Rams-Tigers girls set for clash on basketball court

Friday, January 28, 2011

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2010-11 Tigers girls basketball schedule

Dec. 2 to 4 Meeker Tournament:
Dec. 2: Hayden 46, Little Snake River 36
Dec. 3: Hayden 68, Rangely 56
Dec. 4: Hayden 59, Palisade 33
Dec. 11: Hayden 72, Vail Christian 39
Dec. 14: Olathe 40, Hayden 31
Dec. 17: Hayden 73, North Park 28
Jan. 4: Hayden 62, Basalt 43
Jan. 7: Hayden 52, Meeker 35
Jan. 11: Little Snake River 57, Hayden 28
Jan. 14: Hayden 64, West Grand 15
Jan. 15: Hayden 64, North Park 19
Jan. 22: Hayden 57, Vail Christian 34
Jan. 28: Hayden 60, Soroco 46
Jan. 29: Hayden 48, Rangely 39
Feb. 4: Hayden 80, Plateau Valley 28
Feb. 5: Paonia 63, Hayden 48
Feb. 11: Hayden 76, Soroco 41
Feb. 12: Hayden 50, West Grand 37
Feb 17: Little Snake River 50, Hayden 42

2010-11 Rams girls basketball schedule

Dec. 2: Soroco 51, North Park 29
Dec. 6: Soroco 56, Steamboat JV 25
Dec. 7: Soroco 50, Moffat County JV 47
Dec. 18: Gilpin County 35, Soroco 34
Jan. 14: Rangely 55, Soroco 43*
Jan. 15: Soroco 62, Vail Christian 33
Jan. 21: Soroco 73, Plateau Valley 31
Jan. 22: Soroco 58, West Grand 24
Jan. 28: Hayden 60, Soroco 46
Jan. 29: Paonia 58, Soroco 38
Feb. 4: Soroco 49, North Park 26
Feb. 5:

Feb. 8: Soroco 51, Vail Christian 26
Feb. 11: Hayden 76, Soroco 41
Feb. 12: Soroco 61, Meeker 45
Feb. 18: 4 p.m. vs. Vail Mountain (JV only)
Feb. 19: Soroco 51, Battle Mountain 39
Feb. 22: District Tournament
Feb. 25 and 26: District Tournament
March 4 and 5: Regional Tournament
March 10 to 12: State Tournament in Pueblo

Steamboat Springs — The Hayden-Soroco high school girls basketball rivalry as it has existed on the hardwood hasn’t been much of a rivalry in recent years, the Tigers plowing through the Rams with some of the best teams the school has fielded in decades.

The Rams hope to change that momentum tonight, however, and they’ll have to do it against another strong Hayden team. The Rams and Tigers meet at 6 p.m. today at Soroco High School.

“The gym should be packed,” Soroco coach David Bruner said. “Hayden’s got a good team, and we’re going to see where we’re at.”

For both teams, the contest is the start of a tough weekend of games.

Soroco plays defending state champion Paonia on Saturday. After facing off against Soroco, the Tigers, No. 7 in the latest The Denver Post poll, will travel Saturday to play No. 8 Rangely.

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