<div><p>With a variety of season-opening cross country meets around the state, programs had plenty of choices where to kick things off with starting times. Glenrock High School stuck to tradition and chose the toughest one of them all – and of the season – by making the short trip west Aug. 28 to the Kelly Walsh Bear Trap Invitational on Casper Mountain.</p><p>The Herders brought with them plenty of grit, hustle and effort in conquering the first three miles of the season on a mountain. The only thing missing was the amount of purple usually in action for the running club.</p><p>“Yes, we are small but mighty,” head coach Chris Gray said of his smallest GHS which only suited up six athletes for Casper. “All the kids will. It’s a tough course that also had a lot of 4A schools and our kids tackled it with a lot of energy and grit.”</p><p>PLEASE LOG IN FOR PREMIUM CONTENT. Our website requires visitors to log in to view the best local news. Not yet a subscriber? Subscribe today! </p></div>

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With a variety of season-opening cross country meets around the state, programs had plenty of choices where to kick things off with starting times. Glenrock High School stuck to tradition and chose the toughest one of them all – and of the season – by making the short trip west Aug. 28 to the Kelly Walsh Bear Trap Invitational on Casper Mountain.

Herders debut on Casper Mountain

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With a variety of season-opening cross country meets around the state, programs had plenty of choices where to kick things off with starting times. Glenroc

Herders debut on Casper Mountain

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