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Ignacio’s Laci Brunson (441) and Harmony Reynolds (446) ran in tandem for most of the Cheyenne Mountain Stampede Friday afternoon, Sept. 3, in Colorado Springs. Both had played varsity-level volleyball against Montezuma-Cortez inside IHS Gymnasium just the night before.

Fri Sep 10th, 2021

Lady ’Cats a strong sixth at Stampede

Ignacio's Lexy Young (8) gets down for a dig Thursday night, Sept. 2, versus 3A Montezuma-Cortez inside IHS Gymnasium.

Fri Sep 10th, 2021

Down a peg: Volleycats suffer first loss

Ignacio's Autumn Sage (23) prepares to blast a free kick back into play, and out of the Lady Bobcats' defensive end during June 1 action versus Del Norte. The Lady Bobcats prevailed 7-1 in their second-to-last match of the 2021 season.

Fri Jun 18th, 2021

Lady ’Cats log last-week home win

After initially sliding past the bag on a successful steal attempt, Ignacio’s Lawrence Toledo (20) just gets underneath the tag of Olathe’s Bryson Inda (11) while stretching back to second base during the first game of a June 12 road doubleheader at the Pirates’ Hubbard Field.

Fri Jun 18th, 2021

Bobcats sign off splitting pair with Pirates

Ignacio head coach Chris Valdez, back right, appreciates the sight of his upbeat starting five – the Bobcats’ usual lineup this season – prior to tipoff Monday evening, March 15, in Limon. From left: senior Brady McCaw (1), junior Gabe Tucson (3), senior Joe Garcia (23), senior Bryce Finn (33) and senior Dylan Labarthe (12).

Fri Mar 26th, 2021

Badgers bounce Bobcats from contention

Ignacio’s Joe Garcia, left, and Dylan McCaw battle Telluride’s Chris Betz (34) for a rebound inside IHS Gymnasium during SJBL action Saturday, Feb. 20.

Fri Feb 26th, 2021

IHS boys flog Farmers, blast Miners

Ignacio’s Kyle Rima refuses to relinquish the leg of Durango’s Miguel Stubbs during the 2021 Riverside Rumble – hosted this season by IHS – on Thursday, Feb. 18. Rima would push the 220-pound action into a second period, but Stubbs would work for a pin 35 ticks in.

Fri Feb 26th, 2021

Wrestlers work through ‘expanded’ Rumble

Ignacio’s Avaleena Nanaeto fights Sanford’s Riley Canty (20) for a loose ball during season-opening road action Sat., Jan. 30. Ranked No. 7 in the preseason CHSAANow.com Class 2A poll going in, the injury-wracked Lady ’Cats fell 51-41 to then-No. 3 SHS.

Fri Feb 12th, 2021

Post play pushes Lady ’Cats to first win

Ignacio’s Jawadin Corona (11) leaps ahead of non-league Sanford’s Ethan Larsen for a breakaway layup during the Bobcats’ Jan. 30 season-opener away. Ranked No. 8 in the preseason CHSAANow.com poll going in, IHS fell 53-48 to then-No. 5 SHS – their would-have-been opponent in the COVID-terminated 2020 Class 2A State Championships’ consolation semifinals.

Fri Feb 12th, 2021

IHS boys see-saw through Classic

Fri Feb 12th, 2021

CHSAA shifts winter State sites south

Ignacio’s Joe Garcia (front row, fifth from right) listens to post-game exhortations following Team Laulima’s 24-0 triumph over Team Lokahi at the 20201 Hawaii Tiki Bowl – played Jan. 7 inside Orlando, Florida’s Camping World Stadium, a relocation necessitated by COVID-19 precautions.

Fri Jan 15th, 2021

Ignacio senior RB flings TD in Florida

Ignacio’s Jace Carmenoros (63) brings Centauri quarterback McKay Russell down a split-second late on a first-half pass attempt during 1A Southern Peaks Conference road action Friday afternoon, Oct. 30, at Falcon Field.

Fri Nov 6th, 2020

Birds of Prey: Falcons humble hyped ’Cats

Ignacio’s Vanessa Gonzales (515) prepares to attack the last straightaway closing out the Mancos-hosted Chicken Creek Challenge’s girls’ varsity race, Oct. 3 north of town. She placed 18th in 25:58.

Fri Oct 9th, 2020

Challenge Met: Harriers survive Chicken Creek

IHS Field will see gridiron action in 2020 after all. The Colorado High School Activities Association Board of Directors convened Wednesday night, Sept. 16, to discuss athletic variances approved by the COVID-19 Response Team from the Office of Gov. Jared Polis, and by a 12-3 vote, traditional CHSAA-sanctioned fall sports of football, field hockey, and sideline spirit were approved to proceed – if teams are able to do so safely under guidelines set by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. According to an Association press release from Assistant Commissioner Bert Borgmann’s office, schools will continue to have the option to play those sports in Spring ’21 (or Season C; Fall ’20 also goes by Season A) as previously upheld by the Board, if they elect not to in the fall. He noted that though the seasons would be treated equitably, schools may not play in both – allowing for schools and districts to make the determination locally. Requested variances for CHSAA’s remaining fall sports – including Girls’ Volleyball – still remain under consideration by the Response Team.

Fri Oct 9th, 2020

Bobcats to face difficult gridiron grind

Fri Oct 9th, 2020

IHS: Football gameday procedures

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