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By Chris Freud EDWARDS — Vail Christian volleyball bounced back in fine fashion on Saturday, recovering from a three-set loss on Friday at West Grand to sweep Caprock Academy, 25-19, 25-13, 25-8, at the Wheeler Athletic Center in Edwards.Back-to-back games are a part of life in the 2A Slope, and the young Saints did nice […]

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By Chris Freud EAST VAIL — A team can get a little complacent with nine days between games.Vail Mountain School soccer was most definitely not complacent. The Gore Rangers came roaring out of the gate on Saturday at Bandoni Alumni Field, blitzing Arrupe Jesuit, 7-0.“We came out firing,” VMS coach Pete Petrovski said. “We talked […]

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By Chris Freud GRAND JUNCTION — Got. It. Done.Eagle Valley girls cross-country went into the Tiger Invitational with the goal of winning the meet on Friday, and the team is adding a trophy to its collection after besting the nine-team field.The Devils out-paced Gunnison, 33-80, and bunched its five scorers into the top 20.Joslin Blair […]

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By Chris Freud GRAND JUNCTION — Got. It. Done.Eagle Valley girls cross-country went into the Tiger Invitational with the goal of winning the meet on Friday, and the team is adding a trophy to its collection after besting the nine-team field.The Devils out-paced Gunnison, 33-80, and bunched its five scorers into the top 20.Joslin Blair […]

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By Chris Freud LONGMONT — So to whom did Battle Mountain girls cross-country “lose” on Saturday at the St. Vrain Invitational.The Huskies finished behind Mountain Vista, the defending Colorado 5A state champion, and Rancho Rio. Haven’t heard of Rancho Rio? Well, that’s a 5A-sized school from New Mexico.So third at St. Vrain was pr

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By Chris Freud LONGMONT — So to whom did Battle Mountain girls cross-country “lose” on Saturday at the St. Vrain Invitational?The Huskies finished behind Mountain Vista, the defending Colorado 5A state champion, and Rancho Rio. Haven’t heard of Rancho Rio? Well, that’s a 5A-sized school from New Mexico.So third at St. Vrain was pr

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By Ross Leonhart fall is in the air, and as pumpkin-spice everything fills the stores, soon the hiking trails will be shadowed in the colors of the changing leaves.“This time of year — September and October — are the best times of the year to be hiking,” said Nate Goldberg, director of the Beaver Creek […]

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By scott miller VAIL — A Vail snow sports icon will be honored with the state’s highest form of snow sports recognition on Oct. 1. Aldo Radamus is among this year’s inductees to the Colorado Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame. The celebration will take place in conjunction with the Hall of Fame’s annual Induction […]

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By John LaConte GYPSUM — In 1906, Julius Olsen dug seven miles of ditch from Abrams Creek to the Buckhorn Valley area to provide water for his ranch. It was a remarkable feat at the time, and that ditch is still used today for the Buckhorn Valley neighborhood.Equally remarkable, however, is the fact that the […]

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By Krista Driscoll The slower pace of offseason makes for an ideal time to explore a little more. The Vail Valley has a number of events coming up in September and October, and as all the leaves start to shimmer gold throughout the state, don’t miss out on what some other Colorado destinations have to […]

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