The JV boys basketball team had an intense game against the DSST Raptors. The game started off rough, but the JV Spartans quickly adjusted to the movement. Christian Ortega was able to sink his three’s against the Raptors defense. The boys showed the crowd that the Spartan boys won’t give up without a fight. Up

The Aurora West Spartans went up against The Victory Prep Knights for the second time in the season. With the full squad back on the team the Spartans struggled a bit to get back their momentum but after Julian Rueda sunk the three, the boys were back on their winning attitude. The Spartan boys came

The Aurora West College Prep Boys Varsity Basketball Team faced off for the second time against Strive Smart. Despite half of the team being gone due to injures, the boys were able to tighten up their offense and defense to overcome the odds. Gaby Alvarado of the AWCPA Poms team said “ When I wasn’t

The boys JV squad suffered a tough loss against Skyview, with the game slipping through their fingers during the excruciating final minutes. All players gave their best with standout performances from Luis Alvarado, Ociel Borjas, and Geovanni Castaneda. Final score: Spartans 43, Skyview 46. Photos from the game can be found here.

The Aurora West Spartans faced off against DSST College View in the last game of the Weld Central tournament. The Boys and Girls Spartans gave their respect to the College View coach and players due to their loss of a fellow team mate. The Spartans gave College View flowers and everyone took a moment of

  Working hard on and off the court, the boys basketball team hits the library for study hall to keep up their grades and maintain eligibility. Way to go Spartans!                

On Saturday the Spartans went over to Central High School to scrimmage and prepare further for the upcoming season. They showed heart and perseverance while competing at a quicker, more competitive level.  Both JV and Varsity showed that they can execute the offense coach Temple has put into place. Varsity was a well-oiled defensive machine,

Spartan Madness Night was AWCPA’s first annual basketball festival.  A tradition started by new head coach Tony Temple, Spartan Madness was created to get the school more involved and excited about the upcoming season.  The event featured three challenges: a skills challenge, a three point contest, and a 5-on-5 competition. Each year four teams will