Sports
Morning Sports: April 3, 2025
Sheridan Mavericks/Lady Mavericks Lacrosse: The Sheridan Mavericks lacrosse team has been practicing for about 1 month and will head to Billings on Saturday for a pair of games.
Last year the Mavs finished 3rd at the end of the regular season in the Montana High School Lacrosse League, but stumbled in the first round of the state tournament and finished 6th.
Head Coach J.R. Wright says one of the goals for the team this year is to not get caught up in their own success.
Meanwhile the Sheridan Lady Mavericks have an extra week to prepare and don’t start competition until next weekend.
Head Coach Brianna Scholl says numbers for this year’s team are a bit on the low side, but it’ll be interesting to see how opponents come after them considering how things turned around last year compared to the year before.
Sheridan was last year’s Montana Division 2 State Champs.
Sheridan vs. Buffalo HS Soccer: Sheridan and Buffalo will play each other today in Sheridan.
Start times are at 4 and 6pm.
You can watch the games LIVE at sheridanmedia.com and on the Sheridan Media Facebook page.
The games were supposed to be played tomorrow, but due to a referee shortage, they were moved up to today.
Mountain West Conference Men’s Basketball: Boise State is carrying the banner of the Mountain West Conference into the semi-finals of the Crown tournament in Las Vegas.
The Broncos won yesterday vs. Butler 100-93, and will take on Nebraska on Saturday starting at 11:30am.
Colorado Rockies Baseball: The Colorado Rockies lost last night at Philadelphia 5-1.
Hunter Goodman hit a solo home run to provide the 1.
The Rocks will try to avoid being swept as they conclude the series today, starting at 11:05am.
The home opener is tomorrow against the Athletics.
Denver Nuggets Basketball: The Denver Nuggets dropped their second straight home game in as many days, as they lost last night against San Antonio 113-106.
The Nuggets next play tomorrow at Golden State.
Colorado Avalanche Hockey: The Colorado Avalanche won last night at Chicago 3-2, winning in a shootout 2-1.
The team tied the game with 11 seconds remaining in regulation.
The Avs next play today at Columbus starting at 5:30pm and could secure a playoff spot with a win.
