Tom Skulski

1 week ago | steamboatpilot.com | Tom Skulski

The Rocky Mountain Pickleball Championship Series is making its way through the mountains with a stop in Steamboat Springs for the Mountain Town Classic. Hosted by Pickleball Hall of Fame inductee Kyle Yates, the three-day tournament runs July 25-27 at the Steamboat Tennis and Pickleball Complex. “The MTC isn’t just a tournament, it’s a showcase for how much pickleball has grown in Colorado,” said Yates, in a news release.

1 week ago | steamboatpilot.com | Tom Skulski

Steamboat Springs moguls skier Anabel Ayad is among the first group to join the Moguls National Development Group. Introduced by U.S. Ski and Snowboard, the group was created to help further develop the sport’s next generation and grow the pipeline of moguls skiers at the national scale. The Moguls National Development Group is made up of the best developmental moguls athletes in the country.

2 weeks ago | steamboatpilot.com | Tom Skulski

Scrums, tries and line-outs return to Whistler Park for Steamboat Springs Rugby’s home opener at 1 p.m. Saturday against Aspen. Aspen has been one of the top teams in the league for a few years now but Steamboat’s Rob Schwarz feels confident this is the year Aspen could be dethroned. “I’d say this is the strongest team we’ve had in several years,” Schwarz said of his hometown team. Steamboat had its first test of the season last weekend, traveling to Grand Junction for a friendly match.

2 weeks ago | steamboatpilot.com | Tom Skulski

This is the fourth part of a series covering the Steamboat Soccer Club’s U18 boys journey to the Far West Presidents Cup Regional Championship in Boise, Idaho. Well over a month of anticipation has finally led to Boise week for the Steamboat Soccer Club U18 boys team, which will compete in the Far West Presidents Cup Regional Championship in Idaho this weekend.

2 weeks ago | steamboatpilot.com | Tom Skulski

Emerald Mountain’s newest downhill biking trail is one step closer to earning its official name. A city survey collected 1,831 votes last month, showing favor to “Highway to Hell” as the name of the trail. It was approved unanimously by the Parks and Recreation Commission during a Wednesday meeting. The four names were chosen by Routt County Riders board and staff as well as city staff. Names were selected to reflect the trail character and geography or to complement other Emerald trail names.