Athletics
Mustang Athletics
WE ARE MULLEN!!!
Our Mission is Timeless…
In the tradition of St. John Baptist de La Salle and the Brothers of the Christian Schools, Mullen High School is a Lasallian, Catholic college preparatory high school whose graduates embrace God’s gift of learning, devote their lives to seeking ceaselessly for His learning, and commit themselves to using His learning in the service of others. Mullen’s hallmarks are its exemplary teaching, its community of faith, its scholastic rigor, and its care and vigilance for each student.
Our Purpose is Strong…
The purpose of Mullen Athletics is to provide all Mullen students the opportunity to participate and compete in co-curricular sports within the realm of the Lasallian core principles of Faith in the Presence of God, Concern for the Poor and Social Justice, Quality Education, Respect for All Persons, and Inclusive Community. Benefiting from the Lasallian tradition of Mullen High School, the camaraderie of teammates, the honing of character through competition, and the commitment of dedicated coaching staffs, Mullen athletes will develop:
- An understanding that (their sport) is what they do and is not who they are.
- An appreciation of their opponents knowing that the greatness of their accomplishments is measured by that of their adversaries.
- Life skills dealing with working through and overcoming obstacles whether those obstacles are circumstances and/or people.
- Healthy life skills to carry them through life to help protect them from addiction, stress, and laziness and to enhance better mental health.
- The work ethic to grind and endure for the betterment of things bigger than themselves.
- The power to love more deeply all of humanity.
Our Philosophy is Sound…
Mullen High School operates under the idea that sports are a privilege and not a right, and therefore, should be fun and positive while upholding the institution's Catholic identity and the traditions of its Lasallian heritage. Mullen athletics is educationally based and offers a safe environment for students to make mistakes, to learn, and to grow while also learning the value of fair play and sportsmanship through competition. Under the demand of hard work and endurance, students develop the bond of commitment to improvement, commitment to the team, and the humbling commitment to the greater good. Students are also expected to learn how to interact with adults by advocating for themselves in a respectful way with coaches, administrators, officials, and parents. And finally, students learn the importance of teamwork and have the opportunity to develop life-long friendships and memories from their athletic experience.
Mustang Athletics
Mullen High School offers 27 state-sanctioned sports for Mustang boys and girls, and are open to all participants. We promote respect for adults, fellow team members and opponents at all times on and off the competitive arena.
For those who aspire to be serious athletes, Mullen also offers some of the finest coaches and most-competitive interscholastic teams in Colorado in its upper classifications.
Athletics Administration
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Athletics Administration
To best reach the Mullen Athletics Department, e-mail us at athletics@egyptawe.com
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Melynda Brown
Athletic Director
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Hank Hooper
Associate Athletic Director
hank.hooper@egyptawe.com
303.761.1764 Ext. 3316 -
Joey Mahmood
Associate Athletic Director
joey.mahmood@egyptawe.com
303.761.1764 Ext. 3343 -
Ben Brummel
Athletics Administrative AssistantBio
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Max Egyed
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Candice Walls
Director of Sports Performance
candice.walls@egyptawe.com
We Are Mullen!
We are excited to celebrate the accomplishments of our student-athletes, both in and out of competition. Below you will find a running list of recent Mustangs who have committed to continue their athletic journey at the collegiate level:
Class of 2023:
- Ishmael Aceves, football, New Mexico State
- Liv Beckish, volleyball, Colorado College
- Nicky Bond, lacrosse, Washington College
- James Galligan, swimming, Chapman University
- Octavia Gomez, cross country and track, Benedictine
- Sage Hurley, baseball, Webster
- Ryan Jackson, baseball, Benedictine
- Hunter Lay, football, Penn
- Kameron Lewis, football, Fort Lewis
- Colin Mackenzie, baseball, Franklin & Marshall
- Morgan Margeson, softball, Dallas Christian
- Ona Medina, softball, Lurleen B. Wallace, Ala.
- Amy O'Connell, cross country and track, American University
- Mitch Ringman, soccer, Eture Academy, Spain
- Eddie Roth, soccer, Benedictine
- Isabel Turner, soccer, Santa Monica
- Hayden Woodruff, football, Colorado Mines
- Cayden Wynn, football,Dodge City C.C.
- Kaitlin Zinger, golf, University of Denver
- Bella Aragon, softball, Colorado Mesa
- Charlie Beck, lacrosse, Chapman
- Juan Bertaud, football, Hamline University
- Andrew Brady, baseball, Colorado MInes
- Elisa Brear, cross country, Lehigh
- Sofia Choi, golf, Washington U., St. Louis
- Chase Davison, swimming, Texas
- Andrew DeBerardinis, soccer, Stronehill College, Minn.
- Agur Dwol, track and field, Oklahoma
- Dominick Flores, lacrosse, Benedictine (Ill.)
- Kilah Freelon, basketball, Texas Tech
- Gracie Gallegos, basketball, U. of Calif.-San Diego
- Lance Hart, lacrosse, Hope College
- Jaxon Heil, football, New Mexico State
- Jack Krza, football, St. John's, Minn.
- Jordan Marin, football, McPherson College
- Owen Marsh, baseball, Univ. of St. Thomas
- Trevor Moore, baseball, Stanford
- Imani Perez, basketball, Hawaii
- Harrison Schmitt, football, Benedictine
- C.J. Segraves, football, Saint Olaf College
- Henry Stewart, baseball, Santa Clara
- Alyssa Terry, rowing, St. Mary's, Calif.
- Max Thomason, lacrosse, Benedictine, Kan.
- Mark Troni, wrestling, Washington and Lee, Ken.
- Haley Vanek, lacrosse, Regis
- Connor Warren, football, Carnegie Mellon University
Class of 2021:
- Elise Bialecki, lacrosse, Pittsburgh
- Brayden Carter, basketball, Regis
- Mac Caldwell, tennis, Chapman, Calif.
- Claire Chahbandour, swimming, TCU
- Max Crosbie, baseball, Hastings
- Mario Dino, golf, Redlands, Calif.
- Alexa Dominguez, basketball, U. of Colorado-Colorado Springs
- Molly Gilbert, lacrosse, Colorado Mesa
- Aidan Lehman, football, San Diego
- Noah Maestas, swimming, Seattle
- Lauren Manwiller, tennis, Loyola-Maryland
- Cullen Martinez, football, Hastings
- Elaina Martinez, basketball, Briar Cliff
- Avery Panozzo, softball, Ohio Weslyan
- Megan Pohs, basketball, Regis University
- Jacob Robbins, wrestling, Western Colorado
- Brisen Thomas, football, Arizona Christian
- C.J. Smith, football, Hastings
- Gabrielle Zinis, swimming, San Diego
Our Mustangs teams have won 81 State Championships, placing Mullen third in all-time Colorado history into the 2020-21 school year!
Data for State championships is gathered from the following sources: predominately published issues of the Rocky Mountain News and The Denver Post. Several out-of-town newspapers were also used for additional or missing information from the News or Post.
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2022
Girls Basketball - Class 4A -
2021
Girls Basketball - Class 4A
Girls Tennis -- Class 4A -
2020
Girls Basketball - Class 4A (co-champion) -
2019
Girls Basketball - Class 4A -
2011
Boys Swim and Dive - Class 4A
Boys Soccer - Class 4A
Girls Track and Field - Class 4A -
2010
Boys Football - Class 5A -
2009
Boys Football - Class 5A
Boys Track and Field - Class 4A -
2008
Boys Football - Class 5A -
2007
Girls Soccer - Class 5A
Girls Track and Field - Class 4A
Spirit -- Class 4A -
2006
Boys Basketball - Class 5A
Girls Basketball - Class 4A
Girls Track and Field - Class 4A
Girls Tennis - Class 4A -
2005
Boys Track and Field - Class 4A
Girls Swim and Dive - Class 4A
Girls Track and Field - Class 4A
Girls Golf - Class 4A -
2004
Boys Football - Class 5A
Boys Track and Field - Class 4A
Girls Swim and Dive - Class 4A
Girls Golf - Class 4A -
2003
Boys Swim and Dive - Class 4A
Boys Track and Field - Class 4A
Girls Swim and Dive - Class 4A
Girls Track and Field - Class 4A
Girls Golf - Class 4A -
2002
Boys Track and Field - Class 4a
Boys Golf - Class 4A
Girls Basketball - Class 4A
Girls Golf - Class 4A
Girls Soccer - Class 4A
Girls Track and Field - Class 4A -
2001
Boys Basketball – Class 5ABoys Golf – Class 4AGirls Basketball – Class 4ASoftball – Class 4AGirls Golf – Class 4AGirls Soccer – Class 4AGirls Swim and Dive – Class 4AGirls Tennis – Class 4AGirls Track and Field – Class 4A -
2000
Boys Golf – Class 4AGirls Basketball – Class 4AGirls Track and Field – Class 4A -
1999
Boys Cross Country – Class 4ABoys Track and Field – Class 4AGirls Cross Country – Class 4AGirls Track and Field – Class 4ASoftball – Class 4A -
1998
Football – Class 5ABoys Track and Field – Class 4ABoys Golf – Class 4AGirls Cross Country – Class 4AGirls Soccer – Class 4AGirls Track and Field – Class 4A -
1997
Boys Track and Field – Class 4AGirls Cross Country – Class 4AGirls Swim and Dive – Class 4AGirls Track and Field – Class 4A -
1996
Boys Golf – 1 ClassBoys Track and Field – Class 4AGirls Cross Country – Class 4ASoftball – Class 4AGirls Swim and Dive – Class 4A -
1995
Boys Golf – 1 ClassSpirit -- Class 4A -
1994
Boys Track and Field – Class 5A
Girls Cross Country – Class 4A -
1985
Baseball – Class AAA -
1980
Football – Class 3A -
1979
Football – Class 3A (co-champion) -
1978
Baseball Class AAAFootball – Class 3A -
1968
Boys Track and Field – Class AAA
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