RANGELY | Things did not work out for the Rangely wrestling program to host the Vern Rose Memorial tournament, instead, the Panthers entered the Tournament of Champions in Vernal, Utah, and found the competition. “We got humbled this weekend in the Tournament of Champions,” Rangely head coach J.C. Chumacero said. Only[Read More…]
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Rangely eighth grade girls basketball update
RANGELY | The girls wasted no time getting into the swing of things as the Panthers hosted the Craig Bullpups Thursday night and then the Meeker Cowgirls on Saturday. The A team had a hard time scoring as they were beat Thursday by a score of 9-28. The second half was[Read More…]
Rangely seventh grade girls basketball update
RBC | The Rangely Panthers seventh grade girls’ basketball team hosted Craig last Thursday. The “A” team started off with the lead and held strong the entire game. Defensively the Panthers held Craig to six points or less each quarter. Offensively, Angelina Fortunato was top scorer with eight points, followed by[Read More…]
Panthers struggle against Saints and Cowboys
RANGELY | The Rangely boys basketball team traveled to Vail Christian on Friday, Jan. 11, and hosted Plateau Valley on Saturday. Vail Christian took Friday’s game 57-34. The Panther’s kept pace with an 11-12 first quarter score. Unforced turnovers allowed the Saints to blow the game open in the second[Read More…]
Lady Panthers lose to Vail, crush Plateau Valley
RANGELY | On Friday Rangely’s lady Panthers traveled to Vail Christian for a league match. The Panthers definitely were not at the top of their game, falling behind the Saints at halftime with a score of 19-14. “We came out and had a good third quarter and were down only[Read More…]
Cowboys defeat Caprock Eagles 60-25, 2-1 on the league
MEEKER | With a weekend split between away and home games, the Meeker Cowboys now have a league record of 2-1 and are 50 percent overall. Looking for a win on the road the Cowboys handed the Caprock Academy Eagles a loss on their home turf winning 60-25. “At Caprock we[Read More…]
Lady Cowboys number one in conference play
MEEKER | Nine games into the season, three conference matches finished and the lady Cowboys basketball team is 8-1 and undefeated in conference play. Friday’s game at Caprock Academy, the Cowboys took home a win and started preparing for Saturday’s game. Saturday the team played for the hometown crowd against[Read More…]
Lady Cowboys stomp Wildcats 57-24
MEEKER | After having a two-week hiatus the lady Cowboys basketball team came out with a bang and a decisive win over North Park last Saturday in their first conference game of the season. A final score of 57-24, the Cowboys were unstoppable by the Wildcats and go into the[Read More…]
Cowboys defeat Wildcats, season record now 3-3
MEEKER | Cowboy basketball began conference play last Saturday. Opening game at home against the North Park Wildcats, the Cowboys dominated with a final score of 54-27 and improving the overall record to 3-3. Scoring was led by Cole Rogers and Ryan Phelan, who each put up double digits. Rogers[Read More…]
Lady Panthers take down Hayden Tigers
RANGELY | The Lady Panthers took on the Hayden Tigers for their home league opener Saturday, Jan. 5. Panthers played a great defensive game, struggled scoring in the second half, and ultimately came away with a win. Leading the Panthers was Skylar Thacker with 24 points, Alanna Wiley with five,[Read More…]
46-42 victory over Tigers for Rangely boys
RANGELY | Rangely picked up a league win over the Hayden Tigers last Saturday. The Panthers outscored the Tigers in each of the first three quarters, but an uneven defensive effort allowed Hayden to stay close. Hayden mounted a comeback in the fourth quarter, however the Panthers maintained their composure[Read More…]
Undefeated Coombs wins third tourney
RANGELY | In the final two wrestling tournaments of 2018, Rangely’s two best wrestlers were in the same weight but not anymore and one of them remains undefeated this season after 11 matches. “Tytus (Coombs) and Zane (Varner) were finally able to separate and they were our only placers,” Rangely[Read More…]
