RANGELY | Four Rangely Hurricanes athletes adventured to Telluride Saturday, June 24 for the Telluride Open Swim Meet. The swim meet was a combined meet in the fact that athletes raced according to time, not gender or age. The athletes were then divided out according to age and gender for[Read More…]
Rangely Sports
Blended Western Slope team wins district Little League championship
By John Hanson Special to the Herald Times RBC | As 10-year-old right fielder Quentin Kramer from Rifle circled under the fly ball and squeezed it in his glove for the final out, one would have thought he had caught lightning in a bottle. With that final out the young[Read More…]
Rangely Hurricanes swim team competes well in Craig
RANGELY | The Rangely Hurricanes competed in Craig, Colo., in the Craig Sea Shark Open swim meet on June 17-18. The Craig meet is a fun meet which draws swimmers from all across Colorado and Wyoming. The hurricanes were well represented with 28 swimmers ranging in the age of 4[Read More…]
Undefeated lady Panthers win league championship
RANGELY | The girls are all under 10 and most have been playing together for three or four years but they used their experience together to win all 12 of their league games and four more in the recent league tournament in Vernal, Utah, capping an undefeated (16-0) season as[Read More…]
Cedar Ridges club team wins Bernie’s Tourney
RANGELY | Ten teams played in the annual Bernies’s Tourney golf tourney last weekend on Cedar Ridges Golf Course and it was the defending club champion’s team blowing out the competition to win the four-person scramble by seve shots. Cedar Ridges Golf Course will next host the Elks three-man scramble[Read More…]
Panthers bring home new school record from state meet
RANGELY | The Rangely Panthers sent six athletes to the CHSAA state track and field meet this past weekend. The team as well as other teams had to deal with bad weather which led to a two day delay in the meet. The Panthers left Wednesday for the meet and[Read More…]
Panthers sending at least five to state track meet in Denver today
RANGELY | The Rangely Panthers track and field team had their last regular season meet on Saturday, May 13 at Cedaredge High School. The Panthers made a good showing with lots of new personal records and secured their position for state. As of right now the Panthers have five athletes[Read More…]
Senior Panthers end their high school soccer season
RANGELY | This was an exciting year for the lady Panthers soccer program, with 25 girls on the team. There were five seniors: Corinne Coombs, Adriana Lopez, Ciara Wilson, Taylor Heil and McKenzie Webber; seven juniors: Linsley Morrill, Halie Elam, Grace Kenney, Elizabeth McCann, Klaire Denny, Maria Blakely and Tasha[Read More…]
Panthers gain more PRs at Grand Junction track meet
RANGELY | The Rangely Panthers headed out Friday for their two-day league meet in Grand Junction. This meet was divided into classifications 2A, 3A and 4A. The athletes competed against only 2A athletes. On Friday there were prelims for the sprint races, then the field events. Most athletes only had[Read More…]
Lady Panthers win final home game
RANGELY | The lady Panthers had their final home game/parent night against Moffat County Friday. The players recognized and thanked their parents for all of their support throughout the season. The Panthers won 4-1 over the Moffat County Bulldogs. Senior Taylor Heil had three goals including one penalty shot and[Read More…]
New PRs and a new school record for RHS Panthers
RANGELY | The Rangely Panthers got up early and headed to the Montrose Invitational in Montrose, Colo. on Friday, April 29, 2017. The Panthers had all types of weather to deal with, sunny and warm to chilly and cloudy and sometimes windy. Overall the Panthers performed well and rose to[Read More…]
Rangely Junior High tracksters place well at home meet
RANGELY | On Saturday April 29, the Rangely Junior High School held its home track meet and although it was cold and windy in the morning, the kids did a wonderful job of placing in most of the events. The sixth- and seventh-grade girls did well with Rylee Allred placing[Read More…]
