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The La Vuelta winner will be welcomed back to his hometown with a good old-fashioned American jubilee on October 19

The CSU Pueblo ThunderWolves, who have been in a rough spot the past few games, took to the road for a get-right game against the Fort Lewis Skyhawks on Saturday. The ThunderWolves easily defeated their conference opponents 85-7, resulting in their fifth straight victory over the Skyhawks and history being made for the third straight year.   ...

Get an inside look at the preparations as FLC Skyhawks gear up to host CSU Pueblo this weekend. Hear from Assistant Coach Jordan Bible, the Skyhawks' Recruiting Coordinator and Special Teams expert, on the importance of details in their strategy.

Visit Durango is bringing back Spoketober for its second consecutive year of celebrating Durango’s tight-knit and passionate cycling community. The month-long calendar of events highlights the dedication and sweat equity its residents have committed to making Durango one of the top cycling destinations in the nation, featuring over 300 miles of singletrack trails and being home to numerous Olympians. The community cycling event will take place throughout Durango and La Plata County, Colo. for the entire month of October 2023.

Asa Vermette is only 16 and already beating World Cup winners.

Durango didn't need Sepp Kuss' Vuelta a España win to earn its stamp on the map as a cycling hotbed, but it certainly gave everyone in the southwestern Colorado town another hero to look up to. Name an American cycling national or world champion, or an Olympian, and it's likely that he or she has ties to Durango (here are a few: Ned Overend, Ruthie Matthes, Todd Wells, Christopher Blevins). The first sanctioned UCI Mountain Bike World Championships was held in Durango in 1990, and since then talent has sprung up like scrub oak beneath the juniper trees.

Pumped up for post-match pointers, pasta and pillow talk at an overnight lock-in held at head coach Lorrie Mahoney’s home following a thorough rout Friday night, Sept. 22, of visiting Crested Butte, Telluride’s varsity volleyball players arose Saturday morning seeking to sew up a sweep of their three Homecoming Week 2023 matches.

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - 29 Year old cyclist from Durango wins a Grand Tour race title in Spain. Sepp Kuss, an American professional cyclist from Durango, Colorado, rides for Team Jumbo-Visma and the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) World Team. Kuss won the Spanish Vuelta this past week, Sept. 17th,...

The town of Durango is ecstatic. Its hometown hero, Sepp Kuss, finally got his shot and made it count, winning the Vuelta a España ahead of his team leaders, Jonas Vingegaard and Primož Roglič.

Durango, CO: The city and Durango School District 9-R are hosting various Safe Routes to School events for local students on Wednesdays in the coming weeks before the chilly weather sets in. Wednesday, Sept. 27: Durango Police Department, Durango DEVO, and Grey Matters are partnering up for a bike rodeo...

Coming off a bye week, expectations were high for the young squad. Despite returning talent making its mark, the Mavericks struggled on both sides of the ball. With Christian Hiner having an excellent Homecoming game, eyes were turned on him in this important matchup. While the junior hoped to match last game’s achievements, Hiner (’25), much like a lot of the team, simply struggled. He scored once on a QB keeper, but threw two interceptions.

ALAMOSA – For the second straight game, the Alamosa High School volleyball team went up against Intermountain League rival Bayfield. Last Saturday in Bayfield, the Lady Mean Moose had to go five sets to defeat the Lady Wolverines. On Thursday at home, Alamosa won in three straight sets but it still was not easy.

After playing out of conference opponent Wayne State, Tuesday, the Chadron State College volleyball team will resume RMAC play when they host Western Colorado and Fort Lewis this weekend. Friday’s match begins at 6 p.m., while first serve Saturday is at 4 p.m. CSC enters the weekend with a...

The CSC volleyball team will fight to stay above .500 on the season this weekend against Western Colorado, of Gunnison, and Fort Lewis, of Durango, Colorado, after two tough matches against NCAA Division II top ten teams. The embattled Eagles despite winning in five sets against Colorado School of Mines,...

The Durango Fall Classic champion will have earned the trophy and could very well rise to the No. 1 spot in the country. Top-ranked Mira Costa (Manhattan Beach, Calif.), No. 2 Cornerstone Christian (San Antonio), No. 5 Cathedral Catholic (San Diego), No. 6 Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.), No. 9 Assumption (Louisville, Ky.), No. 11 Prestonwood Christian (Plano, Texas), No. 14 Sierra Canyon (Chatsworth, Calif.) and No. 19 Archbishop Mitty (San Jose, Calif.) all hope to come out on top.