CU Football C/OG  

1956, 57, 58  

SHERM PRUIT   

Columbine Football Hall of Fame 1st Inductee

Columbine's First Football Coach

1973-1986

He was a member of the Columbine High School staff from the first year.  He taught physical education and was the football coach.  He was responsible for many of the fine traditions that are still in place today and he impacted many lives.   Sherm’s wife Donna worked at CHS in the counseling department and his children Brett (75) , daughter Sherry (78) and Dallas (81) graduated from Columbine.  His daughter-in-law Debbie Pruit  (current CHS Math Teacher) also graduated from Columbine as well as many of his grandchildren. 

He ran a great program and set the foundation for a lot of young men.

The Grand-daddy of Rebelball

Memorial service. To be held on Sat January 24th, at 10:00am

Columbine Baptist Church, 5660 Coal Mine Ave, 

Please keep the Pruit family in your thoughts and Prayers.

"Once a Rebel, Always a Rebel" RIP Coach Pruit. God Bless.

2015 Varsity Schedule

Non-League

TBD	TBD
Fountain Ft. Carson	Overland
Away	Home Jeffco

League

TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD
TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD
Bear Creek	Ralston Valley	Mullen	Arvada West	Pomona	Chatfield	Lakewood
Away Jeffco	Home Jeffco	Away Mullen	Home Jeffco	Home Jeffco	Away Jeffco	Home Jeffco

Congratulations Coach Andy Lowry - Recipient of The American Football Coaches Foundation Power of Influence Award!!

       

Excerpt From AFCF Website:

The Power of Influence award was created as a way for the AFCA and AFCF to honor a deserving high school football coach. Coaches who receive this award are recognized for their impact on their team and players, as well as the legacy they leave with the school and community. This award is not based on wins and losses; however, it is noted that coaches of powerful influence have longevity and success. It is the first AFCA award specifically designed to honor a high school coach.

“This award means much more that any other coaching awards that I have ever won,” said Lowry. “It goes beyond winning and losing and is an award for making an impact or difference in others’ lives, our school and community. I try to be a faithful person and a servant first in my job. God has blessed me in so many ways. I love my job working with young people and I have the best assistant coaches that any coach could ever wish for. They are the reason that we have won five state championships since 1999. This is an honor that I will accept on behalf of Columbine High School, my coaches, my family and most importantly, our great kids that have worked and excelled in our program for the past 19 years.”

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