The Meeker Cowboys used a total team effort to subdue Friday’s opponent.
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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
BMS Football
The Barone Middle School football team opened the season with a 36-0 victory over county rival Panthers in Rangely Saturday last.
JV comes up short 20-22
MEEKER I The Meeker JV team came up just a yard short of the end zone, going for two points after scoring a touchdown on their last series of plays.
RHS volleyball 2-0 in league play
RANGELY I The Rangely High School volleyball team started league play last weekend 2 and 0.
Girls just want to have fun
MEEKER I “The girls had a lot of fun on the volleyball court and that hasn’t really been the case on our teams the last couple of years,” Meeker’s head coach Christy Atwood said.
RHS volleyball ready to go
RANGELY I The Rangely girls’ volleyball team started their season off this past weekend with a very competitive tournament, going up against larger schools from across the state.