Broomfield High School Eagles win state championship with comeback victory over Montrose

Broomfield High School's football team celebrated a remarkable achievement at the recent City Council meeting, where they were honored for winning the 2024 4A state championship. This victory marks the second state title for the Eagles in three years, showcasing their strength, skill, and determination on the field.

During the meeting, team members and head coach Robert O'Brien expressed their gratitude for the community's support. O'Brien emphasized the pride that comes with representing Broomfield, noting that many high schools do not have the opportunity to wear their city’s name on their uniforms. He highlighted the importance of community backing in the development of young athletes, stating that resources like Broomfield Commons and local sports facilities play a crucial role in their success.

Mayor Pro Tem Schaff shared a thrilling recap of the championship game, where the Eagles overcame a 21-point deficit against Montrose, ultimately winning 35-28. He praised the team's resilience, particularly their ability to shut out Montrose in the second half.

The council members joined in congratulating the team, acknowledging the hard work of the players, coaches, and support staff. The meeting concluded with a photo opportunity, capturing the pride of the community and the achievements of its young athletes. This celebration not only honors the team's success but also reinforces the importance of youth sports in fostering community spirit and personal growth among Broomfield's youth.