Douglas Freshman Lauren Olsen has established a reputation for scoring the basketball, and over the weekend, her scoring prowess was on full display in games against Burns and Torrington.
High school Nordic skiers from around the state met atop Casper Mountain this weekend with more than just points in the high school season on the line.
For the first time in nearly two weeks, the Wyoming Cowgirl basketball team will hit the floor as the Cowgirls host New Mexico January 13 at 6:30 p.m., inside the Arena-Auditorium.
Bartlett joins Jake Rayl and Kira Brownell as the only student-athletes to be named Prep Athlete of the Week twice since Nick Kuzma became the Wyoming News Now Sports Anchor in September 2020.
The Pine Bluffs girls and boys basketball teams headed up to Glenrock to face St. Stephens and Shoshoni on Friday, and they both left with two victories to add to their records.
The Natrona County Fillies are off to a 6-0 start after the month of December, and they continue to stay motivated by the way last season ended in the state tournament.
In his first season in charge in Bozeman, Former University of Wyoming Offensive Coordinator Brent Vigen has the Montana State Bobcats one win away from the school's first national championship since 1984.
The Douglas Bearcats are off to a 6-0 start and buoyed by a "team first" mentality have their eyes on bringing home the school's first boys basketball state title since 2002.
After the University of Wyoming Cowboys' top two quarterback options have put their names in the NCAA Transfer Portal, Head Coach Craig Bohl releases a statement about the situation.
Quarterback Levi Williams and Wide Receiver Isaiah Neyor headline a group of six University of Wyoming Cowboys that announced they will explore their options in the NCAA's transfer portal after Tuesday's bowl victory.
For the fourth time in the last six seasons, the Cowboys are in a bowl game. This year, the Pokes will take on Kent State in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl.
The Douglas Lady Bearcats have had one of the most dominant four-year stretches in Wyoming high school basketball history, and it will be up to a mostly new group of players to keep that success going this season.
Trojans' Head Coach Randy Roden says his team needs to "get better each week" this season, and they've already set the bar high after starting the season 4-0.
Wyoming’s 2022 signing class includes players from nine different states, including the top-ranked recruit from the state of Wyoming in Isaac Schoenfeld from Rock Springs, Wyo.
