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Timeout May 22, 2013

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Torture times 3

Grand Junction triathlete Mary Gonzales could barely stand Sunday when she accepted her first-place award at the HITS Triathlon Series. And that was a day after she swam 2.4 miles, biked 112 miles and ran a marathon, 26.2 miles, at Highline ...

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Some quality competition

While a lightning delay interrupted proceedings during the youth soccer Grand Mesa Invitational Tournament at Canyon View Park — and Long Family Park became a soggy mess — the largest youth sports event in Grand Junction squeezed ...

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MacIntyre’s confidence comes across at CU GJ stop

Mike MacIntyre admits he isn’t a patient man when it comes to winning and losing. He wants to win and win now. As the new head football coach at the University of Colorado, he faces a daunting task. The Buffaloes were 1-11 last year, ...

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Huge youth soccer tournament hits town

The 22nd annual Grand Mesa Invitational Tournament, a youth soccer tournament hosted by the Grand Junction Soccer Club and Fire FC today and Sunday, will bring more than 2,000 families to Grand Junction from 134 youth soccer teams across four ...

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Triathletes have their pick of distances at HITS Triathlon Series

Approximately 650 triathletes will run, bike and swim Saturday and Sunday when the HITS Triathlon Series makes its Grand Junction debut. Five triathlons of varying lengths — full, half, Olympic, sprint and open — will take place ...

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Timeout, May 15, 2013

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Right as rain

Mountain bike rider Greg Stoneburner is a red and black blur, weaving between trees. The Grand Junction native disappeared moments after leaving the starting gate, and reappeared only a few yards from the finish line. Spectators watched with ...

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Course takes toll on riders at Ranchstyle

The slopestyle course at the Ranchstyle mountain biking event near Glade Park demands speed. Two table-top jumps — one tall and narrow, one with less elevation but a wider base — directly follow an uphill transfer from wooden ...

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Cycling in silence

Somewhere in the middle of the pack, which in the moment feels more like a scrum, rhythmically breathing as legs pump like pistons, maybe 20 minutes into the race, bent low over the handlebars, a fleeting thought: Why am I doing this? ...

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