The Otis High School volleyball team qualified for the Class 1A State Tournament, this week at the Denver Coliseum. Unfortunately, the Bulldogs were knocked out by Friday morning, losing to Simla on Thursday, then losing in the elimination bracket to Dove Creek, Friday morning. (1A State Volleyball) Otis was theContinue Reading
It is a whole new season now, and the Yuma Football Team gets to open the 2022 Class 1A playoffs at home, the first time in nine years. The YFT lost its last three games of the regular season, including 28-0 at top-ranked Limon last Friday. Still, Yuma went 6-3Continue Reading
It is a whole new season now, and the Yuma Football Team gets to open the 2022 Class 1A playoffs at home, the first time in nine years. The YFT lost its last three games of the regular season, including 28-0 at top-ranked Limon last Friday. Still, Yuma went 6-3Continue Reading
It is back to Rye again for the Yuma Volleyball Team. Yuma, 11-12, is the 25th seed in the 36-team Class 2A regional field. The former Indians are headed to 12th-seed Rye for Region 12, which also includes 13th-seed North Fork. It will be Saturday, the same time when theContinue Reading
The Otis High School football team is ready to make a run in the Class A-6 man playoffs. The Bulldogs enter the postseason as the fifth seed in the 16-team playoff field. They will host 12th-seed Sierra Grande at 1 p.m. Saturday with a shot at advancing to the quarterfinals.Continue Reading
The Otis High School volleyball team is headed to regional. The Bulldogs are the 10th seed in the 24-team regional field, heading to Simla on Friday for Region 7 with the host school Cubs and 18th-seed Prairie. They are 17-5, and went 5-0 to win the YWKC League title. TheyContinue Reading
Now the Otis High School football team has some time to prepare for the postseason. The Bulldogs concluded the regular season last Friday with a 75-28 win over Walsh in a non-league game played at a neutral location. They are 7-2 overall, and went 3-2 in A-6 League 2. NextContinue Reading
The Yuma Football Team still is in line for a great seeding in the Class 1A playoffs, despite last Friday’s Harvest Cup loss at rival Wray. However, Yuma definitely needs to get more offensive. “We have to do a better job of being patient,” head coach Kelly Seward said. “NotContinue Reading
The Yuma Football Team still is in line for a great seeding in the Class 1A playoffs, despite last Friday’s Harvest Cup loss at rival Wray. However, Yuma definitely needs to get more offensive. “We have to do a better job of being patient,” head coach Kelly Seward said. “NotContinue Reading
Yuma’s volleyball team is looking to close out the regular season with a little momentum heading toward the postseason. Yuma hosts Holyoke on Friday before closing out the regular season next week with non-league matches against Resurrection Christian and Northridge. Yuma also played at Sedgwick County, No. 2 in theContinue Reading