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Cheyenne Mountain muscles past Doherty
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Cheyenne Mountain and Doherty put their pads to good use Friday
night at Honnen Ice Rink.
Stiff checking, diving shot blocks and solid goaltending
highlighted the game as Cheyenne Mountain beat Doherty 4-1.
Cheyenne Mountain (4-2) took a 2-0 lead heading into the third
period, and quickly increased its cushion.
Cheyenne Mountain captain Mike Naughton took the opening faceoff
in the third, skated into the slot and drilled the puck past
Doherty's keeper just 6 seconds in...
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The wheels come off/ Cheyenne Mountain juggernaut blanks Lewis- Palmer
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; After a 7-0 defeat to Cheyenne Mountain, Lewis-Palmer's tennis coach Al Duhon summed up his team's performance in just one sentence. "The wheels came off again, which typically happens when we play Cheyenne Mountain," he said. In one of the season's most anticipated matches involving two teams with
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Taking control in second period/ Cheyenne Mountain quiets Aspen with three-goal burst
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A change of scenery/ Cheyenne Mountain coach built Palmer's winning program [Corrected 12/06/02]
The Gazette
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