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In addition to running a picture of their victorious Limon Badgers receiving the first-place trophy, the Nov. 28, 1968, Limon Leader also ran this picture (taken by then-publisher Ronald Cooley) on page nine as part of its extensive coverage.

Thu Dec 20th, 2018

IHS, Limon combined for 112 points in 1968 Class ‘A’ finale still highest-scoring 50 years later

Ignacio’s Dustin Sanchez (20; he’d started the season wearing No. 52) takes a handoff during action at IHS Field versus Dolores in 2018. Sanchez was named First Team All-Conference.

Thu Dec 20th, 2018

SoPeaks honors four football ’Cats

The Bayfield 5th grade Wolverines declare their first place status after defeating the Aztec Tigers, 19-6 in the Youth American Football League (YAFL) Super Bowl, Saturday, Nov. 3 in Bloomfield N.M. Southern Ute tribal members Tavian Box (99) and Andre Thompson (35) join their teammates with the championship trophy after the game.

Fri Nov 9th, 2018

YAFL teams win Super Bowls

Aven Bourriague is pitched the football and takes off running trying to dodge the other team.

Fri Oct 26th, 2018

Soccer and football fun

Ignacio Football head coach ‘Ponch’ Garcia discusses matters with an official prior to the Bobcats’ home game versus Center earlier this season. He regretted to inform the media that IHS’ Oct. 19 win over Dolores will be the team’s last game; Ignacio will be forfeiting the scheduled Oct. 26 season finale to Centauri.

Fri Oct 26th, 2018

’Cats choose to forego season finale

Ignacio senior Mike Archuleta (58) leads the Bobcats in a pre-game prayer prior to beginning 1A Southern Peaks Conference work Friday, Oct. 5, versus Center at IHS Field.

Thu Oct 11th, 2018

‘Oh no!’ in OT: ’Cats fall 12-6 to Center FG misses overshadow bounce-back effort

Thu Sep 27th, 2018

Durango Youth Football

Thu Sep 13th, 2018

Skyhawks overpower depleted Bobcats, 42-6

The Durango Demons youth football team (third grade) take the field after running through the shoot and tearing through the “Go, Fight, Win Durango Demons” banner. The youth football season has officially begun with action across the nation. The third grade Demons defeated the Aztec Tigers 18-0, Saturday, Aug. 25 at Miller Middle School in Durango, Colo.

Fri Aug 31st, 2018

Youth gridders kickoff season

Thu Aug 30th, 2018

Bobcats break out, shut out Lake County

Fri Aug 17th, 2018

Bobcat Football alive, well, and at full-go

Fri Aug 3rd, 2018

Bobcat Gridders getting five home games

Ignacio senior Trace Lovelace (11) barks signals before taking the snap from senior Natoni Cundiff (72) against Ellicott at IHS Field. Both Bobcats were named First Team All-Southern Peaks for 2017, with Cundiff also earning Defensive Player-of-the-Year and Lovelace Offensive Player-of-the-Year in the Bobcats’ own team recognitions.

Fri Dec 22nd, 2017

Cundiff heads All-SPC Football picks

The final game for the Durango Demons third grade youth football team ends with the customary congratulations from against the Farmington Herd, Saturday, Oct. 28 in Aztec, NM. The Demons ended their season with a 5-2 record. Congratulations on a great season Demons! Check the YAFL website at www.fourcornersyafl.com for complete standings.

Thu Nov 9th, 2017

Demons face defeat in semi’s

The Bayfield Wolverines, playing in the fourth grade division against the Aztec Apes for the championship, Saturday, Nov. 4. Bayfield Wolverines’ Tavian Box (99) carries the ball in action against the Apes. Bayfield defeated the Farmington Panthers to advance to the Superbowl, however ended up losing to the Aztec Apes, 20-27.

Thu Nov 9th, 2017

Wolverines lose in YAFL Superbowl