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3 weeks ago | 
durangoherald.com | Bryce Kelly |Jerry McBride
Softball, women’s lacrosse competed on the road Fort Lewis College sophomore Zachary Gaumont continues to rewrite the Skyhawks’ track and field record books. Gaumont established new outdoor track and field school records in the 100-meter and 200 events at the Chuck Hearing Invitational on Friday in Pueblo. Gaumont won the men’s 100 in 10.42 seconds and finished second in the men’s 200 in 21.41. He previously broke the school record in the 60 and 200 during the indoor track and field season.
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3 weeks ago | 
durangoherald.com | Bryce Kelly |Jerry McBride
Three different Demons scored in 3-0 win on Saturday afternoon On Saturday afternoon, the Durango girls soccer team did not look like a winless squad that had given up 13 goals in its first three games. The Demons never let Montrose look comfortable anywhere on the field and cruised to a 3-0 win. Durango controlled possession with some good passing and movement off the ball. The Demons’ defense played well together and shut down some skilled Montrose forwards.
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3 weeks ago | 
durangoherald.com | Bryce Kelly |Jerry McBride
Skyhawks women’s basketball expected to return eight rotation players Fort Lewis College women’s basketball head coach Lauren Zuniga’s first season leading the program didn’t go very well. But there’s hope for year two for Zuniga and the program. Zuniga entered her first season as the Skyhawks’ head coach with goals of earning a spot in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference tournament and finishing with a winning record.
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4 weeks ago | 
durangoherald.com | Bryce Kelly |Jerry McBride
Softball swept Adams State on Saturday, Sunday Early season struggles have led to losing streaks for Fort Lewis College’s softball and women’s lacrosse teams. The softball team broke its losing streak over the weekend while the women’s lacrosse team extended its losing streak. Softball snapped a 13-game losing streak by sweeping a four-game series at Adams State on Saturday and Sunday. FLC improved to 6-22 overall and 5-18 in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference after the four wins.
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4 weeks ago | 
durangoherald.com | Bryce Kelly |Jerry McBride
Five Demons scored on Tuesday evening The Durango girls lacrosse team’s home opener couldn’t have gone much better. It was a perfect spring day and the Demons nearly played a perfect game in their dominant 15-2 victory over Montrose on Tuesday evening Montrose had no answer for Durango’s speed and shooting. The Red Hawks struggled to maintain possession, whether it was outlet passes from their goalie or passes between midfielders.
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1 month ago | 
durangoherald.com | Bryce Kelly |Jerry McBride
Fort Lewis College didn’t excel in any key statistical categories The Fort Lewis College women’s basketball didn’t make the postseason after a poor season in head coach Lauren Zuniga’s first year. Therefore, it’s no surprise the Skyhawks didn’t rank very well in key statistical categories in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. FLC went 6-22 overall and finished last in the RMAC at 3-17 in conference play. Its season ended on March 1 and now all RMAC women’s teams have completed their seasons.
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1 month ago | 
durangoherald.com | Bryce Kelly |Jerry McBride
FLC loses home opener on Friday afternoon The Fort Lewis College women’s lacrosse team had a beautiful spring day to get a win in its home opener. However, the University of Colorado Colorado Springs had other plans as the Mountain Lions dominated and cruised to an 18-3 victory on Friday. UCCS dominated possession by turning over the Skyhawks and dominating the draw control.
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1 month ago | 
durangoherald.com | Bryce Kelly |Jerry McBride
FLC excelled in scoring, turnover margin The Division I men’s basketball tournament is underway but the Division II men’s basketball tournament has been going on for weeks. All Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference teams have been eliminated, so it’s a good time to look at where the Fort Lewis College men’s basketball team finished in key team stats in the conference. These statistics are from RMAC teams’ entire season.
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1 month ago | 
durangoherald.com | Bryce Kelly |Jerry McBride
Biko Johnson, Chuol Deng, AJ Riggs were key contributors to FLC’s success In the modern era of college basketball, the transfer portal affects every team at every level with players having immediate eligibility at new schools. Fort Lewis College men’s basketball team is no exception. The Skyhawks have three players enter the transfer portal so far. Biko Johnson, Chuol Deng and AJ Riggs are all exploring their options in the transfer portal, FLC head coach Jordan Mast confirmed.
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1 month ago | 
durangoherald.com | Bryce Kelly |Jerry McBride
Men’s team had more players in top 10 than women The calendar has turned to March and that means NCAA tournament games will be happening soon. Unfortunately for Skyhawks fans, neither basketball team made it to the NCAA tournament. Therefore, it’s a good time to look at what Fort Lewis College basketball players finished in the top 10 in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference in individual stats now that the conference tournaments are over.
