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The Green River High School Boys Swimming and Diving team dove headfirst into the season last weekend with two back-to-back meets in Laramie, showcasing their depth, versatility, and early-season grit. The weekend began with the Laramie Boys Relays, a meet focused solely on team relay events, followed by the Laramie Pentathlon, where each swimmer competed across multiple disciplines to demonstrate their strengths. At the relay meet, Green River athletes wasted no time finding their rhythm. The...
The Green River Wolves Boys Basketball team stepped onto the court this past weekend with their sights set on testing their resolve, facing a gauntlet of elite opponents, including Sheridan, top-ranked Laramie, and the formidable Arvada West. Though the results weren't in their favor, the Wolves walked away with heads held high and valuable lessons for the season ahead. "It was an incredible opportunity to measure ourselves against some of the best teams around," said Head Coach Laurie Ivie....
The Green River High School Boys Swimming and Diving team is diving into an exciting new season, stepping back into the 4A division after years of competing at the 3A level. Head Coach Colleen Seiloff shared her thoughts on what the team has to look forward to and the challenges they anticipate. "I'm looking forward to being back and competing in 4A and seeing how we can do," Seiloff said. "We've been gone for a few years, so I guess that's probably my biggest thing. And then just seeing some...
As the Green River High School Boys Basketball team prepares for another season, Head Coach Laurie Ivie reflected on the groundwork laid in the offseason and the potential her squad brings to the court. After a busy summer filled with training, games, and team-building, the Wolves are ready to make their mark. "Our offseason has been incredibly busy and productive," Coach Ivie explained. "After taking about a month off following the end of last season, we quickly got back into the swing of...
After years of dedication and extraordinary success, Tanith Smith has officially stepped away from competitive swimming, concluding her career with a legacy that will be remembered for years to come. As a four-time Wyoming High School State Swimming Champion, her journey is a story of talent, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to excellence. Yet, her impact extends far beyond her impressive list of accolades. Tanith's story, as shared by her coaches and through her own reflections,...
The Green River Lady Wolves Swim team made an impressive splash at the 4A State meet, finishing in second place with 208 team points in a season filled with highlights, record-breaking swims, and strong leadership. The Lady Wolves took home five event titles and numerous accolades, including 4A Athlete of the Meet and Athlete of the Year honors for Junior Tavia Arnell. Head Coach Colleen Seiloff, who previously won 3A Coach of the Year, was also named 4A Coach of the Year, recognizing her...
The Green River Lady Wolves Volleyball team showcased determination and skill at the 4A State Championships last weekend, fighting through two tough matches that highlighted the team's resilience and tenacity. Despite the results, the Lady Wolves demonstrated impressive athleticism and teamwork, proving why they were strong contenders throughout the season. The Lady Wolves entered the championships as the West's number two seed and faced off against the Sheridan Broncs in a hard-fought match....
The Green River Lady Wolves Volleyball team, with a strong record of 20-10 overall and 4-2 in conference play, won second place at the 4A West Regional Championships last weekend. Green River took down Jackson and Evanston in all three sets on Friday, claiming their spot in the State Championships. On Saturday, Green River went up against Kelly Walsh and was unable to secure a win. Green River is gearing up for a highly-anticipated State tournament matchup against Sheridan today in Casper. The... Full story
With the State Championship meet around the corner, the Green River Lady Wolves Swim team is charging forward with confidence after an impressive showing at their "Last Chance" meet held on October 31. The event provided the Lady Wolves an opportunity to demonstrate their growth and honor the senior members of the team who have shown dedication, skill, and leadership throughout the season. Finishing their regular season with strong performances, Green River is now preparing to compete against...
The Green River High School Lady Wolves Swim team made a splash at the 4A West Conference Championships, showcasing the depth and determination of a team that has spent months honing their skills for peak performances in the season's most critical meets. With both individual and relay events exceeding expectations, the Lady Wolves left the meet with the first-place win and their sights set on the State Championships. The Lady Wolves were the overall 4A West Conference Champions, with Tavia Arnel... Full story
The Green River Lady Wolves Volleyball team closed their regular season with a powerful sweep, winning back-to-back matches against Lyman and Rock Springs last week. Head Coach Jessica Demaret expressed pride in her team's recent performance, noting that each match presented unique challenges that the Wolves tackled head-on. Lyman, a consistently strong team in the 3A division, hosted Green River for what would be the Lady Wolves' fourth match in seven days. "Going on the road and beating them...
The Green River High School Lady Wolves Swim team delivered an impressive performance over the weekend at the Cheyenne Pre-Invite on Friday and the Invitational on Saturday. Competing against top-tier schools, including Lander and Laramie, the team showcased their growth and determination as they picked up key wins and new State qualifiers. Friday's Pre-Invite was a no-score meet, allowing the swimmers to focus on their technique without the pressure of competing for points. Head Coach Colleen S...
The Green River Lady Wolves Volleyball team completed a busy week on the road, ending with a 2-1 record after facing Riverton, Kelly Walsh, and Natrona. The week began with a commanding 3-0 victory over Riverton on Tuesday, with set scores of 25-15, 25-1, and 25-20. Coach Jessica Demaret reflected on the match, saying, "We started strong and kept our momentum throughout. It was a solid win that set the tone for the week." On Friday, the Lady Wolves encountered a tougher challenge against Kelly...
The Green River High School Lady Wolves Swimming team had a strong showing over the weekend at both the Cheyenne Duals and Southeast Invite, held on October 11 and 12. The team demonstrated their depth and skill, with standout performances across various events. At the Cheyenne Duals, the Lady Wolves took control early in the meet, starting with the 200-Yard Medley Relay. The A-team of Peyton Murray, Kaylin Uhrig, Tavia Arnell, and Hailey Luth secured first place with a time of 2:02.42. Green...
The Green River Lady Wolves Volleyball team successfully navigated a busy Homecoming week, earning two victories. Their first win was against Mountian View last Tuesday, and they finished the week with a 3-0 win against 2A Kemmerer on October 12. The match concluded with set scores of 25-15, 25-19, and 25-18 in favor of Green River, who currently holds a #5 ranking in the 4A division. Despite the distractions of Homecoming, the team maintained focus and executed well on the court, according to H...
The community's concerns over school district mental health programs, curriculum content, and school board policies were a few of the wide range of topics addressed at the Sweetwater County School District No. 2 Board meeting on October 8. The evening began with Melissa Crowell raising the issue of the rising suicide rates among teenagers, citing a study that indicated a 29% increase in suicides among 10 to 17-year-olds following the release of the Netflix series "13 Reasons Why." Crowell...
The Green River Lady Wolves Volleyball team faced a challenging but rewarding week of competition, showing both determination and grit across three matches. The action kicked off on Thursday, October 3, when the Lady Wolves took on the Evanston Red Devils in a thrilling contest. After five intense sets filled with back-and-forth action, Green River emerged victorious with a 3-2 win, thanks to solid team play and strong performances at the net. The win marked an important moment for the Lady...
The Green River Lady Wolves Swimming team had a challenging but rewarding weekend, facing tough competition in both Laramie and Cheyenne. The girls competed against Laramie High School and Cheyenne Central in dual meets on Friday and Saturday, with Head Coach Colleen Seiloff noting the high level of performance, despite the team missing a few key athletes. Last Friday, the Wolves traveled to Laramie, where they held their own against fierce competition. Standout performances included Haley...
Green River High School's Volleyball team delivered an impressive performance this past week, defeating their long-time rivals, Rock Springs, in a match that saw the Lady Wolves dominate across all levels of competition. In a rivalry game where tension and nerves can play a big factor, the Green River team rose to the occasion and swept their opponents in a remarkable display of talent, teamwork, and focus. The varsity team set the tone early, settling into their game after the first few points...
In a closely-contested meet, the Green River Lady Wolves Swimming team fell to the Lander Tigers last week with a final score of 83 to 91. Despite the loss, Green River showcased impressive individual and relay performances, making the competition tight throughout the day. The Wolves started strong in the 200-yard Medley Relay, with the 'A' team taking first place with a time of 1:58.27. However, Green River's depth in this event wasn't enough to secure significant points, as their other relay... Full story
The Green River High School Girls Swimming and Diving team competed in two meets this past weekend, showcasing their abilities at both the Rock Springs meet on Friday and their home invitational on Saturday. Despite not sending the full team to Rock Springs, the swimmers performed admirably. According to Head Coach Colleen Seiloff, "We didn't swim our whole team there. We kind of had to send some and not others based on our schedule this year." Seiloff explained the strategic decision to limit...
The Green River Lady Wolves Volleyball team displayed resilience and skill in their second week of conference play, securing two consecutive victories against Star Valley and Jackson. Their performance over the weekend, marked by both physical endurance and strategic play, is a testament to their growth as a team and their commitment to success. On Friday night, the Lady Wolves traveled to Star Valley, where they earned a hard-fought win. Despite returning home late-nearly midnight-the team...
The Green River High School Lady Wolves Swimming and Diving team had an impressive showing over the weekend, competing first in a dual meet against Lander on Friday, followed by a strong performance at the Filly Invite in Casper on Saturday. While individual swimmers stood out, the weekend was defined by the entire team's resilience, progress, and determination to push through challenges and deliver strong performances. During the Lander dual meet, the Lady Wolves faced tough competition but...
The Green River Lady Wolves Volleyball team began their conference play with a spirited performance that bodes well for the rest of the season. Despite battling a series of injuries and facing tough competition, the team was praised by Head Coach Jessica Demaret for their determination and adaptability, underscoring their resilience and potential. The Lady Wolves took on Natrona County on Friday night, winning 3 matches to secure the victory, and faced Kelly Walsh on Saturday, winning one match...
The Sweetwater County School District No. 2 board of trustees convened this week, tackling a range of topics that spanned mental health concerns, curriculum updates, and student recognition. A key point of discussion centered around the district's mental health programs, with several speakers expressing concern that an increased focus on mental health in schools might undermine students' ability to develop resilience and overcome challenges on their own. Some also called for more transparency...
