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Valor Christian rockets to success and gains its share of detractors
Valor has fielded varsity sports for a mere four years but it has already filled a trophy case. It has won three consecutive state football titles. The girls soccer team, which plays in the spring, has played in the state title game all three seasons. Boys track won state in the 4x100-meter relay and 4x200 last spring. Heck, the boys golf team won state the first year it fielded a team.  


Today's Avalanche

TJ Galiardi leads Avalanche past Detroit Red Wings
TJ Galiardi's one-time shorthanded blast from rookie Gabriel Landeskog lifted the Avalanche to a 4-2 victory over the Detroit Red Wings tonight at the Pepsi Center.  


All Things Avs

Avs beat Wings, Stastny hurt
I’m off to Vancouver tomorrow morning so I’m not going to spend a ton of time on this post-game wrap. The main points: – Center Paul Stastny suffered what the team is calling a torso injury. I didn’t see him go down, but it was in the third period. Stastny, who scored a power-play goal  


Today's Broncos

Broncos, Tim Tebow rally to beat Vikings 35-32; now tied atop AFC West
After another sensational late-game performance that lifted the Broncos to a 35-32 win here Sunday against the Minnesota Vikings, Tim Tebow and his Denver teammates are tied atop the AFC West standings.  


All Things Broncos

Broncos' Eddie Royal will play against the Minnesota Vikings
Minneapolis _ Broncos receiver-returner Eddie Royal, who missed two practices this week because of a toe-ankle injury suffered last week while returning a second-quarter kickoff at San Diego, is dressed and will play today.  


Today's Post Preps

Valor Christian rockets to success and gains its share of detractors
Valor has fielded varsity sports for a mere four years but it has already filled a trophy case. It has won three consecutive state football titles. The girls soccer team, which plays in the spring, has played in the state title game all three seasons. Boys track won state in the 4x100-meter relay and 4x200 last spring. Heck, the boys golf team won state the first year it fielded a team.  


Today's Rockies

Baseball's meetings in Dallas expected to bring big deals
The question was simple, the answer revealing. A National League general manager was asked a few days ago about whether he would listen to trade offers for one of his middle-of-the-order bats.  


Today's Skiing

Austrian Hirscher upsets Ligety in World Cup at Beaver Creek
Austrian Marcel Hirscher knew it was an achievement to beat the world's best giant slalom skier, so he gave full props to Ted Ligety after pulling it off Sunday.  


Mark Kiszla

Kiszla: John Fox makes all the right moves with Broncos
Wearing smiles as bright as first place, the Broncos walked into the locker room Sunday after winning for the fifth consecutive time, and coach John Fox greeted each player at the entrance with a handshake.  


Woody Paige

Woody Paige: Tebows' pride grows as son takes another step
Most of these victories only a mother could love. "Sometimes I just wish Timmy wouldn't wait so late, but they sure have been exciting." So said Pat Tebow, who gave birth to this legend.  


 
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