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Moffat County track shines amid weird year, coaches expect big future

Moffat County track shines amid weird year, coaches expect big future
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Bye boys : Denver resident becomes 1st woman to finish 2nd overall in Steamboat Marathon

There were whispers at the finish area of the Steamboat Marathon that the first-place female runner was in second place overall. At least, that was the case at the last checkpoint, but there would be…

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River wild: Concerns grow over this year s tubing season on the Yampa

. The money will go toward river education campaigns, signage and cleanups. The second measure from the city provides the city’s three commercial river operators Backdoor Sports, Bucking Rainbow Outfitters and One Stop Ski Shop the opportunity to flex their daily allotments. In previous years, each business was allowed a certain number of tube allotments per day, but in 2021 the businesses are given a certain number of monthly allotments that can be used whenever they’d like. Emalee Erickson uses a stand-up paddleboard on the Yampa River on Thursday afternoon. (Photo by Shelby Reardon) Impact to businesses While he fully supports the added $5 fee, Peter Van De Carr, owner of Backdoor Sports, said he is deeply concerned about the allotment rule as he believes it will lead to a larger number of tubes on the river all at once, potentially leading to more issues.

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Steamboat defeats Summit boys lacrosse 11-3

The Summit High School varsity boys lacrosse team dropped to 0-4 on the season Monday, May 24, in an 11-3 loss at Steamboat Springs. Tigers head coach Matty Marks said Tuesday, May 25, that the.

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Summit girls volleyball wins 1st game of season after abbreviated quarantine

Photo by Shelby Reardon / Steamboat Pilot & Today The Summit High School volleyball team found out April 9 that they’d be able to return to practice and competition several days early from a teamwide quarantine. Summit followed that up with a Tuesday home loss in straight sets to Battle Mountain and then a Thursday 3-1 road victory at Rifle. Tigers head coach Lex Zangari said Summit High Athletic Director Travis Avery wrote in an email that the early return was thanks to a change in public health guidance specific to the mandatory length of quarantines for certain COVID-19 variants. The change thrust the volleyball team into a situation where it had one practice before the Tuesday game against the Huskies, which the Huskies won 25-23, 25-12 and 25-16. In the game, the Tigers lost senior leader and setter Mackenzie Westenskow to injury. Westenskow’s injury combined with an injury suffered during the quarantine break by senior CJ Novotna to leave the Tigers without a couple of

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