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Welcome to Pinnacle Charter Athletics

At Pinnacle Charter School, our athletic program exists to develop student-athletes through the core values of the PACK: Pride, Accountability, Commitment, and the perseverance to Keep Going.

About Pinnacle Athletics

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Nic Troupe, K-12 Athletic Director

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Student Athletic Handbook

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Pinnacle Charter School Athletics is proud to offer a growing, student-centered athletic program for grades 5–12 that emphasizes character, competition, and community. Home of the Timberwolves, our athletes compete in the Pioneer League as a CHSAA 3A/4A member school while representing our school with pride in Navy, Gray, and White.

At Pinnacle, athletics are an extension of the classroom — developing leadership, resilience, teamwork, and accountability through meaningful competitive experiences. Guided by the principles of the PACK — Pride, Accountability, Commitment, and the perseverance to Keep Going — we are building a culture where student-athletes are challenged to grow both on and off the field.

Our program is built on the belief that:

  • Multi-sport participation should be encouraged,

  • Every sport deserves equal respect and support,

  • Opportunities should be accessible to as many students as possible, and

  • Teams should compete with integrity, toughness, and unity.

Participation in athletics is considered a privilege earned through effort, attitude, sportsmanship, and commitment to the team. Whether competing for championships or learning the value of perseverance through adversity, Pinnacle student-athletes are prepared not only for success in sports but for success in life.

Pinnacle Athletics is also proud to partner with Children’s Hospital Colorado to provide athletic training services for all home contests, helping ensure the health, safety, and well-being of our student-athletes.

We are ONE PACK. This is Pinnacle.

Fall Sports

Cross Country, Volleyball, Football, Boys' Soccer, Girls' Volleyball, Cheer

Winter Sports

Boys' Basketball and Girls' Basketball

Spring Sports

Girls' Soccer, Track and Field

Athlete Health, Powered by Children's Hospital Colorado

Portrait of Scott McGinn, LAT, ATC, NASM-CES, with text about his role at Pinnacle High School.

  • To learn more about our Sports Nutrition Program click the link or to get more helpful tips for your
    athlete, click on this link
    July: Healthy nutritional habits can make the difference in athletic performance. Pick a goal
    from the most commonly ignored areas below and try it out for one month to see how it
    improves your energy and gameplay:  
    ? Eat breakfast daily. 
    ? Eat a snack before practice. 
    ? Take a water bottle with you and hydrate throughout the day. 
    ? Eat 5 fruits and veggies daily. 
    ? Sleep 8 to 10 hours per night. 
    ? Eat after workouts- ideally within one hour. 
    ? Fuel during workouts longer than 1 to 1.5 hours with sports drink or a mix of water with
    high carbohydrate foods like fruit or crackers. 
    ? Pack meals and snacks the night before school to keep fueled. 
    ? Bagel with cream cheese with fruit and milk 
    ? Toast with peanut butter and milk 
    ? A granola bar with string cheese and fruit

  • The female athlete triad and relative energy deficiency in sport (REDs) can impact an
    athlete’s health, performance, and increased injury risk. See how a caloric deficit can impact
    energy availability, menstrual changes, and bone health, and when to refer an athlete for
    evaluation from our expert partners in the Female Athlete Program at Children’s Hospital
    Colorado.

     

    REDs Article Link

     

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