PHOTOS: An evening of Steamboat Springs High School athletics

Shelby Reardon

**Steamboat Springs High School senior Alan Duty threw a complete game Thursday against Aspen. It very well could have been his last evening of high school baseball. (Shelby Reardon)**

On Thursday, May 27, three Steamboat Springs High School sport teams hosted home events. At 3 p.m., the baseball team started a doubleheader against Aspen. The team honored seniors Alan Duty and Austin Ibarra between games.

The Sailors lost the first game 11-8.

**Steamboat Springs High School baseball player seniors Alan Duty and Austin Ibarra hold the flag ahead of a home game against Aspen on Thursday evening. (Shelby Reardon)**

**Aspen junior Lucas Lee makes contact with the baseball in a game against Steamboat Springs on Thursday evening. (Shelby Reardon)**

**Steamboat Springs High School baseball player Dawson Holmes pops the ball up for a hit in a home game against Aspen on Thursday evening. (Shelby Reardon)**

**Steamboat Springs High Scho9ol baseball seniors Austin Ibarra and Alan Duty were honored in between games against Aspen on Thursday evening. (Shelby Reardon)**

**Aspen senior William Farrey beats the throw to first in a game against Steamboat Springs on Thursday evening. (Shelby Reardon)**

At 4 p.m., the girls lacrosse team hosted Roaring Fork, a team that served the Sailors a 16-1 loss earlier in the season.

Roaring Fork came away with the 14-4 win from Steamboat Middle School.

**A Roaring Fork girls lacrosse player takes a shot on net against Steamboat Springs High School on Thursday evening. (Shelby Reardon)**

**A Roaring Fork girls lacrosse player takes a shot on net during a game against Steamboat Springs High School on Thursday evening. (Shelby Reardon)**

**A pair of players jump up to reach the ball in a game between Steamboat Springs High School and Roaring Fork on Thursday evening. (Shelby Reardon)**

**A Steamboat Springs High School girls lacrosse player tries to stay between a Roaring Fork player and the net during a game Thursday evening. (Shelby Reardon)**

**Steamboat Springs High School center tries to win the faceoff against Roaring Fork on Thursday evening. (Shelby Reardon)**

Over on Gardner Field, the game between Palisade and the Steamboat soccer team began.

The teams met last week in a doozy of a game that ended in a 3-2 overtime victory in Steamboat’s favor.

Thursday’s contest ended with a 3-0 Sailors win, pushing Steamboat to a 6-0 record.

Reina Bomberski, Darby Martinez and Macy Reisman scored the goals.

**Steamboat Springs High School girls soccer seniors hug during the senior night awards ahead of the game against Palisade. (Shelby Reardon)**

**The Steamboat Springs High School girls soccer team applauds for Hailey Moss during the senior night awards ahead of the girls soccer game against Palisade. (Shelby Reardon)**

**Mollie Brown poses with her parents during the senior night awards ahead of the girls soccer game against Palisade. (Shelby Reardon)**

**Sydney O'Hare poses with family during the senior night awards ahead of the girls soccer game against Palisade. (Shelby Reardon)**

**Emily Campoverde poses with her parents during the senior night awards ahead of the girls soccer game against Palisade. (Shelby Reardon)**

**Marissa Drobek hugs a family member during the senior night awards ahead of the girls soccer game against Palisade. (Shelby Reardon)**

**Jaelie Hovey hugs a family member during the senior night awards ahead of the girls soccer game against Palisade. (Shelby Reardon)**

To reach Shelby Reardon, call 970-871-4253, email sreardon@SteamboatPilot.com or follow her on Twitter @ByShelbyReardon.

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