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Though they didn’t get the chance to compete in their own home meet this season, Moffat County High School track and field athletes are moving forward nonetheless.
With the weather warming considerably, Moffat County High School track and field is getting the blood pumping as they start to run, jump or throw at their very best.
For the Craig Press After things abruptly stopped short for them last season, Moffat County High School runners, jumpers and throwers are getting back on track. Or more accurately, back on the track. Bulldog track and field picks up again this week with the start to Season D as the Clint Wells Invitational starts at 10 a.m. Friday at MCHS. The home meet that usually takes place at the tail end of the track year will instead serve as the opener, and while the event may be a little smaller in scope, it will be a welcome change from the previous year.
BACK IN THE SWING OF THINGS: Students head out of Craig Middle School along Yampa Avenue Wednesday afternoon following a day of classes. Moffat County returned to school on Jan. 4 following holiday break, and is looking to pick up where the district left off at the end of 2020. For more on the return to school, turn to page 9. (Max O'Neill / Craig Press) With school back in the swing of things in Moffat County, the district and teachers are taking the lessons learned from the first semester and applying them to the second semester, which could have some promising changes later in the year.