Running the 4(00), the 8(00), plus a 4x8 relay leg, freshman Lana Kenworthy could have represented Telluride High School well enough at the CHSAA State Track & Field Championships by herself. But she wasn’t alone.
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In all likelihood, they didn’t call down the thunder.
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Usually found amongst the lead group at the end of a cross-country race each of the past two fall seasons, Mancos sophomore Teagan Archer had to know that, especially on her home track, she’d likely be the target of all pursuit in the 2A/1A San Juan Basin League Track & Field Championshi…
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Trailing 7-3 at halftime but able to close to 9-6 by the end of the third quarter, Telluride’s boys then got six goals during the final frame to stun non-league Aspen by a final score of 12-11 Monday, April 24, in neutral-site lacrosse action at Canyon View Park in Grand Junction.
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Host city of the 2023 U16 National Alpine Championships, Wenatchee, Wash., was certainly far from home.
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Though recent efforts made to plow off and uncover Judy Long Memorial Field had at last paid off, allowing Telluride girls’ soccer to finally host a regular-season match, head coach Ramon Rodriguez knew his squad — facing its first opponent since before Spring Break — probably wouldn’t perfo…
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Regrouping confidently after a close 1-0 loss at Delta March 28, Telluride’s girls returned to the soccer pitch fewer than 24 hours later and got back on the winning track by blanking Montezuma-Cortez 3-0.
The Telluride tradition of alpine skiing is alive and well, thank you. Eva Henschel and Regan Chandler qualified to be a part of the U-16 prestigious National Alpine Team after a week-long competition this past month in Winter Park at the Rocky/Central Junior, where they had qualified to com…
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In a sport requiring constant contribution on both the offensive and defensive ends of the playing surface, Telluride boys’ basketball had several individuals able to do just that during the 2022-23 season, and two were recently named First Team All-San Juan Basin League (SJBL) for their efforts.
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Usually found amongst the lead group at the end of a cross-country race each of the past two fall seasons, Mancos sophomore Teagan Archer had to know that, especially on her home track, she’d likely be the target of all pursuit in the 2A/1A San Juan Basin League Track & Field Championshi…
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Trailing 7-3 at halftime but able to close to 9-6 by the end of the third quarter, Telluride’s boys then got six goals during the final frame to stun non-league Aspen by a final score of 12-11 Monday, April 24, in neutral-site lacrosse action at Canyon View Park in Grand Junction.
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Host city of the 2023 U16 National Alpine Championships, Wenatchee, Wash., was certainly far from home.
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Though recent efforts made to plow off and uncover Judy Long Memorial Field had at last paid off, allowing Telluride girls’ soccer to finally host a regular-season match, head coach Ramon Rodriguez knew his squad — facing its first opponent since before Spring Break — probably wouldn’t perfo…
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Regrouping confidently after a close 1-0 loss at Delta March 28, Telluride’s girls returned to the soccer pitch fewer than 24 hours later and got back on the winning track by blanking Montezuma-Cortez 3-0.
The Telluride tradition of alpine skiing is alive and well, thank you. Eva Henschel and Regan Chandler qualified to be a part of the U-16 prestigious National Alpine Team after a week-long competition this past month in Winter Park at the Rocky/Central Junior, where they had qualified to com…
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In a sport requiring constant contribution on both the offensive and defensive ends of the playing surface, Telluride boys’ basketball had several individuals able to do just that during the 2022-23 season, and two were recently named First Team All-San Juan Basin League (SJBL) for their efforts.
Start marking those calendars, soccer fans; the April 26 rematch between Telluride and Crested Butte will be must-watch, even if it means making a long drive into Gunnison County.
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Telluride’s progression-filled 2022-23 girls’ basketball season wasn’t about statistics.
Beginning the lengthy process of molding a CHSAA Class 2A State Championships qualifier, and most preferably a few, Telluride Track & Field began its 2023 season competing at the Delta Invitational Saturday, March 18, with the girls placing seventh overall and the boys 11th.
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During its inaugural season last year, the Telluride Racquet Club got its feet on the ground and began building momentum. This year the goal is to focus and improve to become a full-service racquet club. In a creative effort to add variety to racquet offerings at The Peaks Resort and Spa, th…
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Come snow or shine, the fifth annual Tellurando will kick off before dawn on Saturday, where 50 racers will tackle one of the two impressive courses: climbing, skinning, bootpacking up and ripping down Telluride’s ski slopes.
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It’s been said in sports that at the end of a season, good teams never rebuild, but only reload.
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Burning their brand of basketball deep into the Telluride boys’ collective mind Friday night Plateau Valley’s Cowboys dropped the visitors into a 17-point hole during the first half of their 2A-Region V rumble and gave them little chance to climb out in prevailing 59-28.
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Pit against Mancos in the Class 2A-District 3 Tournament championship Saturday afternoon, Feb. 25, a difficult first half put Telluride’s boys in a hole from which they ultimately couldn’t extract themselves.
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Wanting, as any coach would, to salute his seniors as time began running out in their final high-school game, Telluride’s Chris Murray began substituting out his three 12th-graders late in the 2A-District 3 Tournament’s first girls’ semifinal Friday afternoon, February 24.
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In 2017, local Nordic skiing enthusiasts Deanna Drew and the late Ivar Eidsmo combined forces to launch a youth Nordic program in Telluride. Telluride Nordic Association (TNA) promised to provide seed money to the program for the first three years, while the Telluride Ski and Snowboard Club …
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Really, the postseason couldn’t be commencing at a finer time for Telluride Boys’ Basketball.
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