Yuma High School’s baseball team keeps plugging along as the calendar turns to May, hoping to put it all together before the postseason begins later this month. The Indians are 7-8 as they travel to Holyoke on Saturday for two against the Dragons, then host Brush for a single gameContinue Reading
Otis High School’s baseball team made it to the Class 1A District 4 semifinals, this week. The Bulldogs are 9-7 after bowing out of the district tournament. They opened tourney play Tuesday with a 15-2 win over Fleming. However, they lost Friday to Haxtun, 13-1. Merino, which beat Caliche inContinue Reading
Lone Star’s track and field athletes totaled 21 points at the Haxtun Relays, held April 26 in Holyoke. The girls team scored 15 points. Alivia Weathers swept the hurdles, winning the 100s in 16.97 seconds, and the 300s in 49.26 seconds. She also won the triple jump with a distanceContinue Reading
Yuma High School’s track and field teams did not even bother going to Kersey on Saturday for the Platte Valley Meet. After repeatedly competing in high-wind conditions, the Indians stayed home last Saturday and instead competed in the Haxtun Relays held on Holyoke this past Tuesday. The temperature reached theContinue Reading
Yuma High School’s baseball team will be attempting to make a move in Class 2A during some key upcoming games. The Indians host rival Wray on Saturday at 11 a.m. for a single league game, then travel to Wiggins on Tuesday for a LPAA doubleheader. Yuma currently is 5-7 overall,Continue Reading
Yuma High School’s basketball teams have been put in the Class 3A Metro district when its comes to the postseason, beginning with the 2022-23 campaign. YHS still will play in the Lower Platte Activities Association. All the other LPAA schools will be in 2A basketball, including Merino, Haxtun and Caliche,Continue Reading
Lone Star’s girls track and field team scored 22 points at the windswept Wray Dick Evans Invitational, last Thursday. Alivia Weathers placed second in the 100-meter hurdles in 17.25 seconds, and second in the 300 hurdles in 49.66 seconds. Lamya Kuntz cleared 8-foot-7 for third in the pole vault. TheContinue Reading
The Yuma High School track and field teams will look to keep the good times rolling in two meets in the coming days. Yuma’s boys and girls teams both finished second in the team standings at the Weld Central Rebel Round Up, last Friday in Keenesburg. The Indians now areContinue Reading
There is still plenty of baseball left to be played, but the Yuma High School squad needs to find a winning formula soon. The Indians fell to 0-5 overall, 0-4 in the Lower Platte Activities Association this past Tuesday in a bitterly cold and windy doubleheader against Merino, following aContinue Reading
The Yuma High School track and field teams will try to keep the early momentum rolling as they travel to Weld Central on Friday. The teams had a great start to the 2022 season last Saturday in their own Yuma Early Qualifier. Neither team was at full strength, yet theContinue Reading