Luke Graham covers sports for the Pilot & Today. He has worked for the paper since July 2006.
Luke has a Bachelor of Science in journalism from the University of Colorado. He has worked at the Craig Daily Press, the Boulder Daily Camera and the Longmont Daily Times-Call.
Luke is from Leadville. He enjoys golf, fishing and reading.
Recent Stories
Soroco girls basketball falls short against Meeker
Meeker did just enough Saturday in Oak Creek, withstanding a blistering Soroco start to pull out a 44-43 win.
Meeker routs Soroco boys basketball, 70-43
For those unable to witness just how good the Meeker boys basketball team is, let Soroco boys coach Sam McLeod explain.
Delta rolls past Steamboat girls basketball, 54-32
The Steamboat Springs High School girls basketball team lost to Delta, 54-32, on Saturday.
Steamboat boys hoops falls late in Delta, 61-44
The Steamboat Springs High School boys basketball team played well for three quarters Saturday in Delta before falling, 61-44, to the Western Slope League-leading Panthers.
Steamboat Alpine skiers finish 2nd in Aspen
The Steamboat Springs High School Alpine boys and girls ski teams each placed second on Friday at a slalom race in Aspen.
Steamboat hockey snags key win against Monarch
The Steamboat Springs High School hockey team remains in the playoff hunt after an 8-5 defeat of Monarch on Saturday.
Steamboat wrestler Nathan Parks qualifies for state
Nathan Parks used to be a skier. Now the 120-pound Steamboat Springs High School wrestler is a state qualifier. Parks, who made it to Saturday’s semifinals, lost his first match of the day before picking up a pin in the third and fourth place match to qualify.
Steamboat girls hoops keeps playoffs hopes alive with win
The Steamboat Springs High School girls basketball team kept its playoff hopes going Friday with a rugged 34-24 win at Palisade.
Steamboat boys basketball picks up big win against Palisade
The Steamboat Springs High boys basketball team continues to confound. Steamboat went to league leading Palisade and came away with a 46-43 win.
Routt County wrestlers eye state after Day 1 of regionals
The Hayden Tigers advanced six wrestlers to Saturday’s semifinals and has four wrestlers still alive in the consolation bracket after the first day of the regional wrestling tournament Friday at Grand Junction Central High School.
