RANGELY | The 1A/2A Western Slope League has long been home to Colorado track and field standouts like Shane Gates, Scottie Vines and Kathryn Doll. This past weekend, a new generation of athletes added their names to the league’s legacy during the 2025 WSL Championships, hosted by Meeker High School.[Read More…]
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Rangely track and field excels at back-to-back meets
RANGELY | The Rangely High School track and field team had a packed weekend, competing in back-to-back meets. The Panthers first faced off against 18 teams at the Clint Wells Invitational in Craig, Colorado, before dominating a smaller field of four teams at the Hayden Valley Track Meet in Hayden,[Read More…]
Standout performances for Panthers on their home track
RANGELY | Rangely High School athletes delivered standout performances at the Rangely Invitational, making their mark in sprints, distance races, relays and field events. On the girls side, Ashlynn Ducey led the charge with a first-place finish in the 400-meter dash (1:01.10), a win in the long jump (15 feet,[Read More…]
RHS baseball gets a strong start to the season
RANGELY | The Rangely Panthers opened their 2025 baseball season with back-to-back wins, defeating Western Slope League rival Grand Valley High School 10-6, and 1A Nucla High School 8-3. However, they dropped the second game of a doubleheader at Nucla, 4-2. Since that opening weekend on March 22, injuries have[Read More…]
Rangely Panthers shine with PRs, wins at Demon Invitational
RANGELY | The Rangely High School track and field team delivered a standout weekend, notching personal records (PRs) and event wins across two meets. On Friday, three Panther distance runners competed at the Phil Wertman Invitational in Grand Junction. Taya Wren placed second in the girls 3,200-meter run with a[Read More…]
RHS BASEBALL SENIORS
Seniors on this spring’s Rangely High School baseball team include: Landon Carlson, Marcos Quintana, Tristan Scott, Trenton Long, Isaiah Lucero and Davin Hinkle. The Panthers are scheduled to play Olathe today, April 10, at home at 2 p.m. MATT SCOGGINS PHOTO
Panther tracksters compete in Eagle Valley
Special to the HT RANGELY | The Rangely High School track and field team traveled to Gypsum, Colo., this past weekend to compete in the Eagle Valley Invitational. With near-perfect conditions and several of the Western Slope’s top athletes, the Panthers continued to improve their best marks. The pole vault[Read More…]
Rangely baseball opens season with strong performances
RANGELY | The Rangely High School baseball team kicked off its 2025 season with a win, defeating Grand Valley 10-6 on the road in Parachute, Colorado. The victory snapped a four-game losing streak that dated back to last season. Senior Marcos Quintana played a crucial role in the Panthers’ season-opening[Read More…]
RBC athletes compete at Mickey Dunn Invitational
MEEKER | After returning from spring break, the Meeker High School track and field team was back in action Saturday at the Mickey Dunn Invitational. Competing against larger schools, the Cowboys placed 19th out of 26 teams. Head coach Jordan Brown acknowledged the challenges of the meet. “There were quite[Read More…]
Lady Panthers play All-State games in Thornton
Rangely’s Ashlynn Ducey (14) tries breaking through full-court pressure during the 2025 Colorado Coaches of Girls’ Sports All-State Games’ Class 2A feature Sunday morning, March 23. Part of the 2A ‘Blue’ team at the event, held in Thornton inside Skyview’s Al Hower Gymnasium, Ducey scored seven points (by going 7-of-10[Read More…]
Panthers start track season at Rifle Invitational
Special to the HT RANGELY | High school track season is officially underway, which also means spring storms are in full effect. Track and field meets can be unpredictable, with athletes competing in high winds, sporadic snow, freezing rain, and sunny skies—all in the span of one day. The first[Read More…]
Rangely girls’ basketball falls in Sweet 16 after undefeated season
RANGELY | The No. 4-ranked Rangely Panthers hosted No. 29 Ridgway in the first round of the Class 2A girls basketball playoffs last Friday, securing a dominant 73-20 victory. The Panthers started strong, leading 16-5 at the end of the first quarter and extending their advantage to 38-12 at halftime.[Read More…]
