Last weekend the Meeker Mustangs traveled to Parachute. The younger team took the field first and made quick work of their opponent. Precision offense and great defensive field awareness continue to define this undefeated bunch of talented young men. The older boys did not fare as well against another big and fast team. This second tough loss finds them with a 2-2 record for the season so far. Next week’s games will have the Mustangs traveling to Basalt. Players would like to extend a big “thank you” to their parents for supporting their participation in Mustangs football and promise good grades and well-done chores for the rest of the school year. Snowden Williams demonstrates good tackling with team mates pursuing to help out!
Join the Meeker High School Drama department for their production of Emma TONIGHT for opening day! Performances through Saturday at 7pm. Tickets are $5 and is a family friendly production.
MHS senior Ryan Sullivan pitching for the Cowboys against Steamboat. Coming off a series of wins against Monte Vista, Steamboat and Cedaredge, the Cowboys play Grand Valley on Saturday, April 20. RHS junior Marcos Quintana pitching for the Panthers. The Panthers play the Aspen Skiers today at home following wins against Dove Creek on April 13.
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This year’s batch of Mormon crickets are beginning to hatch. Above is a picture of an immature cricket compared to a dime. JANE TURNBURKE PHOTO Read more online at ht1885.com.
On April 4, the Meeker Lions Club installed new shelving units for the New Eden Pregnancy Care Center. New Eden asked the Lion’s Club to help them come up with more storage for items within the building, and the Lion’s Club raised money to purchase shelves. OPAL MUNGER PHOTO