The Montrose Indian's boys basketball team came from behind to beat Palisade on Tuesday night. The Girls also won to remain undefeated.

35 schools from five states were represented at this Warrior Classic at Central High School. The championship round took place on Saturday night with the Grand Valley well represented.

Thirty-five schools from five different states packed the gyms over at Central High School for tha annual Warrior Classic Wrestling Tournament. Day one results listed here.

Tuesday night's boys and girls basketball games between Palisade High School and Paonia High School were cancelled due to a snow storm that kept the Eagles from being able to make the trip to Palisade.

The Palisade Lady Bulldogs fell in a low scoring afair to the Lewis Palmer Rangers, 35-31 on the final day of the Wildcat Tournament.

The Palisade Bulldogs fall to 1-1 on the season with a 64-42 loss to the Carbon County Dinos at the Wildcat tournament.

The Palisade Bulldogs' girls basketball team won the opening game of the Wildcat Tournament at Fruita Monument High School 51-45 over Meeker.

The Grand Junction Tigers were led by Calvin Rock's 15 points as they handed the Palisade Bulldogs their only loss of the Challenge in the title game.

The Palisade Bulldogs won their second straight game at the Warrior Challenge to put them into the championship game on Saturday.

The Palisade Bulldogs got the 2007-08 season off on the right foot with a 60-46 win over the Horizon Hawks on the opening night of the Warrior Challenge on Thursday.

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The Lady Bulldogs only finished fourth in the Western Slope League last season, but they return three starters and are ready for a run at the Western Slope League title.

The Palisade Bulldogs boys basketball team will try and build off of last year's third place finish in the West Slope League. Reaching that goal will only be possible, however, if the Bulldogs are able to overcome several early season obsticles.

The Palisade Bulldogs football team is taking an everyday approach as it prepares for the semi-finals matchup with undefeated Falcon this Saturday.

The Palisade High School football team advanced to the semi-finals in the 3A state playoffs thanks to a road win at Fort Morgan last Saturday 38-28.

The road to a seventh state championship takes the Palisade Bulldogs 310 miles away from home to Fort Morgan this Saturday.

The Palisade Bulldogs made a strong bid to host the first round of the 3A football playoffs next week with a huge 58-22 win over Eagle Valley on Thursday night.

The Palisade Bulldogs turned two first quarter turnovers into an early 14-0 lead and never looked back in their Homecoming game with a 20-7 win over the Rifle Bears.

The Palisade High School volleyball team helped to promote Breast Cancer Awareness with a "Girls Night Out" at Palisade High School Friday night.

The Palisade Bulldogs faced their stiffest test of the year on the road against the Glenwood Springs Demons and could not erase an early deficit in a 13 point loss on Friday night 34-21.

The third ranked Palisade Bulldogs could not be stopped on Friday afternoon as they shutout the Montezuma-Cortez Panthers 49-0.

The Palisade Bulldogs made a statement on the road by defeating the Delta Panthers in a big way 49-0 on Friday night and remain unbeaten in Western Slope League play.

The Palisade Bulldogs scored touchdowns on offense, defense, and special teams in a 36-8 route over the Moffat County Huskies.

The high school football season is well underway in the state of Colorado and the Front Range media is taking notice of some of our Back Range schools.

The third ranked Palisade Bulldogs football team is learning from last weeks loss to Central and is preparing for number four Steamboat Springs this Friday.