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Wyoming high school football scoreboard (quarterfinal playoffs)
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Here’s a look at the high school football scores from this week across Wyoming. Scores including local schools (in Laramie County) are in bold. Only varsity-on-varsity games involving Wyoming schools are listed below. Friday, Oct. 30. Class 4A. Natrona County 41, Kelly Walsh 0. Sheridan...
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Golden Eagles Open Season with Halloween Victory
CHEYENNE, Wyo. – The Laramie County Community College Golden Eagles gave their fans plenty to celebrate on Halloween, opening the 2026-27 season with a 72-62 victory over North Platte Community College Saturday afternoon inside a packed home gym. After holding a slim 31-28 halftime advantage, the Golden Eagles turned...
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SVXC teams compete at State
The Wyoming Cross-Country State Championships took place in Cheyenne over this past weekend as schools from the 2A, 3A and 4A classifications competed on the course at Little America. The Lady Braves placed sixth in the 4A girls class while the Braves finished third in the 4A boys class. Kellsie...
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Aaron Gonzales-Alvarado is a Swiss Army knife for Central
CHEYENNE — The moment football became a genuine passion and not just an after-school hobby is still burned in the mind of Aaron Gonzales-Alvarado. It wasn’t a big hit or game-sealing touchdown to win his team the game. Rather, his passion for playing the sport comes from what he saw on the sideline when he was playing football in sixth grade. “At the beginning of my career, I was playing on the offensive line,” the Cheyenne Central junior said. “My favorite thing was looking to my side and seeing my mom (Amanda Alvarado) and the rest of my family and friends cheering me on. That’s my ‘why,’ and I want to prove that I could do it.” Since that day, football has been a huge part of Gonzales-Alvarado’s life. This season, he has shown just how much that dedication has paid off. Entering the first round of the Class 4A playoffs, Gonzales-Alvarado sits fourth on the Indians’ roster in tackling with 20.5 total tackles. He also has a tackle for loss, a fumble recovery, a defensive touchdown and a pass breakup. But his contributions don’t stop there. He’s added 585 all-purpose yards and touchdowns on both offense and special teams.
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Cheyenne cheerleaders earn all-conference honors
CHEYENNE – Nine Cheyenne cheerleaders and two dancers earned first team all-conference honors from the Wyoming Spirit Coaches Association. Selections were made based on leadership, technique and dedication within their programs. Athletes were nominated and evaluated by coaches statewide with scoring and a video process determining final honors. Cheyenne Central had Haylee Harmon, Bella Kittelson and Kelsey Nutter pick up first team cheer nods. Elise Bowers and Sophia Simones earned first team dance honors. Cheyenne East’s Ashlyn Ritchhart, Sheridan Eskam, Camille Gomez and Aaleigha Pennock were first team cheer leaders. Cheyenne South had Leila Martinez and Alina Polzin earn first team cheer honors. Central’s second-teamers were Elise Bowers, Lillian Bowers, Serena Courtright and Kylie Gorski, while Yazlin Castillo-Alvarado earned honorable mention. Lillian Bowers and Kelsey Nutter were second team all-conference dancers. East saw Paislee Scott pick up second team cheer honors, while Cadee McKee, Adaline Rockweiller and Lilah McDowell were honorable mentions. East’s dance team had Hannah Williamson earn second team, while Lauren Gillaspie was honorable mention. South’s cheer squad had Khloee Zunker, Ariela Pena, Abigayle Lovell-Poynor and Brylie Drake earn second team honors. Camryn Aragon was honorable mention in cheer. All-state selections will be announced in March.
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Mistakes cost Burns in quarterfinal loss to Mountain View
BURNS — A 14-point swing that crossed the halftime break helped give Class 2A West No. 3-seed Mountain View enough momentum to pull away from East No. 2-seed Burns Friday night at Bronc Stadium. The Buffalos scored with a minute left in the first half and rattled off a quick six-play drive to start the second half to go up 21-7 on Burns early in the third quarter. It was enough of a cushion for Mountain View to put the Broncs away and punch its ticket to the semifinals with a 48-13 win. “We’re just a family,” said Mountain View senior Joseph Larson, who scored three touchdowns and ran for 103 yards in Friday’s game. “We came together, and we just worked hard. ... We just got into a rhythm, and once we got it, we were gone.” Senior quarterback Bryce Hansen completed 20 passes for 240 yards and a touchdown, unofficially. Gage Rooney added 91 yards and a receiving touchdown on six catches. Dayne Wilshusen caught three passes for 113 yards and had a touchdown to lead the charge through the air. Burns’ offense, which had struggled to get started on time coming into the game, scored four plays
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Cheyenne South won't play varsity football in 2027
CHEYENNE — Cheyenne South will only field sub-varsity football teams in 2027. The Bison’s top level next fall will be junior varsity. They also will have a combined freshman-sophomore squad. South informed its athletes of that decision Thursday morning. The school informed the school population at large through the ParentSquare app. That message from athletics director Wendy Johnson said the decision was made collaboratively with Laramie County School District 1. “I talk to people about our program and they ask me about rebuilding it,” Johnson told WyoSports late Thursday afternoon. “A rebuild implies that we were there at one point and, unfortunately, we haven’t been. Our program needs a chance to build, and that’s really hard to do when you keep playing our younger kids up on the varsity level in (Class) 4A. “We’ve had some success with our frosh-more kids. They did well and they competed. They’re working through adversity, and we think this will help get us on the right track.” The Bison are mired in a 65-game losing streak. That is an all-class state record by 27 games. South’s last victory was a 36-35 triumph over Laramie on Oct. 11, 2019. The school has an all-time record
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Rocky Mountain runners close season at state meet
Young Grizzlies show progress in Coach Gerry Burton’s first season. The Rocky Mountain High School cross country team closed a season of growth Saturday at the Wyoming State Cross Country Championships in Cheyenne, competing on a cold, windy day over one of the most challenging courses the Grizzlies faced all season.
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Big day at Little America
Teigen captures second at State cross country, Panthers run well on biggest day. It was an emotional farewell for two standout seniors and a successful day for underclassman who will take over after the final race of the year. That grand finale Oct. 24 at Little America Golf Course in Cheyenne is where the Wright High School cross country program brought more than two months of gains to great end.