Flyers vs Littleton on Feb. 2, 2014

Selection of images from the team's 2-1 victory on Feb. 2, 2014 at South Suburban.

FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)
FRACKING STUDY
Homes surround a gas well in Erie, Colo., near the town's community center on Weds., Feb. 5, 2014. A University of Colorado study concluding that certain birth defects are as much as 30 percent core common among mothers living near natural gas wells has come under question by the state public health department. (Joe Mahoney/I-News at Rocky Mountain PBS)

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