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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Question of the week
The Moffat County High School football team played its season-opening scrimmage Friday night. The team won three games last year and opens its 10-game season Aug. 29 at Berthoud. How many games do you predict MCHS will win this season?
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