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The Green River High School volleyball team started their season at the Cokeville Invitational last Friday and Saturday, facing four different teams in five matches. The Lady Wolves won one of their matches on Saturday, and even though they lost the others, the score stayed close through most of their sets. The first opponent the Lady Wolves faced was the home team. Cokeville beat Green River in all three sets, but the Lady Wolves kept the score to within three points in the final set. Green...
The Wolves football team is ready for the new season, and heading in with a group of experienced players. "Currently, every starter on both sides of the ball is a senior," Head Coach Kevin Cuthbertson explained. "In 22 years of coaching, I don't think I've ever been fortunate enough to have every starter be a senior. So that's pretty incredible for us." Cuthbertson said he's excited for the season, especially with so many players returning. "We were very young last year, which meant a lot of und...
After falling to a strong Jackson team in their first meet of the season, Green River's girls and boys tennis teams took the long bus ride north to Gillette to take on Thunder Basin and Campbell County high schools. The girls were swept by Thunder Basin, though they had a couple of close doubles games. Against Campbell County the Lady Wolves #3 doubles team of Raygan Cochrun and Jocelyn Peterson won a close match 7-6 (7-4 tiebreaker) and 7-5. The boys swept their matches with both Campbell...
The Lady Wolves volleyball team has been working hard to prepare for their season and is ready to be competitive. "We are feeling very optimistic," Head Coach Jessica Demaret said. "We have had a lot of girls in the gym over the summer working really hard and getting a good jump start on the beginning of our season." Through their work over the summer, the Green River High School volleyball team has focused on skills including ball control and serving, according to Demaret. In her first season...
After winning the 3A state championships two years in a row, the Green River High School girls swim team is back in the pool and ready to take on another season. "I think that we have a great crew of returning swimmers, and we had some nice freshmen join the team, so I'm feeling really good about them," Head Coach Colleen Seiloff said about the team. "They're working hard. This first week they're already sore and they're putting a lot of time in, so I'm excited about this season. I think it's...
Two weeks into the season, the Green River High School golf team is off to a fantastic start, according to Head Coach Karly Eyre, and she's excited to see where they go from here. "We're really excited because these kids have worked really hard," Eyre said. "Lots of them have put in extra time to catch up to our returners, and our returning kids have put in the work to stay on top of things." The team is led by Isabell Salas and Ryker Mele, who have both stepped up and worked hard through the...
The Green River High School Cross Country team is ready to run. Head Coach Craig Leavitt is especially excited about the returning talent in the girls team this season. “It’s a good girls team,” Leavitt said. “We didn’t lose any girls that were here last year that ran state, so they’re all returning runners. They’ve had a good track season and are coming into this season pretty strong.” This may be the strongest the girls team has been in 30 years, according to Leavitt, which he believes is due...
The Green River High School coed golf team started the season with a strong day of competition at the Snake River Shootout in Afton last Wednesday. While the team only competed on the first day of the two-day competition, the Wolves came away with several team highlights, according to Assistant Coach Danielle Salas. The boys on the team posted their lowest day one total achieved during Head Coach Karly Eyre's tenure. Junior Tyler Castillon and Junior Zayn Draney did especially well, both...
The Green River High School boys and girls tennis teams kicked off their season Saturday morning on a beautiful sunny day against a very good, seasoned Jackson team. Jackson's older, more experienced squad, which included a defending State champion on the boys team, won both the girls' and the boys' matches. The young Lady Wolves team was shut out by Jackson, who won all their matches, while the Green River boys #1 and #2 doubles team defeated Jackson in two competitive matches, with Jackson...
The second annual Wyoming Legion Baseball "A" All-Star game was played at the Nida Field in Douglas on Saturday. The home run derby was hosted on Friday. The East team had the individual derby winner Jacob Russell from Douglas and the West took the win for the team derby. The West All-Star coaches were Jason Borders of Lovell, Mike Jameson of Lovell, and Brandon Peterson of Green River. The Green River Knights' A team players Jax Peterson, Marcos Molina, Jace Paoli, and Quentin Liebelt were...
All-around cowboy: Stetson Wright, $2,614, saddle bronc riding and bull riding. Bareback riding: 1. Donny Proffit, 84 points on Powder River Rodeo's Double Bubble, $1,272; 2. Keenan Hayes, 83.5, $964; 3. (tie) Jacek Frost and Tristan Hansen, 82, $578 each; 5. Mason Stuller, 79, $270; 6. Morgan Wilde, 77, $193. Steer wrestling: 1. (tie) Blake Brown and Ryan Nettle, 3.8 seconds, $1,470 each; 3. (tie) Chisum Docheff and Ty Everson, 4.0, $915 each; 5. Cole Trainor, 4.1, $499; 6. Blare Romsa, 4.5,...
The Lady Wolves volleyball team has been honing their own skills and helping build the skills of others through volleyball camps this summer. Last week the team hosted a three-day camp for middle schoolers in grades six to eight at Green River High School. "It's a great way to get a jumpstart for their middle school season coming up in a few weeks, and an awesome way to just kind of get good practice on all those fundamentals that the younger kids really need to hone in on," GRHS Head Volleyball...
Green River High School track and field athlete Kaelea Gibson recently signed her letter of intent to compete for Colorado Mesa University. Gibson will be attending CMU this fall and studying business while she competes in her favorite track and field event, the high jump. This spring at the 4A West Regional track meet in Casper, Gibson was the high jump regional champion, clearing 5-04 inches. "I've just loved [track and field] because I started it in middle school and then just grown with...
The 2022 West All-Conference American Legion Baseball announced the players that were chosen for this year's baseball season. The Knights first team honorees were Ashton Eldredge, Marcos Molina and Jax Peterson. This is Peterson's third year of being chosen. The Knights second team honorees were Ben Lail, Quentin Liebelt and Jace Paoli. The state tournament started Monday, July 25, at the Milward L. Simpson Stadium in Cody. A total of eight teams are competing in a modified, double-elimination...
The dream of an outdoor BMX bike track in Sweetwater County is closer to reality following work over the past several weeks on leased land in Green River. The Southwest Wyoming BMX began to build the track thanks to several donations. The location is the old Bike Park in Green River. The old track was torn down to make room for the dual-purpose track, which will include a fenced-in competition track and a community pump track. Organizers will host an open house July 25 beginning at 4 p.m.,...
Monday, July 18 Game 1: Lovell 15 Green River 8 Game 2: Powell 10 Rawlins 1 Tuesday, July 19 Game 3: Cody 10 Lovell 5 Game 4: Powell 12 Riverton 2 Game 5: Lovell 17 Rawlins 0 (Rawlins is eliminated) Game 6: Green River 14 Riverton 4 Wednesday, July 20 Game 7: Lovell 14 Green River 4 (Lovell earns 3rd seed, Green River earns 4th seed) Game 8: Cody 7 Powell 5 (Championship - Cody earns 1st seed, Powell earns 2nd seed) The State tournament will take place in Cody, Wyoming, July 25 through July...
Green River High School incoming junior Isabell Salas was one of four high school golfers in the state chosen to be a part of Wyoming Girls Junior America's Cup golf team. Players were chosen from a combination of high school and WSGA/WJGT scores, personal statements and a written essay. The Girls Junior America Cup includes 18 teams and each team consists of the top four girls from each state or country. The tournament is a 54-hole competition with teams counting three scorers and throwing out...
The Green River Knights B team took on the Rock Springs B team Thursday, July 7 in Green River, taking the lead in the fifth inning and coming up with a 5-3 victory. Pitching for the Knights was Brackin Lail who surrendered three runs on five hits during five innings and struck out five players. Lander Welch, Lail, Kamden Liebelt, Dawson Peterson and James Hartman all had one hit to help the Knights take the lead. Peterson led the Knights with two stolen bases and the rest of the team stole four more bases during the game. In the second game ag...
The Knights A team hosted a double-header conference game July 2 taking on the Riverton Raiders A team. The first game was a 8-6 victory with Jax Peterson pitching all seven innings, allowing six hits, six runs and striking out two with one walk. The Knights scored 3 runs in the third inning from Dallyn Smith, Jace Paoli and Skyler Lee, and had a total of six hits for the game with multiple hits from Peterson and Smith. The Knights tore up the bases and two players were able to steal at least...
Friday: 6th grade and under boys Team name: Chef Rippers Members: Cooper Bird, Trazyn Killpack, Brooks Walker, Lucas Arnold 7th & 8th boys Team name: RS Tigers Eighth Team Members: Kade Wells, Boston James, Ethan Brewsten, Prestin Fisher 9th & 10th boys Team name: Hula Hooperz Syvon Thomas, Ike Mitchell, Antonio Cortez, Luke Tate, Karsten Chassetz 11th & 12th boys Team name: Tigers Coach: Samuel Thornhill Dalton Thomas, Kael Anderson, David DeBoer, Michael Faigl 6th & under girls Team name:...
The Green River Knights had a rough weekend while competing at the Powell Father's Day Tournament last weekend. The Knights were completely shut out when taking on the hosting team, losing 15-0 during the first day of competition. The Green River team fared better against Lovell the following day, but came up short in a game ending 9-8 in Lovell's favor. The Knights will have a chance to dust themselves off Saturday when they take on Evanston in a double header scheduled for noon and 2 p.m. The...
If you stopped by Green River High School this week, the building may have looked all but deserted as students enjoy their summer break. However, the gym was full of hard-working basketball team members participating in summer camp sessions to practice their skills in preparation for next year. This is the second year the boys and girls basketball teams have had individual summer camps, according to Girls Basketball Coach Rick Carroll. "We've brought some individuals in to teach some specific...
The Lady Wolves’ softball season this year was a complete 180 turn from their first season. A team with no wins in 2021 made it to the state tournament and notched nine wins throughout the season, five of which were in conference games. “I’ve never seen such a turn around of a program at the high school level,” Athletics Director Tony Beardsley said. “We did not win a game in year one of our softball program.” That turnaround impressed other coaches in the conference, resulting in them voting...
The Green River Knights continue to impress with a 17-2 win over Buffalo last Friday. The Knights scored 13 runs in the first inning. Jace Pailo scored a three- run home run as well. The Knights also were able to take advantage of 10 walks during the game. The Knights defeated the Laramie B team 5-1 Saturday, which featured Quentin Liebelt throwing five shutout innings during the game. The Knights will take part in the Powell Father’s Day Tournament this weekend, taking on the 406 Fliers of Montana at 3 p.m. Friday, followed by a second game a...
