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While police data is never perfect, and there are additional indicators that still need to be tracked, the Police Scorecard is designed to provide insight into many important issues in policing. It was built using data from state and federal databases, public records requests to local police departments, and media reports. This is the first nationwide evaluation of policing in the United States. The 3A final is at 1 p.m.* Green Mountain Falls Marshal's Office 54% (Cliff Grassmick/Staff Photographer)Īll semifinals games are set for 10 a.m. “Even though we didn’t start playing together as one in the first game, we came together and we realized what we needed to adjust.” Lily Smith, of Erie, makes a great catch of a pop up against the fence during the first day of the state softball championships in Aurora on Friday. “It did start off a little shaky today but playing as one definitely helped,” Hernandez said. The senior ace was marvelous Friday, allowing just two runs in two games. Next, they will likely face potential Gatorade Player of the Year Araya Ogden of Columbine in the circle tomorrow. Addison Osborne and Molly Nelson homered in a wild, come-from behind win in Game 2. Hernandez homered and had five RBIs on the day. 12 Fossil Ridge 11-9 in the quarterfinals. 13 ThunderRidge 3-2 in the opener, the senior third baseman and the Tigers rallied out of a 7-0 deficit to beat No. Apparently just a guise.Īfter Jaiselyn Hernandez walked off No. Occasionally, there may be duplicate crimes. The Tigers currently have 12 championships, double the amount of anybody else. A majority of the crime incidents are directly from local police agencies. In 5A, Erie is two wins away from becoming the first softball program in state history to win a title in all three classifications. “Perseverance, resilience, we’ve been tough in late innings all year long,” said Frederick coach Roger Dufour, whose team trailed in both Day 1 games. Carlie Nagy, of Frederick, pitches against Golden during the first day of the state softball championships in Aurora on Friday. They then rallied to beat the Ravens behind a second straight strong offensive performance from Carlie Nagy, who had five RBIs on the day. The Golden Eagles won their first game in the tournament since 2015, beating No. 5 Frederick beat Riverdale Ridge for the first time in six overall meetings to punch its ticket into Day 2. Anyone with any information about this incident is encouraged to contact the Pueblo Police Dispatch at (719) 553-2502 or Detective Joe Cardona at (719) 240-0130. Minutes before Mead’s quarterfinal win, No. It helps tremendously knowing what we’re getting into.” “We all know what to expect and how the environment is different here. “We’ve been here,” said Veltien, who is among the current Mead roster who played in the 4A title game in 2020. The Wizards had beaten the Mavs in their previous three meetings this season. 61 of her career in the quarterfinals, tossing a four-hitter in a 4-0 win over No. Katelyn Wiescamp hit a grand slam in the fourth inning and Mary Kathryn Dusza followed with her second home run of the day in the comeback charge. 11 Pueblo West, falling down 5-0 with their ace Joslynn Veltien in the circle before rallying to a 16-11 victory.

Katelyn Weiscamp, of Mead, comes around the bases after hitting a grand slam against Pueblo West during the first day of the state softball championships in Aurora on Friday.(Cliff Grassmick/Staff Photographer)įirst, they overcame a rocky opening to No. The Mavericks’ Day 1 played a little more to the tournament’s long, nail-biting reputation.

Next, they will face Mead for the third time this season - winning 2-1 and 7-1, previously.

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