Craig Daily Press / Ben Bulkeley

Ben Bulkeley graduated from the University of New Hampshire in May, 2008. Before coming to the Craig Daily Press, Ben interned at the Portsmouth Herald, in Portsmouth, NH, and worked at the Eagle Times, in Claremont, NH.

Recent stories

Todd Trapp guiding MCHS cross-country teams to state meet: By Ben Bulkeley; November 7, 2009; For Moffat County High School cross-country coach Todd Trapp, running has been life. When it came time for him to graduate from Augustana College in Sioux Falls, S.D., he wasn’t prepared to leave one of his passions in the dust.
Bulldogs football take out Panthers: MCHS wins, 57-20, against Montezuma-Cortez; By Ben Bulkeley; November 7, 2009; If it was the last game for Moffat County High School varsity football, the Bulldogs made the most of it. Playing against Montezuma-Cortez High School, the Bulldogs won, 57-20, to finish the regular season with a 6-4 mark.
CMS splits against West Grand: Bulldogs win 1, lose 1 against Colts; By Ben Bulkeley; November 6, 2009; Craig Middle School was able to split a Thursday hoops doubleheader against West Grand Middle School at CMS.
’Dogs hope to tame Panthers: MCHS varsity football plays Montezuma-Cortez tonight; By Ben Bulkeley; November 6, 2009; With the season ticking down to the final minute, the Moffat County High School boys varsity football team will need a few breaks to reach the playoffs.
Bad Dogs put up a fight against tough competition in Denver: By Ben Bulkeley; November 5, 2009; In the first national meet of the year, the Bad Dogs Youth Wrestling team was able to hang in with tough competition. Coach Rodney Klimper said the Oct. 31 Monster Match in Denver brought out some of the best wrestlers Moffat County’s young grapplers would see in the early season.
Local golfers finish 26th at national tournament: By Ben Bulkeley; November 5, 2009; Although a local team didn’t return with the prestigious McGladrey golf championship, team member Brett Etzler said the experience was one he would never forget.
MCHS boys cross-country hopes to replicate regional success at state meet: By Ben Bulkeley; November 4, 2009; Sometimes, too much snow is a good thing. With the Colorado state cross-country championships postponed from Oct. 31 to Saturday, the Moffat County High School boys varsity cross-country team used the extra week to get healthy.
MCHS girls varsity cross-country team hopes to shine at state meet: By Ben Bulkeley; November 3, 2009; With an extra week to prepare for the state meet, both the boys and girls cross-country teams have been able to recover from injuries and squeeze in another week of practice.
Moffat County High School volleyball comes back against Battle Mountain: By Ben Bulkeley; November 2, 2009; With her team’s season hanging in the balance during the Colorado 4A District 7 volleyball tournament Saturday in Gypsum, senior Lindsey Yoast said her team decided to play tough. Although the team would fall to Rock Canyon High School and fail to qualify for the district championships, the battle with Battle Mountain High School would be the highlight of the day.
Glenwood Springs football beats MCHS, 31-0: By Ben Bulkeley; October 31, 2009; In a night when the temperatures failed to register above freezing, the Glenwood Springs High School Demons were able to stay hot by beating the Bulldogs, 31-0.

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The Moffat County High School boys varsity cross-country team hopes to run to victory Saturday in Fort Collins. The team is, back row, from left, Jimmy Howe, Rene Molina, Kye Adams, Corey Wojtkiewicz, and Matt Hulstine; front row, from left, is Jarred Blevins, Alex McCoy, Chris Zirkle and Alfredo Lebron.

The Moffat County High School girls cross-country team will try to continue its success from the regular season when it races at the state cross-country meet Saturday in Fort Collins. The team is from left, Rose Howe, Kelly Ciesco, Eryn Leonard, Maddy Jourgensen, Nike Cleverly, Sassy Murray, Bailey Hellander and Jaycee McCoy.

Moffat County High School's Annie Sadvar tips a ball over the net during the first set of the team's match-up against Battle Mountain. The team beat the Huskies, 3-2, but would later fall to Rock Springs.

Kelly Edington, left, and Tasha Romney celebrate after the Moffat County High School girls varsity volleyball team defeated Battle Mountain High School in the second round of the Colorado 4-A District 7 Volleyball Tournament on Saturday in Gypsum. The Bulldogs fell behind the Huskies two games to none, only to roar back and win the match.

Coltin Nielson, 14, passes during Craig Middle School eighth-grade basketball practice Tuesday night. The Bulldogs were scheduled to play Tuesday against Hayden, however, the game was postponed until Friday. The team will face Steamboat Springs Middle School at 4:30 p.m. Thursday at CMS.

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