2021 was the 10th time in CFD history a cowboy has won the all-around title in back-to-back years. The winner, Stetson Wright, is the first rough stock competitor to win back-to-back all-around titles since Jim Shoulders in 1963-64.
Encampment's Dalton Peterson went to work during last weekend's Wyoming Coaches Foundation North-South All-Star Games, and he proved once again that a 1A hooper can hang with the level up in competition.
After an incredible four-year run at Douglas High School, Allyson Fertig, Joslin Igo and Kamdynn Townsend took to the basketball court one final time to represent the Bearcats with their head coach on the sidelines.
During the Wyoming Coaches Foundation All-Star Game, Allyson Fertig was a dominant force on the glass, and rebounding is one of the reasons she was an elite high school player during her time at Douglas High School.
Wyoming's best graduated senior descended upon Casper for the All-Star series to continue for basketball and volleyball inside the gym at Casper College.
The Windy City Wrestling Club hosted the next generation of wrestlers for its first-ever summer camp this week, and it already has a famous guest lined up for next summer's camp.
Running back Xazavian Valladay, center Keegan Cryder and linebacker Chad Muma were all named to the Preseason All-Mountain West team in voting by conference media members.
The Expedition League's best and brightest were on display at Mike Lansing Field Tuesday. The teams were split up representing the Lewis and Clark Divisions.
Valladay led the Mountain West in rushing yards per game in both 2019 (105.4 per game) and 2020 (110.0 per game) and ranked 18th nationally in 2019 and 17th in 2020.
Monday night featured plenty of long balls from the Expedition League's biggest power hitters, and the crowd could not get enough of it at Mike Lansing Field.
Cristian Lopez may be one of the best hitters in the Expedition League, and he's torn it up since arriving in Casper. His All-Star selection came as no surprise to the Casper Horseheads head coach.
Eric Erato got playing time on the baseball field as a freshman at Northern Illinois University, which is rare, and he's taken the tools he has to shine in Casper so far.
The Casper Oilers have used their senior presence to find victories and fun this summer, and the excitement surrounding the team continues heading into Senior Night on Thursday.
In 2013-14 for the Cowboys, Sobey started all 33 games. He averaged 9.8 points, 3.4 rebounds and 1.9 assists in 30.2 minutes per game. He shot 43 percent from the field and 26 percent beyond the arc to notch 13 double-figure point games, including two contests with more than 20 points.
This year’s inductees are Jon Cogdill (Football and Wrestling, 1986-90), Dennis Dreher (Special Achievement), Brandon Ewing (Basketball, 2006-09), *Wiles Hallock (Administration, 1949-60), Kevin Mannon (Track & Field, 1998-99), Mike Schenbeck (Football, 1985-88), and Tom Wilkinson (Football and Baseball, 1964-65)
After two productive outs in the second and fourth innings gave the Sixers a 2-0 lead, Cheyenne hung four runs on EnFuego in the fifth and eventually won the ball game 6-0.
Julian Romero gave Cheyenne the lead in the second inning, bringing in Trenton Rodriguez with a base hit. The Sixers never trailed again and won the ball game 6-3.
With a team .378 batting average and a team ERA (Earned Run Average) of 3.48, Extreme is clearly talented. To make things even better, the squad apparently really gets along too.
The series between the two schools dates back to Nov. 10, 1900, when they first played a game at Colorado. The last victory on the field for the Cowboys was in 1982, when the Pokes won 24-10 at Folsom Field.
Travis Onisto pitched a complete game shut out (five innings) and Colter McAnelly hit a home run in the Sixers’ 10-0 win over Mudville Baseball (Seattle, Wash.)
The Central grad and now-Colorado Men’s Basketball freshman averaged 13.3 points, 10.3 rebounds, 3.4 assists, and 1.8 blocks during his senior season, all while shooting a state-best 67% from the field.
It’s been a whirlwind of an offseason in college basketball with new transfer and NIL rules. Those changes have had an effect on the University of Wyoming basketball program, and UW’s Jeff Linder hopped on a Zoom call with Wyoming News Now’s David Graf to talk about the offseason and some of those changes.
The Mountain West gives out the Athlete of the Year award to a male and female annually, and track and field star Colton Paller is this year's male representative from the University of Wyoming.
Central grad Lawson Lovering packed his bags for Boulder after graduation, and he's been working out with the Buffs to prepare for his first season in the Pac-12.
