Sports

Slow Start Stymies Thunderbolts at Salida

“We didn’t come out well enough at the start of the game,” Rye High School football Head Coach Connor Pigg summarized the 39-22 loss to Salida last Friday night on the road. “Compounding our slow start,” continued Pigg, “was a bad injury to Codah Graber.
RHS Senior Golfers (L-R) Andrew Potter, Jay Graham, Mason Ford, Anthony Hutcheson Courtesy Photo

RHS Senior Golfers (L-R) Andrew Potter, Jay Graham, Mason Ford, Anthony Hutcheson Courtesy Photo

Nearly One Hundred Golfers Battle it out at Hollydot

Ninety-five golfers descended on Hollydot Golf Course on September 1 for the Rye High School Invitational Golf Tournament. Monte Vista walked away with the team title while the local talent from Rye came in 8th out of the 21 teams in attendance.

RHS Volleyball Team Downs Swallows in Three Sets

The Rye High School volleyball team moved into the #4 slot in the 2A state rankings this week as they rolled over Swallows Charter Academy 25-17; 25-16; and 25-14 in straight sets on the road. Senior Jaklyn Newitt had three service aces and 16 assists in the victory.
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Maroney Captures Third in Rocky Ford Invitational

David Maroney finished in third place in the 50th Annual Rocky Ford Invitational Cross Country Meet on September 1. Maroney captured the bronze, the first medal of the season, with a season best time of 17:12.10 in the 5000-meter event. Cole Krug of Lamar won the event in a time of 16:45.
Friday, September 1, the Rye Thunderbolts won their opening game. Photo by Deb Straub

Friday, September 1, the Rye Thunderbolts won their opening game. Photo by Deb Straub

Hurne Rolls for Three Touchdowns,

Dylan Hurne scored three rushing touchdowns and quarterback Nolan Schauer threw for one as the Rye High School Thunderbolts won their opening game of the season on the road over Manitou Springs 27-12. Hurne packed the pigskin 34 times and rolled for 231 yards in the victory.
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Domer Shoots for Ten to Lead Thunderbolt Morale

Sara Domer was a cheerleader and very involved in Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) while she was a student at Pueblo West. Now, the mom of three girls who attend Greenhorn Valley schools, is the Head Coach for the Rye High School cheerleading squad.
The Rye HIgh School Golf team at the Pueblo County Invitational (L-R) Kade Kenney, Jay Graham, Branson Burbidge and Jackson Graham. Courtesy Photo

The Rye HIgh School Golf team at the Pueblo County Invitational (L-R) Kade Kenney, Jay Graham, Branson Burbidge and Jackson Graham. Courtesy Photo

Golf Team Enjoys Best Tournament as Season End Gets Closer

The Rye High School Golf team competed on their own Hollydot Golf Course in the Pueblo County Invitational on August 25. Pueblo West came out on top of the 15-team tournament rain shortened tournament, ending the day at +19. Rye placed 7th with +47.
Mason Ford Courtesy Photo

Mason Ford Courtesy Photo

Golf Team Plays Back-to-Back Tournaments Last Week

The Rye High School boys’ golf team played back-to-back tournaments on Thursday and Friday of last week. On Thursday, they participated in the Canon City Invitational at the Four Mile Golf Course. Pueblo West won the team trophy in the 22-school event with a score of 227.