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Children’s Hospital Colorado
Anschutz Medical Campus
13123 East 16th Avenue
Aurora, CO 80045
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Sports Medicine Center Patient Stories
We care for patients’ growing muscles, joints and bones through sports medicine, surgery, rehabilitation and research.
Athletes who turn to our sports medicine experts aren’t defined by their injuries. They’re runners logging early-morning miles, gymnasts absorbing hard landings, soccer players battling for one more play and flag footballers sprinting for the next down. They’re also students, teammates and kids who simply want to move through life without sports-related pain. From the first injury to a full comeback, we support every step of an athlete’s growth, strength and performance. Read about their journeys.
Meet the families we've helped
Carolyn: A Soccer Star Shares Her Story from ACL Tear to Recovery
Carolyn is back on the soccer field after overcoming an ACL tear. Watch as she shares her ACL surgery journey with Erin, a soccer athlete who recently tore her ACL.
Meghan: Overcoming Scoliosis and Phenylketonuria to Break Boundaries in Flag Football
After an infancy diagnosis of phenylketonuria and childhood scoliosis, Meghan never let anything stop her from being a force on the flag football field.
Jeremiah: Overcoming Osteosarcoma and Long Odds as a Baseball Star
After receiving a bone cancer diagnosis in his right throwing arm, Jeremiah wasn’t sure how he would continue to play baseball. Learn about the cancer journey that got Jeremiah back on the field.
Aidan: From Hip Pain to Healing
After leg pain sidelined Aidan, he came to Children’s Hospital Colorado for expert care for his hip impingement diagnosis. With surgery and rehab, he’s back mentally and physically stronger than ever.
Kendall: How the Center for Gait and Movement Analysis Got Her Back in the Game
Kendall faced twin-twin transfusion syndrome and right-side hemiplegia before she turned one. See how her family and our care team wouldn’t let her fall behind her peers.
Zach: Football Goals After a Dislocated Shoulder
After two shoulder injuries, linebacker Zach Hanna knew it could be tough to pursue his college football dream. But surgery and physical therapy at the Sports Medicine Center helped him do just that.
Caroline: Staying on Pointe Despite Scoliosis
Tap, jazz, ballet and modern – ballerina Caroline Cappelletti dances more than 30 hours a week to perfect her skill. She wasn't going to let a diagnosis of surgical scoliosis keep her from center stage.
Kiana: The Way Back to the Pool
“Career-ending” – that was Kiana’s initial diagnosis when her back spasmed so severely that her muscle protruded two inches from her left side. But, for this competitive swimmer, career-ending was not an option.
Garrison: "I Never Wanted to be Normal"
16-year-old Garrison Hayes was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, bone cancer, at 6 years old. Learn how he continues to race towards his dream of making it to the Paralympic Games.
Jessie: Spine Surgery Can't Stop a Champion
At 11, Jessie was diagnosed with idiopathic scoliosis. At 14, she had spine surgery at Children’s Colorado. Now, she’s a star athlete. Read her story.
