Yuma High School’s volleyball team likely will be traveling a good distance for regional next week. The Outlaws enter the regular season finale Saturday at Northridge in Greeley with a 12-10 record. They entered this week No. 16 in the Class 2A CHSAA Selection & Seeding Index. The top 36Continue Reading

Yuma High School’s cross country season came to an end last Friday at the Class 2A Region 2 Meet at Monument Valley Park in Colorado Springs. The runners all gave it a good shot, but no one qualified. The boys had enough runners to post a team score, but didContinue Reading

The Otis High School football team will have its work cut out in maintaining a top-three seed for the 6-man playoffs. The Bulldogs had last weekend off as Flagler did not field a team this season. They now close out the regular season Friday at Peetz. Otis, 7-1, is No.Continue Reading

Maybe some home cooking, especially during Homecoming Week, will do the trick for the Yuma High School football team. The newly-christened Outlaws host the Burlington Cougars on Friday at 7 p.m. It will be just the second home game of the season to date, and first since the Outlaws beatContinue Reading

Yuma High School’s volleyball team is hoping for a happy Homecoming Week. The newly-christened Outlaws have two matches before the home fans this week. The official homecoming match will be Friday against Burlington, with the varsity match beginning around 5 p.m. The Outlaws also host Byers on Saturday starting atContinue Reading

The Yuma Middle School football team concluded an undefeated season last Saturday with a 24-0 win over Burlington in the league championship game held in Yuma. It is the first time in a very long time that Yuma has won the junior high football championship. Head coach Joe Oss saidContinue Reading

There is a huge 6-man football showdown in Stratton tonight, October 5. Otis, 6-0, travels southeast to Stratton, 6-0, for a 7 p.m. kickoff, in a rare Thursday game. Stratton is ranked No. 1 in the MaxPreps Rankings and No. 1 in the CHSAA Rating Percentage Index. Otis is No.Continue Reading

Yuma High School’s football team is hoping a bye week helps lead to saying good-bye to a two-game losing streak. Yuma has this week off after finishing non-conference play with a 2-2 record. The former Indians have been shutout in their last two games, the latest being a 28-0 lossContinue Reading

Yuma High School’s volleyball team is about to get busy. The former Indians have had a somewhat chill schedule to date, playing only eight matches. However, the match load gets much heavier now. Yuma is at Caliche for a Lower Platte match on Friday, then will play three matches SaturdayContinue Reading