By Martin B. Hamilton/The Johnstown Breeze
DENVER – All-state football awards were announced last week on CHSAAnow.com, and one player from Roosevelt High School was named to the Class 3A first team.
Running back Randolph Molinar, who rushed for 1,557 yards and scored 20 touchdowns on 132 carries, earned the honor.
Photo by Leslie Schleiger
Autumn and London Phillips, left and right, the daughter and son of Lisa and Brian Phillips of Johnstown, recently upgraded their belt colors as students of American Kenpo Karate at the Windsor Recreation Center. Autumn, 15, earned her provisional black belt, while London, 10, earned his purple belt. Their father is the chief of police in Johnstown. Do you have a picture for Page 3? Items of interest for Around Town? Please submit them to editor@johnstownbreeze.com.
By Martin B. Hamilton/the Johnstown Breeze
Singing “That’s Life,” the duo of Madison and Brooklyn Buhre, students at Roosevelt High School, took the top prize for the high school division during the 68th annual Kiwanis Stars of Tomorrow Talent Show.
The event, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Greeley, was held last Saturday at the Union Colony Civic Center in Greeley.
Madison, a senior at RHS, and Brooklyn, a sophomore, won a $1,500 scholarship they will share.By Martin B. Hamilton/the Johnstown Breeze
“Nobody knew who we were. We were definitely a dark horse,” said Randy Hollis of Johnstown, who coaches the robotics team with his wife, Christy.
The team from Roosevelt High School consists of junior K.J. Merrill, sophomore Michael Romanowski, and freshmen Joshua Hollis, Jade Parks, and Mark Thompson.
Feb. 22, at the Vex Robotics Competition at Massari Arena in Pueblo, Atomic Wolf Pack went 5-0 in the qualifying round and reached the quarterfinals.
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Girls’ soccer season-opener postponed
By Martin B. Hamilton/The Johnstown Breeze
JOHNSTOWN – Since the schedule came out weeks ago, Roosevelt High School’s girls’ soccer team had prepared to open its season Friday at home against Weld Central.
But with another blast of winter weather that blew into northern Colorado, that non-league match has been postponed, along with the Rough Riders baseball team's preseason scrimmage that was set for Saturday.
RHS Athletic Director Ken Howell made the announcements Friday morning.
Friday evening it was also being reported that Saturday's Columbine Invitational track meet in Lakewood had been cancelled as well.
Roosevelt wrestling coach resigns
Search begins for Hankins’ replacement
Roosevelt High School coaches Darren Hankins, left, and Josh Robinson, watch one of their wrestlers compete during the Class 4A state wrestling tournament last month in Denver. Hankins, head coach for the past three seasons, stepped down from the position this week.
Photo by Martin B. HamiltonBy Martin B. Hamilton/The Johnstown Breeze
JOHNSTOWN – After three seasons as head coach of Roosevelt High School’s wrestling program, Darren Hankins has decided to step down.
RHS Athletic Director Ken Howell made the announcement on Thursday.
Hankins, hired in 2011 after Mike Pallotto ended a 38-year career as head coach at RHS, was a four-time medalist who won the Class 2A 125-pound state title in 1990. He had been an assistant for 15 years prior to becoming head coach.
Little Thompson Watershed Restoration Coalition to hold public meeting Saturday
The Johnstown Breeze
There will be a public meeting of the Little Thompson Watershed Restoration Coalition on Saturday, March 8, at 9 am at the Berthoud Community Center, 248 Welch Ave, south of the Berthoud Fire Dept off of Mountain Ave (their Main Street).
At its first meeting on January 18, over 140 property owners attended to begin the restoration process following the flooding last fall.
The Little T covers 61 miles of river from Big Elk Meadows, through Pinewood Springs, through the outskirts of Lyons, past Rabbit Mountain, on to Berthoud and then to Milliken where it meets the Big Thompson River. It is a working river, providing irrigation out to the plains, starting near Twin Sisters in Estes, going thru private property, BLM and USFS property near Lyons. It is the only river in Colorado that does not have a parallel highway or road, except 5 miles from Estes to Big Elk Meadows turnoff. (See watershed map)
There are over 400 parcels/properties adjoining the river. 
Representatives from Milliken, Johnstown and Berthoud have been invited to attend Saturday’s meeting as have from Weld, Larimer and Boulder counties.
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