RANGELY I The Del Norte Tigers, more than six hours from the south-central part of the state for their first game in the 8-man division, played the hometown Rangely Panthers and were sent on a long trip home after a 30-26 defeat.
RHS Football
Friday Night Lights…
The lights will be on at Yeager Field this Friday, when the Rangely High School Panthers host the Del Norte Tigers. Head coach Paul Fortunato is excited about the season.
Rangely sports begin Monday
RANGELY I The first bell signaling the start of the 2014 school year has yet to ring, but the Rangely High School golf team has already started practice and will open its season today in Grand Valley.
8-man all state…
Panthers lose playoff game in Kiowa
RANGELY I The Rangely Panther football team ended its season in the first round of the Colorado State 8-Man playoffs Friday with a 40-14 loss to the Indians in Kiowa.
Panthers whip Mancos 42-6, travel to Kiowa for playoffs
RANGELY I The Rangely Panther football team will take a two-game winning streak into the Colorado State 8-man football playoffs Friday in Kiowa after whipping the Blue Jays in Mancos, 42-6, in its final game of the regular season.
Panthers secure playoff berth with 41-26 grid win
RANGELY I The Rangely Panther football team secured it second state playoff berth in the second year of playing eight-man football with a 41-26 victory in Oak Creek against the Soroco Rams on Friday.
Panthers turn ball, game over to Vail Christian Saints
RANGELY I Vail Christian was supposed to travel to Rangely for a football game on Yeager Field last Friday but because of a power outage caused by the snowstorm, the game was postponed until Monday, when the Saints did come to town and marched out with a 26-8 win.
Rangely gets win over Vail Christian
RANGELY I The Panther football team scored all of its points in the first quarter, but that was enough to beat the Tigers in Hayden, 15-14. The Panthers will host league foe Vail Christian on Yeager Field on Friday.
Mustangs defeat Panthers 32-26
RANGELY I The defending league champion West Grand Mustangs rode into Rangely and spoiled the Panther homecoming, 32-26. The Panthers will now prepare to play the Tigers in Hayden on Friday.
Spirit alive and well for Rangely Panthers’ 2013 homecoming
Members of the royalty for Rangely’s homecoming court are, from left to right, senior attendants Blade Rose, Mandy Duong, Lucas Heinle, Tessa Slagle; king Cameron Enterline and queen Aimee Hogan; grand marshals Dusty Rose and Irene Rose; crown bearers Caleb Wiley and Halle Harris; junior attendants Colt Allred and Stephaine[Read More…]
Panthers win big against Miami-Yoder Buffalos 54-6
RANGELY I For the second week in a row, the Rangely High School football team jumped out to a quick and commanding start against its opponent, putting the game away in the first quarter.
