Ryan Sederquist
Play-by-Play Commentator at infront.sport
Sports Reporter at Vail Daily
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2 days ago |
vaildaily.com | Ryan Sederquist
Eight Eagle County cyclists took on Kansas’ legendary Flint Hills at Unbound Gravel last Saturday. Dubbed “The World’s Premier Gravel Grinder,” the event attracts around 5,000 riders annually with its options of 100, 200 and 350 miles. The 200-mile flagship race is part of the Lifetime Grand Prix, an off-road cycling series featuring 50 top professionals fighting for a $380,000 prize purse over the course of six stops.
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3 days ago |
vaildaily.com | Ryan Sederquist
This weekend in the Vail Valley: Comedy with Louis C.K., improv with Vail Theatre Company, a crawfish boil, river races, clothing swaps and more Louis C.K. at Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater Louis C.K. has a long list of comedic accolades to his name, including being a six-time Emmy award-winner and three-time Grammy award-winner. He will take the stage at...
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3 days ago |
vaildaily.com | Ryan Sederquist
The summer after his freshman year, Charlie Vidal spent a lot of time practicing at the Battle Mountain lacrosse wall. So much in fact, that Husky coaches got a little suspicious. “I started getting calls,” Vail Mountain coach Stephen Michel said. “They thought he might be spying on them.”Vidal biked from his Edwards house to the high school before the rivals’ practices began and left long after they were over. “It really became like a sanctuary for me,” he said.
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3 days ago |
vaildaily.com | Ryan Sederquist
The Vail Rugby Club flashed its attacking ability and capitalized on timely turnovers en route to a dominant season-opening win last Saturday at Ford Park. Vail defeated a combined Queen City RFC and Western Slope Misfits squad 125-0. “Great start to the summer season and an impressive scoreline,” stated Vail head coach Joe Lippert.
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6 days ago |
vaildaily.com | Ryan Sederquist
For the third-straight year, the Eagle Ranch Classic belonged to a pair of Bear National Team riders. Eagle Valley High School alumnus Landen Stovall and Vail’s Bayli McSpadden claimed the respective men’s and women’s pro titles at the Vail Recreation District’s town series season opener on Wednesday night. Stovall completed the 12.6-mile course in 44 minutes, 50 seconds while McSpadden came home in 52:29.
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