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Quintana is the Vuelta favorite
Froome, however, has shifted his focus to the final grand tour major
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Europe buys into the USA
As the United States’ appetite for soccer grows, more American kids are harboring dreams of becoming the next David Beckham or Leo Messi. Their aspirations, realistic or not, have not…
Professional Sports
Who rules the NFL locker room?
No coaches? The players’ domain? Or is it ‘our’ locker room?
Professional Sports
Chippy? Nah, says Texans’ O’Brien
Kicking, pushing and shoving, Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt was involved in a minor skirmish Wednesday, while there was more of the same Thursday in Englewood. “It was competitive,”…
Outdoors
Rewards aplenty in Glacier Peak Wilderness
“We’re hiking a loop – Trinity Trailhead (near Lake Wenatchee) to Buck Creek Pass, out to Image Lake, back past Lyman Lakes, and up and over Spider Gap to Spider…
Outdoors
Outdoors Briefs
There are still approximately 20,000 leftover big-game and turkey licenses available, Colorado Parks and Wildlife said this week. Over-the-counter elk licenses also are available. Hunters are reminded that they can…
High School Sports
Demons Stampede Colorado Springs
The Demons finished first on the boys side with 81 points and eighth on the girls side with 185 points at the season-opening Cheyenne Mountain Stampede on Thursday night in…
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Stewart will skip his third Sprint Cup race in a row CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Tony Stewart will not race Saturday night at Bristol Motor Speedway, the third Sprint Cup race…
Youth Sports
Demons start 2014 YAFL with a 3-0 Week 1
Durango’s 5th- and 6th-grade football teams win big
Professional Sports
Are the longer PATs on point?
Extra-point experiment draws mixed reviews from the NFL
Professional Sports
All eyes turn toward Clady and Clowney
Broncos’ star left tackle Ryan Clady and Texans’ top draft pick Jadeveon Clowney battled to a draw several times during the 1-on-1 pass-rushing drills that proved the highlight of the…
Professional Sports
Where the AFC West was won in 2014
Broncos remain at the head of the class, but the Chargers and Chiefs are coming
High School Sports
Demons conquer Cortez for third at Conquistador
Fortunately in 2014, the boys are enjoying their fair share of home cooking. Durango High School has Cortez, Pagosa Springs and three home tournaments, including regionals, on this year’s slate.…
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Van Garderen the monarch of Monarch Mountain
Defending champion Tejay van Garderen took over the yellow jersey at the USA Pro Challenge on Wednesday with a thrilling win in Stage 3, holding off Rafal Majka at the…
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Irving blossoms in Rose’s stead
Americans defeat the Dominican Republic by 43 points
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Who will survive and advance Round 1 of the WNBA playoffs?
If Sylvia Fowles and the Chicago Sky could elbow the No. 1 seed in the East out of they way, then they potentially could see Stefanie Dolson and the Washington…
College Sports
Hazing incident gives UNM a black eye
Lobos’ women’s soccer program cancels its regular-season opener
Professional Sports
De La Rosa says thank you, McBride
Rockies rookie hits a grand slam to carry Colorado to victory
Clubhouse Porch
Clubhouse Porch
This particular 3-minutes-plus demonstration pitted Wonder Boy against the iron machine. I won’t spoil the moments, but I will tell you one stunt forced the twosome to hit the open…
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Carpenter builds a victory in the rain
American Robin Carpenter won the 105-mile second stage of the USA Pro Challenge from Aspen to Mount Crested Butte on Tuesday after the race was interrupted by a downpour. Race…
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Edwards and the No. 19 car signs with Joe Gibbs’ team HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. – Carl Edwards scrolled across a stage at Joe Gibbs Racing and jokingly yelled, ‘Surprise!’ There was…
College Sports
’Hawks will start 2014 where they left off in 2013
FLC men’s soccer projected to finish fifth in the league
College Sports
FLC faces its adversity for a 4th-place guess
Caitlyn Espinosa and the Fort Lewis College Skyhawks will charge into the 2014 season ranked fourth in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference behind Colorado Mines, Metro State and Regis.Steve Lewis/Durango…
College Sports
Durango assistant golf coach leapfrogs to Fort Lewis job
Kermitt Barrett named Skyhawks’ associate head coach
Professional Sports
Manning calls out Broncos’ offense
With Clowney and the Texans in town, ‘I thought our offense stunk’