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Eagles earn a point on weekend road trip
The Utah State Eastern men’s soccer team took a weekend trip to face two teams from the NJCAA’s Region IX. The Eagles stopped in Casper, Wyoming for a matchup with Casper College before heading to Scottsbluff, Nebraska to end its non-conference schedule against Western Nebraska Community College. Against...
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Compete Casper projects $30M return on high school tournaments, asks county to renew funding
CASPER, Wyo. — High school state tournaments generated $30 million in economic activity for Natrona County over the past year, Compete Casper told county commissioners on Tuesday. During the Board of Commissioners workshop, Compete Casper staff liaison Heather Jurgensen and Treasurer Tiffany Funk asked that the county renew its...
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Spikers serve up first win in Douglas
Every preseason is crucial for teams because of the non-stop reloading after graduation. The Wright High School volleyball program is definitely not an exception as it has to replace its top two hitters from a year ago - Jocelyn Umiker and Dani Barnhurst. That journey started over the weekend an...
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Casper native and Wyo’s top-ranked Fortnite player hungry for championship at LCCC
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Laramie County Community College, like many of Wyoming’s junior colleges, punches well above its weight in athletics. The school’s esports program is elite, and it’s championship or bust now with the addition of the top-ranked “Fortnite” player in the state. “That’s...
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Bison drop season-opener to Kelly Walsh
CHEYENNE — Seven consecutive scoring drives in the first half gave Kelly Walsh a lead it wouldn’t surrender the rest of the game to open the season Friday night against Cheyenne South. The Bison struggled to find their footing on offense to match the offensive output of the Trojans, turning the ball over five times and getting just one first down in a 70-0 loss. "It was just the work we put in (that helped us get this win)," said senior quarterback Logan Atnip, who finished Friday's game despite a dislocated left shoulder. "… (Tonight) we just knew we had to run the ball and find the open gaps. That's when I was able to start using my audibles, which helped out for sure." Despite a rocky start on the defensive end, the Bison finally found a break they needed. After a holding penalty on first down just outside the red zone put Kelly Walsh behind the chains, defensive lineman Ayden Perez forced a five-yard tackle for loss to set Kelly Walsh up with a second-and-24 situation. The Trojans didn’t gain another yard on the drive, and South forced a punt to take over at its own 20. It was
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Cross Country Season Opens on Casper Mountain at KW Beartrap Invite
A phenomenal opening season performance by Sheridan’s Eli Blankenbush highlighted the Kelly Walsh Beartrap Cross Country Invitational on Casper Mountain Friday. Blankenbush finished 1:19 ahead of second-place Noah Blasi of Rawlins in a blistering time of 15:59.21. Behind his performance, the Sheridan Broncs ran away with the team title.
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Indian Relay Racing Returns To Casper September 19-20 With Elite Teams Competing At Central Wyoming Fair Grounds
Elite relay teams from the US and Canada are bringing Indian Relay Racing back to Casper September 19-20. The Central Wyoming Fair and Rodeo will host the MHS Indian Relay Races Battle for the Rockies.
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2026 Friday Night Frenzy: Week 0
CHEYENNE, Wyo. - The 2026 High School Football Season is finally here and so is Friday Night Frenzy!. Our first Game of the Week saw Natrona and Laramie facing off, both trying to avenge first round playoff loses to end last season. Our reigning Casper Office Prep Athlete of the Year, Brody Wilcox, set the tone early with a long rush. His tandem running back, Patton True finished off the drive with a touchdown. Laramie was feeling the brunt of the two headed monster when Wilcox put Natrona up two scores off a jet sweep. But, Laramie would respond just before the half. Dax Parvin would hit Isaac kirsch for a long receiving touchdown to cut the Mustangs' lead in half. But, Natrona would put together three unanswered scoring plays to start the second half to put this one away. True would find the endzone for the second time and Cooper Rogers and Orin Williams would connect for a receiving touchdown. Natrona County wins 34-13.
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Laramie Plainsmen Ready to Start the 2026 Prep Football Season [VIDEO]
The Plainsmen travel to Casper Friday for their season opener against the fifth-ranked Mustangs. Laramie hasn't beaten Natrona County since 2001, but this year's team returns experienced players hoping to turn things around.
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State’s top-ranked ‘Fortnite’ player starting first semester at LCCC, hungry for a championship
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Laramie County Community College, like many of Wyoming’s junior colleges, punches well above its weight in athletics. The school’s esports program is elite, and it’s championship or bust now with the addition of the top-ranked “Fortnite” player in the state. “That’s...
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Laramie Plainsmen Ready to Start the 2026 Prep Football Season [VIDEO]
The Plainsmen travel to Casper Friday for their season opener against the fifth-ranked Mustangs. Laramie hasn't beaten Natrona County since 2001, but this year's team returns experienced players hoping to turn things around.
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Riverside Rebels Football team is ready to play ball
As we gear up for another exciting fall at Riverside, I can’t help but look back on everything our team has accomplished over the past few months. We are heading into this football season with incredible momentum, built on the back of an outstanding off-season. Our players showed up...
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Big Horn Boys Basketball Team Pulls Away From Shoshoni 46-32 at the 2026 Wyoming High School 2A State Tournament Behind Caleb Adsit’s 13
CASPER, WY — Big Horn opened the 2026 Wyoming High School 2A Boys Basketball State Tournament with a steady first-round win, beating Shoshoni 46-32 after taking control in the second half. The Rams turned repeated foul trouble into an advantage and gradually stretched a close game into a comfortable finish.