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PHOTOS: Rivals battle on the gridiron

Glenwood Springs Demons defeat Rifle Bears 34-27

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Chelsea Self
  

The team captains of the Rifle Bears and Glenwood Springs Demons shake hands after the coin toss at the start of Friday night's rivalry game at Rifle High School.
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Glenwood Springs Demon Joaquin Sandoval tackles Rifle Bear Sterling Cook during Friday night’s rivalry game.
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Glenwood Springs Demon quarterback Joaquin Sandoval hands the ball off to Mason Markovich during Friday night’s rivalry game against the Rifle Bears.
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Rifle Bear Jesus Martinez celebrates after a big tackle in the first half of the rivalry game against the Glenwood Springs Demons on Friday night.
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Glenwood Springs Demon quarterback Joaquin Sandoval looks for an open receiver during Friday night’s rivalry game against the Rifle Bears.
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Glenwood Springs Demon quarterback Joaquin Sandoval leaps for the endzone after intercepting the ball during Friday night’s rivalry game against the Rifle Bears.
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Rifle Bears Logan Gross and Sterling Cook celebrate in the endzone after scoring against the Glenwood Springs Demons during Friday night’s rivalry game.
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Two Glenwood Springs Demons and a Rifle Bear battle for possession of the ball during Friday night’s rivalry game at Rifle High School.
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The Glenwood Springs High School student section cheer on the demons during the rivalry game against the Rifle Bears on Friday night.
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The Glenwood Springs Demons celebrate after regaining possession of the ball and defeating the rival Rifle Bears during Friday night’s game.
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Glenwood Springs Demon Joaquin Sandoval runs to celebrate with the student section after defeating the rival Rifle Bears on Friday night.
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