April 2008
Photos for April 28, 2008
Amanda Brewer, left, a Moffat County High School freshman, kicks at the ball Saturday in a matchup against visiting Eagle Valley. The Bulldogs dropped their 12th game of the season, 3-0, to the Devils.
Moffat County High School’s Ben Williams leads off of first base Saturday against visiting Battle Mountain. Williams pitched a perfect game — facing the minimum 15 batters — in a mercy-rule-shortened 16-0 home-opening victory for the Bulldogs.
Travis Linsacum has his hand raised in victory Saturday after defeating Jason Brenton in a third-round TKO. Linsacum defeated Chris Scott by first-round TKO to win the welterweight title in the evening’s final bout.
Cody Frederickson hits Barney LeBlanc with a flurry of punches Saturday night in the “Rampage in the Cage” cage-fighting event at the Moffat County Ice Arena. Frederickson won the bout by split decision, earning the light heavyweight title.
Assistant instructor Melissa George helps students in the Senior Computer Basics class at CNCC. The class, new this year, will be offered again this summer.
Students dance during prom Saturday in the Moffat County High School gymnasium.
Jesse Craig struts onto stage Saturday at the Grand March before prom.
Dustin Carlson, left, gives Kathrine Cork pointers on her bowling game Sunday morning at the After Prom Party at Thunder Rolls Bowling Center. Parents of the high school juniors sponsored the event, which started at midnight.
Clare Sorrentino, left, and Colton Conrad, center, wait in line before the Grand March.
Chandrea Lopez, left, and Sarah Jenkins laugh Saturday during prom.
Spencer Wayman, from left, Dani Kawcak, Jesse Breslin and Danette Crofts pose for photos Saturday night after the Grand March. Breslin and Crofts were crowned king and queen.
Students line up to register before prom at Moffat County High School.
Brandon Bingham, left, and Desirae Pearcey pose for a photo Saturday during the Grand March before prom in the Moffat County High School auditorium.
Courtney Teeter dances with friend Darren Cullen Jr. on Saturday night at the Moffat County High School prom.
Todd Hagenbuch, a Democrat running for Colorado House District 57, speaks to the crowd Saturday at the Moffat County Democrats fundraiser at the American Legion. Hagenbuch spoke about the need for affordable health care coverage and his commitment to supporting farmers and ranchers. Hagenbuch is a fourth-generation Routt County rancher.
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