Durango High School assistant football coach Ryan Woolverton saw the Durango Demons open “spring” football practice Monday. The non-contact drills will be held through July 30. The Demons will host a scrimmage Saturday morning that will be open to the public. After the scrimmage, the team will host a benefit barbecue that will cost $10 per plate. The barbecue is scheduled to start about 10:30 a.m. Regular practices for the Demons begin Aug. 11. The team’s first game is Aug. 29 at home against Beckman High School from Irvine, California. The Demons are coming off a season in which they finished 8-3 and qualified for the playoffs, losing 36-26 to Denver South in the first round. The 2014 season will be head coach David Vogt’s second at the helm.
Durango High School assistant football coach Ryan Woolverton saw the Durango Demons open “spring” football practice Monday. The non-contact drills will be held through July 30. The Demons will host a scrimmage Saturday morning that will be open to the public. After the scrimmage, the team will host a benefit barbecue that will cost $10 per plate. The barbecue is scheduled to start about 10:30 a.m. Regular practices for the Demons begin Aug. 11. The team’s first game is Aug. 29 at home against Beckman High School from Irvine, California. The Demons are coming off a season in which they finished 8-3 and qualified for the playoffs, losing 36-26 to Denver South in the first round. The 2014 season will be head coach David Vogt’s second at the helm.Jerry McBride/Durango Herald