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Coal Ridge enters the state tournament as the highest West Slope seed, earning the No. 3 spot in the 32-team field after winning the competitive 3A Western Slope League with a 7-0-1 league mark and going 12-1-2 on the season.

The Rifle and Coal Ridge high school boys soccer teams are slated for a big 3A Western Slope League game Thursday that carries major post-season implications for both squads, as the Bears and Titans both...

The Summit girls lacrosse team is already doing better than it was last season, when the program failed to record a win. But with three games remaining this season, the 1-10 Tigers are hoping to...

The Summit girls lacrosse team came into its matchup against the Steamboat Springs Sailors on Friday, April 15 seeking revenge after losing to the Sailors 8-5 on March 29. From the first face off of...

Fresh off the Summit High School Tigers’ ground-breaking first win of the season against Montrose, the girls lacrosse team took the field Thursday, March 31, against the Roaring Fork Rams, eager to win two home...

It took 1,806 days, but the Roaring Fork Rams returned to the varsity football win column on Oct. 1, downing Olathe 30-20 on the road.

Epic. Unforgettable. The stuff of legends. The last time I watched a football game this good in Glenwood, the field was not named after Nick Stubler. That’s because he was my PE teacher at Glenwood Springs High School and one of the assistant coaches on the football team at the time. It was a chilly November Friday evening in the fall of 1978 and the undefeated Demons were taking dead aim at those undefeated Roaring Fork Rams from up the road in Carbondale. Leading up to the game, the Glenwoo...