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Reed, DeLay help Central girls win Southeast Invitational
CHEYENNE – By the time of her sixth dive, Cheyenne Central's Ella Reed found herself comfortably in the lead of 1-meter diving during the Southeast Invitational on Saturday. She easily could have gone into cruise control and done some easy dives to rack up enough points in her final five dives to seal the win. But that isn't how Reed wanted things to go. Instead of cruising, Reed averaged more than 40 points per dive over her final five attempts to notch a score of 474.90 to win the meet – an average of 43.17 points per dive. Her final score was 113.3 points higher than second place. "It certainly takes a lot of practice, dedication and focus on your diving," Reed said. "It helps having good teammates and our diving community is so connected that it feels good to just get off the diving board and have those girls behind the board cheering you on. "… I don't really watch people's scores, I just try to have fun and stay in the moment. I mainly focus on my scores and I don't look at my final score until I'm done diving. I just look at my next dive and
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Colorado QB commit Andre Adams drags defender for 22-yard run
Wyoming News
Laramie County high school football capsules for Oct. 9, 2026
Tongue River at Burns Records: Tongue River (1-5 overall, 1-3 Class 2A East Conference) at Burns (3-3, 3-1) Kickoff: 6 tonight at Bronc Stadium, Burns. X: @MattAtencio5 Last week: Tongue River lost to Moorcroft, 8-0; Burns lost at Newcastle, 42-20. Last meeting: Burns won 12-6 on Sept. 12, 2025, in Burns. Facts: Last week's loss to Newcastle left Burns coach Travis Romsa and his team disgusted. The Broncs fell behind 21-0 late in the second quarter, and despite a late touchdown, were never truly able to get out of their own way. "Our kids came in expecting to win because Glenrock and Torrington beat them, and we beat both of those teams," Romsa said. "They had the mindset that it was going to be easy, and Newcastle came ready to play and essentially punched us in the mouth those first two quarters." … Tongue River comes into the game fresh off its first win of the season. Romsa expects it to be a physical game and said his team will have to match that physicality come game time to avoid another "embarrassing" loss. While the Eagles may be down this season, Romsa and his staff have been harping on the
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Colorado State’s Jim Mora says ‘chapter closed’ with Tyson Summers
FORT COLLINS — Jim Mora has no regrets. When asked if he wishes he’d handled things differently with now-fired defensive coordinator Tyson Summers on the sideline Saturday vs. Oregon State, the Colorado State coach simply said, “No.” “That chapter has been closed,” Mora said, adding later he was not aware the story had received national […]
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Shawn Dubie Memorial Rodeo Returns to LCCC Arena
One of the region's most exciting collegiate rodeo competitions returns to the Laramie County Community College Arena as the Shawn Dubie Memorial Rodeo takes place Oct. 9-11, bringing together top teams from across Wyoming and the region. Rodeo performances begin at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 9, and Saturday, Oct. 10,...
Wyoming News
Defense, big plays power Burns to blowout win of Tongue River
BURNS — In last weeks loss to Newcastle, both Burns coach Travis Romsa and his team felt like they fell well short of the standard they had set for themselves. It led to what Romsa called a great week of practice ahead of Friday’s match up with Tongue River. Those results showed almost immediately. Powered by a dominant defensive effort and big plays on both offense and special teams, Burns dominated Tongue River and ran away with the game for a 56-0 win. “The first thing I told them (after the game) when we went over to the scoreboard was that this is what happens when you put in a good week of practice,” Burns coach Travis Romsa said. “… We put in some new blitzes this week with our linebackers so they don’t get washed, and they stepped up in a huge way for us.” Burns’ defense came out swinging, giving up just three yards on the opening drive to force the first of its seven three-and-outs in the first half. Tongue River gained just 36 yards of total offense, unofficially, and had only three first downs, two of which came on the final drive. The only time Tongue
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Senior Allyson Felix's serving, passing earned her six-rotation role for South
CHEYENNE — Allyson Felix starts every set in a rotation where she’ll be the first Cheyenne South player to serve. That distinction is an honor. It shows that Bison coach Kiarra Fulk thinks Felix is the strongest server on a roster with several to choose from. However, there is an inherent pressure that comes with being the first server. Felix is expected to ignite a scoring run either through aces or sending over serves so difficult to return that they limit the opposition’s offensive options. Felix welcomes the pressure. “Sometimes it can be nerve-wracking, especially when it’s a big game or a big serve where I start thinking, ‘You can’t miss this,’” Felix said. “The biggest thing for me is being consistent. I usually don’t miss until like my third serve. If I don’t miss that third serve, I don’t miss until we lose a point. “It feels really good being the first player to serve.” Consistency doesn’t merely mean getting serves in play. It means accuracy and being able to put serves where Fulk wants. “She’s a really aggressive server, but she’s also consistent and accurate,” Fulk said. “She hits the spots I give her probably 95% of the
Total Pro Sports
Jim Mora Reveals Real Reason He Fired His Defensive Coordinator Mid-Game [VIDEO]
Jim Mora explained the shocking decision to fire Tyson Summers during a blowout home loss. The post Jim Mora Reveals Real Reason He Fired His Defensive Coordinator Mid-Game [VIDEO] originally published on Total Pro Sports .
Wyoming News
Senior McKenna Waters thriving as Cheyenne East's No. 1 setter
CHEYENNE — McKenna Waters knew a bigger role awaited her during her senior volleyball season. She has thrived amid the added responsibility of being Cheyenne East’s No. 1 setter this fall. Roster changes have added even more to Waters’ plate over the past few weeks, and she has also risen to that challenge. “We lost a right side (hitter), and McKenna isn’t the biggest person, but she’s stepped up and filled that spot,” Thunderbirds coach Nicole Quigley said. “She’s playing all the way around right now, which creates some consistency when we have to take the second ball up the line. “She’s really stepped up overall with taking serve receive, jumping and swinging at balls and being vocal. She understands the game very, very well, which is super important for your setter.” Waters’ growth was on display last week. She notched 56 assists, 29 digs and nine ace serves to help East go 1-1. They lost a five-set match to No. 2-ranked Thunder Basin on Friday night before beating Campbell County in four sets Saturday afternoon. Those efforts earned Waters Prep Athlete of the Week honors from WyoSports’ Cheyenne staff. The 5-foot-3 Waters was fully aware of the ways her
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Cheyenne Central tennis teams recreate iconic ’95 photo after doubling up on state championship
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A high school girls team and a high school boys team doubling up on a state championship is no small feat. There are a lot of things that have to go right, Cheyenne Central Tennis Coach Garrett Seamans said, but the Indians have figured it out. After big state wins this year, the teams decided to honor the students who did it the first time in 1995.
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Tigers Battle Through Adversity at Central
CHEYENNE — The scoreboard showed a 52-13 loss for the Rock Springs Tigers on Friday night, but the Tigers showed the kind of fight they will look to carry into Homecoming Week. Rock Springs entered the road matchup against the Cheyenne Central Indians without two of its key senior...
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Former Central coach, athletic director Chad Whitworth honored as distinguished alumnus
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — In Laramie County School District 1 schools, educators leave their mark on students in the classrooms, during athletic events and in administrative offices. Chad Whitworth, a former Central High student himself, did it in all three places and is now being honored by the school and district as a distinguished alumnus.
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Air Force in command; CSU Pueblo, Western Colorado, Mines & Mesa post RMAC wins
The Air Force won the first leg of the Commanders-in-Chief competition on Saturday at Falcon Stadium, defeating the Navy 14-9 as quarterback Liam Szarka scored two second-quarter touchdowns to lead the winners. BOX SCORE. While the Falcons (3-1 overall, 1-1 Mountain Western Conference) were “taking care of business” at the...
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Indian horse relay debuts in Cheyenne: championship event runs Sept. 25–27
The tenth running of the Indian Relay “Championship of Champions” arrives in Cheyenne Sept. 25–27, marking the first time the season-ending title race will be staged at Frontier Park Arena. The move brings roughly 100 relay teams from about 15 tribal nations to one of the West’s most recognized rodeo grounds—and puts a spotlight on a fast, perilous sport rooted in Native American horsemanship.
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Wyoming high school football scoreboard (Week 5)
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. 2. Class 4A. Natrona County 60, Cheyenne South 0. Sheridan...
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2026 Friday Night Frenzy: Week Five
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — With the Wyoming high school football regular season more than halfway through, each win matters for teams looking to qualify for the playoffs and improve their seeding. This week brings forth rivalry games and more across the state. Join the Wyoming News Now Sports Team for another Friday Night Frenzy!
Wyoming News
PREP CROSS-COUNTRY: Central's Racines, Bibbey win Pat Amato
CHEYENNE – Cheyenne Central's Adalyn Racines and Cal Bibbey both won the individual championships at the Pat Amato Classic on Friday in Northglenn, Colorado. Racines won the girls 5-kilometer race in 17 minutes, 28.61 seconds to help the Lady Indians place second as a team. Central finished with 65 points. Rocky Mountain High of Fort Collins, Colorado, won with 43 points. The Indians also had seniors Sofia Rose and Claire Coles place fourth and 14th, respectively. Rose hit the finish line in 19:26.36, and Coles finished in 20:09.93. Bibbey crossed the line in 15:36.15 to help the Indians finish eighth in the team standings with 233 points. Rocky Mountain also captured the boys team title with 38 points. Burns-Pine Bluffs boys second in Wheatland CHEYENNE – Burns-Pine Bluffs senior Sutter Allen stopped the clock in 18 minutes, 44.3 seconds to place third at the Wheatlend Invitational Friday afternoon. Damian Petry and Xander Wilson finished ninth and 10th with times of 20:39.56 and 20:54.60, respectively. Their efforts helped the boys team finish second at the meet with 35 points. The girls team was paced by a sixth-place finish from freshman Felicity Petry. Madison Fertig finished ninth with a time of 23:22.7,