Rich Allen is a Sports Editor for the Aspen Daily News, specializing in local sports coverage in Aspen, Colorado. With a focus on hockey, rugby, and other local sports events, Rich provides in-depth analysis, game highlights, and updates on the sports scene in the Aspen area.
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It took 85 minutes, but the Roaring Fork Rams punched their ticket to the second round of the 3A boys soccer state tournament.
Aspen senior Chile Smart strikes a pose after scoring his second touchdown of the first half at Basalt on Friday. The Skiers were tied with Basalt 14-14 at the half
Basalt senior William Daniel holds the Battle of the Pan trophy in the team postgame huddle. The Longhorns have won each of the three games since the game's inception, and
Aspen gave Basalt a tougher shot than any of the other eight teams they beat en route to a 9-0 regular season. But in the end, the Longhorns are turning the page to the playoffs while the Skiers head home for the season.
Aspen senior Lindsay Waldeck, left, is stormed by teammates after recording the game-winning kill in her last home game on Saturday against Moffat County.
Garfield County commissioner races were neck-and-neck, according to Tuesday’s early returns.
As Aspen resident Tom Hayles nears 50 years of cycling experience, he’s collected plenty of hardware and some life lessons, with more goals on the horizon.
Basalt junior Will Tarallo looks for a seam on a rush. Tarallo scored twice.
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