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Spring sports kickoff in Garfield County

A look at the first week of spring sports from Carbondale to Rifle.

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The Glenwood Springs Demon football team take the field during Friday night's season opening game against the Aspen Skiers. The Glenwood Demons defeated the Aspen Skiers 41-14.
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Glenwood Springs Demon Blake Nieslanik gets through the defending Aspen Skiers during Friday night's season opening game at Glenwood Springs High School.
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The referee signals a touchdown for the Glenwood Springs Demons during Friday night's season opening game at Glenwood Springs High School.
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Glenwood Springs Demon Evan Heyl looks for an open receiver during Friday night's season opener game against the Aspen Skiers.
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Rifle starting quarterback Gavin Peterson awaits the snap during a game against Coal Ridge on Friday. Ray K. Erku
Rifle’s Kaden Wolf evades a Coal Ridge defender Friday. The Rifle Bears defeated the Coal Ridge Titans 49-0. Ray K. Erku / Post Independent

 

Rifle’s Katelyn Mentink plays the ball during a home game against Roaring Fork on Saturday. Roaring Fork defeated Rifle 3-1. Ray K. Erku / Post Independent
Roaring Fork’s Lily Nieslanik sets up for a serve against Rifle on Saturday. Ray K. Erku / Post Independent
Rifle volleyball huddles up during a home game against Roaring Fork on Saturday. Ray K. Erku / Post Independent
Rifle’s Emmanuel Marin plays the ball against Eagle Valley on Saturday. The Eagle Valley Devils defeated the Rifle Bears 3-1/ Ray K. Erku / Post Independent
Rifle’s Isaac Tigert goes for the ball against an Eagle Valley defender Saturday. Ray K. Erku / Post Independent
Roaring Fork High School Ram Ross Barlow dribbles the ball past the defending Delta Panther during last Thursday's game. The Panthers defeated the Rams 3-0.
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