RANGELY I The Rangely High School girls’ basketball team came away with two wins during the weekend and they also gained a great deal of confidence.
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Meeker boys’ basketball team wins two more, remains unbeaten
MEEKER I The Meeker High School boys’ basketball team continued on a roll over the weekend as the Cowboys added two more wins to their unbeaten streak.
RJHS A, B girls lose four
RANGELY I This past week, the Rangely Middle School basketball teams traveled to Soroco Thursday. The A team played pretty well but lost by a score of 25-14.
Meeker wrestlers split duals, place 10 members
MEEKER I “We have some improving to do if we hope to do better in regionals,” Meeker High School wrestling coach J.C. Watt said after a weekend of wrestling.
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Panther cagers fall to Paonia
RANGELY I The Rangely High School Panther boys’ basketball team only played one game last week, but it was against an intense Paonia Eagle team, losing the contest 53-35. Rangely (2-5), will host Hotchkiss in another league game Friday and Caprock Academy on Saturday.
CNCC softball inks several recruits
RANGELY I The Lady Spartans softball program is happy to announce that seven new young ladies have signed to be a Spartan for the 2015-2016 softball season.
RHS mat men Peters, Allred win
RANGELY I The Rangely High School Panther wrestling team hosted the second annual Vern Rose Memorial Tournament on Saturday with only four wrestlers entered. Two of those won individual titles.
Meeker girl cagers win two games
MEEKER I The Meeker girls’ basketball team won two more league games last week, pounding Caprock Academy 70-14, then beat Hotchkiss by 10 on their home court Saturday. Meeker, now 6-2, will host Little Snake River on Friday and Plateau Valley on Saturday.
Rangely girls drop pair of games
RANGELY I The Rangely High School girls’ basketball team played Paonia Friday night and suffered from a lack of aggression from the opening minutes.
7 MHS wrestlers crowned
MEEKER I “It was a good confidence builder,” is what one of Meeker High School’s wrestlers told head wrestling coach J.C. Watt of the week’s competition.
