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Cañon City Tigers place at state wrestling championship - Vimarsana News

Cañon City Tigers place at state wrestling championship

Hundreds of wrestlers from across the state converged at Ball Arena in Denver to compete at the 2024 CHSAA State Wrestling Championship and, of the 14 wrestlers that Cañon City and Florence high schools sent, a healthy handful returned as state placers. Regional champion and junior Jack Doughty placed second in the 175-pound 4A bracket […]

Cañon City Tigers, Florence Huskies sending 14 wrestlers to state tournament - Vimarsana News

Cañon City Tigers, Florence Huskies sending 14 wrestlers to state tournament

The 2024 CHSAA State Wrestling Championship is slated to begin Thursday at Ball Arena in Denver and both Cañon City and Florence High Schools have qualified talented wrestlers to compete. Both the Cañon City boys and girls’ teams wrestled competitive seasons and, in addition to qualifying 11 wrestlers for the state tournament, hit a successive […]

BoCoPreps 10&10: Week 3 - Vimarsana News

BoCoPreps 10&10: Week 3

Each full week of the winter season, BoCoPreps will highlight 10 teams and 10 athletes that had exceptional performances.

Brown hosts second ADOCH event amidst Main Green student activism - Vimarsana News

Brown hosts second ADOCH event amidst Main Green student activism

Many admitted students were excited by the activism with many appreciating the passion that the advocates were displaying.

Brown Activist Coalition calls for Brown to increase investment in Providence at ADOCH protest - Vimarsana News

Brown Activist Coalition calls for Brown to increase investment in Providence at ADOCH protest

Protestors called on the University to pay $15 million annually in support of Providence schools.