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The goal is to promote lifelong fitness, provide opportunities for growth and good sportsmanship, show the benefits of dedication, hard work, and continuous practice, and for students to simply have fun.
Mustang Athletics
Mullen High School offers 26 state-sanctioned sports for Mustangs 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.
While the thousands of motorists who travel Hampden Avenue each day may know Mullen High School lies to the south on Lowell Boulevard, how many really know about its athletic facilities? And how many prep competitors, coaches and followers from other schools have had an opportunity to enjoy them?
For the record, Mullen has exclusive use of the only all-grass football field (Brother Bernard Kinneavy Field at De La Salle Stadium) among big schools; a newer track; a grass practice field for football; two gymnasiums; two soccer fields; newly finished tennis courts; an improved softball field (Santo “Doc” Scavuzzo); a Colorado Rockies-sponsored baseball diamond (Bill Swift Field); a weight room; and the only significant indoor practice facility in Colorado, the Green Room in the Spirit Center that can handle multiple sports.
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To best reach the Mullen Athletics Department, e-mail us at athletics@mullenhigh.com 303-761-1764 ext 3365
Hank is in his 22nd year at Mullen. Prior to arriving, Hank taught and coached at Little Rock Catholic High School in Arkansas for six years and Dallas Jesuit in Texas for seven and one-half. At Mullen, Hank taught English and coached football for 14 years before transitioning into an administrative role. He has worked in the Athletic Department as Dean of Athletic Renewal, Assistant Athletic Director, Interim Athletic Director and currently as Associate Athletic Director. Hank and wife Pam have two children, both Mullen grads, Lindsay ('07) and Patrick ('04). Lindsay is the Associate Director of Admissions and Retention at Mullen. Patrick and wife Heather both work for the NHL's San Jose Sharks -- Patrick is the Director of Integrated Marketing and Heather the Foundation Director. They are parents to daughters Graysen Rhea (3) and Quinn Everly (1).
Joey Mahmood joined the Mullen community as a teacher and the head athletic trainer in the fall of 2011. Joey currently is the Director of Sports Medicine, the Department Chair of Physical Education and teaches physical education and science classes. Joey considers himself lucky to be able to help student athletes stay healthy during competition and then teach students in the classroom how to take care of themselves and others. When Joey isn't at Mullen he is spending time with his wife Michele, two sons Dino and Enzo and his two dogs, Duke and Trigger.
A native of Phoenixville, Pa., a suburb of Philadelphia, Devlin has covered high-school sports in Colorado for 41 years through newspapers, television, magazines and the Internet. A former participant in four prep sports at St. Pius X High School in Pottstown, Pa., Devlin began as Sports Information Director at Mullen in 2017 and has been inducted into various scholastic halls of fame, and won numerous writing awards. Devlin's also a contributor to various media outlets in the Denver area and others throughout Colorado and nationally that help promote Mullen athletics as well as the state's prep sports.
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 2022:
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
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.