hess. The Hoyas are back-to-back-to-back Big East Tournament champions after topping top-seeded Denver, 10-9 on Saturday at Providence’s Chapey Field.  The Kings of the East closed out the Kings of the West with a 6-2 run in the second half. Georgetown locked up an automatic qualifier to the NCAA Tournament, while Denver (12-4) is still expected to land a seeded spot as an at-large s...