RANGELY I In the space of a 20-by-40-by-20-foot racquetball court, a single player can do drills. He or she can improve skills and anticipate hypothetical moves.
But there is no playing racquetball alone.
That’s why competition in the sport thrives and, as it has done for the last two-plus decades, will take shape again as the 23rd annual Rangely Racquetball Tournament, set for March 4-6.
This year’s event will likely have a strong local showing,…