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Two silvers and a bronze marked the Roaring Fork Valley’s top performers in the Colorado High School Cycling League’s state mountain biking championships over the weekend.
Two years have passed since the AHS mountain bike team has had the chance to defend its championship. But the wait ends this weekend in Durango, the final races of the Colorado Cycling League season. Competing as a composite team with Basalt, there is belief a repeat championship is within reach.
Glenwood’s Chloe Lutgring sat alone at the finish line for a few minutes, dry heaving. She pushed herself far more than necessary. She didn’t know how big her lead was, so she kept pushing.
Championship season is on the eastern horizon for Roaring Fork Valley high school mountain bike teams.
The Beacon Curt Cochran, right, and Corbin Carpenter enjoy an early morning session of flipping flapjacks for a fundraiser for Bistro 163, a pay-it-forward restaurant in the Sutton Center. After a couple of cups of coffee, the Port Clinton policemen from Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 79 managed to keep producing pancakes throughout the morning on the big griddle borrowed from Boy Scout Troop 360. (Photo by D’Arcy Patrick Egan) 0 Comments