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Frances Middleton-Davis ‘18 and her team of four students from high school (four freshmen and one senior) won the Vex Robotics Colorado State Championship in March. It was an extraordinary event in that they placed 15th out of 16 teams after the preliminaries, and then won all the playoff rounds as underdogs to become the champions.

Alumni Parent Scott Yates

January 31, 2019

On June 25, 2019, alumni parent Scott Yates (father to Richard '07 and Alyssa '04) will be inducted into the National High School Athletic Coaches Association's Hall of Fame. The ceremony will take place in Bismark, ND at NHSACA's annual conference.

Coach Yates has been the head football coach at Kent Denver School since 1980. With over 330 wins and three state titles, he has built one of the most successful programs in the history of prep football in Colorado. More importantly, his character, leadership and devotion to the school have made an indelible impact on generations of athletes and students at KDS.

Congratulations to Coach Yates on this amazing and well-deserved honor!

St. Anne's Fall Newsletter

November 27, 2018

Click HERE to read about the renovations at St. Anne's in the Hills, appointed new Head of School Bill Clough, new faculty and staff members, and more! 

A short documentary produced by young filmmakers from the 2018 Young Filmmakers Workshop Documentary Class won "Best Student Documentary" at this year's Denver Film Festival. We are so proud of alum Jack Cosgriff '18, who was one of the filmmakers in the group. Click HERE to view the 6-minute film.

Ellie Golding ’13 is chapter founder and president of TableTalk at Tulane University, a nonprofit organization that aims to bring together different types of people and organizations for constructive discussions on topics and issues facing society today. “We’re trying to create less polarization and more collaboration and a way to do that is through respectful discussion and productive discussion that’s hopefully not politically charged,” Golding said.

 

Read more HERE.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (Sept. 24, 2018) – United Soccer Coaches, along with the association’s High School Coaches Advocacy Group, announced that Terry Banfield, former Littleton High School soccer coach, was named a recipient of the second annual High School Coach of Significance Award for 2018. The 31 coaches selected in this second class of Coach of Significance Award winners represent 30 states and the District of Columbia.

Banfield coached at LHS for 23 years and retired after last season, and continues at LHS teaching physical education. "Countless students have benefited from Terry Banfield's coaching expertise over the years,” said Littleton Public Schools Athletic Director Clay Abla. “Terry not only helped students become better athletes, but he helped them strive to become better people. He is extremely deserving of the recognition and honor. He has made a positive and lasting difference in the lives of students."

The High School Coach of Significance Award acknowledges high school coaches that go above and beyond by using their coaching position to teach life lessons and provide opportunities to develop outstanding young men and women.

“The selection of our High School Coach of Significance recipients represents the true heart and soul of the calling of a character-first coach,” said Rusty Oglesby, United Soccer Coaches High School Advocacy Chair. “The Advocacy Council recognizes that through these amazing coaches our unity as a coaching group and leadership organization will continue to thrive. Many congrats to these outstanding coaches for being role models both on and off the field!”

Winners of the High School Coach of Significance Award are nominated by a United Soccer Coaches member through an online form that includes at least one letter of reference. Completed forms are reviewed by the selection committee comprised of national, regional, and state representation.

Co-Founders Owen Locke '95 and Rick Talley recently launched Locke + Co. Whiskey, a flavorful, small-barrel, Aspen-aged craft spirit. Owen graduated from St. Anne's in 1995 and reconnected with Rick in graduate school at the University of Denver years later. In 2010, they bought a 23-gallon still that turned a garage hobby into a lifestyle. Their whiskey is now sold throughout Colorado. Go to www.lockeandcodistilling.com to learn more and follow them on Instagram @lockecodistilling.