<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4SD3FT_1GoXI6gu00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4SD3FT_1GoXI6gu00" width="2048" height="1366" ><figcaption>Reghan Obray. SweetwaterNOW photo by Stephanie Peterson</figcaption></figure>CASPER — Green River saw a two-set lead slip away Thursday afternoon, falling to Sheridan 3-2 in the opening round of the 4A State Volleyball Tournament in Casper.The Lady Wolves took control early, winning the first two sets before Sheridan responded with a dominant third set and carried that energy through the final two sets to claim the match. The loss sends Green River to the third-place bracket, where its path to a state title has ended, but the Lady Wolves still have an opportunity to extend their season and finish as high as third place.Green River opened the match with a strong first set, overcoming an early back-and-forth start with a decisive run. After Sheridan took a 5-3 lead, the Lady Wolves scored eight consecutive points to move ahead 11-5. Green River continued to score, eventually stretching the lead to 18-10 behind kills from Wilson and Athena Clement, along with a Clement block. Sheridan made a late push, but Green River closed out the set 25-16 on another Wilson kill.The second set was much closer, with the teams trading points and tying the score repeatedly. Neither side managed more than a three-point advantage until late in the set, when Green River used a Wilson kill and block to move ahead 21-18. Sheridan battled back to tie the score at 23, but an error gave the Lady Wolves set point before Green River finished the set 25-23. The second set featured 17 ties, with kills from Wilson, Clement, Vivian Murray and Reghan Obray helping Green River maintain its edge.Holding a 2-0 match lead, Green River needed one more set to advance to the semifinals. Sheridan, however, changed the pace in the third, scoring eight straight points to take a 10-2 lead. Green River briefly slowed the run, getting kills from Wilson, Brookelyn Phillips, Murray and Annistyn Nielsen, but Sheridan continued to find openings and built its advantage to 20-10. The Lady Broncs closed the set 25-12, cutting Green River’s lead to 2-1.Sheridan carried that fire into the fourth set, taking an early lead and moving ahead 7-3. Green River worked to stay within reach, with Wilson and Murray providing kills and Clement contributing at the net. After falling behind 20-15, the Lady Wolves mounted a significant rally. Murray’s kill and block helped spark the comeback, while a Wilson ace and a Clement kill brought Green River even at 22-22. Sheridan answered with three of the final four points, however, taking the set 25-23 and forcing a deciding fifth set.The teams traded points early in the fifth, but Sheridan gradually created separation. Green River used a Murray block and a Wilson kill to stay close, and a Heward block helped pull the Lady Wolves within two at 11-9. Sheridan maintained control down the stretch, reaching match point at 14-10. Wilson answered with a kill, but Sheridan scored the next point to complete the comeback and take the match 15-11.Wilson battled all game for Green River with 17 kills, four aces and one block.The Lady Wolves move into the third-place bracket and face Star Valley at 2:30 p.m. Friday. A win would keep Green River’s season alive and send it into another opportunity Saturday, while a loss would end its tournament run.</div></body>

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CASPER — Green River saw a two-set lead slip away Thursday afternoon, falling to Sheridan 3-2 in the opening round of the 4A State Volleyball Tournament in Casper. The Lady Wolves took control early, winning the first two sets before Sheridan responded with a dominant third set and carried that energy through the final two sets to claim the match. The loss sends Green River to the third-place bracket, where its path to a state title has ended, but the Lady Wolves still have an opportunity to extend their season and finish as high as third place.

Green River’s Strong Start Not Enough Against Sheridan

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CASPER — Green River saw a two-set lead slip away Thursday afternoon, falling to Sheridan 3-2 in the opening round of the 4A State Volleyball Tournament in

Green River’s Strong Start Not Enough Against Sheridan

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