A pair of Summit Tigers track and field athletes doubled-up their league championships from Thursday while a few more teammates took home titles at Friday’s second and final day of the Western Slope League championship.
Brielle Quigley, a graduating senior of The Peak School, holds onto to her graduation cap as she rides up the Super Bee chairlift with family members Thursday, May 27, at Copper Mountain Resort to receive her diploma. This is the second year The Peak School hosted its graduation ceremony at Copper.
Photo by Jason Connolly /Jason Connolly Photography
Eleven graduates were celebrated Thursday, May 27, during The Peak School’s graduation ceremony at Copper Mountain Resort. Last year, the school held its graduation at the resort as a creative way to celebrate during the pandemic, and the tradition lived on this year.
Photo by Joel Wexler / Rocky Mountain.Photography
Summit High School track and field team sophomore Dom Remeikis kept his undefeated season alive Saturday, May 22 at the Rangeview Meet in Aurora, winning the 1,600 and 800 meters.
Remeikis won the 1,600 meters with a time of 4 minutes and 32.92 seconds, ahead of fellow sophomore Zach McBride’s fourth-place time of 4:58.29. Tigers senior Sam Burke finished in seventh with a time of 5:02.32, adding a third team member to the top 10 in the mile run.
Remeikis won the 800 meters with a time of 2:05.43.
Saturday’s meet at Aurora Stadium did not finish in totality, the final events were postponed until Monday due to weather. As a result, team results were not available as of Saturday.
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