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Another Wolf is ready to become a Cougar. This week Tanner Mosely signed his letter of intent to play football for Concordia University Chicago in River Forest, Illinois. Mosely is the second Wolf this year to decide to play for Concordia, following Jeremiah Salmo, who signed his letter of intent a few weeks ago. Mosely mentioned having a friend going to Concordia as part of the reason for his college choice, but also said a major motivating factor was the friendliness of the coaches, who...
The Lady Wolves Softball team traveled to Gillette to compete in the 4A State Championships last Thursday. Their first game on Thursday was against the Cheyenne East Thunderbirds. Green River fought the entire game but struggled putting the bat to the ball. Cheyenne East dominated the game and won with a final score of 11-0. "We had about three costly errors in the outfield that really was the difference in the game," said Head Coach Blair Aimone. "The game was definitely closer than the score...
The Wolves Girls and Boys Track and Field teams competed in the Wyoming High School Track Championships this past weekend at Kelly Walsh High School in Casper. They were up against 13 other 4A schools, almost all of which have significantly larger enrollments. The largest contingent of athletes for Green River, both for the girls and boys, are sophomores, followed by juniors, freshman and seniors, which bodes well for the Track Program in the next few years if the athletes stick with track and work hard in the off season. Head Track Coach Dan...
On the first day of the 3A State Championships that were hosted in Green River, the Green River Wolves stepped on the field to play the Torrington Trailblazers. The Wolves out-possessed Torrington during the game and had lots of shots at the goal, but unfortunately at the end of the game Green River didn't get the ball in the net. Leading the team with one goal was Braxton Cordova. Green River lost to Torrington with a final score of 1-2. With a loss, Green River was sent to the consolation...
The Green River Wolves traveled to play a conference game against the Cody Broncs last Thursday. Cody scored two goals in the first half of the game and held Green River from scoring. In the second half, Green River was unable to get the ball in the net but played amazing defense and held Cody from scoring. Braxton Cordova, Maddux Hintz, Braxton Doak and Izyk Arellano had shots during the game along with Eddie Zarate with four saves. Green River lost the game with a final score of 0-2. "The...
The Wolves Track and Field athletes competed in the 4A West Regional meet last weekend in Cody. Despite the rainy and windy weather, Green River picked up 11 more athletes and performed well at the meet. The Wolves had three prequalified athletes before regionals and now have a total of 14 athletes that will be competing in the 4A State Championships on May 18-20 in Casper. The athletes include: Chris Wilson, Kyler Bartlett, Dillon Davis, Trace Erdmann, Christian Oswald, Madison Murdock, Izzy Murdock, Meeka Iwen, Makynzee Bagshaw, Mikayla...
The Green River Lady Wolves soccer team traveled to play their last two conference games last week. On Thursday, Green River fell to Cody with a final score of 2-12. The Lady Wolves knew it would be a tough game playing the undefeated Broncs and they are ranked #1 for a reason, as “they punish you for every mistake you make,” said Head Coach Matt Robles. Isabel Vasco and Olivia Morris made one goal each during the game. On Friday, the Lady Wolves played their last conference game against the Lady Powell Panthers. Green River scored two goa...
A Wolves wrestling champion will be traveling across the county to become part of the National Champion team. Three-time State champion Tommy Dalton recently signed his letter of intent to wrestle for the Western Wyoming Community College Mustangs. "I'm really excited," Dalton said. "I can't wait to start the season, can't wait to start practicing with the guys." While he did look into other schools around the country, Dalton was happy to decide to stay closer to home. "If the national cha...
A former Lady Wolves soccer standout will be continuing her college career as a Pronghorn. Ellie Kettering recently signed her letter of intent to play soccer at Gillette College - a decision she is "really excited" about. Kettering started her college soccer career at Casper College last fall, but decided it wasn't the place for her. She came home for the semester and had surgery at the beginning of the year, which she's been recovering from. However, she's been ready to find the right place...
The Green River High School Boys and Girls Soccer teams traveled to Pinedale to take on the Wranglers last Friday. The Lady Wolves had a victorious win over the Lady Wranglers with a final score of 6-1. Leading the team were Isabel Vasco with six goals and Marely Magana with one goal, along with Jayla Braden with three assists, Claira Kuball with two assists and Fatima Salcedo with six saves. "We played a good 65 minutes of the game," explained Head Coach Matt Robles. "We found possession in...
The Lady Wolves Softball team hosted a conference game against the Worland Warriors last Friday. The Lady Wolves scored one run in the second inning, nine runs in the fourth inning and four runs in the fifth inning, winning the game with a final score of 14-4. "The girls battled the entire game and we had some people step up in some pretty huge moments during the game," said Head Coach Blair Aimone. "It was really awesome to see as a coach because everyone contributed and accepted their role." B...
The Wolves Girls and Boys Track and Field team headed north this past Thursday to compete with five other teams from the Northern part of Wyoming, including hosting school Cody as well as Sheridan, Worland, Powell and Burlington. The competition was a relatively small regional meet that served as a tune up to prepare for heading back to Cody this week for the 4A West Regionals Track Meet. Last week’s meet, known as the Cody Trackstravaganza, allowed the Wolves to get some familiarity with the track and other facilities for this week’s meet pri...
A Green River Wolf will soon become a Concordia Cougar as he pursues his football career. Green River High School football player Jeremiah Salmo recently signed his letter of intent to play for Concordia University Chicago in River Forest, Illinois. "I'm honestly beyond excited," Salmo said of his decision to play for Concordia. "I'm a little nervous. But I've been waiting for this day for a long time, and I'm just so grateful that it's finally come." As he decided where to attend college,...
The Green River Wolves have a mission this season: to compete in the State Championships that will be taking place in Green River this year. The boys have been conquering the field and have earned three more wins, keeping them high in the ranks for the 3A West Conference with an 8-1 record. The Wolves Soccer team played the Lyman Eagles on Friday, keeping their eye on the prize and winning another conference game with home field advantage, with a final score of 5-2. Leading the team was Braxton...
The Green River Lady Wolves played a home conference game against the Lyman Lady Eagles on Friday. Head Coach Matt Robles feels the girls played very well against Lyman. Green River had multiple goals scored by Isabel Vasco, Jayla Braden and Jazlynn Hunt. "We moved the ball well and made Lyman chase the ball for good portions of the game," said Coach Robles. The Lady Wolves won the game with a final score of 7-3. On Saturday, the Lady Wolves played another home conference game against the...
The Green River Lady Wolves Softball team played a home game against the Rock Springs Lady Tigers last Thursday. The Lady Wolves were outscored by the Lady Tigers when Rock Springs scored eight runs in the sixth inning. Rock Springs won the game with a a final score of 16-9. Head Coach Blair Aimone feels the girls battled until the end. She believes there were a lot of things that they should have done a little bit better to win the game. She says every time they step out on the field, it's a wi...
This past week, the Green River High School Girls and Boys Track and Field teams traveled to Evanston High School on Wednesday to compete with Southwest Wyoming local schools. Participating schools included host school Evanston as well as Rock Springs, Mountain View, Star Valley, Lyman, Kemmerer and Farson-Eden. The temperature and the wind were somewhat better than the other meets so far this season. Later in the week, for the first time in five years, the Wyoming Classic Track Meet returned....
The Green River Lady Wolves Soccer team traveled to play a conference game against the Lyman Lady Eagles on Friday. Green River had a victorious win with a final score of 5-2. Leading the team was Isabel Vasco with two goals, along with Emily Magana, Jazlynn Hunt and Dalya Salcedo scoring one goal each. Claira Kuball and Isabel Vasco each had one assist and Fatima Salcedo had an amazing 12 saves during the game. Head Coach Matt Robles said the field wasn't as wide as Green River usually plays...
The Green River Wolves Boys Soccer team had a great weekend of ball. On Friday, the Wolves traveled for a conference game and played the Lyman Eagles. "It was a challenge for us because the field was so narrow," said Head Coach Josh Webb. "It really messed with our possession. And it was still wet and not very firm so that was another challenge." Coach Webb said the boys came out kind of slow and could have played better, but with the challenging conditions he is proud of them and they came out...
The Green River Lady Wolves Softball team has played several games the last week and the players have found their groove. On Friday, Green River played a conference game against Natrona County. "We were actually down to our last out and last strike," said Head Coach Blair Aimone. "The girls battled back and that's what we try to instill - the game isn't over until it's over." Green River was able to shut Natrona County down and it was an awesome victory. The Lady Wolves played a great game, with...
This past Friday, Green River High School hosted the Green River Invitational Track and Field meet with 11 other southwest Wyoming schools including Big Piney, Lander, Wyoming Indian, Kemmerer, Mountain View, Pinedale, Rock Springs, Jackson Hole, Evanston, Farson-Eden and Lyman. The temperature was in the high 30s, but with sustained winds of 20-30 miles per hour with gusts even higher, it was a miserably cold day. Some of the competitors seemed oblivious to the cold as they ran around in tank...
Pineda's Kenpo Karate hosted an their 33rd Annual Inter School Karate Tournament on April 1, at Lincoln Middle School. The inter school tournament featured 40 competitors which allowed for smaller divisions and was a great opportunity for beginner competitors, some of whom experienced their first karate competition. The tournament also serves as a preparation tournament for the upcoming 42nd Annual Western Wyoming Karate Championships that will be held at the Green River Recreation Center on...
The Green River Wolves Soccer team hosted games last weekend, and the athletes were excited to hit the field. They have entered their sixth week of the season and have lots of makeup games rescheduled. On Friday, the Wolves lost the conference game against the Powell Panthers with a score of 0-1. The Wolves may not have scored a point, but Eduardo Zarate had seven saves throughout the game, keeping it a low-scoring game. "We needed to take better care of the ball," said Head Coach Josh Webb....
The Lady Wolves Soccer team played two home conference games last Friday and Saturday. On Friday, the girls played a conference game against the Powell Lady Panthers. Green River fought to win but lost the game with a score of 3-5. Head Coach Matt Robles felt they struggled finding their footing. Green River got down early and had to fight their way back into the game. The girls put a lot of effort into working back to tie the game at 3-3, but just couldn't get the go-ahead goal. "We looked...
The Green River Lady Wolves played a "nail-biter" game against the Rock Springs Lady Tigers on Friday. Throughout the game, the Lady Wolves and Lady Tigers stayed neck-and-neck. Starting the seventh inning, Green River and Rock Springs were tied. Green River pulled ahead, taking the lead with a score of 12-11. Unfortunately, Rock Springs scored two more runs, and the Lady Wolves lost the game 12-13. Head Coach Blair Aimone believes Green River could have won the game. The girls struggled with...
