Mr. Barrios Message

Dear STEM Families,

STEM Athletics are running and winning! It has been exciting to see so many of our student-athletes in action, I have enjoyed getting out to see our kids giving their all.

We are excited for all the games, matches, and races happening! Come join me to cheer on our Spartans and watch our student-athletes represent STEM both on and off the field.

As we kick off another exciting week of competition, I want to highlight Boosterthon!!

SUPPORT OUR SPARTANS THROUGH BOOSTERTHON! 💙💛

Our Boosterthon Accelerator Fund fundraiser is underway, and the impact of your support reaches far beyond event day—including directly into our Athletics programs!

Last year, funds raised through Boosterthon helped provide new equipment for our Volleyball teams, and this year, we hope to continue investing in the equipment, resources, and opportunities our student-athletes need to compete and succeed.

We need the help of our Spartan Athletics families to reach our schoolwide fundraising goal! Register your student, share their fundraising page with friends and family, and help us keep the momentum going.

Every donation makes a difference—and every dollar raised is an investment back into opportunities for our students!

🏃 Register & start fundraising at mybooster.com/v3

Check out last week's highlights and this week’s schedules below and come cheer on our Spartans!

The Spartans kept the pressure on, attacking Nederland fast and frequently and never letting up. Leading the way was Lucas Colclasure, who put together an incredible performance with seven goals on the day. His outstanding effort earned him well-deserved Man of the Match honors.

It was a complete team performance, with the Spartans showing confidence, teamwork, and a relentless attacking style from start to finish. A fantastic day for the Spartans!

Game 4’s player of the match was Lucas Colclasure. Lucas scored an incredible SEVEN goals!! He played with intensity, confidence and determination every time he stepped on the field.

Game 3’s player of the match was Philip Colclasure. Shot after shot, Philip, says not today.

Game 2’s player of the match was Alex Stone. He is a beast on the defense, He never gives up!!

Game 1’s player of the match was Kellan Madden. “Mad Dog” Madden played his heart out on the wing! This kid has more energy than the Energizer Bunny. What a motor!

You’re doing great!!

Upcoming soccer match

Wednesday Sept 9th Vs William Smith High School

Varsity match @ 3:30pm

STEM School Athletic Entrance

Friday Sept 11th @ Kipp Denver Collegiate High School

JV match @ 4pm

Varsity match @ 5:30pm

Kipp Denver Collegiate High School Soccer field

We got one home and one away, come out and show some love. We greatly appreciate you doing your best to get out there and support our high school boys soccer team on the road!

The presence of our families and community members makes a difference. Let’s fill the sidelines and show our student-athletes what STEM pride looks like.

STEM JV vs Denver Academy, Emerald Greens Golf Course

Eleven STEM golfers competed at Emerald Greens par-3 course on Tuesday against the Mustangs, losing the team battle, but still carding several great results.

Kyle Shoemaker (37) led the way for STEM, with freshman Markis Asberry (41) continuing a promising start to his STEM golf career, tying with teammates Jamey Espinosa (41) for 6th place overall in the tournament. Another freshman, Lincoln Treece (46) provided a highlight with a par on his very first hole, showing nerves of steel that will serve him well in future competitions. The rest of the STEM field was comprised of Jacob Penley (42), Andrew Brenna (45), Zachary Neff (47), Bryce Hanson (49), Ulysses Hinsdale (49), Jackson Haggerty (50) and Anders Eyquem (54).

Singh ties for third at Front Range Christian Invitational at Raccoon Creek

Aarav Singh continued his stellar senior golf season by finishing in a tie for third place (80) at Raccoon Creek Golf Course on Thursday in Mile High League varsity play. The result keeps him in the top-five in the league based on whole-season average.

Junior Jayden Yoon repeated his season-low score from a week ago, finishing in a tie for 23rd in the tournament with a score of 88.

A particular highlight for STEM was the varsity debut of sophomore Jacob Penley, who rose to the challenge with an impressive round of 97. STEM's scores in the tournament were rounded out by Miles Steiner (95), Jaxson Martin (99) and Kyle Shoemaker (111).

Great job, team!

Upcoming Tournaments

Wednesday Sept 9th Varsity Boys Golf MHL tournament #6

Highland Hills Golf Course

Good luck STEM! Remember.. You drive for show, but you putt for Dough!