Raptors make quick exit from state in tough loss
October 19, 2012, Raptor News Wire
The Raptors battled back from an early 5-1 deficit, but couldn’t overcome 7 hits
int eh first 2 innings from Discovery Canyon to exit in the first round of the state
tournament. The Raptors got 2 for 4 days at the late from both McKenna Kostelecky
and Haille Weber, but couldn’t solve Discovery Canyon to ever get the lead after
leading 1-0 in the top of the first. Macy Child stole 3 bases as well in the losing
effort as they dropped the game 6-4. The Raptors finish 17-6 on the seaosn making
their 3rd appearance in a row in the state tournament.
Silver Creek Raptors 4, Discovery Canyon Thunder 6
Raptors host regionals and advance to state Tourney for 3rd year in a row
October 13, 2012, Raptor News Wire
After a long rainy day, the Raptors earned their third consecutive trip the state
tourney. In the first game the Raptors trailed 2-0 after 1 inning, and 2-1 going
into the 3rd. A 3 run 3rd and 4 run 5th however put the Green Mountain Rams away
8-2. In the second game, the Raptors imploded early and were down 11-3 heading into
the 5th. A near miraculous comeback was stifled and the Raptors dropped a tough
game 12-11. In the last game the Raptors faced the Green Mountain Rams again, and
trailed 1-0 heading to the fifth inning. They scored runs in the 5th and 6th innings
however to earn a 2-1 win. They will travel to state next Friday.
Silver Creek Raptors 8, Green Mountain Rams 2
Silver Creek Raptors 11, Berthoud Spartans 12
Silver Creek Raptors 2, Green Mountain Rams 1
Lackluster effort, but Raptors still win 13-0
October 4, 2012, Raptor News Wire
The Raptors only managed 5 hits, but still scored 13 runs in the last regular season
game of the season. The Ratpors now wait for seeding for the post season finishing
the season at 15-4.
Silver Creek Raptors 13, Greeley Central Wildcats 0
Sophomore Ballard steals the show on Senior Day
October 2, 2012, Raptor News Wire
In an important game on senior day which could affect seeding for the post season,
Sophomore Jordyn Ballard came up with the biggest moment to steal the show. Mountain
View jumped out to an early 1-0 lead in the first on two singles and maintained that
lead until the bottom of the 4th. In the 4th, the Raptors got a lead off walk from
Shelby Keil and a single by McKenna Kostelecky to set the table. Katelyn Strub then
doubled to the gap to score two and put the Raptors up 2-1. Solid defense in the
4th and 6th kept Lions scoring threats at bay, including Devin Aubry thrwing a runner
out at first from Right field with runners on 2nd and 3rd to end a would be base
hit. The Raptors tacked on two more in the 6th. After a single by Katelyn Strub
and Sheyann Ludwig reaching base on a fielder’s choice, Keegan Wergin hit a towering
shot to left field that dropped for a triple to plate two more to give the Raptors
a 4-1 lead. In the 7th, the Lions had two hits before a 3 run homer to tie things
up. After heading to extra innings, in the bottom of the 8th inning, with two outs,
Jordyn ballard stepped to the plate as a pinch hitter. After a nine pitch at bat,
she launched solo shot over the left field wall for a walk off homer to win the
game 5-4.
Silver Creek Raptors 5, Mountain View Mountain Lions 4
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 0, Mountain View Mountain Lions (JV) 16
Raptors JV drops 2 of 3 during the weekend
September 29, 2012, Raptor News Wire
After a strong run during the season, the Raptors dropped two of three during the
weekend JV tournament, losing 6-4 to Wheat Ridge, 16-1 to Erie and then winning the
last game 12-10 to Broomfield
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 4 Wheat Ridge Farmers (JV) 6
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 1, Erie Tigers (JV) 16
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 12, Broomfield Eagles (JV) 10
Raptors split pair this week
September 27, 2012, Raptor News Wire
After losing a tough 4-0 game to Niwot earlier this week, the Raptors put 10 up on
the Warriors to go 1-1 this week as they head into the last week of the regular season.
Silver Creek Raptors 10, Centaurus Warriors 0
Silver Creek Raptors 0, Niwot Cougars 4
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 22, Niwot Cougars (JV) 1
Child’s career day paces Raptors to 10-0 win
September 21, 2012, Raptor News Wire
Macy Child had a big day going 3 for 3 with a walk, 2 runs and 2 RBI’s on Friday,
but the biggest part of her day was breaking the record for stolen bases in a game
by swiping 5 bags. It broke the record of 4 in a game held by both herself and former
Raptor Ashley Eubanks. McKenna Kostelecky also had two hits and launched a home
run, earning the win as a pitcher. Katelyn Strub was 2 for 3 and Haille Weber 1
for 2. Sheyann Ludwig also added a 1 for 2 day with a walk
Silver Creek Raptors 10, Longmont Trojans 0
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 8, Longmont Trojans (JV) 7
Great execution sees Raptors through to victory
September 19, 2012, Raptor News Wire
Timely hitting, great execution with the short game, 8 stolen bases and some key
defensive plays were key to a 7-5 victory against Broomfield Wednesday. The Raptors
struck first early when Macy Child led off the game reaching on an error. After
stealing second and then third, Shelby Keil doubled her home. Later in the inning
Cassie Jones stole second and third as well before scoring on a passed ball to make
the score 2-0. The Raptors added another run in the 2nd with two outs. Sierra Gray
blooped a single to left and then scored on an RBI double by Sheyann Ludwig. In
the 4th the Raptors tacked on another after Devin Aubry led off the inning with a
single and was later scored on another passed ball. The Eagles came back to make
the score 4-3 after two Raptor errors and 5 hits in the 3rd and threatened again
in the 4th. After a lead off walk and double the Eagles had runners on 2nd and 3rrd
with no outs. Macy Child threw the first runner out at home to stave off one run,
then Keegan Wergin threw another player out at home and the Raptors caught the trailing
runner in a run down to turn their 14th double play of the year to get out of the
inning with no damage. In the 5th the Raptors made it 5-3 after a double by Shelby
Keil and a RBI single by Haille Weber. Two more were added by the Raptors in the
6th after a brilliant suicide squeeze by Sheyann Ludwig to score Macy Child and an
infield chopper by Devin Aubry that plated another. The Eagles got two more back
in the 6th to make it 7-5 going to the 7th. The Eagles tried one last rally in the
7th. With a runner on first, Katie Knudsen lined a ball to center field, but Ashley
Beavers made a diving catch to save a would be triple and the Raptors recorded the
last out for the win. The JV squad had a perfect game going from Marisa Yost who
struck out 7 of the 9 hitters she faced enroute to a 11-1 win on the JV side.
Silver Creek Raptors 7, Broomfield Eagles 5
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 11, Broomfield Eagles (JV) 1
Strong performance by Kostelecky not enough by Raptors
September 13, 2012, Raptor News Wire
The Raptor offense never got going managing only 4 hits against Thompson Valley dropping
a 3-0 contest Thursday, putting their chance to win a 3rd consecutive conference
title in jeopardy. Katelyn Strub had a 2 for 3 day, but most of the day the offense
sturggled, going 1-13 with 10 strikeouts when in two strike counts. The JV squad
had more success pummeling the JV Eagles 18-6.
Silver Creek Raptors 0, Thompson Valley Eagles 3
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 18, Thompson Valley Eagles(JV) 6
14 run first inning leads to Raptor rout of Wildcats
September 11, 2012, Raptor News Wire
The Raptor offense and team was too much for the Greeley Central Wildcats. After
back to back outs were recorded in the first inning, the Raptors then scored 14 consecutive
runners that were sent to the plate, enroute to a 16-0 victory. Ashley Newton and
Jessie Lester recorded their first varsity hits in their career and Marisa Yost earned
the win in the circle to go 3-0 on the season.
Silver Creek Raptors 16, Greeley Central Wildcats 0
Raptors JV drops first game of the season, 15-9 in extra innings
September 10, 2012, Raptor News Wire
The Raptor JV squad took the first blemish on their record Monday losing a back and
forth game in extra innings. After being tied 9-9 in the last inning, things fell
apart in the next inning and they dropped their first game of the year.
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 9, Frederick Warriors (JV) 15
Kostelecky has record setting day vs. the Impalas
September 8, 2012, Raptor News Wire
The Raptors had some big performances Saturday morning in Fort Collins from Ashley
Beavers and Devin Aubry who were both 3 for 4 on the day, but McKenna Kostelecky
had a day for the record books. After two doubles and a grand slam, Kostelecky
became the first Raptor in history to record 7 RBI’s in one game. In the circle
she earned the victory to go to 7-2 on the year. The Raptors finish out the back
end of the season starting next week with conference play with a 9-2 record. The
JV squad ran their record to 8-0 on the season winning a tight one 14-12. The Raptors
will play Frederick (JV only) on Monday and Varsity will play Greeley Central on
Tuesday at Silver Creek.
Silver Creek Raptors 11, Poudre Impalas 3
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 14, Poudre Impalas (JV) 12
Mountain Lions try to rally, but come up short as Raptors win 7-4
September 6, 2012, Raptor News Wire
After jumping out to a 3-0 lead in the 2nd, then 5-1 in the 4th, the Mountain Lions
rallied to cut the score to 5-4 going into the 5th inning. The Raptors were able
to tack on two more however to extend the lead to 7-4 which is where the game would
end. Macy Child was 2 for 4, Haille Weber 3 for 4, and Devin Aubry 2 for 3 to place
the Raptors. McKenna Kostelecky earned her 6th win. The JV squad won 18-11 with
Sasha Taylor having a 5 RBI day.
Silver Creek Raptors 7, Mountain View Mountain Lions 4
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 18, Mountain View Mountain Lions (JV) 11
Raptors somewhat flat, but still earn 17-2 win
September 4, 2012, Raptor News Wire
Two homers, one by McKenna Kostelecky and another by Shelby Keil paced the Raptors
as they won 17-2 Tuesday at Centaurus. Marisa Yost went the distance throwing a
two hitter, earning her second victory on the season. The JV squad ran their record
to 6-0 on the season winning 20-8.
Silver Creek Raptors 17, Centaurus Warriors 2
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 20, Centaurus Warriors (JV) 8
Raptors flash defense, win 2 for 3 Saturday in Erie
September 1, 2012, Raptor News Wire
Three double plays were ordered up Saturday at the Erie Tournament of Champions as
the Raptors won 2 of three games, as well as some great outfield plays in the 3rd
game. The Raptors thumped Pueblo West in game one 13-5 in game one, came back from
a 4-0 deficit in game two vs. Northridge to score 10 unanswered runs to win 10-5
in the second, but stumbled against Wheatridge in the 3rd matchup 9-5. Senior Macy
Child led the charge hitting .500 on the weekend, while McKenna Kostelecky hit .467.
Shelby Keil hit .400 and Devin Aubry .417.
The Raptors will travel Tuesday to play Centaurus
Silver Creek Raptors 13, Pueblo West Cyclones 5
Silver Creek Raptors 10, Northridge Grizzlies 5
Silver Creek Raptors 5, Wheat Ridge Farmers 9
Raptors come from behind, win 3-2 in 8th
August 31, 2012, Raptor News Wire
The cards fell right for the Raptors on Friday. After succumbing to Niwot High School
in a one run ball game on Thursday, Silver Creek recorded a 3-2 victory over Sequoyah
High School on Friday in the Erie Tournament of Champions.
The first five innings of the game went scoreless before Sequoyah took a two run
lead in the top of the sixth. Silver Creek answered back with a run of their own
in the bottom of the inning to head into the seventh down by one, 2-1.
A scoreless top inning brought the Raptors to the plate where they recorded one more
run to tie it up sending the game into extra innings. One more run for Silver Creek
in the bottom of the eighth secured the victory, 3-2.
Both teams recorded seven hits in the game with Silver Creek’s Devin Aubry going
2-for-3 with two runs scored. Macy Child went 2-for-4, Ashley Beavers went 1-for-2
with a double, Shelby Keil went 1-for-2 with two walks, and Sheyann Ludwig went 1-for-3.
McKenna Kostelecky recorded the win for the Raptors and jumps to 4-1 on the season.
Silver Creek Raptors 3, Sequoyah, Oklahoma 2 (8 Innings)
Raptors fall in tough one 1-0 vs. Cougars
August 30, 2012, Raptor News Wire
The Raptors offense struggled to put anything together Thursday vs. Niwot’s Nickie
Blue, losing 1-0 in a close game. Despite only allowing 3 hits, a lead off walk and
fielding error, then a single led to the lone run scored in the game. The JV squad
posted a 20-0 lead early and hung on to win 21-13.
Silver Creek Raptors 0, Niwot Cougars 1
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 21, Niwot Cougars (JV) 13
Raptors JV Squad claims 8-1 victory to go to 4-0 on the season
August 29, 2012, Raptor News Wire
Marisa Yost surrendered one run (unearned) on one hit pacing the raptors squad in
a 8-1 victory vs. Frederick in an away game. Helen Abbey drove in her 10th and 11th
runs on the season and Jessie Lester was 2 for 4 on the day.
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 8, Frederick Warriors (JV) 1
Raptors climb to 3-0 behind Wergin’s Bat
August 28, 2012, Raptor News Wire
The Raptors tallied five homers against the Trojans at Longmont High School on Tuesday
to put LHS away 15-4 in five innings. It was the 3rd time in program history a record
tying 5 home runs were hit in a game. Shelby Keil and Keegan Wergin each had two
solo shots in the game along with four and five RBIs respectively. Jordyn Ballard
added a solo shot of her own as well.
Silver Creek took a solid lead in the first as they posted seven runs in the inning.
Following the first, they were able to tack one run to the board in three consecutive
innings going into the fifth up 10-0. The Raptors added another five in the top of
the fifth to send the Trojans to bat down 15-0.
Although Longmont posted four runs in the bottom of the inning, it wasn’t enough
as Silver Creek claimed the 15-4 victory in the fifth due to the mercy rule. The
Raptors outhit the Trojans 12 to 7 in the game while taking advantage of four Trojan
errors. Keil went 2-for-3 on the day while Wergin went 3-for-3 with a double. McKenna
Kostelecky grabbed the win in the circle for the Raptors and sits at 3-0 this season.
Silver Creek will face Niwot Thursday at home. On the JV side, the Raptors trailed
heading into the 5th inning, but clawed back to win 10-9 in a nail biter in the JV
game. Helen Abbey was 3 for 3 with a double and home run to pace the Raptors
Silver Creek Raptors 15, Longmont Trojans 4
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 10, Longmont Trojans (JV) 9
Raptors Claw Eagles in rout
August 23, 2012, Raptor News Wire
16 hits paced the Raptors in a 13-3 drubbing of the Broomfield Eagles Thursday at
Silver Creek. McKenna Kostelecky scattered 5 hits on the day winning her 24th career
game as a pitcher, tying Alex Dunlavy for the most wins all time for a pitcher in
Silver Creek History. Offensively, Macy Child and Haille Weber set the tone for
the Raptors, but several other Raptors were key in the vcitory. Child was 3 for
4 with a HBP, Weber was 3 for 3 with a walk and a HBP, Freshman catcher Sheyann Ludwign
chipped in a 3 for 3 day with 2 RBI’s. CF Ashley Beavers was 2 for 3 with 2 RBI’s,
and Devin Aubry was 2 for 3 on the day as well. On the JV field, Ashley Newton pitched
her way to a 2-0 record as the JV squad won 18-3. Jessie Lester had a 2 for 3 day
with 2 RBI’s and Helen Abbey was 2 for 4 with 3 RBI’s and double.
Silver Creek Raptors 13, Broomfield Eagles 3
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 18, Broomfield Eagles 3
Raptors scratch way to 4-3 win in extras opening day
August 21, 2012, Raptor News Wire
The Raptors struggled at times opening day but found a way to topple a Thompson Valley
team that had knocked them out the state tournament last season. The win gave the
Raptors 8 wins in the last nine chances against Thompson Valley. The Raptors gave
up the lead in the first after 3 hits and an error, putting them down 2-0 after one
inning. In the 3rd the Raptors scored Haille Weber after she singled and McKenna
Kostelecky reached on an error. The Raptors then stole 3rd base and forced a throwing
error to plate the tying run. In the 5th two singles and a fielding error gave the
Eagles the lead again, but the Raptors knotted it up when Haille Weber led off the
bottom of the 5th with a solo shot. It stayed tied into the 8th inning. Shelby
Keil singled, and then back to back bunts by Keegan Wergin and Ashley Beavers forced
fielding errors to plate the winning run, 4-3. The JV squad plated 11 runs in the
first inning to ensure an 18-3 win. Ashley Newton pitched and was 1 for 1 with 3
walks in the victory.
Silver Creek Raptors 4, Thompson Valley 3 (8 Innings)
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 18, Thompson Valley (JV) 3
Raptors Offense stumbles at State, knocked out in quarterfinals
October 21, 2011, Raptor News Wire
The Raptors continued the winning streak in game one of the state tournament by downing
the Pueblo Central Wildcats 5-4. After a 1st inning run, the Raptors jumped out
to a 5-1 lead by the 4th, and had to hold off a 3 run inning in the 7th to ensure
the win. Based by hits by Ashley Beavers, Macy Child, Rachel Olson and Shelby Keil,
Elise Dugwyler put a stamp on the day by going 3 for 4 with a home run to ensure
the victory
Silver Creek Raptors 5, Pueblo Central Wildcats 4
In the second game, the Raptors struggled mightily at the plate vs. a Thompson Valley
team that had not beaten the Raptors since 2006. 4 errors on defense and a Thompson
Valley offense that was sharper than the Raptors, took the game into the 7th inning
up 5-3. 3 runs in the 7th by the Eagles made the task tough for the Raptors, and
they were not able to rally late in the game to close the gap.
Silver Creek Raptors 3, Thompson Valley Eagles 8
Raptors dominiate Region 3 with 2-0 record, earn berth to state.
October 16, 2011, Raptor News Wire
After a shaky start in the both games at Garden Acres softball complex, the Raptors
flexed their might to advance to state on Saturday.
In game one the Raptors faced Woodland Park (14-5). After recording the first out
of the game as home team, Woodland Park hit back to back solo home runs off McKenna
Kostelecky to take a 2-0 lead in the first inning. Shelby Keil answered back with
a solo shot to cut it to 2-1, and the Raptors were being tested as the headed to
the 3rd inning still down by that score. In the 3rd however, Macy Child lead off
with a single to right, followed by Rachel Olson's single to left center. With two
on, Shelby Keil clubbed a 3 run homer in her second at bat to make it 4-2 Raptors.
In the 4th, they tacked on more. Amanda Siedem singled and stole second and then
scored on Devin Aubry's single. Ashley Beavers dropped down a Sacrifice bunt but
was safe on a throwing error. Macy Child lined a ball off the pitchers glove but
was nipped at first base, but not before plating a second run. Elise Dugwyler then
doubled to score Beavers before Rachel Olson hit a 2 run homer. Back to back doubles
by Shelby Keil and McKenna Kostelecky plated yet another run to leave the inning
up 10-2. In the 5th the Raptors run ruled the Panthers after Devin Aubry scored on
a sac fly by Elise Dugwyler and Rachel Olson doubled home Macy Child. Shelby Keil
was 3 for 3 on the day with 2 homers, Rachel Olson was 3 for 4 with a homer and a
double, and Devin Aubry was 2 for 3. Macy Child also had a productive day stealing
a base, an garnering a hit and another would be hit that was erased by a base running
mistake
Silver Creek Raptors 12, Woodland Park Panthers 2
In the second game, a tight game gave way to a blow out yet again. The Raptors scored
first after Elise Dugwyler doubled and was plated by Shelby Kei's 3rd home run in
the last six innings played to take a 2-0 lead. In the bottom of the second however
the Widefield Gladitors (14-6) hit back to back home runs to lead off the inning
to tie things at 2-2. In the 3rd the Raptors went up 3-2 after Elise Dugwyler and
Shelby Keil singled. Dugywler then scored on a sac fly by McKenna Kostelecky. In
the 4th inning the Raptors exploded again. Amanda Siedem reached on an error. Katelyn
Strub and Macy Child both singled to score one. Then Elise Dugywler launched a 3
run homer to right field to push the lead to 7-2. Rachel Olson and Shelby Keil both
doubled to make it 8-2 to end the frame. In the 5th, Amanda Siedem doubled and later
scored on a wild pitch. Macy Child then reached on a dropped third strike before
Elise Dugwyler clubbed another two run homer to left center field. to make things
11-3. Rachel Olson then launched a solo homer on the very next pitch to make things
12-3. It was a revenge game of sorts as Widefield helped knock Silver Creek out of
the 2008 regional in Pueblo with a 2-0 victory over Creeek.
On the weekend, Elise Dugwyler was 5-7 with 2 doubles and 2 homers and 6 RBI's.,
Rachel Olson was 5 for 8 with 2 doubles and 2 homers and 4 RBI's, Shelby Keil was
6-7 with 3 homers and 2 doubles and 7 RBI's to pace the Raptors.
Silver Creek Raptors 12, Widefield Gladiators 3
Postseason Awards announced for All Conference, Dugwyler, player of the year
October 14, 2011, Raptor News Wire
Due to a mis-communication, post season award winners were announced early for the
Raptors. 1/3 of the All Conference team came from Silver Creek as the following players
made All Conference this season.
Elise Dugywler - C - Senior, Rachel Olson - 3B - Senior, Shelby Keil - SS - Junior,
McKenna Kostelecky - P - Junior, Kerry Brundage - 1B - Senior, Amanda Siedem - CF
- Senior.
Dugwyler also was named Northern Conference Player of the year. One year after Kerry
Brundage won the award, Dugwyler put up a huge season to earn the award for Silver
Creek for the second year in a row.
Devin Aubry was named Honorable Mention All Conference as a Sophomore Right fielder.
Raptors finish out regular season with Conference Title
October 8, 2011, Raptor News Wire
The Raptors closed out their regular season with their second consecutive Northern
Conference title in the last game of the regular season this week. They began the
week with a 3-1 victory over Mountain View before missing several key opportunities
and losing a 2-0 lead in the sixth against Broomfield High School, to drop the Thursday
game 3-2. Things came down to a windy, rainy wet day, in which they closed out the
season against Thompson Valley. Elise Dugwyler paced the Raptors with 4 RBI"s and
a big home run to ensure a 7-3 win and a conference title.
The Raptors will now head to the post season as the #5 overall seed hosting a regional
at Garden Acres in Longmont. The Raptors finished at 16-3, the best winning season
of all time, and the JV squad finished at 13-2 dropping their last game of the year
to Thompson Valley
Silver Creek Raptors 3, Mountain View Mountain Lions 1
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 20, Mountain View Mountain Lions (JV) 1
Silver Creek Raptors 2, Broomfield Eagles 3
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 16, Broomfield Eagles (JV) 0
Silver Creek Raptors 7, Thompson Valley Eagles 3
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 1, Thompson Valley Eagles (JV) 8
Record setting day vs. Centaurus
September 29, 2011, Raptor News Wire
In a game marred by an ugly 5th inning for the Raptors where they gave up 6 runs,
the Raptors still had a record setting day against Centaurus in a 20-9 victory. The
Raptors set a record for the most at bats in a game (41), hits in a game (22), and
Doubles (7). Individual records and accomplishments were Rachel Olson tying the record
for hits in a game (5), and Elise Dugwyler hitting for the cycle. After running the
score up to 16-2 in the 5th, the Raptors struggled in the 5th making the score 16-9
before tacking on 4 more. With three games to go the Raptors sit at 14-2
Silver Creek Raptors 20, Centaurus Warriors 9
Varsity Squad takes conference lead with two big wins
September 28, 2011, Raptor News Wire
The Raptors came into this week having to face Niwot with an 8-2 conference record
and Broomfield who was 9-1 in conference play. After games on back to back days the
Raptors emerged beating cross town rival Niwot 12-0 and Broomfield 12-1 helped by
14 hits in each game. Now sitting atop the conference in first place the Raptors
have Centaurus, Mountain View, Thompson Valley and Broomfield left on their schedule
that they will need to topple to win a conference title and secure and opportunity
to host a region in the post season.
Silver Creek Raptors 12, Niwot Cougars 0
Silver Creek Raptors 12, Broomfield Eagles 1
JV Squad wins last three by 71-3
September 28, 2011, Raptor News Wire
The Raptors JV squad continues on a tear, winning their last three games by scores
of 21-1, 22-0 and 28-2. Despite putting things in a slower gear each game the Raptors
continue on a torrid pace this season scoring 210 runs during their 11-1 season,
hitting .519 as a team.
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 21, Centaurus Warriors (JV) 1
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 22, Niwot Cougars (JV) 0
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 28, Broomfield Eagles (JV) 2
Slow start, but Raptors still thump Trojans
September 21, 2011, Raptor News Wire
One run on no hits in the first, and then 2 errors and a walk, lead to a 1-1 game
at the top of 3 at Longmont on Wednesday. 8 Stolen Bases, a triple from Shelby Keil
and a Homer by Kerry Brundage, help spark a team that wasn't so sharp in it's win
to an 11-1 victory. The JV squad also started slow but won 11-3. The Raptors are
11-2 and roll into next week with two big games vs. Niwot and Broomfield
Silver Creek Raptors 11, Longmont Trojans 1
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 11, Longmont Trojans (JV) 3
Creek throws 4th shutout, 3rd no hitter of year vs. Central
September 20, 2011, Raptor News Wire
Silver Creek only batter for 3 innings, but put up 14 hits and 16 runs enroute to
a victory against Greeley Central Tuesday. McKenna Kostelecky and Sydney Mathias
combined on a no-hitter as Creek pitched it's 4th shutout of the year. The team also
broke and tied some records on the day. Most doubles in a game with 6, most triples
in a game with 3 and most triples in a game by an individual with 2 by Amanda Siedem.
Silver Creek Raptors 16, Greeley Central Wildcats 0
JV Squad drops first game of the year 6-5, but wins 2 others
September 19, 2011, Raptor News Wire
The Raptors JV squad put up huge numbers yet again beating Roosevelt 13-3 and Longmont
11-6, before dropping their first game of the year against Erie 6-5. The squad still
is hitting over .500 on the season as they tear through the competition and they
return to action Wednesday against Longmont.
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 13, Roosevelt Roughriders (JV) 3
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 11, Longmont Trojans (JV) 6
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 5, Erie Tigers (JV) 6
Raptors win 2 Monday and Tuesday
September 6, 2011, Raptor News Wire
The Raptors set a good tone to the week winning games against Centaurus 13-0 and
Mountain View 11-1 as they head into the heart of conference play. The JV squad stayed
undefeated winning 18-1 and 9-0 this week. The JV squad has outscored their opponents
99-4 so far this season
Silver Creek Raptors 13, Centaurus Warriors 0
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 18, Centaurus Warriors (JV) 1
Silver Creek Raptors 11, Mountain View Mountain Lions 1
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 9, Mountain View Mountain Lions (JV) 0
Raptors score 25 in rout of Falcons
September 6, 2011, Raptor News Wire
The Raptors set records for runs in a game, runs scored in an inning, and doubles
hit in a game Tuesday against Skyline. The Raptors had an 18 run second inning to
seal the game early. Sydney Mathais and Amanda Siedem combined for a perfect game
en-route to the win.
Silver Creek Raptors 25, Skyline Falcons 0
Raptors look strong in Non-Conference play at Erie Festival of Champions
September 4, 2011, Raptor News Wire
The Raptors hung 10 spots on the board 3 of the 4 games this weekend, only dropping
the last game 10-0 to Pueblo South to finish the weekend at 3-1, with their season
win total up to 6-2 on the season.
The Raptors took a 4-0 lead on Key's Oklahoma only to lose that lead after a rough
inning and were tied 4-4 going late into the game before scoring in bunches to end
up winning 10-5. Against Arvada West in the second game, the Raptors jumped out to
a huge 10-1 lead and held on to win 11-6. On Saturday they trounced Pomona who was
6-1 coming in 14-4 before dropping the last game. The Raptors play one more non-conference
matchup Tuesday before returning to conference play Wednesday
Silver Creek Raptors 10, Keys Cougars (OK), 5
Silver Creek Raptors 11, Arvada West Wildcats 6
Silver Creek Raptors 14, Pomona Panthers 4
Silver Creek Raptors 0, Pueblo South Colts 10
Raptors drop tight game to Niwot 2-1, lose Beavers to injury
September 2, 2011, Raptor News Wire
The Raptors gave up an unearned run in the 6th to drop Thursday's cross town match
2-1 to Niwot. Ashley Beavers crashed into the left field wall in the second and broke
a wrist and is lost indefinately to injury. The JV squad cruised to victory again
winning 26-0
Silver Creek Raptors 1, Niwot Cougars, 2
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 26, Niwot Cougars (JV) 0
Raptors pressure Longmont early and often in victory
August 30, 2011, Raptor News Wire
Elise Dugwyler paced the Raptors Tuesday hitting 3 doubles en-route to a 12-2 win
over Longmont. The Raptors offense hit and ran it's way to victory putting constant
pressure on the Longmont defense. McKenna Kostelecky kept Longmont in check as well
throwing a complete game 2 hitter as well. The Raptors climb to 3-0 on the season
and will play Niwot on Thursday
The JV team won 22-0, running their scoring total to 46-3 in the last two games.
Marisa Yost tossed a perfect game on the day.
Silver Creek Raptors 12, Longmont Trojans 2
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 22, Longmont Trojans (JV) 0
Owls down Eagles 11-2
August 27, 2011, Raptor News Wire
Rachel Olson ensure things would stay out of reach Saturday in Loveland as the Raptors
won 11-2. Up 5-1 in the 4th, the senior second baseman put a linch on things blasting
a 3 run homer to left. Silver Creek would keep things in check winning 11-2. Elise
Dugwyler led the game off with a a single and stole second on the next pitch. Rachel
Olson then drove her in, and Shelby Keil scored on a wild pitch later in the inning
to go up 2-0. In the second the Raptors added 2 more after Katrina Hunt reached on
an error, and Chelsea Engard and Elise Dugwyler singled. The Raptors added one in
the 3rd and 3 in the 4th on Olson's homer. In the 7th 3 fielding errors by Thompson
Valley allowed Creek to tack on 3 more. McKenna Kostelecky walked one and scattered
4 hits over 7 innings giving up 2 runs, one earned. The Raptors play Tuesday at home
against Longmont.
The JV squad scored 24 runs in their game to win 24-3. Several players had big days,
including Cassie Jones (2-3), Haille Weber (2-2), Jordyn Ballard (3 for 3), Marisa
Yost (2-3), and Jessie Lester (3-4), but Katelyn Strubs 3-3 day with 7 RBI's and
a homer was the most notable.
Silver Creek Raptors 11, Thompson Valley Eagles 2
Silver Creek Raptors (JV) 24, Thompson Valley Eagles (JV) 3
Raptors open up 2011 campaign with perfect game, win 18-0
August 25, 2011, Raptor News Wire
The Raptors still have some rust to break off as they enter the campaign, but they
still had enough to outmatch the Greeley Central Wildcats 18-0 in their season and
conference opener. McKenna Kostelecky and Shelby Keil paced the Raptors on Thursday.
Kostelecky was lifted in the 4th despite a perfect game going and ended up combining
with Sydney Mathias and Alexa Busby for the perfect outing and she added a 3 for
4 day at the plate. Shelby Keil had the biggest of days going 4 for 4 with 4 runs
scored, 5 RBI's, a double and 2 home runs. Catcher Elise Dugwyler added two doubles,
Amanda Siedem a triple. 16 Raptors appeared in the game including several players
making their Varsity debuts, including Jordyn Ballard, Haille Weber, Sierra Gray,
Katrina Hunt and most notably Katelyn Strub who had a two RBI double in the 5th.
The Raptors face the Thompson Valley Eagles on Saturday in a Northern Conference
matchup. The Raptors are 5-0 against the Eagles since 2007.
Silver Creek Raptors 18, Greeley Central Wildcats 0
Maroon / Black world series game starts off season with 9-4 win by black team.
August 8th, 2011, Raptor News Wire
Amanda Siedem's and Rachel Olson's black team seemed to be more orgnizaed and ready
to roll as it toppled Kerry Brundage's and former Raptor Kenzie Wergin's Maroon team
9-4 in the 5th annual match historically signifying the end of camp. Amanda Siedem
and Macy Child each had two hits in the winning effort and McKenna Kostelecky and
Marissa Yost pitched the black team to a win.
Creek scrimmages this Saturday in Windsor at 8:30 AM for both teams, before returning
home to kick off the season next Thursday at Greeley Central
Raptors ready to start 2011 with momentum
August 8th, 2011, Raptor News Wire
The Raptors graduated 3 key seniors on the heels of a Conference and Regional Title
and a 5th place finish in the state tournament, and look to continue the programs
rapid growth in the last 5 years. 12 new faces will join the program this year, and
the program returns 17 familiar faces for 2011 campaign. With camp week starting,
Silver Creek has high expectations to be another conference contender in 2011
