Bobby Fernandez
High school Sports Reporter at Greeley Tribune
High school sports reporter for the Greeley Tribune — https://t.co/SskzZBwvUG @gtribsports @GreeleyTribune. [email protected] (970) 392-4478
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2 weeks ago |
greeleytribune.com | Bobby Fernandez
Eboselulu Omofoma certainly knows how to finish a race. She also knows how to overcome a hurdle or two — literally and metaphorically. And even though her area of specialty involves short-burst sprints down the track, Omofoma proved she also has the patience and perseverance to go the distance. That’s exactly what Omofoma has done recently, as she qualified for the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships in the very last meet of her regular season.
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2 weeks ago |
greeleytribune.com | Bobby Fernandez
Hod Soto and John W. Haefeli have been called to the Big Leagues up above. During the past couple weeks, Greeley lost two of its most caring and influential mentors of young athletes and young students. Greeley and Weld County couldn’t ask for two better people than Haefeli and Soto to represent this local community and the folks that live here, as they join the team up above. On Thursday, May 22, Soto died at 59 years of age after a year-long battle with liver cancer and liver disease.
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2 weeks ago |
greeleytribune.com | Bobby Fernandez
Coal Ridge’s and University’s pitchers, hitters and defenses perhaps couldn’t have been any better tested than they were Saturday at Butch Butler Field in Greeley. What was likely put to the biggest test, though, was the Titans’ and Bulldogs’ wills. Ultimately, it was Coal Ridge’s will to do something it had never done before that got the narrow edge over University’s will to avoid doing something it has done far too many times in recent years.
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3 weeks ago |
greeleytribune.com | Bobby Fernandez
With the way University baseball coach Casey Miller characterized his team’s emotions after its disappointing loss to Coal Ridge this past Saturday, the Bulldogs likely would have jumped at the chance to play another game right away. University may just get that chance — to play two critical games in immediate succession — on Saturday.
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3 weeks ago |
greeleytribune.com | Bobby Fernandez
CHSAANow.com and MaxPreps released girls soccer all-state teams Thursday, and local programs are well represented. Windsor senior goalkeeper Leah Bacon earned Class 4A first-team honors after recording 71 saves and a 0.347 goals-against average for the Wizards this spring. Windsor (16-4) was the state runner-up, losing an overtime shootout to Evergreen in the title game May 20 at Weidner Field in Colorado Springs. The teams were derived from nominations and votes by programs’ head coaches.
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Class 3A state baseball finals: Coal Ridge tops University 3-2 to secure first state title in program history. #copreps #weldpreps
Class 3A state baseball finals: Coal Ridge leaves a pair of runners on base in the top of the 7th. The Titans lead 3-2 heading into the bottom of the 7th. It's now or never for University. #copreps #weldpreps
Class 3A state baseball finals: A Gage Viken bloop RBI single trims University's deficit to 3-2 through six innings. #copreps #weldpreps