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Taking advantage of a pause in play Tuesday, Sept. 21, with Dolores in town, Ignacio senior Alexis Pontine, right, apparently gauges junior Grace Gonzales' temperature inside IHS Gymnasium using homestyle means. Actual methodology, ironically, soon raised COVID-19 concerns and led to cancellation of the Volleycats' scheduled trip (Ignacio wasn't the only team doing so, either) to the challenging 9/25 Simla Invitational, leaving the team without action until their Oct. 2 venture to Creede.

Fri Oct 8th, 2021

IHS adding late-season make-up match

Fri Jan 29th, 2021

Ignacio wrestlers’ schedule tri-heavy

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

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

Other than cheer on the Ignacio boys on Day 2 of 2A-Region I Tournament action at Adams State University in Alamosa, there wasn't much else for seniors Ellie Seibel (left), Chrystianne Valdez, Miriam Fernandez-Lopez (right) and the rest of the prematurely-eliminated Lady Bobcats to do but begin waiting for next season.

Fri Mar 18th, 2016

Girls stopped at Alamosa regional

Fri Oct 30th, 2015

Vikes drop Cats another notch

Thu Oct 3rd, 2013

No. 8 Monte Vista motors through Ignacio

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