RANGELY I Twenty Rangely youth wrestlers competed in the Bad Dog youth wrestling tournament Saturday in Craig, and many will end the season Saturday in Parachute.
Sports
Meeker girls finish second in MoCo, boys finish third
MEEKER I “We had some great performances in the warm weather at Moffat County,” Meeker head track coach John Strate said of his team’s most recent competition.
Meeker youth wrestling ends season Saturday
MEEKER I The Meeker Peewee wrestlers are winding down their season with the last tournament of the year in Parachute on Saturday.
Rangely tracksters compete in Montrose
RANGELY I The Panther track team traveled south to test its track skills against larger schools in the Montrose Invitational, returning home with several place winners and personal bests.
MHS tracksters continue to improve
MEEKER I The Meeker High School Track and Field team traveled down the river to Rangely to compete against five other teams.
MHS drops two to Bulldogs
MEEKER I The planned home baseball game in Meeker was moved to the middle ground between Meeker and Hotchkiss and played in Grand Junction on April 20.
Panthers drop 2 to Eagles
RANGELY I The Paonia Eagles traveled to Rangely and took two wins from the hometown Panthers in a doubleheader Saturday. The Panthers have one game left in the regular season before district playoffs.
All-conference…
Meeker High School seniors Kaysyn Chintala, Anna George, Tristan Nielsen (manager), Nicole Hilkey, Bailey Atwood, Kacey Collins, Amanda Kendall and Katie Dinwiddie were honored for their leadership at the recent basketball banquet.
BMS track has record meet
MEEKER I It was a record-breaking weekend for the Barone Middle School track team. The eighth-grade girls’ 400-meter relay and 800-meter relay teams set school records.
Rangely boys win Panther Invitational
RANGELY I For the second year after a several-year hiatus, Yeager Field in Rangely was the site for the Panther Invitational track meet Saturday, where the boys’ home team won the meet and the girls’ team, comprised of just five girls, finished second.
Rodeo team nets honors
RANGELY I The Colorado Northwestern Community College (CNCC) rodeo team made its mark in more ways than one at the last rodeo of the season, Mesa University’s Maverick Stampede and at the Rocky Mountain Regional awards ceremony over the weekend.
Wrestlers do well in Hayden
RANGELY I The Rangely youth wrestling team continued its success in Hayden on Saturday with 20 kids wrestling, including 13 in the championship match. Many of the young Panthers will be in Meeker on Saturday for the Casey Turner Memorial Tournament.
