The Colorado Jr. Eagles Girls U19AA team finished the season with a flurry catapulting them into their second straight appearance in the MSGHL State Tournament. 2009 was the Eagles girls inaugural season and they didn't disappoint going on to win the MSGHL State Championship in the "A" division. This years Eagles squad made the jump to "AA" which made the goal of making the state tournament that much more difficult.

With only 6 games left in the season the Eagles girls made their run for the playoffs by going 3-1-2 grabbing 8 points and securing their spot in this years state tournament. In those 6 games the Eagles goalies (Shannon Escalante and Sydney Firmin) gave up a grand total of only 4 goals!

With such a solid defensive core and solid goaltending the Eagles Girls have high hopes for this years MSGHL State tournament which starts February 26th at the Edge Ice Arena in Littleton Colorado. The Eagles Girls finished the regular season with a 6-4-2 record against non-tier U19AA teams.

Congratulations to the Colorado Jr Eagles Bantam B team for winning the 2010 LHA Slatpshot Tournament over MLK weekend.  The team went 5 and 1 on their way to the Championship.

Congratulations to the Colorado Jr Eagles Bantam A team for winning the Silver Sticks Tournament and Good Luck in Michigan. 

The Colorado Junior Eagles Girls U19AA team participated in the Adele Dombroski tournament in Steamboat Springs this past weekend and played in one of the most memorable championship games in a long time.

The Eagles Girls started off the tournament with two straight shut-outs over Arvada and Co Springs. That setup a "make or break" game with another undefeated team: The Lady Grizzlies from Utah. Both the Eagles and the Grizzlies played their hearts out and the game ended in a 2-2 tie. The Jr. Eagles eliminated Utah's chances to make the championship game based on a better goal differential. The Eagles were now the number one seed moving into the championship against one of the strongest AA teams in the region, the host team of Steamboat Springs (who were also 2-0-1 in pool play).

Sunday's championship game was by all accounts one of the most well played, competitive games anyone had seen in a long time. Steamboat got on the board with an early goal but the Eagles fought back and tied it up in the second period. In the third period the Eagles took the lead but the Steamboat team quickly matched that goal and the teams were tied 2-2 at the end of regulation play. Neither team could crack the other teams goalie in overtime so the game went into a shoot-out. The standard 5 player shoot-out was still not enough to settle this game and it wasn't until the 9th player deep that Steamboat was able to take the championship. Both teams were completely drained by the end of this epic battle and congratulations and compliments were well deserved as both teams played clean and put on a great show for the fans.