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DENVER — As the last week of the high school wrestling season comes around, the hard fact is that, regardless of age, not every athlete will end their time in the sport with an award.

Its been two days of intense grappling in the Mile High City, and Moffat County High School wrestling remains well in the upper echelon of team rankings.

DENVER — The opening round of the CHSAA State Championships went by quickly for the majority of the Moffat County High School wrestling team.

 

The oldest members of Moffat County High School winter sports squads have been in the spotlight a lot lately as the Bulldogs seek some big results in the coming weeks.

The start of a new year marks fresh beginnings in more ways than one for some Moffat County High School competitors.

Last week, we covered the highlights of Moffat County High School sports during the first half of 2021.

As the end of 2021 nears, Moffat County High School’s winter sports teams have earned a holiday break after their final week of competition in the first half of their respective seasons.

With four years to hone their skills, some Moffat County High School wrestlers may find success immediately, and some find it rising through the ranks little by little.

  Moffat Countys Caden Call pins Steamboats Owen Kirby in the 132-pound match Thursday at Steamboat Springs High School. (Andy Bockelman / For Craig Press) Staring down a busy 6-match weekend Friday and Saturday, the Moffat County Bulldogs’ wrestling team rose to the occasion in late-season action, rolling to a perfect 6-0 mark against the likes of Coal Ridge, Battle Mountain, Summit, Gunnison, Delta, and Alamosa. The Bulldogs traveled to New Castle Friday night to take on the Coal Ridge Tit...