Summit High Roundup

In a non-league contest at Denver Christian on Monday, the Summit High soccer team struggled to a 3-0 loss.

“Our overall concentration was lacking, and the desire to pass the ball around and play our game wasn't there,” SHS head coach Matt Zeiset said. “I guess that's what happens when you play like that.”

Zeiset did say that his Tigers did a solid job of controlling the ball during the game. And if shots were any indication of how the flow of the game went, Summit had 17 shots to Denver Christian's 19.

Another positive for Summit, the coach said, was that Monday's match wasn't in Jeffco League play, so it doesn't truly affect the Tigers' season standings.

Summit (1-3) is back on the pitch tonight, when the Tigers play host to Englewood at Climax Molybdenum Field at Tiger Stadium at 6 p.m.

Golf team 16th at invite

Bringing what head coach Gary Sorensen referred to as a “second team,” the Tiger golf team shot a three-person score of 252, Monday at Heritage Todd Creek in Thornton.

Led by varsity regular, Dylan Mitchell, the Tigers finished in 16th place.

Mitchell, the Tigers' steady freshman, fired an 81 on the day to finish in a tie for 15th.

Brian Metzger was next for Summit, shooting an 85. Aaron Redner shot 86, and J.P. Schoeffield had a 93.

The Tigers play twice more this week, with a match at Highland Hills Golf Course in Westminster today and at Lakota Canyon Golf Course Thursday.