Jerry McBride

Durango

Photo and Video Editor at Durango Herald

Photo/video editor at The Durango Herald

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DHS track and field dominates Phil Wertman Invitational

1 week ago | durangoherald.com | AJ Bonanno |Jerry McBride

Demons teams win meet against Southwestern League competition On Friday, Durango High School’s varsity track and field athletes dominated the Phil Wertman Invitational in Grand Junction, earning 22 podium finishes while competing against nearly all of their rivals in the Southwestern League. “I’m really proud of all our assistant coaches and the job they’re doing with all their individual areas,” said Durango assistant head coach Steve Thyfault.
Durango Herald wins 46 awards in Top of the Rockies contest

1 week ago | durangoherald.com | Jerry McBride

Newspaper collects more prizes than any other publication in four-state region The Durango Herald earned 46 newspaper awards last week at the Top of the Rockies journalism contest – more than any other publication in a four-state region – for its news reporting, photography, opinion commentary, page design and public service reporting.
Play ball: Demons in action at home

2 weeks ago | durangoherald.com | Jerry McBride

Durango High School baseball wins over Montezuma-Cortez on Tuesday
Photo: Learning to judge

2 weeks ago | durangoherald.com | Jerry McBride

Children participate in Rumble in the Rockies Livestock Judging Contest Kaydence Hanhardt, 13, of Durango, with the La Plata-Montezuma Livestock Judging Team, presents her rational for how she judged a hog. She explains her reasoning to judges Connor Christensen, with the West Texas A&M University Livestock Judging Team, and Brandee Simmons, a parent of one of the participants, during the Rumble In The Rockies Livestock Judging Contest on Friday at the Tucson Ranch near Hesperus.
Photos: Durango High School boys lacrosse

2 weeks ago | durangoherald.com | Jerry McBride

DHS lost to Grand Junction High School 10-4 on Friday afternoon Austin Blake of Durango High School plays defense against Grand Junction High School on Friday at DHS. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald) Jerry McBride Owen Muraro of Durango High School cradles toward the Grand Junction High School goal on Friday at DHS. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald) Jerry McBride Durango High School goalie Alex Gnehm is ready for a Grand Junction High School shot on goal on Friday at DHS.
DHS track and field relay teams return from Grand Junction in state-qualifying position

3 weeks ago | durangoherald.com | AJ Bonanno |Jerry McBride

All eight Demon relays are in position to qualify for state On Saturday, Durango High School’s varsity track and field athletes traveled to Grand Junction for the Mickey Dunn Invitational. All eight relay teams (four boys teams, four girls teams) ran times that have them in the top 18 in the Colorado High School Activities Association’s 4A division, qualifying them for the state meet. Six out of the eight DHS relay teams finished first or second in Grand Junction.
FLC roundup: Gaumont sets more records for Skyhawks track

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.
Photo: Durango voters weigh in on City Council, half-cent sales tax

3 weeks ago | durangoherald.com | Jerry McBride

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Demons girls soccer beats Montrose at home for first win

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.
Zuniga reflects on first season, optimistic about next year

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.