On the road Saturday, Jan. 30 to open up its condensed Season B season, the Moffat County Bulldogs’ girls swimming team turned in a third-place performance against Summit and Glenwood Springs, scoring 250 team points.
The Bulldogs competed in 10 of a possible 12 events in the pool Saturday under head coach Melany Neton.
Against the Demons of Glenwood and Tigers of Summit, Moffat County saw the 200-yard freestyle relay team turn in the best performance of the day, as the relay team of senior Ellina Jones, freshman Megan Neton, senior Kelsey McDiffet, and senior Alexa Neton clock a time of 2:04.82, finishing behind two Glenwood teams with just 11 seconds separating them from first place.
Coming off of a 12-9 season in the 2019-20 season, the Moffat County Bulldogs’ girls basketball team is looking to take the lessons learned in a hard-fought year and apply them to a challenging 2021 condensed season.
They’ll do that with a number of key underclassmen returning this year under new head coach Eric Hamilton.
The team looks to play a team- first brand of basketball, working hard, and out hustling teams on the floor. The key for the team according to head coach Eric Hamilton is to force teams to adapt to play their style, not the other way around.