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  • Ten Sleep Youth Rodeo

    Jul 25, 2019

  • Wildfires cruise to second consecutive state championship

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Jul 18, 2019

    WORLAND - Leave no doubt. That might as well have been the 16U Worland Wildfires mantra during 16U B State championship tournament in Casper on July 11-14. The Wildfires made it back-to-back state titles as they blitzed through the field, beating Powell 12-0 in the championship game. "The girls played fantastic [last] weekend," said 16U Wildfires coach Dave Coronado. "It was a weekend where everything came together. The girls were focused from the first pitch and would not be denied playing in...

  • Hear Me Out...Column buffet: The dog days of the sports calendar

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Jul 18, 2019

    NBA free agency and big moves are wrapped up, the NFL is still a few weeks away from the preseason and the MLB has another month to go before it becomes interesting. We are officially in the sports calendar’s most boring stretch. This is the time of year when “B” Block topics are upgraded to the “A” Block, and may even open most sports talk shows like PTI. So it’s time to bring the column buffet back. IS PLAYER MOVEMENT HURTING THE NBA? No. … … … OK, I’ll explain my reasoning. Seriously, how is this not more fun? Having true superstar play...

  • 74th annual Ten Sleep Fourth of July Rodeo results

    Jul 11, 2019

    TEN SLEEP - The results from the Ten Sleep Fourth of July Rodeo on July 4-5 in Ten Sleep are as follows. PEEWEE BARRELS 1, Kyle Lubkeman, 21.025. 2, Lincoln Shepperson, 21.385. 3, Colt Collingwood, 26.742. 4, Afton Grant, 27.63. JR. BARRELS 1, Marty Welling, 18.380. 2, Cathryn Vineyard, 18.450. 3, Raelee Caldwell, 18.534. 4, Makayla Osborne, 18.808. BAREBACK 1, Donnie Profitt, 75. 1, Dilion Jandvick, 75. 3, Myles Carson, 73. CALF ROPING 1, Wyatt Tarver, 11.77. 2, E.J. Pinatta, 12.96. 3, Coleman...

  • Hear Me Out...U-S-A! U-S-A! U-S-A!

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Jul 11, 2019

    Hats off to the US Women's National Soccer Team by capping the Fourth of July Weekend with ANOTHER World Cup victory. I didn't catch every game live (Actually, the only game I watched live was the Final) but thankfully for the internet it's quite easy to find a playback. All through their World Cup run, what stood out the most was how fun this team was to follow. For me personally, I'm putting them up there with the most entertaining teams in sports, right alongside the '96 Chicago Bulls, '17...

  • Former UW football player reaches deal in charge

    Davis Potter, Casper Star-Tribune Via Wyoming News Exchange|Jul 11, 2019

    LARAMIE — Carl Granderson has struck a deal with prosecutors in a criminal case, the former Wyoming football player indicated in court documents filed just days before he was set to go to trial. According to the documents, filed Wednesday in Albany County District Court, Granderson has reached a plea agreement with prosecutors. The New Orleans Saints signee requested a hearing where he can change his pleas and be sentenced. He will ask a judge to cancel the jury trial that was scheduled to begin Monday. The change-of-plea and sentencing p...

  • Wildfires bats propel them to tourney win

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Jun 27, 2019

    WORLAND - It is not how you start but how you finish, the Worland Wildfires 18U girls softball team lived out that sports cliché last weekend in Lander on June 22-23. Playing in a three-team tournament, the Wildfires closed out the tourney on a three-game winning streak as they went on to win the championship. "They got on a streak and there was no stopping them when they got to that point. It was awesome," said Wildfires 18U coach Dave Coronado. The Wildfires started the tournament going 1-1...

  • Wildfires 18U team adding depth to their ranks

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Jun 20, 2019

    WORLAND - Depth is an important ingredient for any team and for the Worland Wildfires 18U girls softball team their reserve players have been getting some solid playing time the past few weeks. Originally, the Wildfires were to play in a Green River tournament last weekend but when that tournament fell through Wildfires coach Dave Coronado worked out a one-day tournament against Greybull and Lander on June 15. Coronado was missing five players for Saturday's games against Greybull and Lander,...

  • Hear Me Out...The winners and losers of the NBA

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Jun 20, 2019

    The NBA has had a BUSY week and there are still moves to be made during this offseason. But for this week's column let's look at the winners and losers in the league in the past week. WINNER: TORONTO RAPTORS For the first time ever, the NBA title resides with the Raptors and in Canada. That's awesome. The Raptors brought home the championship by beating an All-Time great dynasty. Their Finals win is also going to give teams around the league that much more motivation. In a league dominated by dy...

  • Worland goes undefeated in first full week of action

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Jun 13, 2019

    WORLAND - Last week was a strong week for the Worland Baseball 14U team as they did not drop a single game. First was their home doubleheader against Cody on June 4 in which they won 8-4 and 21-1. Closing out the week Worland traveled to Powell for a American Legion C tournament where they battled through tough weather to go a perfect 4-0. "The weather was horrible, we lucked out for most of Friday but Saturday it felt like winter," said Worland Baseball 14U coach Jerry Leyva. "All in all it...

  • Hear Me Out...NBA Finals Game 5 thoughts

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Jun 13, 2019

    Getting this out of the way first, it stinks that Kevin Durant got hurt and is not only done for the remainder of the NBA Finals but also all of next season as well. And as is accustom in this day and age, everyone is looking to heap blame on someone. Warrior's president of basketball operation Bob Meyers already took responsibility for having Durant out there. And since he did that we can just move on, anything else feels like piling for piling on sake. It's not like Meyers held KD's family...

  • Worland 14U baseball starts summer with 8-3 win over Lovell

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Jun 6, 2019

    WORLAND - Starting their summer with an 8-3 win over Lovell on May 29, the Worland 14U boys baseball team get their season started just as they liked. Isaiah Leyva got the win from the mound while Jorey Anderson came in for relief and Jerry Leyva Jr. closed out the game. "He closed it out with no problem and did it on very few pitches," said Worland 14U coach Jerry Leyva Sr. In late March Worland went down to Las Vegas to compete in a tournament there, but since then they have had little time...

  • Hear Me Out...The crazy, yet entertaining fall of the Lakers

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Jun 6, 2019

    After watching the Golden State Warriors knot the NBA Finals up at 1-1 Sunday, it'd be easy to write another column (I think this will be my 100th or close to it, either I should be able to cash in my punch card) detailing how amazing this team and how they make everything look so easy. I'll resist the temptation this week because, honestly, there's another NBA story I've enjoyed just as much as the Warriors dominance, that story being the implosion of the Los Angeles Lakers. I try to stay even...

  • HSCHS track looking to big things next season

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|May 30, 2019

    THERMOPOLIS - The Wyoming track and field season came to an end with the state meet on May 18 in Casper, and while it took a few weeks to get to full strength the Hot Springs County High School Bobcats and Lady Bobcats capped it off on a promising note. "The weather wasn't stellar but the kids were troopers and didn't let it get the better of them. All of them went out and gave it their best effort, they endured. I was really pleased that we got so many up on the podium," said HSCHS track and...

  • Carver signs LOI to golf for Cottey College

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|May 30, 2019

    WORLAND - Recently graduated Worland High School senior Rachael Carver signed her letter of intent on May 28 to continue her education and golf for Cottey College in Nevada, Missouri. Golf was not at the forefront of Carver's drives when looking for a college but once Cottey offered her to a scholarship to play golf for them, she gladly accepted. "It's a P.E.O. (Philanthropic Educational Organization) college, my mom is actually a part of P.E.O. and it just kind of worked out that I found it,"...

  • Hear Me Out...Recapping the 2018-19 high school sports season

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|May 30, 2019

    I haven't recapped the high school athletic season for a column yet, which is a huge oversight on my part. Having an annual guaranteed column idea is immensely valuable, of course, going over the year's athletic highlights is more important than Hear Me Out column topics, but still nice to have a guaranteed annual column. My narcissism aside, it was another eventful 2018-19 high school sports season. The athletes in Ten Sleep, Thermopolis and Worland achieved so much this school year and there's a lot to get to. Just before we get started, this...

  • Lady Pioneers finish second at state

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|May 23, 2019

    TEN SLEEP - For the second consecutive season, the Ten Sleep Lady Pioneers finished second as a team at the 1A State track and field meet in Casper on May 16-18. It was a terrific sendoff for Ten Sleep seniors Kinley Erickson and Kelli Holiday, the latter of which ends her career with 14 state championship medals. Holiday's 14 state championship medals ranks her second All-Time among Wyoming's most decorated female athletes. Mountain View's Amber Henry is Wyoming's most decorated female athlete...

  • Lady Warriors have a bright future ahead

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|May 23, 2019

    WORLAND - Going 1-2 at the 3A State girls soccer tournament, on May 16-18 at Jackson Hole High School, was not how the Worland Lady Warriors were expecting to end their season but sometimes soccer gods are unforgiving. The Lady Warriors got the state tournament started off with a 1-0 win over Douglas in the quarterfinals. In the semifinals they faced the two-time, and eventually three-time, defending state champion Cody Fillies. Worland gave Cody their toughest match of the entire tournament...

  • UW will ask for $50 million for stadium, pool

    Daniel Bendtsen, Laramie Boomerang Via Wyoming News Exchange|May 23, 2019

    LARAMIE - The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees will ask the state to provide $49.6 million for a renovation of War Memorial Stadium's west side stands and the Corbett Pool, which is used by the university's swimming and diving teams. UW Athletic Director Tom Burman has described a rebuild of Corbett Pool as his department's greatest need. "The Corbett Pool project is something we've been talking about for 10 years. It's a project that needs to happen if we're going to have men's and women...

  • A small but talented group headed to state for Worland track

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|May 16, 2019

    WORLAND - Since taking over WHS track and field in 2016, coach Tracey Wiley is bringing her smallest group of athletes to the 3A State meet but that does not mean they this group will be pushovers. A combined 14 Warriors and Lady Warriors will be competing at state this weekend and will certainly be in the hunt for some medals in their respective events. "It's the smallest group I've ever taken," said Wiley. "I've got a lot of young kids and the West [regional meet] was very tough this year. I...

  • One era coming to a close, another beginning for Ten Sleep track

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|May 16, 2019

    TEN SLEEP - After winning five regional titles last weekend, the Ten Sleep track team heads to the 1A State track and field meet, which begins today in Casper at Kelly Walsh High School. This will also mark the final state track meet for Ten Sleep seniors Kinley Erickson and Kelli Holiday, and really the end of an era for Ten Sleep track. Erickson and Holiday have been crucial in this current run by Ten Sleep track, Holiday has 10 state championship medals to her name. "They've been the...

  • Hear Me Out...Overrated, underrated, properly rated: The Golden State Warriors Edition

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|May 16, 2019

    I know everyone hates the Warriors right now, it's just the cyclical nature of sports. Everyone loves a downtrodden franchise, like Golden State was not long ago, that finds a way to win a championship. But, win too much and everyone starts rooting for their fall. It's weird but it is how we're wired. Naturally, most of the public was pulling for the Rockets to knock the Warriors from their throne. The way that series started it didn't look like it was going to happen, then Houston fought back into it and to top it off Kevin Durant got hurt....

  • No. 1 Worland sprints by Douglas, advances to 3A State semifinals

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|May 16, 2019

    JACKSON - The Worland Warriors opened the 3A State boy soccer tournament in dominating fashion with a 5-0 win over the East No. 4-seed Douglas Beatcats, Thursday night at Jackson High School. Advancing to the semifinals the Warriors face the Buffalo Bison, the No. 2-seed out of the East. On the other side of the bracket, the West No. 4-seed Riverton Wolverines upset the East No. 1 Torrington Trailblazers 4-3 in extra time. The Wolverines now face the Powell Panthers, the No. 2 West seed, in the...

  • Defense propels Lady Warriors into another showdown Cody Fillies

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|May 16, 2019

    JACKSON - The Worland Lady Warriors needed only one goal to win their 3A State girls soccer quarterfinal match against the Douglas Lady Bearcats Thursday afternoon at Jackson High School. The Lady Warriors 1-0 win advanced them to the semifinal where they will face the Cody Fillies. The past two seasons. Worland and Cody faced each other in the 3A State title match, a semifinal dual mixes things up this season. On the other side of the bracket, Buffalo and Riverton will meet in the semifinal,...

  • Another clean sheet for the Warriors as they advance to 3A title match

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|May 16, 2019

    JACKSON — The Worland Warriors posted another shutout in the 3A State boys soccer tournament Friday night at Jackson Hole High School. This time the Warriors downed the Buffalo Bison 4-0 in the semifinals; advancing to the title match where they will face the Powell Panthers Saturday at 3 p.m. The Warriors not only have the opportunity to win back-to-back state championships but they can join Jackson and Cody as the only programs to win consecutive titles in 3A, since the creation of the class in 2008. For the Lady Warriors, it was another h...

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