2009 Varsity 5A Mile High Spirit Cup Championship
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Colorado Inline Hockey League Awards
"Two" For 2009
CONGRATULATIONS! This season's Spirit Scholarship Award went to Tessa Harland of Smoky Hill High School and Jonathan Fritts of Douglas County High School.
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Tessa Harland
Smoky Hill HS
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Jonathan Fritts
Douglas County HS
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The CHSIHL league considers all senior applications from eligible student athletes in the 2010 High School Inline Hockey Season. Just follow the step by step instructions to submit your application for consideration.
CHSIHL high school players, coaches and builders that honor us with their commitment and dedication to the sport of inline hockey. We honor our builders, and supporters that have helped us make this all possible.
This year's 2009 McCalous
Trophy for Coach of the Year goes to Bear Creek's Junior Varsity 5A coach, Meloney Schaffer. 
Coach Schaffer has demonstrated a high degree of dedication and commitment to the Bear Creek inline hockey program. Her unwavering determination, love for inline hockey, and leadership has proven to be the right formula for longevity and success of their Bear Creek teams.
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County "Strikes" A Second Time
DC Seniors Prevail on Mission to the CHSIHL Mile High Spirit Cup
Parker Fieldhouse hosted the 2009 CHSIHL State Championships where “standing room only” seating and defening crowds were the rule of the day. The ear shattering crowd noise
crescendo-ed
as Douglas County stepped onto the rink, and we all knew we were in for an incredible inline hockey showdown.
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Photo Courtesy of Justin Fritts
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The first period was a “clinic” in defense as both teams were unrelenting with end-to-end defensive pressure that resulted in a Douglas County 1-0 haft time lead. Into the second period it almost appeared as a foregone conclusion as DC quickly went ahead with a 3-1 lead that left Smoky Hill wondering how to put a crack into the brick wall put up by 6-foot plus Jonathon Fritts. DC held that lead well into the second period, until the Smoky Hill offense found a way to get their first goal from senior defenseman, Oliver Hyde and then their next goal from the League's Varsity 5A Top Defenseman, Kyle Phelps respectively.
Ultimately, Douglas County goalie, Jonathon Fritts, a veteran to the State Championship held his ground against Smoky's powerhouse offense,
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Photo Courtesy of Justin Fritts
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holding them to only 2 goals. The DC defense was working overtime as they found ways to hold least years league MVP, Rees Bernot to only 1 point, while holding one of their top scores, sophmore, CJ Bateman pointless.
Smoky put up a great fight and held their own against what appeared to be a more experienced and bigger Douglas County . But, one thing is clear…Smoky is young, talented, and on their own mission. So, don't count them out as one of next season's top seeds for the 2010 CHSIHL State Championships.
>>2009 HS RESULTS
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Huskies win it all, again
By Benn Farrell
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Photo Courtesy of Justin Fritts
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Published: 04.27.09
An inline hockey jersey hangs in the sports display cases at Douglas County High School, commemorating the Huskies' 2007 Varsity 5A state championship win.
There may not be enough room for what Huskies inline has for them this year.
Douglas County inline hockey brought home two state championships, including the Varsity 5A title and the Varsity 4A-Summit Conference title. The 5A team, the No. 2 seed in their division, beat No. 5 seed Smoky Hill 4-2 April 26 at the Parker Fieldhouse in Parker for its second state championship in three years.
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A COMMUNITY IS HONORED
League Members Step Up To The Challenge
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2009 League Individual Honors once again proves that without their help, it could not happen. Players, coaches, team administrators, and volunteers are recognized for their achievements and commitment to the League and school spirit.
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There is nothing better than the structured learning environment, discipline and camaraderie that comes with high school sports participation. The benefits include improved fitness and health, decreased susceptibility to obesity and Type 2 diabetes, high self-esteem and positive social skills. 
With the advent and popularity of collegiate inline hockey, Junior Olympics, and Team USA programs, the promise of an extended career for inline hockey can be realized through high school inline hockey participation.
Come join the most celebrated high school inline hockey league in the country and experience how we at the CHSIHL “Catch the spirit.”
These are your guidelines for building a successful team program.
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Acknowledgment For An Ultimate Effort
The 2009 League MVP honor goes to Horizon High School forward, Wesley Schaeffer. Wesley led his team to the CHSIHL State State Playoffs with a remarkable effort and dazzling athleticism.
Wesley finished the regular season with an outstanding 59 points to win the Scholastic ALL STATE LEAGUE MVP Award. |
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The Ultimate Middle School Courage
The 2008 Middle School League MVP honor goes to Walt Clark Middle School forward, Ryan French. Ryan contributed to his team with 25 goals and 13 assists, and ensured his team's placement into the Middle School Gold Division Championships.
Congratulations to Ryan French as this season's Scholastic ALL STATE MIDDLE SCHOOL LEAGUE MVP AWARD recipient. |
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This year the Colorado High School Inline Hockey League is once again featuring our, "Saluting Our Champs". A feature where we choose a player and find out all about them to highlight his or her league individual, and scholastc accomplishments.
Meet Tessa Harland of Smoky Hill HS |
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2009 MIDDLE SCHOOL HOCKEY LEAGUE STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
Front Range inline hockey student athletes respond to the State Championship challenge.
Get your gear on! The 2009 Middle School Inline Hockey League will once again bring the Middle School State Championships to the fall. Form your team program NOW to ensure a spot in the 2009 CMSIHL Middle School Fall Season.
Experience…
- 10 game regular season competition
- Middle school All Star, and Eighth Grade Showcase games
- Compete with some of the top talent in Colorado
- Post season league playoffs and State Championship tournament
- Junior Olympics and Team USA Prospect Qualifier
- Online National Recognition
- SIT (State Scholastic Invitational Tournament) eligibility in December 2009
Middle School League Registration
June 15, 2009
Middle School League Registration Deadline
September 5, 2009
Middle School League Season Start
September 26, 2009
Middle School League All Star Games
November 28, 2009
Middle School Playoffs (Round I)
December 5 & 6, 2009
Middle School Playoffs (Round II)
December 12, 2009
Middle School Championships
December 13, 2009
COME JOIN US , AND CATCH THE SPIRIT!
Visit "Registration Information" page For more league registration information.
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2010 High School League Schedule
High School League Registration Start
August 31, 2009
High School League Registration Deadline
November 30, 2009
High School League Season Start
January 9, 2010
High School League All Star Games
April 3, 2010
HS League Hall of Fame & Awards Ceremony
April 3, 2010
High School League Playoffs (Rounds I & II)
April 17 & 18, 2010
April 24, 2010
High School League Championships
April 25, 2010 |
League Meeting Dates
High School Pre-Season Coach Meeting
Setember 2009 (Date TBD)
High School Mid-Season Coach Meeting
Setember 2009 (Date TBD)
Referee In-Season Training & Meeting Update
Setember 2009 (Date TBD) |
Other Event Dates
CHSIHL League Middle School Spirit Week
October 17 - 25, 2009 - Ideas!
CHSIHL League High School Spirit Week
March 20 – 28, 2010 - Ideas!
These are tentative times and dates only. Times or dates may change without notice.
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