MEEKER I In a close game, Meeker defeated Steamboat Springs 20-16 Monday night at Starbuck Stadium. Outstanding play highlighted this win, with Meeker driving 70-plus yards for the winning score on their next-to-last drive. Meeker’s defense then stopped Steamboat’s last drive allowing the offense to take over and run out[Read More…]
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JV wins one, loses one
MEEKER I The JV Cowboys lost a wild, high-scoring game to Craig 56-42. Cowboy JV coach Obediah Deming’s team led for most of the game, until a few bad breaks led to Craig’s win.
Panthers earn big win over Tigers
The Rangely volleyball team came away from the weekend with a big win over the Hayden Tigers, despite having to take the court without without senior Quincy Thacker, who missed the game due to illness, and a rolled ankle that took Brittney Babineaux out of play during the game.
Panther runners earn 6th at Moffat County Invite
The Panther Cross Country team traveled to Craig this past weekend to participate in the Moffat County Invitational.
Panthers lose big to Tigers
The Panthers went looking for competition and found it against the JV Tigers of Grand Junction last week. The Panthers were shut out 54-0.
Cowboys race past Fruita JV, 40-21
The Meeker Cowboys used a total team effort to subdue Friday’s opponent.
USAF Cadet
Meeker High School graduate and United States Air Force Academy cadet Nate Bradfield spent part of his recent leave at the Meeker Golf Course, getting a chipping lesson from local pro Jim Cook.
Cross country team earns fourth at Basalt
RANGELY I The Panther’s cross country teams competed in their second meet of season by getting up early Saturday morning and making the trek to Basalt to participate in the Longhorn Cross Country Invitational.
RHS Panthers lose to Longhorns 48-14
RANGELY I The Panthers held their first home game Friday last and lost to a bigger 2A Basalt Longhorns team on Yeager Field.
Ladies split matches
MEEKER I Coming off four wins in their first tournament of the season, the lady Cowboys remained undefeated before a hometown crowd last Friday but lost their first match of the season in Oak Creek last Saturday.
Cowboys fall to Mustangs, 6-36
MEEKER I The Cowboys are getting off to a slow start in 2011. The team, with only five seniors, seems to improve on some parts of the game each week, but has slipped in others.
Rangely Jr. High Football
Playing for the Rangely Junior High School Panther football team this season