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Playoffs Match 2: Creek A-Side lost to Glendale 6 - 8 Match Recap: In a tough defensive match Creek took the early lead on a penatly kick by Ian Small. Glendale came back and made a try but missed the conversion and at the half the score was 5 to 3 Glendale. In the second half Creek took a 6 to 5 lead on another penalty kick by Ian Small. With no time on the clock, bad luck struck again and Glendale was awarded a penalty kick at the 10 meter mark centered in front of the posts. Glendales kick hit the left upright but bounced through the posts for a game ending victory score for Glendale. Match 1: Creek A-Side beat Northside 24 - 7 Match Recap: The day started off strong for Creek. Ryan Hellman, Ian Small, Trevor Brennan and Will Shira each scored tries with Ian Small making two conversions. Some bad luck resulted in both John Waldorf (ankle) and John Oberly (head) suffering injuries that ended their play for the day. Wooden Bowl: The Creek B-Side won the first two matches against Littleton and Regis to place them in the Wooden Bowl tournament, but lost to the Ft Collins A-Side team in their third match. The B-Side played well and can look forward to next season. Creek Regular Season Matches Match 7: Match Results: Creek A-side beat Ridgeview 26 - 0 Match Recap: The evening started off with a nice social prior to the match. The Ridgeview team was very polite and appreciative of the event. Creek boys then went on to put on a decisive win over a good Ridgeview team. Scoring in the first half included two penalty kicks by Ian Small and a spectacular try by JohnO Oberly leaping over several Ridgeview players. The second half scoring included a ferocious run by Ryan Brennan knocking several Ridgeview players over to make the try wiih I Smal making the conversion. That was followed up by a determined score by Trevor Brennan after receiving a nice combination pass from Ian Small to John Oberly to Trevor. Trevor ws knocked down just shy of the goal line but got back up and made the try. Ian Small made a final penalty kick to make the score 26 - 0. In their final home match of the season the Creek seniors put on a very good display. Coach Oberly provided a very entertaining and informative play-by-play from the press box. Match 6: Match Results: Creek A-side lost to Regis 3 - 13 Match Recap: It was a dissappointing match for a heavily favored Creek A-side. Creek managed its only score in the first half on terrific penalty kick by Ian Small to take a 3 - 0 lead into halftime. In the second half Regis was able to convert on Creek mistakes and unlucky calls to score 13 unanswered points. In the B-side match Creek boys beat Regis 5 - 0 and demonstrated some very good defense. Match 5: Match Results: Creek A-side beat Douglas County 45 - 0 Match Recap: On a cold and windy evening the fans huddled to watch their home team put a on a dominating performance under the lights at the Stutler Bowl. Ryan Hellman lead the scoring with three tries and Ian Small, Ryan Gifford, Trevor Brennan and Alex Goldfarb each added a try. Ian Small converted 5 of 7 2pt conversions. In the B-side match Creek played Chaparral with both team scoring and making several good plays. Match 4: Match Results: Creek A-side beat Aurora A-side 23 - 5 Match Recap: Creek A-side played a tough Aurora team in a physical match. The match was impacted by the sprinklers coming on during the match at the Aurora Sports Complex causing the teams to move at half time to a field that did not have goal posts. First Half scoring summary consisted of Ian Small converting a penalty kick for 3 pts and Ryan Brennan scoring the first try with a strong assist from Nick Wolfersperger. The second half scoring included: John Waldorf scoring the second try, Trevor Brennan scoring the third try on a break away, and Alex Goldfarb scoring the final try off a scrum. Match 3: Match Results: Creek A-side lost to East A-side 7 - 18 Match Recap: Creek A-side played a tough first half leading by a score of 7 - 5. BZ Zerr scored the try with Ian Small making the conversion. The second half was disappointing as Creek could not get a rythym going with its offense and a few unlucky calls gave East a chance to make two penalty kicks and one additional try. Both the B-Side and Fresh/Soph teams played well and continue to show promise. Spring Fling: Saturday March 14th at Northwest Open Space Recap: Creek won all four of its matches on a beautiful day up at the Northwest Open Space. Of the four matches, three were shutouts. Our defense continues get better. There was a lot of scoring by many different players. Many new players demonstrated tremendous improvement. As usual there were some scrapes and bruises. All-in-all it was a successful day. Match 2: Match Results: Creek A-side beat PAC A-side 57 - 0 Match Recap: In a windy and cold match, Creek A-side dominated PAC A-side. Overall the team played well. The following Creek ruggers scored: JohnO Oberly had 4 tries, Trevor Brennan had 2 tries, Ryan Brennan had 1 try, Will Shira had 1 try, and RJ Kantor had 1 try. Ian Small converted 6 of 9 conversions. Creek B-side beat PAC B-side 5 - 0, with Anthony Moscariello scoring the only try. Match 1: Match Results: Creek A-side 36 - Tigers RFC A-side 5 Match Recap: It was a great moment for Creek Rugby Wednesday night. For the first time in the clubs 25 year history they played under the lights at the Stutler Bowl and with a raucus crowd of Parents, Students, Alumni, and Friends. In order of scoring were Will Shira, Ryan Hillman, John Oberly, BZ Zerr, Ryan Brennan, and Sam Dechtman each with one try. Ian Small added 3 conversions. In the B-side and Fresh/Soph matches the boys played well and demonstrated that the future of Creek Rugby in is good hands. Creek Plays in the San Diego Invitational Tournament
Saturday February 14th: Creek (#2 seed) lost their semi-final match to Marin (#3 seed) by a score of 12 to 7 in yet another hard fought match. Sam Warren scored Creeks only try with Ian Small making the 2 pt conversion. Creek won their 3rd placed match by forfeit and finished with an overall record of 3 wins and 2 losses. Marin went on to beat Scotsdale in the championship match. Overall, the team played great and we are very proud of these young men. Friday February 13th: The Creek Rugby boys played very well today completing the first day with a record of 2 wins and 1 loss which is good enough to place them in the top four teams and into the championship round for Saturday. Creek beat Marin (San Francisco) 5 to 0 with Ryan Hellman scoring the only try of the match. In the second match Creek lost to Scottsdale (Arizona) 14 to 5. Ryan Brennan scored Creeks only try. This was a match in which the team came out a little flat in the first half, but played a strong second half. Scottsdale commented that they were impressed that Creek was just one high school whereas Scottsdale is an all-star team. In the third and final match of the day, Creek beat a very good Strathcona (Canada) team 17 to 5. BZ Zerr, Ryan Gifford, and Ryan Brennan each had tries with Ian Small making one 2pt conversion. The boys represented Cherry Creek High School and ERRFU very well both on and off the field. |
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