Lewis-Palmer and Cheyenne Mountain Fall Short in 4A State Tournament Semifinals
Key points:
- Lewis-Palmer and Cheyenne Mountain both fall in the semifinals of the 4A state tournament
- Lewis-Palmer, the No. 1 seed, suffered a 3-0 loss against Thompson Valley
- Cheyenne Mountain had an impressive run as the No. 9 seed, but lost to Palmer Ridge in straight sets
Pikes Peak Region’s Lewis-Palmer and Cheyenne Mountain face heartbreak in the 4A state tournament semifinals. Lewis-Palmer, the No. 1 seed, suffered a 3-0 defeat to Thompson Valley after a strong start. Meanwhile, Cheyenne Mountain’s magical run was cut short with a 3-0 loss to Palmer Ridge. Despite the losses, coaches remain proud of their teams’ accomplishments and resilience. Both teams displayed fortitude after overcoming challenging schedules and tough deficits. Coaches and players are optimistic about their potential for the next season. This year’s experience and talent ensure a strong comeback in the future.
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