Northeast Colorado Ranked Wrestlers - Preseason Rankings

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Ranked Teams

• 2A #9 - Wray
• 2A (Listed as close but not ranked) - Sedgwick County/Fleming
• 3A #1 - Brush
• 3A #7 - Sterling

Ranked Individuals

• 103
• 2A #2 - Tanner Watson, Akron
• 2A #6 - Eric Rojo - Holyoke
• 2A #11 - Luke Muller - Sedgwick County/Fleming
• 3A #2 - Jacob Beltran - Sterling
• 3A #10 - Caleb Cox, Brush
• 113
• 2A #3 - Logan Durham, Burlington
• 2A #9 - Levi Muller - Sedgwick County/Fleming
• 120
• 2A #5 - Reed Palser, Akron
• 2A #8 - Keegan Mann, Sedgwick County/Fleming
• 2A #11 - Spencer Holtorf, Yuma
• 3A #1 - Conrad Cole, Brush
• 3A #13 - Jake Breidenbach, Sterling
• 126
• 2A #8 - Keith Graham, Sedgwick County/Fleming
• 2A #20 - Logan Schaffner, Wray
• 2A #21 - Toby Grinnan, Burlington
• 3A #1 - Colby Duncan, Sterling
• 3A #7 - Macky Sandoval, Brush
• 4A #8 - Trey Smith, Fort Morgan
• 132
• 2A #13 - Jake Rockwell, Wray
• 2A #16 - Dylan Lousberg, Holyoke
• 3A #6 - Corbin Usry, Sterling
• 138
• 2A #3 - Marcelino Baptista, Merino
• 2A #5 - Martin Torres, Burlington
• 2A #8 - David Ruiz, Wray
• 2A #9 - Joseph Tarin, Wray
• 2A #13 - Nicholas Ortner, Holyoke
• 145
• 2A #5 - Nick Duvall, Sedgwick County/Fleming
• 2A #9 - Jaxson Hastings, Merino
• 2A #13 - Tyler Hottinger, Akron
• 3A #9 - Arnoldo Maltos-Garcia, Brush
• 3A #10 - Eric Krier, Sterling
• 152
• 2A #2 - Jake Lueth, Wray
  3A #2 - Joel Contreras, Sterling
• 160
• 2A #5 - Luke Stewart, Holyoke
• 3A #2 - Alec Petterson, Brush
• 4A #2 - Chris Shriver, Fort Morgan
• 170
• 2A #6 - Cade Schulz, Wray
• 2A #11 - Nick Vollmer, Merino
• 2A #12 - Justin Leth, Yuma
• 3A #11 - Elijia Barraza Jr, Brush
• 182
• 2A #4 - Brandon Anderson, Sedgwick County/Fleming
• 2A #10 - Trace Combs, Wray
• 3A #3 - Kyle Rosenbrock, Brush
• 4A #12 - John Hochanadel, Fort Morgan
• 195
• 2A #8 - Matt Ewertz, Wiggins
• 3A #2 - Jose Rodriguez, Brush
• 3A #10 - Patrick Holtzhauser, Sterling
• 220
• 2A #2 - Levi Davis, Sedgwick County/Fleming
• 2A #3 - Jon Satterly, Burlington
• 2A #4 - Trace Elliot, Merino
• 3A # 8 - Tristan Teter, Brush
• 4A #1 - Toby McBride, Fort Morgan
• 285
• 2A #3 - Chase Flynn, Stratton
• 2A #6 - Miguel Huerta, Wray
• 2A #9 - Jordan Thompson, Sedgwick County/Fleming
• 2A #10 - DJ Snelling, Yuma
• 2A #12 - Luis Ledesma, Burlington
• 3A #1 - Joe Carwin, Brush
• 4A #3 - Jesus Ibarra, Fort Morgan

Food Bank of the Rockies Mobile Pantry Program in Yuma July 21

The Food Bank of the Rockies Mobile Pantry Program will be at the Yuma Community Center, 421 E. 2nd Ave in Yuma on Monday, July 21 (and the 3rd Monday of every month) from 9-11am, or until the food is gone. There are no requirements for the mobile pantry program. To receive TEFAP (The Emergency Food Assistance Program) you must be present at the site, show a photo ID, show proof of current address, plus other requirements explained at sign in table. Please bring bags, boxes, or baskets to take food home. For information call Lucie at 970-848-3867 ext. 29

Pioneer Days June 20 and 21 in Yuma

The West Yuma County Chamber of Commerce and The City of Yuma present Pioneer Days Friday, June 20 and Saturday, June 21. On Friday there will be a car show parade starting at 5:30pm, shopping, and at 7pm hear the John Mills Orchestra at Yuma High School for $10. On Saturday there will be swap meet, car show, live music, games, contests, and much much more. For information call 970-848-2704 or visit www.westyumachamber.com

Yuma Child Find March 28

The Yuma Child Find will take place on Friday, March 28 from 8:30am to 3pm at Yuma Little Indians Preschool. This is a free developmental screening including vision, hearing, and speech for 3 to 5 year olds. Please bring your child's immunization records with you to the Child Find. To schedule an appointment call 970-848-4572.

St. Patrick's Day Benefit Auction March 17 in Yuma

The 35th annual St. Patrick's Day benefit auction will be held on Monday, March 17 at The Main Event Bar and Grill in Yuma. Green beer and corned beef are served at 6pm with the auction to begin at 6:30pm. All proceeds go to local groups and organizations. For questions or for more information call 970-597-1444.

Free Sales Seminar Feb 25 in Yuma

***Courtesy of AM 1440 KRDZ and www.krdz.com***

The Northeast - East Central Small Business Development Center will be hosting a free sales seminar on Tuesday, February 25th from 1-3pm at the Yuma Community Center (421 East 2nd Avenue). You will learn how to get past "no-money," "no-budget," or "frozen-budget," objections, how to distinguish between serious prospect and the time wasting "think-it-overs", how to establish ground rules for effective sales meetings, how to make a no-pressure presentation, a sales system that has your prospects asking you to close the sale, and much more. For more information or to register, call 970-352-3661.

A Caring Pregnancy Resource Center Holding Fundraising Banquets in Holyoke and Yuma, Reservations Due Jan 17

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A Caring Pregnancy Resource Center of Northeast Colorado is pleased to announce its 2014 Fundraising Banquets to be held January 25th in Holyoke and January 26th in Yuma. Western music artists and speakers Barry and Victoria Ward are this year's featured entertainment. Individual tickets can be purchased for $25, or table sponsorship of eight costs $200. Those interested in attending need to make reservations by January 17th. The Saturday, January 25th banquet will be held at 5:30 PM at the Phillips County Event Center in Holyoke. Contact Linda Fuesz at 774-7280 with questions. The Sunday, January 26th banquet will be held at 4:30 PM at the First Church of Nazarene in Yuma. Contact Pastor Don and Linda Smith at 630-3211 with questions.

Yuma vs. Akron Wrestling

Yuma wins 52-16. Wrestling started at 106

Varsity

106 - Tanner Watson (Akron) wins by forfeit (Akron leads 6-0)

113 - Reid Palser (Akron) wins 10-2 (Akron leads 10-0)

• 1st period
• Palser takedown (leads 2-0 after 1)
• 2nd period
• Palser takedown, Holtorf escape (neutral start), Palser takedown (Palser leads 6-1)
• 3rd period
• Palser takedown, Holtorf escape, Palser takedown (Palser wins 10-2)

120 - Hayden Holtorf (Yuma) wins by forfeit (Akron leads 10-6)

126 - Bradlee Malone (Yuma) wins 7-5 over Josh Quint (Akron) (Akron leads 10-9)

• 1st period
• Malone takedown (leads 2-0)
• 2nd period
• Malone reversal, Quint escape (Malone leads 4-1)
• 3rd period
• Quint reversal, Quint takedown
• Malone 1 point for Quint locked hands, Malone escape, Malone escape (neutral start) (Malone wins 7-5)

132 - Josh Coleman (Yuma) wins by forfeit (Yuma leads 15-10)

138 - Luke Brown (Yuma) wins 6-0 over Tyler Hottinger (Akron) (Yuma leads 18-10)

• 1st period
• Brown takedown (leads 2-0)
• 2nd period
• Brown takedown (leads 4-0)
• 3rd period
• Brown takedown (wins 6-0)
• All three periods wrestlers started in neutral

145 - Austin Newbury (Yuma) wins by forfeit (Yuma leads 24-10)

152 - Angel Dominguez (Yuma) wins 7-2 over Travis Hill (Akron) (Yuma leads 27-10)

• 1st period
• Hill takedown, Dominguez escape (Hill leads 2-1)
• 2nd period - no scoring
• 3rd period
• Dominguez escape, Dominguez takedown, Dominguez 3 near fall (Dominguez wins 7-2)
• Dominguez caught Hill for the 5 point move, match was as close as score indicates before that

160 - Irvin Hernandez (Yuma) wins by forfeit (Yuma leads 33-10)

170 - Justin Leth (Yuma) wins 10-8 in overtime over Joel Wagner (Akron) (Yuma leads 36-10)

• 1st period
• Leth takedown, Wagner escape (Leth leads 2-1)
• 2nd period
• Leth takedown, 3 near fall, Wagner reversal, 3 near fall (Leth leads 7-6)
• 3rd period
• Wagner takedown, Leth escape (tied 8-8)
• Overtime
• Leth gets takedown for 10-8 OT win

182 - Kaler Ybarra (Yuma) wins 12-2 over Miguel Medeles (Akron) (Yuma leads 40-10)

• 1st period
• Medeles takedown, Ybarra reversal (tied 2-2)
• 2nd period
• Ybarra reversal, 3 near fall (Ybarra leads 7-2)
• 3rd period
• Ybarra reversal, 3 near fall (Ybarra wins 12-2)

195 - Dustin Poss (Akron) wins by forfeit (Yuma leads 40-16)

220 - Luke Korf (Yuma) wins by forfeit (Yuma leads 46-16)

285 - DJ Snellling (Yuma) wins by forfeit (Yuma leads 52-16)

JV Matches - these were announced and told to me as JV, not exhibition

113 - Tanner Watson (Akron) wins 6-2 over Spencer Holtorf (Yuma)

• 1st period
• Watson takedown, Holtorf reversal (tied 2-2)
• 2nd period
• Watson takedown, 2 near fall (Watson leads 6-2)
• 3rd period - no scoring (Watson wins 6-2)

138 - Tyler Hottinger (Akron) wins 7-4 over Josh Coleman (Yuma)

• 1st period
• Coleman takedown, Hottinger reversal, Coleman reversal (Coleman leads 4-2)
• 2nd period
• no scoring (Coleman leads 4-2)
• 3rd period
• Hottinger reversal, 3 near fall (Hottinger wins 7-4)

152 - Simon Gordo (Yuma) wins 11-4 over Trent Hill (Akron)

• 1st period
• Gordo takedown (leads 2-0)
• 2nd period
• Gordo takedown, Hill escape, Gordo 1 for penalty point (pulling at fingers? never got a clear explanation) (Gordo leads 5-1)
• 3rd period
• Gordo takedown, Hill escape, Gordo takedown, Hill escape, Gordo takedown, Hill escape (Gordo wins 11-4)

Connect for Health Colorado Information Session November 13 in Yuma

Rural Communities Resource Center, in partnership with Rural Solutions and West Yuma County Chamber of Commerce, will host an information session about Connect for Health Colorado, Colorado's new health insurance marketplace.  The brown bag lunch meeting will be held November 13 at the Resource Center, 204 S. Main in Yuma.  For more information or to RSVP call Patricia at 848-3867 ext. 22.

Busy Weekend for Northeast Colorado Sports - Media Logic Coverage Schedule

Friday, November 8 - State Volleyball

Times are estimates

9:30am

• Yuma vs. Sangre de Cristo - 100.9 FM KNEC

12:30pm

• Fleming vs. Stratton - 1230 AM KSTC
• Yuma vs. Paonia - 100.9 FM KNEC

2pm

• Caliche vs. Idalia - 1230 AM  KSTC

3:30pm

• Feature match - Otis vs. Rocky Mountain Lutheran - 100.9 KNEC
• Updates - Akron vs. Fowler - 100.9 KNEC
• Sterling vs. Manitou Springs - 1230 AM KSTC

6:30pm

• Akron vs. Swink - 100.9 KNEC
• Sterling vs. Gunnison - 1230 AM KSTC

Saturday, November 9 - State Volleyball and Playoff Football

Times are estimates

8am

• Fleming vs. Eads volleyball - 1230 AM KSTC

11am

• Otis vs. Flagler volleyball - 100.9 KNEC

12:30pm

• Caliche vs. Hi-Plains volleyball - 1230 AM KSTC

1pm

• Yuma @ Limon football - 100.9 KNEC
• Caliche @ Simla football - KAT Country 98.3 FM

More volleyball coverage on 100.9 KNEC and 1230 AM KSTC following the conclusion of pool play on Saturday.  Keep your radio tuned to the respective stations for schedule updates.

Trick-Or-Treat Street in Yuma on Halloween

***Courtesy of AM 1440 KRDZ and www.krdz.com***

The West Yuma County Chamber of Commerce will be doing its annual Trick-Or-Treat Street on Halloween from 3:30 to 5:00. Kiddos are welcome to come to Main Street in Yuma where they have a safe place to get safe candy. At 5:00 there will be a kids costume contest with prizes at Bank of Colorado's parking lot in Yuma.

Shoptoberfest and Farewell to Mustains October 10 in Yuma

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The West Yuma County Chamber of Commerce would like to invite you to participate in Shoptoberfest and Farewell to Mustains sponsored by Murphy-Brown, Shop-all and Yuma Life Care. Meal Vouchers for a free hot-dog meal will be given to participating businesses on October 10th to pass out to their customers. The meal will be served between 4 to 6 in front of Mustains in Ralph and Milli's Presence. The West Yuma County Chamber of Commerce wants to thank Mustains for their many years of service to the Yuma Community and for being an active member of the Chamber for many years. We wish them the best on their retirement.

Craft Show November 16 in Yuma

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The 23rd Annual Christmas Cottage Holiday Craft Show and Bazaar will be held Saturday November 16th, 9:00 am - 2:00 pm at the Yuma Community Center, 421 E. 2nd Ave. For more information call 970-848-0407.

21st Century Equipment Acquires MV Equipment

***Press Release***

BRIDGEPORT, NE – 21^st Century Equipment, a regional John Deere Dealership group headquartered in Bridgeport, NE, has announced the acquisition of MV Equipment, a John Deere Dealership organization with five locations in eastern Colorado.  This acquisition will extend the 21^st Century brand to the Colorado towns of Sterling, Burlington, Yuma, Wray and Holyoke.

“We are very excited to increase our presence on the eastern Colorado plains and strengthen these new locations with our four existing operations in the same area” said Owen Palm, CEO of 21^st Century Equipment.   “At 21^st Century Equipment, we are focused on reducing our customer’s risk, improving their profitability and increasing their competitive advantage in this rapidly changing agricultural environment.  Our goal is simply to make farming easier.”

Palm acknowledged the success of MV Equipment.  “We intend to build on the track record of MV Equipment for providing outstanding customer service.   They have very talented people in their organization,” he said.  “This is a strong organization, which is why we were interested in this acquisition.”

According to Palm, 21^st Century Equipment will further strengthen the new dealerships with the establishment of a local store management structure.  This structure provides strong community involvement and empowers local decision-making as shown at other locations in the 21^st Century Equipment organization.  “We are dedicated to staying on the leading edge of precision agriculture technology and data management,” Palm added.  “Our Integrated Solutions Team is known for innovation and introducing industry-leading production technology.   We fully intend to deploy these resources to these new locations to the benefit of our new customers.”

21^st Century Equipment also maintains an aggressive recruitment and training program designed to continually grow and train its service technicians, parts professionals and sales staff.  “We have a strong commitment to the John Deere Ag Tech program at participating Community Colleges and offer tuition assistance.  Also, we have an active college internship program….both are designed to recruit and return young people back into the local communities we serve,” Palm said.

From the smallest lawn mower to the largest tractor, we are here to serve you.  In addition to the new Colorado locations, 21^st Century Equipment has John Deere dealerships in Akron, Cheyenne Wells, Flagler and Fort Morgan, Colorado; and in Alliance, Bridgeport, Gordon, Imperial, Ogallala and Sidney, Nebraska.   For more information, visit 21stCenturyEquipment.com.

Oilseed Clinic October 10 in Yuma

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Come explore and share information in the oilseed industry at the Oilseed Clinic, Cropping and Processing on Colorado's eastern plains. This clinic will be held Thursday October 10, 2013 at 1:00 PM at the Yuma Ambulance Barn, 302 East 2nd Avenue. Sponsored by Yuma County Economic Development and Three Rivers Alliance.

Old Thresher Days September 6-8 in Yuma

The 33rd anniversary of Old Thresher Days will be September 6-8 in Yuma. All activities are free, and include live entertainment, a tractor pull, an antiques show, a petting zoo for the kids, and more!  Located near the Yuma County Fairgrounds in the northwest corner of Yuma.  For more details and information, visit yumaoldthreshers.org, find them on Facebook at "Old Threshers Group", or call 970-597-1444.

Beth Moore Simulcast hosted by First Southern Baptist Church in Yuma September 14

***Press Release***

Yuma, CO– August 25, 2013 – LifeWay Christian Resources is slated to bring well-known Bible teacher and best-selling author Beth Moore to  First Southern Baptist Church via simulcast on September 14, 2013. First Southern Baptist Church is serving as a host location for the Yuma and Eastern Plains area.   

   

Living Proof Live, sponsored by Nashville-based publishing company LifeWay Christian Resources, will feature Moore’s dynamic storytelling and passionate Bible teaching.

“Beth’s teaching is some of the most profound I’ve ever heard,” Kim Trobee, associate pastor to women at New Life Church in Colorado, said. “Her knowledge of the Word and her passionate delivery never fail to get right to the heart of the matter.”

The event, which is now in its 15^th year, both challenges and encourages women to grow deeply in their faith. Join 250,000 women around the world for this live, global, Internet streaming event. The simulcast gives your church a front-row seat to one-of-a-kind Bible teaching and life-changing worship. 

“I have served in women’s ministry for over 20 years now, and there is just no other event like Living Proof Live,” women’s ministry leader Missy Kintzel said. “It is one event our women do not want to miss.”

Moore has authored dozens of published Bible studies, books, and devotionals specifically for women for nearly two decades. Her latest LifeWay-published release, James: Mercy Triumphs, is a Bible study that equips women to put their faith in action. Moore’s organization, Living Proof Ministries, is based out of Houston.     

Dove-award winning musical artist Travis Cottrell, who also serves as worship pastor of Englewood Baptist Church in Jackson, Tenn., is slated to lead worship for the event.

Living Proof Live starts Saturday, September 14 at 9:15am with in-house announcements and ends at 4:15pm, doors will open at 8am. Tickets are $15 before September 1 and $20 after September 1 and at the door covering one full day of music and worship; sessions led by Beth Moore; continental breakfast, lunch and snacks; and opportunities for fellowship with other women from Yuma and the Eastern Plains. Women may purchase tickets by contacting First Southern Baptist Church at 970.848.5656. 

EVENT DETAILS

WHAT Living Proof Live Simulcast with Beth Moore

WHEN Saturday, September 14^th, 2013

Doors open at 8am, Event Starts at 9:15am and ends at 4:15pm

REGISTRATION 

$15 before September 1

$20 after Sept 1 and at the door

Ticket includes Continental Breakfast, Lunch and Snacks

Call First Southern Baptist Church, Yuma at 970.848.5656 

About LifeWay Women’s Events and LifeWay Christian Resources 

LifeWay Women’s Events is a trusted source for biblical events and training. Each year, more than 100,000 women participate in the events held throughout the country. LifeWay Christian Resources, established in 1891 in Nashville, is one of the world’s largest providers of Christian products and services, including Bibles, church literature, books, music, audio and video recordings, church supplies and Internet services through LifeWay.com. The company owns and operates 160 LifeWay Christian Stores across the nation, as well as two of the largest Christian conference centers in the country. The company is a nonprofit organization that reinvests income above operating expenses in mission work and other ministries around the world. For additional information, visit www.lifeway.com.

About Beth Moore 

Beth Moore is a speaker and author of best-selling books and Bible studies that are read by women of all ages, races and denominations. Moore is a woman of purpose, preparation, prayer and passion. She is the founder of Living Proof Ministries and speaks to thousands of women who attend her Living Proof Live conferences each year. Her mission is to lead women everywhere into a richer, more fulfilling relationship with the Father through biblical literacy—guiding believers to love and live God’s Word. Moore loves the Lord, loves to laugh, and loves to be with His people. For more information, visit lifeway.com/livingproof.

About Travis Cottrell

Travis Cottrell is a contemporary Christian singer, arranger and worship leader. He uses a blended style of worship in leading churches, student conferences and events such as Living Proof Live with Beth Moore. Recent musical projects include Jesus Saves: Live, which recently was nominated for a Dove Award; the 3:16 Worship Musical; The Lamb Has Overcome for Living Proof Live; and the live worship project Alive Forever. He and his wife Angela, who often ministers with him, are also songwriters. 

2nd Annual Ride for Autism June 29 at Yuma Fairgrounds

The 2nd Annual Ride for Autism will be Saturday, June 29 at the Yuma Fairgrounds.  Open arena with fun events starting at 10am with a champions rodeo at 3pm.  There will also be a barbecue starting at 5pm, and a live autcion starting at 5:45pm.  All proceeds will benefit local special needs children and the Autism Society.  For more information contact Larry at 970-630-1968 or 970-466-1721.

Womens Leadership Day Rescheduled for April 20th in Yuma

Are you a young woman getting ready to graduate from High School and not sure what you’re going to do? Or maybe you’re a little bit older and have a home business that you want to take to the next level, who do you talk to? What kind of information do you need to get there?

No matter what your age you can join other women just like you at the Yuma High School Auditorium on April 20th starting at 10 oclock for a full day of speakers and breakout sessions that lets you talk with current women business owners and learn how they got their business going, get information on business financing from local companies, talk with the junior colleges.

The event is free to all women and lunch will be served. This is the first of its kind for our Northeast area and we’re hoping to make it an annual event.

Thanks to Bank of Colorado, Daylight donuts of Yuma, Yuma District Hospital, Trinadad Benham Bean Company, the Colorado Cattlewomens Assoc., Pro Health of Wray and the business women who are volunteering for the day.

So give yourself a treat, come join us for the day and see what we can help you with.

Pre-registrations are appreciated call Robin Vincent at 970-630-1981 or Darlene Carpio at 970-848-2704.

Women's Leadership Day in Yuma March 23

An exciting day of comradery is set for March 23^rd at the Yuma High School auditorium where women of high school age and up will gather to share in a fun yet seriously lighthearted day of speakers, skits and laughs about growing up and dealing with changes in life and career.

This is the first inspiring leadership day designed to enlighten teens and women on planning a successful future.  Participants will take part in a break out session  after lunch that will give them the opportunity to speak to several women business owners and women who have worked in business’s to help them discover their personal talents and strengths, and focus them on building the dreams of their future.

The day is planned by Morgan Community College, North Eastern Junior College, the Yuma Chamber of Commerce and other business women of the area.

The program includes over 40 businesses from the towns of Akron, Otis, Yuma and Wray.  Lunch is being sponsored by Bank of Colorado, Trinadad Benham Bean Co., Daylight Donuts of Yuma and Yuma District Hospital.

The event is free to all women due to the generosity of the High School and sponsors.  

For pre-registration or information on this exciting day call Robin Vincent @ 970-630-1981, Darlene Carpio @ 970-848-2704