High School Sports
Durango pins a pair of top-6 Warrior results
Cunnion, Lavengood place at the prestigious Classic
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College Sports
Long-legged Llewellyn
From Durango High School to Colorado School of Mines, placekicker Avery Llewellyn kicked himself into Colorado football royalty. Llewellyn, the son of Jack and Karen Llewellyn, was named the National…
College Sports
’Hawks go up, down, then back up again
The Fort Lewis College women’s basketball team led by as many as 10 points in the first half before trailing by nine at halftime and eventually winning the game 78-66.…
College Sports
A Grand View from the top
Only six years young, the Grand View Vikings’ football program dived right in. Davion Hurst and undefeated Grand View (14-0) won the NAIA championship with a 35-23 upset victory over…
Professional Sports
Jones & Kings make history
Goaltender is off to 8-0 start, while the franchise is 25-8-4
College Sports
Utter shock, surprise … security
Much to the shock and surprise of Lenoir-Rhyne defensive back O’neil Blake, Clint Utter and Northwest Missouri State secured a 43-28 victory Saturday in Florence, Ala., to win their fourth…
High School Sports
Andrews and Mestas to the Demons’ rescue
Durango goes to OT thanks to a big block and wins with a big 3
High School Sports
DHS girls 0-2 in Palisade
The Durango High School girls basketball team dropped its second game of the Palisade Rotary Invitational 42-39 to Cheyenne South High School (Cheyenne, Wyo.) on Saturday morning in Palisade. DHS…
Professional Sports
Broncos view Texans differently
more so now that the Chargers snuck a win in Denver
Professional Sports
Denver Broncos (11-3) at the Houston Texans (2-12)
Opening Line: Broncos by 9½. Record vs. Spread: Denver, 9-5; Houston, 2-12. Series Record: Tied 2-2. Last Meeting: Texans beat the Broncos 31-25, Sept. 23, 2012. Last Week: Broncos lost…
High School Sports
BHS wrestles tough in tough competition
Wolverines holding their own at the Moon Valley Tournament
College Sports
Warhawks win another Division III battle
Tyler Huber caught two of four touchdown passes from Matt Behrendt, and Wisconsin-Whitewater’s defense stymied Gagliardi Trophy-winner Kevin Burke and Mount Union in a 52-14 victory in the Division III…
High School Sports
Bobcats remain cool for a big victory
Ignacio remains red-hot with a win over the 3A defending champion
High School Sports
Pirates flash their power from inside and out
CHSAAnow.com Class 3A No. 2 Pagosa Springs delivered a big one Friday night, defeating the Bobcats 68-36 in Ignacio for the Bobcats’ third consecutive loss. IHS (1-5) only trailed by…
High School Sports
Palisade no peach for the DHS girls basketball team
Palisade beat the DHS girls basketball team 52-35. “They’re very athletic,” said DHS head coach Nancy Smith, whose Demons’ squad has been running a four-guard offense with absences and illnesses…
Professional Sports
Miller’s elaborate puzzle is falling into place
the great American skier is in a good place for the Sochi Olympics
Professional Sports
Bailey: Return, not retire
Champ Bailey hasn’t played much this season, but he isn’t going to pull a Ray Lewis and inspire his team down the stretch and into the playoffs by declaring this…
Professional Sports
Welker will sit the Broncos’ Week 16
For the second consecutive week, Wes Welker will miss a game because of a concussion suffered Dec. 8 against Tennessee. The Broncos’ defense will be without Kayvon Webster and Derek…
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Talbot’s shorty holds up as the winner
Avalanche back Varlamov with a short-handed tally for victory
College Sports
Division II title shot is a David vs. Goliath game
Feel-good Lenoir-Rhyne vs. powerhouse Northwest Mo.
College Sports
Cougars, Rams could get offensive
only thing that should slow this shootout is a snowstorm
High School Sports
Palisade outphysicals Durango in Palisade
knew what was coming but couldn’t break the press
College Sports
Mavericks win a rare rout over the ’Hawks
Colorado Mesa defeats FLC by 26 in Grand Junction
High School Sports
Demons have 2 Warriors left
“It’s a big tournament,” Durango High School wrestling head coach John Gurule said. “It’s the toughest tournament, and that’s what we expected.” Patrick Cunnion and Matthew Lavengood were the last…
Outdoors
Blind veteran takes aim at Paralympic biathlon
Guide Patrick Viljaan, left, helps blind biathlete Steve Baskis get ready for a training session. Baskis is hoping to someday make the U.S. Paralympic biathlon ski team.Kelsey Fowler/Summit Daily News…