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  • Sophomores Lungren, Nichols shining for Ten Sleep

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Apr 25, 2019

    TEN SLEEP - Coming into the 2019 track and field season Ten Sleep High School track and field coach Desiree Egger knew seniors Kinley Erickson and Kelli Holiday were going to be the team's top point scorers this year. That has held true to this point in the season, but what is also exciting for Egger and Ten Sleep has been how quickly sophomores Lindsey Holiday, Elizabeth Lungren and Boe Nichols have come along. Lungren won the 300 hurdles and finished second in the 100-meter dash during the... Full story

  • Hear Me Out...The NBA needs a Jon Gruden-type coach

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Apr 25, 2019

    I know the NBA is powered by its superstars. That's never been a secret and it's the model that works for a league with an 82-game season and four best-of-seven playoff rounds. But I think if we threw in an eccentric coach along the lines of a Jon Gruden-type it would add to the league's entertainment value. Now, this isn't because I'm trying to help out the NBA TV ratings. Honestly, when it comes to TV ratings, I've officially moved into the camp of who cares? TV ratings are a lot like the... Full story

  • Waiting for a chance

    Robert Gagliardi, WyoSports|Apr 25, 2019

    LARAMIE - When they arrived at the University of Wyoming, Andrew Wingard and Carl Granderson were just names on a roster. Little was known about them, and not much was expected of them outside of the coaches who recruited them. They were underdogs. Wingard, Granderson and a handful of other former UW players are in that same situation this week as the NFL draft starts today and concludes Saturday in Nashville, Tennessee. They just want a chance to show what they can do at the ultimate level of... Full story

  • Legerski resigns as UW women's basketball coach

    Robert Gagliardi, WyoSports|Apr 25, 2019

    LARAMIE – The most successful coach in University of Wyoming women's basketball history is calling it a career. Joe Legerski, 61, announced on UW's Twitter account late Wednesday afternoon that he is retiring after 16 seasons as the Cowgirls' coach. The message was in letter form from Legerski. "The past 16 years have been an amazing journey for the Wyoming women's basketball program, and for me personally," he wrote. "In May of 2003, I was appointed the head basketball coach for the U... Full story

  • Worland track gearing up for final push of the regular season

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Apr 18, 2019

    WORLAND - It is hard to believe but the track and field season is nearly complete and for the Worland High School team they have three meets remaining before the start of the postseason. Hosting their annual home meet, the D&D Invitational, last week at WHS, the Warriors and Lady Warriors showed they are taking advantage of every meet. Plenty of Worland's athletes set new personal records or inched ever so close to qualifying for the 3A State meet. After the home meet Worland had planned on... Full story

  • HSCHS track continues steady improvement

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Apr 18, 2019

    THERMOPOLIS - The Hot Springs County High School track and field continued to improve after their latest meet at Riverton Invitational at Riverton High School on April 13. The Bobcat and Lady Bobcat athletes continued to set personal records in Riverton and put themselves in a better position for their respective events, as the 3A East regional meet in Burns on May 10-11 quickly approaches. "We continued to get personal records by a lot of the kids, that's definitely on the plus side," said... Full story

  • Hear Me Out...Is Tiger's resurgence awesome or terrible?

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Apr 18, 2019

    One of the more entertaining things about social media, while also slightly annoying, is the pushback. No matter the topic, person or place, there is always going to be a pushback. Then you can expect pushback to that pushback, followed by more pushback to the pushback's pushback. It's a good ole' pushback paradox. Tiger Woods' snapping his 11-year major drought is excellent proof of the pushback paradox. When Tiger claimed his fifth Master's and 15th career major victory last Sunday there was... Full story

  • WHS track has their best week yet at Powell Invite

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Apr 11, 2019

    WORLAND - Having nearly a full team and great weather at the L.A. Kohnke Invitational at Powell High School on April 6 proved to be a big boost for the Worland High School track and field teams. Both the Warriors and Lady Warriors turned in their best performances of the season, to date. "It was awesome and I'm proud of the kids," said WHS track and field coach Tracey Wiley. "The kids keep getting better and better with the all the conditioning and repeats we're doing. We have a really young... Full story

  • Lady Pioneers place first at Burlington Invitational

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Apr 11, 2019

    TEN SLEEP - Last week was a big week for the Ten Sleep track and field teams as they competed at the Burlington Invitational on April 5 and the L.A. Kohnke Invitational at Powell High School on April 6. In Burlington, the Lady Pioneers scored 85 points to beat out 2A Rocky Mountain, who scored 80 points, for first place. "Getting to a smaller meet in Burlington was nice for us and getting first place was a surprise for us. We had no intention of winning, it wasn't even in the back of our head.... Full story

  • Bobcats sprint medley team breaks school record

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Apr 11, 2019

    THERMOPOLIS - It was a record-setting day for the Hot Springs County High School track and field team at the L.A. Kohnke Invitational at Powel High School on April 6. The Bobcats sprint medley relay team set a new school record by breaking the old record of 3:54.55 by over three-tenths of a second at 3:54.33. The relay team even had a new member, as Kolby George usually ran the relay anchor leg, with Ethan Becher joining Blake Williams, Jesse Skelton and Wyatt McDermott in Powell. "We didn't... Full story

  • Hear Me Out...The most courageous 2019 NBA playoff predictions

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Apr 11, 2019

    Trying to save some words, so I'm going to make this intro quick. The NBA playoffs start this week and with this weather storm bumping up our deadline. I'm not going to be able to breakdown each playoff matchup because seeding was still up in the air as I was writing this. (If Detroit gets eliminated, they're forever dead to me and I hope all the bad sports things happen to them and only them.) Instead, I broke down the 16 remaining teams into five categories, which are all pretty... Full story

  • Worland Track looking to a big weekend in Powell

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Apr 4, 2019

    WORLAND — Having three meets under their belts Worland High School track and field has yet to field their full roster this season. This Saturday in Powell though, the Warriors and Lady Warriors will be the closest to full strength as they have been all season. “I was missing close to 30 kids in Buffalo, but I’m hoping when we go to Powell I’ll bring close to my full team. We do have the D.C. trip going on and I’ll be missing about six kids. I’m not sure when I’ll have a full team but we’re get... Full story

  • HSCHS ready to hit the track again after open week

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Apr 4, 2019

    THERMOPOLIS - With athletes gone over the spring break, the Hot Springs County High School track and field team had an open week last week. Now, with most of the team back together, the Bobcats and Lady Bobcats are raring to go as they get back to competition with the Powell Invitational on Saturday, April 6 at Powell High School. This week's practice for the Bobcats and Lady Bobcats has had an emphasis on conditioning and getting more reps for field events. "This week we've been improving our c... Full story

  • Ten Sleep track season underway

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Apr 4, 2019

    TEN SLEEP - The first meet is in the books for the Ten Sleep track and field teams, to which they got their season off to a solid start in Buffalo on March 30 as they competed against 2A, 3A and 4A schools. "It was good, I thought we had a good first meet," said TSHS track and field coach Desiree Egger. "Lindsey [Holiday] did well in the triple jump. She was disappointed with her time in the mile but it was a good starting point for the season and gives her room to grow. Kelli [Holiday], always... Full story

  • Laramie to revisit softball vote, OK would start state play

    Daniel Bendtsen, Laramie Boomerang Via Wyoming News Exchange|Apr 4, 2019

    LARAMIE — Albany County School District No. 1 board members plan to revisit the possibility of offering softball at Laramie High School after they complete their budget for the 2019-2020 school year. The board declined a request from Laramie Girls Softball in February in a dramatic 4-4 vote. The ninth school board member, Michele Mitchum, resigned the same day as that board meeting, and a tie vote was enough to kill the proposal. Since then, organizers of Laramie Girls Softball have pushed the board to reverse that February decision as more d...

  • Warriors take the Pinnacle Bank Challenger's Cup Worland at Riverton March 30 at 1 p.m.

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Mar 28, 2019

    WORLAND — Starting the season strong was the goal and that’s exactly what the Worland Warriors boys soccer team did last weekend. Hosting the Pinnacle Bank Challenger’s Cup on March 22-23, the Warriors battled through four matches to take the cup. In the first round, Worland beat Newcastle 10-2, in the quarterfinals Lander 3-0, Powell 2-1 in the semifinals and Buffalo 4-0 in the championship match. It was a dominating performance by the Warriors who, in total, outscored their opponents 19-3... Full story

  • Ten Sleep track ready to go for first meet of the season

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Mar 28, 2019

    TEN SLEEP - The Ten Sleep High School track and field team begins their season this Saturday in Buffalo with the Bison Invitational at Buffalo High School. "We start off in Buffalo [Saturday] and I feel like this season is going to go quick," said TSHS track and field coach Desiree Egger. Ten Sleep has a total of 14 athletes out this year and with a good blend of experienced athletes and new blood, Egger believes the potential for this group is very high. Seniors Kinley Erickson and Kelli... Full story

  • First meet gives HSCHS track a lot of positives to build on during open week

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Mar 28, 2019

    THERMOPOLIS - Even with close to half the team missing, the Hot Springs County High School track and field team got the season off to a strong start in Cody on March 23. Many of the Bobcats and Lady Bobcats set personal records at the Yellowstone Sports Medicine Invitational at Cody High School. "The weather was exceptional and it was a good day to start out and get our feet wet," said HSCHS track and field coach Aimee Kay. "We weren't at full strength with spring break, some kids being in the D... Full story

  • March 29: Cowgirls hold off Waves to advance WNIT quarterfinals

    Robert Gagliardi, WyoSports|Mar 28, 2019

    LARAMIE – The last time coach Joe Legerski and the University of Wyoming women’s basketball team played Pepperdine was in 2013. UW won and Legerski picked up his 200th win. More than 100 victories and nearly six years later, UW and Pepperdine played again, and this time, the Cowgirls extended their memorable postseason run. True freshman Karla Erjavec made a free throw with 9.7 seconds to play, and UW forced a Pepperdine miss at the buzzer for a 61-60 victory in the third round of the WNIT in front of a season-best crowd of 5,134 at the Are... Full story

  • Saturday's soccer matches moved to Worland

    Mar 28, 2019

    WORLAND - Worland High School's March 30 road soccer matches against Riverton have been moved to Worland High School due to Riverton's field being covered in snow. The Lady Warriors and Lady Wolverines will play at 11 a.m. with the Warriors-Wolverines match to follow at 1 p.m. As of writing, there will only be varsity matches Saturday as there are not enough officials to cover the JV matches....

  • APRIL 1: Out of the diamond and back on the gridiron

    APP|Mar 28, 2019

    ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (APP) — Goodbye SEC Network. Goodbye New York Mets. Tim Tebow is back on the football field after finalizing a deal with the Denver Broncos, returning to the team that drafted him in the first round of 2011 NFL draft. “It’s a blessing, truly a blessing and all praise goes to God,” said a choked-up Tebow during his introductory press conference at the Broncos facilities Monday afternoon Tebow opened up about his time away from football and the NFL and just how bleak his footbal... Full story

  • Warriors begin their title defense Worland soccer opens the season with the

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Mar 21, 2019

    WORLAND - Gone are the days of sneaking up on teams, now the Worland High School boys soccer team will have the target on their backs. The 2019 season will be new territory for the Warriors. They enter the season as the defending 3A State champions and are No. 1-ranked team in 3A, according to WyoPreps media and coaches poll. The Warriors start the season with 36 players on the roster which should make practices all the more competitive. "The first two weeks have been great. The boys have had... Full story

  • Worland Track gets season off to a solid start in Wind River

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Mar 21, 2019

    WORLAND - While most of the track and field meets around the state were canceled due to weather, the Worland Warriors and Lady Warriors were able to get a meet under their belt. Competing at the Wind River High School Invitational in Pavillion, the Warriors placed second scoring 72 points as a team while the Lady Warriors finished sixth scoring 43 points. "It was a good day," said WHS track and field coach Tracey Wiley. "Alexa [Caballero] automatically qualified for state in the discus. She... Full story

  • HSCHS track and field begins season in Cody

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editors|Mar 21, 2019

    THERMOPOLIS - The track and field season gets underway for the Hot Springs County High School Bobcats and Lady Bobcats this Saturday in Cody. First-year track and field coach Aimee Kay takes over the HSCHS track program from Ernie Mecca who retired last spring. Participation is still up and each Bobcat and Lady Bobcat athlete has been working hard to prepare for this season. "Our numbers are comparable to last year, we currently have 30 kids out. We have a decent amount of returning... Full story

  • Hear Me Out...A guaranteed plan to winning your March Madness pool

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Mar 21, 2019

    March Madness is officially underway. I know technically it starts with those "First Four" games but watching a collection of teams that don't belong in the tournament or are No. 16-seeds, isn't why I watch the most entertaining postseason in all of sports. From now until Sunday, is one of the best days on the sports calendar. Brackets will be made or busted over these next four days and you'll either be that much closer to winning your office pool and ultimate sports knowledge bragging rights... Full story

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