Special to the HT RANGELY | The Rangely cross country team faced a unique challenge last Friday, competing in the Grand Mesa Trails meet at a staggering altitude of 10,800 feet. Despite the difficult conditions, both the boys’ and girls’ teams demonstrated their resilience and teamwork on one of the[Read More…]
RHS Cross Country
Rangely harriers start season strong at Basalt Longhorn Invitational
Special to the HT RANGELY | The Rangely harriers kicked off their season at the Basalt Longhorn Invitational, held at Crown Mountain Park in El Jebel, Colorado. The team, which includes three middle school runners and 13 high school runners, started the season with strong performances. The high school team[Read More…]
Rangely cross country extends season with Arizona race
RANGELY | Ten Rangely High School cross country runners extended their season to compete in the Nike Southwest Regional meet on Nov. 23. The prestigious meet, held in Mesa, Arizona, drew top athletes from Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, Arizona and Nevada. Rangely was represented in a variety of races. Alec[Read More…]
Rangely’s Wren brings home state cross country championship
RANGELY | The Rangely cross-country team sent three athletes to the CHSAA State Championship race at the Norris Penrose Event Center in Colorado Springs. Sophomore Taya Wren, Kellen Lefevre, and senior James Talbot represented Rangely on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2024. The boys’ race started at 1 p.m., followed by the[Read More…]
RHS cross country shines at Whistle Pig invitational
RANGELY | The Rangely Cross Country team concluded their regular season with a strong performance at the Whistle Pig Invitational, hosted by Steamboat Springs and Moffat County High Schools in Craig. Leading the boys team was James Talbot, who secured 4th place with a time of 17:17. Kellen Lefreve followed[Read More…]
Challenging course for Panther harriers
RANGELY | The Rangely harriers faced a completely different course this weekend compared to last. While last weekend’s race was held on a golf course, this weekend’s competition took place at Loudy Simpson Park. The course challenged runners with mowed fields, natural trails, hills, and soccer fields. Although times were[Read More…]
RHS runners shine at Warrior Lincoln Park Classic
RANGELY | After a whirlwind week of Homecoming festivities, the Rangely cross country team competed in the seventh annual Warrior Lincoln Park Classic “Mountain States Challenge,” held at the Lincoln Golf Course. The meet featured five races with 30 teams from Colorado and Utah, on what is known as one[Read More…]
RHS cross country brings home PRs from Coal Ridge
RANGELY | The Panther cross country team stayed close to home, traveling to the Coal Ridge Invitational. This was the first time the high school had participated in this meet, held at VIX Park. The course consisted of dirt trails and some pavement, with challenging hills that tested the runners.[Read More…]
Panther harriers compete at Eagle
RANGELY | After taking a week off, the Rangely Harriers return to racing on Saturday, Sept. 7, at the Eagle Valley Invite. The meet is held at the Siena Valley Golf Course in Gypsum. The runners faced strong competition as they navigated the rolling hills of the course. The middle[Read More…]
Rangely cross country team shines at season opener
RANGELY | The Rangely cross country team kicked off their season on Saturday, Aug. 24, at the Longhorn Invitational, held at Crown Mountain Park in El Jebel. This meet, a tradition for the team, features a course that winds through grass, side tracks, and some pavement, with the unique twist[Read More…]
All-State Cross Country
RHS junior James Talbot and freshman Taya Wren have been named to the 2A all-state cross country team by the Colorado High School Activities Association.
Two Panthers run at state
Rangely High School sent two athletes, Taya Wren and James Talbot, to the Colorado 2A State Cross Country Championships in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The Norris Penrose Event Center has become the long standing location for the state meet and is known for its finish into a packed stadium, rolling hills[Read More…]