The Class 5A volleyball season has been a thrill ride. There were ups and downs, twists and turns, and upsets lurking around every corner.

Utilizing firepower and smarts, University schooled rival Windsor to win the Class 4A volleyball title on Saturday night at raucous Denver Coliseum.

The No. 3 seed Reds won their 11th volleyball championship and first since 2020

Mead does some of its best work when its back is against the wall. That’s at least how things played out in the early match for the Mavericks on the second day of the Class 4A girls volleyball state tournament at the Denver Coliseum.

The SaberCats ended Valor's run of 72 consecutive victories that dated all the way back to the 2021 state tournament.

Just two teams from the BoCoPreps coverage area managed to earn a bid to the state tournaments held at the Denver Coliseum, and on Thursday, both Mead and Niwot fell during their first round contests.

Many high school sports teams like to use the term “family” to describe the type of close-knit culture they aspire to achieve. Mead volleyball takes that to a different level as it now moves into the state tournament.

Led by four regional hosts, 14 teams out of the Boulder, Broomfield and Longmont area claimed a spot in the girls volleyball postseason this weekend.

Eighteen years separated Legacy volleyball from its second and third league titles but on Tuesday night, in a clean sweep over Holy Family, the Lightning finished atop of the Granite Peaks League.

Eighteen years separated Legacy volleyball from its second and third league titles but on Tuesday night, in a clean sweep over Holy Family, the Lightning finished atop of the Granite Peaks League.