Eli Fredrickson News Today

As it often is, the first day of the CHSAA State Championships was a learning experience for everyone on the mat. Moffat County wrestlers took wins and losses alike in the opening rounds of state,...

The schedule for this winter is one that’s seen some gaps in some weeks for Moffat County wrestling. Still, even if there’s been more downtime than athletes have liked, they have never been wasteful about...

The downside of winter sports is an increase in bugs circulating, a higher likelihood of physical damage thanks to snow and ice and just tougher conditions all-around. Yet, Moffat County boys wrestling is making it...

Much like the final season for Moffat County upperclassmen, Senior Night at the Doghouse flew by all too quickly. MCHS boys wrestling hosted its only home event Tuesday, a dual match against the Rifle Bears...

With several weeks before being back in competition, Moffat County wrestlers left it all on the mat in their last bouts of the early season. MCHS had four grapplers take the podium at three tournaments...

With the Moffat County boys making waves at a whole new event and the girls retaining their team title at a familiar tournament, Bulldog wrestlers made their mark this weekend. The girls won Saturday’s tournament...

The competition was challenging and lengthy Saturday as Moffat County boys wrestling got back into the demands of the season. The Bulldog boys went 2-3 as a team during the Colorado Mesa University Maverick Duals...

Earlier this year, Moffat County wrestling added a new photo to the wall of their practice room, a space reserved for state champions. That snapshot was the first new entry in 16 years, but Bulldog...

A Soldotna man is accused of driving erratically after leaving a bar in the early morning hours on July 17, 2021, driving 78 miles per hour in a 35 mile per hour zone, driving across the oncoming lane of traffic off the roadway, struck trees and rolling the vehicle onto the roof.

Kenai, Alaska (KINY) - On Mar. 29, Superior Court Judge Eric B. Smith sentenced David Charles Casey to a composite sentence of 30 years and 360 days.