Bobcats start fast, but Pirates strike back
IHS scores first, then Monte Vista scores next, often and last
IHS scores first, then Monte Vista scores next, often and last
The Wolverines (0-7, 0-5 3A Region 5) hit the frame of the goal five times in a 3-1 loss to the Demons (4-2, 4-2 Region 5) on Friday afternoon at…
Durango boys soccer rolls Central behind Soignier’s hat trick
AHS finished first out of 14 teams in the Division 1 team event with 3,924 points; DHS finished second out of 25 teams in Division 2. DHS remains in second…
Five-month trip just one leg of planned global trek
New head coach Colleen Keresey lets the team play music as a reward during lighter practices, a gesture that helps her relate to her players on top of the fact…
Pick a sport, pick a sport: Chances are, they’re at home
Not too many pundits are looking at the United States to produce a champion in the road race at Sunday’s world championships, but there are several contenders on the roster…
Craig Colquitt passed along the family trade to Britton and Dustin
Red Sox win, but the Rockies’ first baseman steals the show
Anquan Boldin and the San Francisco 49ers shook off their first two-game losing streak under head coach Jim Harbaugh with a 35-11 win over Cortland Finnegan and the Rams on…
FLC (6-0-0, 2-0-0 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference) defeated New Mexico Highlands 2-1 on Wednesday at Dirks Field to keep its unblemished record … unblemished. Grace Thompson pulled the Cowgirls level…
Broncos’ quarterback is every bit as good as the Colts’ version
Durangoan adds individual bronze to her team gold
Cookson and McQuaid will get their final vote Friday in Italy
German sprinter is having quite a run at the road world championships
Todd Helton waves goodbye to the Coors Field faithful in Denver
Down 8-1, the Americans rally to win the Auld Mug and devastate the Kiwis
Colorado Mesa (9-2, 2-1) beat FLC (1-10, 1-2) 18-25, 25-18, 25-13, 25-17 in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference match. Melissa Hess and Christian Otzen of the Mavericks led all hitters…
Bayfield (9-2, 2-0 IML) beat Pagosa Springs 25-18, 25-16, 15-13. “We played strong – offensively – (Tuesday night) with several contributing attackers,” BHS first-year head coach Terene Foutz said in…
With five games remaining: ‘We’ll see what we’re made of’
Helton puts on a show in his final game at Coors Field
‘New vision’ brings ‘different attitude’ into the 2013 season
‘I hope we do a lot of improving,’ coach says
Seahawks are No. 2, while the 49ers and Packers plummet in the polls
London loses some luster, but there’s still Peterson and Roethlisberger