Denver West Cowboys: A New Era of Dominance on the Court

The Denver West Cowboys basketball program is on an impressive upturn this season, capturing the excitement that fans and community have been eagerly craving. With Coach Conya Robinson-Bey at the forefront, the Cowboys have achieved a stunning 16-2 record, marking the dawn of a new era of success.

Historically, the Cowboys program faced struggles, often finding it hard to compete at high levels. This season, however, a blend of outstanding talent and effective coaching has sparked a fire within the team, leading to a series of victories. Coach Robinson Bey has infused the players with purpose and resilience, crafting a clear vision that drives the team's efforts.

Cowboy's Listen to Coach during a timeout Photo by WITM Staff

The entire Squads "In That Mode"

The squad for this season is one of the strongest in the program’s recent history. Senior Jeremiah Parker is a standout player, providing strong leadership both on and off the court. Parker leads the team in points and defensive plays, often clocking in over 20 points per game, which has proven essential for the Cowboys' success.

In addition to Parker, junior Tiden Silver-Colbert shines brightly as well. His Tenacity, agility and shooting accuracy make him a vital player. Silver-Colbert regularly delivers key performances, especially in crucial game moments. Together, they form a dynamic duo that challenges their opponents, making it hard for teams to develop strategies against them.

As the season unfolds, excitement about the Denver West Cowboys continues to grow. With their impressive 16-2 (17-1) record, the team is establishing itself as a solid contender in the league. Their determination will surely be tested as they face tougher opponents, but the foundation they have built this season indicates they are ready to rise to the occasion.

The community’s support has never been stronger. Fans are visibly energized, reflecting both the players’ hard work and a clear shift in the program's outlook. Attendance at games has risen by over 30% compared to last season, showcasing the renewed enthusiasm for the team.