Craig Daily Press / Dave Shively

<p>Dave Shively writes feature content for the <cite>Pilot & Today's</cite> special sections, including At Home in Steamboat Springs Magazine, Explore Steamboat, Yampa Valley Real Estate and Colorado Hunter. Dave has worked for the <cite>Pilot & Today</cite> since April 2006 and covered sports and the outdoors for the newspaper through February 2008. Dave has a bachelor of arts degree in history from Colorado College. He has worked for Paddler Magazine and the <cite>Craig Daily Press</cite>. Dave is from Denver. He enjoys skiing, lacrosse and kayaking.</ep> <p>Call Dave at 970-879-7762</ep>

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Local sled dog racer among sport’s elite with 200-mile win: By Dave Shively; January 17, 2008; For four years, Tom Thurston has had the 2008 Seeley Lake 200 circled. This year, at this 200-mile race, was when Thurston was going to have his adult, 12-dog team primed to compete for a win.
Attackin’ Akron puts end to Hayden’s historic playoff run: By Dave Shively; November 18, 2007; The No. 1-ranked, defending state champion Akron Rams rolled over Hayden 55-6 on Saturday, ending a historic season for the Tigers. It was the first time Hayden reached the state semifinals in football.
Hayden prepares for clash with No. 1 Akron: By Dave Shively; November 16, 2007; Hayden football coach Shawn Baumgartner could spend some time reflecting on how far the Tigers have come since he first took the program’s reins. But four years later, Baumgartner is only looking forward.
First-round challenge for Hayden: ‘Second season’ hopes go through tough Sanford team; By Dave Shively; November 2, 2007; The Hayden High School football team has proved that it can win when it must win.
Bulldogs get stuck at red light: Steamboat gains advantage after MCHS penalties; By Dave Shively; September 26, 2007; Moffat County had plenty of momentum but was short on the breaks.
Steamboat Springs Triathlon returns: By Dave Shively; August 24, 2007; Barry Siff and his event management company, 5430 Sports, hosts seven triathlons a year, including some of the biggest in the state, which often draw more than 1,000 participants.
Grand County brothers go the distance for glory: By Dave Shively; July 23, 2007; Matt and Chance Harms have no problem making the haul down U.S. Highway 40 from Hot Sulphur Springs to Hayden. The brothers load up their families and their pair of modified open-wheel racers into a custom 52-foot semitrailer rig for a taste of summer time speed. After the 95-mile drive, Matt Harms is eager to fulfill his racing fix by tearing up the fastest laps he can on the 1/4-mile dirt track at the Hayden Speedway, two miles south of town.
Nelson’s finish highlights state performance: By Dave Shively; May 18, 2007; When Sam Weelï¿½—dreyer made his first trip to the Class 4A State Track and Field Championships as a sophomore, he was surprised by all the unexpected bodies flying by.
Against the wind: Bulldogs hold Sailors for 60, but can’t grab win; By Dave Shively; April 10, 2007; Frigid winds blasting across Moffat County leveled the playing field for what the girls on the Steamboat Springs soccer team thought would be a blowout in their favor.
Sailors settle the score: With regional pride and district berths on the line, Steamboat defeats MCHS in four; By Dave Shively; October 17, 2006; After Moffat County snapped Steamboat’s 16-year winning streak in Craig on Sept. 26, Sailors coach Wendy Hall wrote down Tuesday’s date in her team’s locker room as a reminder for her girls to fix in their minds.

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Hayden coach Shawn Baumgartner congratulated the Tigers after their upset win, Saturday in Byers, but reminded them they could not be satisfied, now looking down the gauntlet at a Saturday semifinal with No. 1-ranked Akron.

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