Recent Scores
- Sep 28 / Varsity Boys TennisRock Canyon High School - 4, Grandview High School - 3
- Sep 28 / Varsity FootballRock Canyon High School - 20, Highlands Ranch High School - 17
- Sep 28 / Varsity Boys SoccerRock Canyon High School - 0, ThunderRidge High School - 0
- Sep 28 / JV Boys SoccerRock Canyon High School - 3, ThunderRidge High School - 0
- Sep 28 / Varsity Girls VolleyballRock Canyon High School - 3, Ponderosa High School - 0
- Sep 28 / JV Girls VolleyballRock Canyon High School - 2, Ponderosa High School - 1
- Sep 27 / Varsity SoftballRock Canyon High School - 4, Ponderosa High School - 7
- Sep 27 / Freshman Boys SoccerRock Canyon High School - 6, ThunderRidge High School - 0
- Sep 26 / Varsity Boys SoccerRock Canyon High School - 0, Regis Jesuit High School - 1
- Sep 26 / JV Boys SoccerRock Canyon High School - 1, Regis Jesuit High School - 0
![Gianna Peterson ‘25 and other fellow Poms dancers perform a dance inspired by the Western Spirit Day during the Homecoming Assembly in the gym Sept. 21. Homecoming week consisted of five spirit days, including Freedom Friday, Tropical Florida Monday, Bama Rush Tuesday, Wild West Wednesday and Home Colorado Thursday. “It was awesome to perform and we had a lot of practice [in preparation],” Peterson said.](https://rockmediaonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/SSow_HocoAssembly-05-1200x961.jpg)
![Varsity girls soccer outside back Olivia Barrett ‘24 hugs varsity holding midfielder Gigi Fiorelli ‘25 after losing to TRHS May 25. The final score of the game was 0-1, leaving the Jaguars in second place. “This year, it took a long time for everything to start coming together. We had a really tough season. Because we were a 17-seed, we had to upset every game we played, because we only played higher-ranked teams than us. The last thing we expected was to make it to Finals, [it] was crazy and made me nervous and emotional,” Barrett said. “Every single person on the team was incredibly disappointed in Rock Canyon. We don’t need a crowd at every game, but when you make it to State and only have about 20 people there, it’s an awful feeling. We were really embarrassed when student sections [for opposing teams] in the playoffs were five times the size of ours. Everyone felt let down. It’s hard to approach next season—everyone is very emotional, and we are getting a whole new coaching staff which will be a huge adjustment. We [will] go into next season with a good attitude and play the hardest we can.”](https://rockmediaonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/DSC_9019-1-1-900x638.jpg)
![Outside the 4000s pod, a black paper banner painted with the words “Route RC 23 Homecoming” represents the overall theme for this years Homecoming Sept. 22. The other pods were decorated with specific locations from the road trip theme. “My favorite design this year is the banner. It is so innovative and [Student Council] really applied their artistic abilities in showcasing the road trips theme,” Veronica Baxter ‘25 said.](https://rockmediaonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/IMG_2946-e1695783011146-1200x742.jpeg)
![Students line up at the Kona Ice Truck during first lunch Sept. 18. The truck sold ice and syrup during both lunches, from 10:30 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. [The truck] is fun, but I think it could be a little cheaper. I dont think its worth like $5, Parker Sarro 27 said.](https://rockmediaonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/IMG-9500-1200x900.jpg)
![Isabelle Piche 24 and Collin Naibauer 24 smile at the top of Red Rocks Amphitheatre after completing the Red Rocks 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb Sept. 11. The two students and their Fire Science peers joined hundreds of citizens in doing nine laps around the amphitheatre to complete a distance similar to the 110 floors first responders climbed up the World Trade Center on the day of the attacks. Others should definitely consider doing the climb because it’s a very eye-opening experience with the amount of adults, children, firefighters, paramedics, police and other people [who] come together to honor something so tragic, Piche said.](https://rockmediaonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/IMG_9374-e1694495989417.jpg)
![JD Freivogel ‘24 practices guitar while looking at sheet music in Benjamin Dale’s period seven Guitar II Sept. 5. The class worked on various sheet music compositions and presented finger exercises. “Its nice just having a class thats kind of like a break from everything. I originally started taking it because I figured [that] practicing by myself wasnt that fun, but if I forced myself to practice, however many times a week, then I could get good at it,” Freivogel said.](https://rockmediaonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/IMG_5175-1200x1200.jpg)
![Reagan Kerstiens ‘24 works with Ella Bendle ‘24 to brainstorm school spirit events at the inaugural Continental League Fall Super Summit at Chaparral High School Aug. 26. The summit ran from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and consisted of free breakfast, three 40-minute morning sessions, lunches from truck lunches and a final fourth session for each school to discuss what they learned that day. Over 55 Jaguars attended. “We went around listening to different speakers or student-led discussions. The first one talked about advertising and how schools have different strengths. Then, I went to a business panel with a few speakers, most of them in the construction industry, talking about the struggles of running your own business and the importance of networking. There was also a speaker, he was ex-military, telling us some of the important characteristics of leaders,” Kerstiens said. “I think [the summit] was a good opportunity, I’m glad I got to learn some new things.”](https://rockmediaonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/IMG-9184-1007x1200.jpg)
![Seniors Macy Williams, Kat Willems and Courtney Campbell jump up and down during the Do It cheer led by the Golden Boys Aug. 18. Students were instructed via @rcstuco on Instagram to wear jag spirit to the assembly, with seniors wearing their Class of 2024 shirts and senior pants. It feels like unreal [to be a senior]. I can’t believe we made it to the last year, Willems said.](https://rockmediaonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/IMG_8840.jpeg)
![Student Council member Rachel Geis 23 rolls paint onto Brayden Duman 23 at the Senior Wall hand-painting event May 12. Although finals for seniors took place May 8 and 9, seniors were required to come back to school between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. May 12 for Senior Checkout, followed by the handprints. It felt extremely sad, Duman said. I loved my time at [Rock Canyon] and had some of the best memories. It feels sad to be graduating, yet exciting for a new chapter in my life. I look back and Im extremely grateful for the memories, teachers and friends. I learned more than I thought I would and will always support [Rock Canyon].](https://rockmediaonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/IMG_4924-900x772.jpeg)