Craig Daily Press

Chayton Owens goes up for a shot against Eagle Valley on Friday. Owens scored 27 points in the Bulldogs' regular season-ending 76-61 victory. The Moffat County High School girls basketball team’s playoff seeding was up in the air Sunday, as the Bulldogs finished tied for first-place in the Western Slope League with Glenwood Springs. After a coin-toss, Moffat County is the No. 2 seed in the Lou Piel Region earning a bye in Wednesday’s playoff opener. The Bulldogs will host the winner of Berthoud vs. Niwot on Saturday. The boys clinched the fourth-spot in the Western Slope League after Friday’s win against Eagle Valley but had to wait for a committee decision on its playoff fate. Moffat County was awarded the No. 9 seed in the Bill Weimer Region. Moffat County travels Tuesday to face No. 8 seed Greeley Central in first-round action, with the winner to travel Friday to face No. 1 seed Cherokee Trail.

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Moffat County freshman wrestler Charlie Griffiths pumps his fist after his Saturday morning victory against Domingo Abraham. Griffiths finished sixth in the 125-pound division Saturday at the state championships in Denver as the only freshman in his bracket.

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Senior MCHS wrestler Cory Vigil takes down Thomas Jefferson’s Matt Francis on Saturday in the Pepsi Center. Vigil was eliminated by Francis after suffering a 3-0 defeat.

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MCHS freshman Dallas Daniels unsnaps his headgear after his 13-3 loss to Jared Wikre. Daniels was one of two Bulldog wrestlers eliminated after two matches wrestled.

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From left to right, Michael, Lisa, Grant and Abigale Wade begin their snowshoe trek around the trail Saturday located at the Yampa River State Park.

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Aimee Haskins suits up 1-year-old Justin Haskins for his foray onto the ice while Katie Haskins, 8, takes off Saturday at the Third Annual Moonlight Ski, Skate and Open House at the Yampa River State Park. This was the second year the family came out to the event that offered ice-skating, a course for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and refreshments.

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Janet Pearcey, Northwest Colorado Dental Coalition director, stands in the lobby of the Dental Coalition in Craig. Pearcey, who began her career in dentistry in 1987, took over as director last year.

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