RANGELY I “The defense was excellent,” Panther head football coach Paul Fortunato said about his team’s defensive stand in Dove Creek, securing a 12-8 victory.
Sports
RHS volleyball splits matches
RANGELY I The Rangely High School volleyball season is under way with victorious league play already in full swing.
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Rangely volleyball team opens its season with big victories
RANGELY I The Rangely High School girls’ volleyball team began its season with a tournament in Aspen on Friday and Saturday, getting the season started with wins.
RHS harriers log personal bests
RBC I The Rangely Panther high school cross-county team headed south of Grand Junction this past weekend to participate in the Delta Cross Country Invitational at Confluence Park.
Rangely Junior High gridders win first season game
RANGELY I On Aug. 28, the Rangely Junior High School Panther football team took on the Craig Middle School Bulldogs in Craig, winning their first contest of the season.
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Rangely Panthers trounce Mancos 40-6, still undefeated
RANGELY I After a 40-6 whipping of the Mancos Bluejays on Yeager Field the previous weekend, the Rangely Panther football team is currently undefeated. This week, the Panthers will play their first game away from home, traveling to Dove Creek.
Meeker Cowboys pound the Roaring Fork Rams with 46-0 victory at home
MEEKER I The results were different this year than last, when the Meeker Cowboy football team played the 2A Roaring Fork Rams, as the Meeker Cowboys shut out the Rams, 46-0, in Starbuck Stadium on Friday.
Terp wins third title in a row as top golfer
MEEKER I For a third year in a row, Pattie Terp is the Meeker Women’s Club champion after dominating the field in the annual 18-hole championship tournament.
Rangely golf team shows big improvement in recent play
RANGELY I The Rangely High School golf team is entering the mid-point of their season.
Rangely Panthers football team begins its season with 30-26 win
RANGELY I The Del Norte Tigers, more than six hours from the south-central part of the state for their first game in the 8-man division, played the hometown Rangely Panthers and were sent on a long trip home after a 30-26 defeat.
