Monarch High School Group Aims to Provide Classmates Clarity
Matt Keenan, Sports Editor
March 20, 2017
It is no secret that nearly every student feels stressed at some point in their time in high school. From homework and tests to sports, clubs, and other extracurricular activities, teenagers can be hard pressed to find free time to relax and take a breath. In fact, nearly 55% of high schoolers feel mode...
School Favorite Mr. Wood is Retiring
Matt Keenan, Sports Editor
December 12, 2016
For more than 16 years, Dave Wood was the most recognized substitute teacher throughout the Monarch community, filling in for teachers throughout the school on nearly a daily basis. At the end of the fall semester, his stint will be coming to an end, however, as he recently announced his intent to retire....
Tackling Rehab
Ben Fuchs, Guest Contributor
December 11, 2016
It’s every athlete’s worst fear. The dreaded day when you go down on the field and can’t get back up. Injuries in sports are as common as a free throw in basketball. It seems like every other commercial break in the NFL is due to a blown out knee, torn hamstring, or broken bone. &nbs...
Eagles Soar Past Monarch in Rivalry Matchup
Matt Keenan, Sports Editor
September 30, 2016
Even with an improved passing attack and some flashy play calls, the Monarch football team was unable to overcome the powerhouse Broomfield offense on Friday, as they fell to the Eagles by a score of 28-10. From the first possession onwards, Broomfield showcased a powerful option-style offense, eating ...
Football Falls Short in Hard Fought Matchup
Matt Keenan, Sports Editor
September 17, 2016
Even with a strong outing from the Monarch running and passing game, the Coyotes were unable to shut down the unrelenting offense of Denver South, falling to the second ranked Rebels by a score of 41-23. Monarch immediately came out with a bang Saturday morning, as senior quarterback Stone MacIntyr...
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s Lecture at University of Colorado
Emma Wolters, Social Media Editor
September 10, 2016
If I had to describe Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s lecture in one word, it would be enlightening. Though she only spoke for an hour, she said so many things that not only surprised me, but offered a new outlook. The lecture was on a Friday afternoon, the 2nd of September, in the Macky ...
The Boys are Back
Jasmine Jeffcoat, Staff Member
September 8, 2016
With the temperature at 88 degrees and the humidity at 82%, Monarch’s football team had their work cut out for them. The coyotes were coming off of a 2-8 season, which ultimately moved them down to 4A. But even coming back from the rough previous season, the team was ready to rumble. With the Varsi...
Monarch Smokes the Buffaloes in Season Opener
Matt Keenan, Sports Editor
August 25, 2016
The Monarch boy’s soccer team settled any skepticism going into the 2016 season Thursday night, as they defeated the five time state champion Smoky Hill Buffaloes by a score of 2-1. After an offseason full of transition, coming off of a trip to the playoffs in 2015, the team saw former coach Marce...
Letter to the Editor
Caroline Bearce, Guest Contributor
May 24, 2016
To whom it may concern, I am a student at Monarch High School and would like to voice my support for the composting campaigns that many schools in BVSD have begun. Since so much food is wasted, especially in schools, I think that this is a great way for students to understand the scope of the problem a...
Quick and Healthy Breakfast Ideas
Emma Wolters, Social Media Editor
May 24, 2016
As a busy high school student, it can be hard to find time for eating breakfast every morning. And if you do manage to eat, it’s usually grabbing something as you run out the door for first period. But with AP classes, sports, clubs, and all the other activities that fill our day, breakfast isn’t...
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