BRIGHTON’S GARCIA HONORED Brighton Scoreboard

Eagle Ridge Academy Girls basketball

Peak to Peak downed Eagle Ridge 48-22 in Lafayette Feb. 18. Julia DeLorenzo scored six points for the Warriors. Jaz Greenwood added ve.

Je erson Academy downed Eagle Ridge 57-21 in Brighton Feb. 17. No stats were available for either team.

Manual beat the Warriors 45-38 in Denver Feb. 14. Megan Derby and DeLorenzo scored 10 points to pace Eagle Ridge. Greenwood was next with nine. Rianna Ware scored 15 of Manual’s points.

ERA topped Manual 77-63 in Denver Feb. 14. e Warriors outscored the underbolts 21-9 in the second quarter to make things easy.

Joseph LeFlore Jr. led Manual with 21 points. DeShawn Fox scored 20. No stats were available for ERA.

Colorado Academy beat Eagle Ridge Academy in Littleton Feb. 13. No stats were available for either team.

Boys basketball e Warriors closed out the regulars season with a 78-63 win at Peak to Peak Feb. 18. No stats were available. ERA pulled away in the fourth quarter. e Warriors outscored the Pumas 25-13 over the last eight minutes of play. nished sixth in the state girls wrestling tournament at Ball Arena, Rios-Paiz lost in the rst round, then won three straight matches in the consolation round to put herself in a position to place. She nished with a mark of 30-12.

Eagle Ridge topped Je erson Academy 63-26 in Brighton Feb. 17. No stats were available.

Boys basketball Prairie View topped Erie 69-62 in the regular-season nale Feb. 16 on the Tigers’ oor. No stats were available.

Fairview slipped past the underHawks 79-70 in Boulder Feb. 14. Rashawn Salinas, who joined the 1,000-point club for the T-Hawks, scored 26 points. Javon Brewton added 15.

Legacy beat Prairie View 6957 in Brighton Feb. 13. No stats were available for the Lightning. Rashawn Salinas scored 22 for the underHawks. Javon Brewton added a dozen. Elliot Moskowitz led the Knights with 21 points.

PVHS nished the season with a record of 6-17..

Girls basketball

Erie beat Prairie View 54-15 in Brighton Feb. 16. No stats were available.

Fairview turned back the underHawks 62-53 in Brighton Feb. 14. Bella Chang led the Knights with 27 points. Remy Tolar tossed in 17. Celicia Robles led the underHawks with 28 points. Hannah Deshazer contributed 11.

The Colorado High School Activities Association saluted veteran Brighton wrestling coach James Garcia and others for achieving a 30-year career of coaching the sport. The recognition came before the start of the state wrestling finals Feb. 18 at Ball Arena. Garcia graduated from BHS before turning to coaching.