Warning: Spoilers for Sex Education Season 3 ahead. Speaking to Newsweek, Sex Education's Music Supervisor, Matt Biffa, shared his thoughts on the music of the new series, describing it as "super eclectic".
The latest series features original songs by Sex Education icon Ezra Furman, classic tunes from the 60s, 70s, and 80s, alongside what is sure to be an iconic cover of Peaches, "F*** the Pain Away." I still think there is a chance to get (to the postseason) and we just have to take care of business.”Įrie closes its season at Prairie View Thursday and home against Monarch Friday.īroomfield hosts Fairview Thursday and Heritage Saturday.Sex Education is back and once again has an incredible soundtrack. “We’ve grown so much this season,” Hartel said. Late, Alex Ridenour’s bucket with 2:55 remaining erased an eight-point deficit but the Tigers wouldn’t score again until her 3 at the end of regulation. Izzie Adorno nailed a 3 on the next possession and the Tigers held Broomfield scoreless for 6:41 to build a seven-point lead. Hartel hit four straight free throws to give Erie a 24-20 lead midway through the second. Maddie Hartel led the Tigers (10-11, 7-5) with 15 points. “But we knew we had to finish the game out.”Īdded Rich: “That was the first thought that crossed my mind, that we have to win this one for Sophie.” Broomfield’s Olivia Kim, center, battles for the rebound with Erie’s Tegan Cerveny, left, and Abby Hounder, right, in Broomfield on Tuesday, Feb. Going back down the court, she went down injured while hustling to make a play on defense. In the fourth, Christopher made a pair of free throws to make it 40-37. The ball seemed to go as Kim did during it as she hit another from behind the arc with hands draped across her face, then forced Erie turnovers with a chase-down block and a clean strip to help put the Eagles ahead 38-30. Rich added 11.īroomfield trailed by as many as seven in the opening half before finding its groove in a momentum-swinging third.Ī bloodied-nose Christopher drew attention with her back to hoop and kicked out to sophomore Kim for wide-open 3 as part of a 13-0 run in the frame.
Kim led the way for the Eagles (16-5, 10-3 6A Front Range League), hitting four 3s en route to 14 points. 36 - had won six straight to put itself on the bubble before the loss.
19 in the CHSAA Selection and Seeding Index - that is continuing to push for a better seed as the Class 6A 32-team postseason starts next week. Saturday, March 11th 2023 Home Page Close MenuĬhristopher’s injury soured an otherwise entertaining game that featured an Eagles team - No.
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