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Finale sweet for Tigers: Hayden blows out West Grand to end season on a high note; By Joel Reichenberger; October 25, 2008; Hayden senior Coy Letlow was just trying to spread the wealth. But offensive lineman Braylin Wertenberger wasn't ready for the unexpected handoff during the Tigers' rout Friday night.
Tigers must get defensive: Stopping running back is Hayden’s key to rejoining league race; By Joel Reichenberger; October 10, 2008; Hayden football coach Shawn Baumgartner knows stopping Hotchkiss running back Ethan Coe is the key for the Tigers tonight in a pivotal Western Slope League game in Hotchkiss.
Tigers want to match pace with speedy Bears: Letlow has put up big numbers on gridiron in previous games against Dolores; By Joel Reichenberger; September 20, 2008; It’s not the size of the Dolores football players that has Hayden coach Shawn Baumgartner sweating, just a week after his team’s biggest victory of the young season. It’s the speed.
Hayden holds off Roaring Fork: By Joel Reichenberger; September 6, 2008; Take away a pair of Coy Letlow runs and it might have been an interesting night in Hayden on Friday as the Tigers played their football home opener.
Trapp secures running series championship: By Joel Reichenberger; September 1, 2008; Well, what exactly did people expect him to do for a celebration? Todd Trapp won Sunday’s 10K at 10,000 feet Steamboat Springs Running Series race and, in turn, locked down the men’s season-long running series points competition.
Trapp wins half marathon: By Joel Reichenberger; July 7, 2008; There was a moment of confusion Sunday morning immediately after the conclusion of the Mountain Madness half marathon, a 13-mile race that launched dozens of competitors out of Steamboat Springs for a race along the Yampa River.
Salazar takes state shot put title: Hayden junior wins championship with season-best throw; By Joel Reichenberger; May 23, 2008; There was nothing unique about the sound of Holli Salazar’s six throws Saturday at the Class 2A state track meet at Dutch Clark Stadium in Pueblo.

Recent photos

Moffat County’s Natasha Romney, left, and Alisha Camp try to block a swing from Steamboat’s Kacey Bull on Thursday in Steamboat. The Sailors won the rivalry matchup, defeating Moffat County in three games.

Hayden senior Logan Foster closes in on Roaring Forks’ running back Soren Phibbs as fellow senior Coy Letlow clings to his ankles and a slew of Tigers flock to help. Hayden had no trouble scoring points in the game, but it was that the team’s defense shined in the first half, helping Hayden to a 34-13 win.

Kimberly Rossi, left, tries to keep her lamb in line during the senior showmanship competition Thursday at the Routt County Fair in Hayden.

Cowboys keep guard Sunday morning as a herd of cattle was led down Lincoln Avenue as a part of Steamboat's Cowboy Round Up Days. Spectators lined the street and cheered as the herd was led east along the street.