• The Steamboat Springs High School Drama Club is presenting the play “Legally Blonde” Nov. 12-14. The drama club participated in the Homecoming Parade today, to promote the upcoming production. Submitted by Shannon Lukens.
  

  

• Cubs enjoying some berries Submitted by Katie Lorentzen.
  

  

• Submitted by Jen Summers.
  

  

• Submitted by Jen Summers.
  

  

• Hello, Fall. Submitted by Jen Summers.
  

  

• Aspens on Rabbit Ears Submitted by Jeff Hall.
  

  

• Flat Top Mountain Submitted by Jeff Hall.
  

  

• Steamboat sophomore quarterback Payton McElhiney is pressured by a Delta defender in the first half of Friday's game.
  Austin Colbert

  

• Steamboat senior quarterback Zach Holm is dragged down by a Delta defender in the first half on Friday.
  Austin Colbert

  

• Delta's Jonny Ponce, right, celebrates with teammate Ethan Keller after Ponce scored on a long touchdown run in the first half against Steamboat Springs on Friday.
  Austin Colbert

  

• Delta quarterback Kole Roberts throws a pass against the Steamboat defense on Friday.
  Austin Colbert

  

• Steamboat Springs sophomore quarterback Payton McElhiney looks to throw to junior Matthew Hansen on Friday against Delta. Both McElhiney and Hansen took snaps at quarterback after starter Zach Holm was injured.
  Austin Colbert

  

• Steamboat senior Joe DeLine gets a shoelace tackle on Delta's Jonny Ponce.
  Austin Colbert

  

• Steamboat senior quarterback Zach Holm attempts to run through a Delta defender in the first quarter. Holm would later leave the game with an injury.
  Austin Colbert

  

• Carrying the team flag, Steamboat Springs senior Christopher Kaminski leads the Sailors onto the field prior to their Sept. 25 home game against Delta. SSHS lost that game 49-0, but it started an upward trend leading to Friday's season finale at Glenwood Springs.
  Austin Colbert

  

• Steamboat Springs senior Joe DeLine looks to turn upfield against Delta on Friday at Gardner Field.
  Austin Colbert

  

• Delta's Jonny Ponce breaks free for a long touchdown run early in Friday's game against Steamboat Springs at Gardner Field. Delta won 49-0 on homecoming night for the Sailors.
  Austin Colbert

  

• Elk river shimmers. Submitted by William James Dorr.
  

  

• The Steamboat Springs High School volleyball team took time before its Thursday night home game to celebrate Pio Utu, who holds free fitness classes for athletes several times per week, every week. Members of the team collected "thank you" notes written to Utu and spoke about the impact he's had on their lives and sports careers.
  Joel Reichenberger

  

• Flyfishing on the Elk River, Elk Mountain in the back from RCR 54 Submitted by William James Dorr.
  

  

• Steamboat's Junior PGA golf team advanced to the super regional round of a season-ending tournament, but lost last weekend in a competition in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The team included Max Rotermund, Tommy Henninger, Ollie Rotermund, Jack Thompson, Colton Sankey, Caleb Anderson, Travis Seitz, Mike Dinapoli and Zach Walsh from Steamboat, plus two players from Craig, Ryan Peck and Dave Andujo.
  

  

• Seniors Connor Frasier (holding the flag) and Chris Kaminski (right) cheer as the float they are riding makes its way down Lincoln Avenue Friday afternoon. The parade is just one of many events taking place at the high school this week as part of the homecoming celebration.
  John F. Russell

  

• The Steamboat Springs Sailors marching band makes its way up Lincoln Avenue during Friday’s homecoming parade. The parade is just one of many events taking place at the high school this week as part of the homecoming celebration.
  John F. Russell

  

• Tait Dixson and the Steamboat Springs senior class cheer as the float they are riding makes its way down Lincoln Avenue Friday afternoon. The parade is just one of many events taking place at the high school this week as part of the homecoming celebration.
  John F. Russell

  

• Steamboat Springs seniors Chris Kowynia (middle) is joined by (from left) Payton Wendler, Billy Winters, Jonathan Rinck, Natalie Bohlmann and Caleigh Greene. The parade is just one of many events taking place at the high school this week as part of the homecoming celebration.
  John F. Russell

  

• Steamboat Springs sophomores Autumn Graham (front) and Lindsey Anderson show their spirit during the homecoming parade Friday afternoon on Lincoln Avenue. The parade is just one of many events taking place at the high school this week as part of the homecoming celebration.
  John F. Russell

  

• Up Seed House Road, Mount Zirkel, with one spot of snow left. Submitted by William James Dorr.
  

  

• City officials and cyclists gather Friday on Emerald Mountain for the dedication of the NPR and Wild Rose trails.
  Matt Stensland

  

• Sunset happt hour. Submitted by jbgerze.
  

  

• Sunset happt hour. Submitted by jbgerze.
  

  

• Sunset happt hour. Submitted by jbgerze.
  

  

• from up north..? Submitted by William James Dorr.
  

  

• Steamboat Springs High School teacher Sandy Conlon is the Grand Marshall of the parade. Mrs. Conlon has taught for 55 years, with 46 of them at Steamboat Springs High School. Submitted by Shannon Lukens.
  

  

• The Steamboat Springs High School Marching Band plays in the Homecoming Parade, down Lincoln Avenue in Steamboat Springs. It is Homecoming Weekend for the Steamboat Sailors. Submitted by Shannon Lukens.
  

  

• I wanted to submit this photo of my bike ride and some vibrant fall colors I found last night. It was a beautiful, crisp, cool fall evening for a ride on Cow Creek Road to check out the colors! Can't believe we live here sometimes!! Submitted by Scott Larson.
  

  

• Buff Pass Submitted by Andy Barnhart.
  

  

• Steamboat Springs High School Juniors, Class of 2017, celebrate on their Homecoming float in the parade down Lincoln Avenue Friday. Submitted by Shannon Lukens.
  

  

• United Way volunteer Karen Campbell helps Ralph Gourley and Greg Bjorgum at the taco bar set up inside Yampa Valley Bank Friday for 20K Day for United Way. Those who stopped by were treated to a free taco bar and free gelato from Ciao as the local United Way attempted to raise $20,000 in one day. Yampa Valley Bank matched all donations up to $10,000 hoping to help the local organization reach its goal.
  John F. Russell

  

• Moffat County High School's Colby Beaver seeks an open receiver to beat the Glenwood Springs pass rush during the junior varsity football team's 12-0 shutout of the Demons. JV will travel to Meeker Monday and will play again at home Oct. 5 to begin Homecoming week, hosting Steamboat Springs.
  Andy Bockelman

  

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