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The Green River High School boys swim team headed to Gillette for the state competition last weekend and came home with a fourth-place finish and a strong showing from the diving team. Wolves' divers topped the leaderboard in diving. Braxton Cordova was the diving state champion for the second year in a row, taking first with a score of 447.40. Fellow Wolves Kyle Kight and River Kirts took second and third place respectively. "Those guys have just been battling out and pushing each other all...
With three regional champs in their fold, a team of 15 wrestlers will travel to the state wrestling tournament in Casper to take on the best wrestlers in 3A. The team took second at Regionals over the weekend, falling behind the Star Valley squad that clenched the regional title. Those taking regional titles were Zach Weipert, Kale Knezovich and Connor Todd. Wrestlers placing at the competition were Deylin Miller taking second, Spencer Wright, James Herwaldt and Jaxxon Gomez taking third and...
Being the top ranked team in their quad and the second ranked team in the 4A West, Green River High School’s varsity boys basketball team seeks to keep the train rolling as they head to the regional tournament next week. Last week, the boys took on the Red Devils in Evanston and left with a 73-45 win. The boys’ winning ways continued at home Saturday, when the team took down the Jackson Hole Broncs 69-49. Head coach Laurie Ivie attributes the boys success with being able to play consistent bas...
The Green River High School girls basketball team is moving up in conference competition, getting two more wins last weekend. First the Lady Wolves fought for a close win over Evanston last Thursday, coming out on top in a 43-41 finish. The competition stayed neck-and-neck for the first two quarters. Green River began to pull ahead in the third quarter and early fourth quarter when Evanston began to close the gap. Towards the end Green River struggled with turning the ball over and missing some...
The Green River High School girls basketball team had one big win and one close loss last week, leaving them 4-3 in conference and 10-7 for the season. With the support of an enthusiastic home crowd, the Lady Wolves took on Riverton at home last Friday night and came away with a 65-26 win. "Sometimes you get into that flow where everything's going well and it makes everything easier," Coach Rick Carroll said, describing the win. The team members moved the ball well and stayed relaxed which...
The season is beginning to close for Green River High School’s grapplers. With Friday’s trip to Lander for the 3A Regional Wresting Tournament, the wrestling team will only have next week’s State tournament in Casper. The regional event itself represents a hurdle for the Wolves to overcome as qualification at the event is the only way to punch a ticket for next week’s tournament. When head coach Josh Wisniewski looks at his boys, he sees a scrappy team ready to take on the rest of the state....
Green River Last Chance Meet (Feb. 10) 200 Yard Medley Relay 2. GRHS A, 1:58.15 4. GRHS B, 2:25.26 200 Yard Freestyle 4. Aiden Zimmerman, 2:08.05 8. Riley Majhanovich, 2:14.24 9. Logan Wadsworth, 2:15.23 13. Logan Gray, 2:25.72 200 Yard IM 1. Brady Young, 2:11.67 6. Cole Gilmore, 2:29.83 8. Trace Erdmann, 2:34.44 50 Yard Freestyle 2. Young, 24.34 5. Zeke Reading, 24.91 12. Colin Gilmore, 27.28 15. Andrew Neher, 27.70 28. Joe Renfro, 39.37 1 Meter Diving 1. Braxton Cordova, 290.30 2. Kyle Kight, 250.20 3. River Kirts, 217.10 4. Keegan Gailey,...
On Wednesday afternoons after school, music fills the Lincoln Middle School cafeteria as students gather to start practicing their dance routines. The LMS dance club is in its third year, led by Christine Peterson, who is a coach for Green River High School's Wolf Pack Dance Team. "It's just an opportunity for the middle school dancers or girls to experience dance and kind of get a feel for what it might be like to be on the spirit team," Peterson explained. The program is structured as a club,...
A Green River High School tennis player will continue to play tennis at the collegiate level in Nebraska. These days, Gabby Heiser can be seen on the basketball court playing with the Lady Wolves, however she will trade the basketball jersey for a tennis racquet to continue playing the sport she loves. Gabby signed a letter of intent to play tennis for Concordia University in Seward, Nebraska last week. Gabby doesn't have a specific major in mind at the moment, but said she plans to study for a...
After winning their first three conference games, the Green River High School girls basketball team suffered two defeats last weekend, leaving them 3-2 in conference so far. “It was a tough week for the Green River world, that’s for sure,” Coach Rick Carroll said. The team took on their rivals in Rock Springs last Thursday, losing 57-40, then headed to Casper to play Natrona County on Saturday where they lost 64-45. “We really throughout both games struggled with turnovers and didn’t do a good...
The Green River High School boys swim team has continued to work hard during the last weeks of the season, adding more qualifiers for state and setting a new record. Last Saturday the Wolves headed to Lyman for the conference meet, where the team took second place overall. Braxton Cordova was the conference champion among the divers, and Brady Young was the conference champion in the 500-yard freestyle event, breaking the conference record with a time of 4:58.31. “We had good strong swims for ou...
The Green River High School cheerleading team earned a state title over the weekend after competing against the larger schools in the 4A division. The team took first in the Co-Ed Stunt competition, scoring 86 points to secure the state title. The team also took second in the Game Day category, scoring 86.1 points. Head coach Allison Luna said the cheer team competes at the 4A level because the squad is larger than cheer teams fielded by the other 3A schools. "I like to try and challenge our...
Following a rough Saturday at Riverton’s Ron Thon tournament, the Green River Wolves are preparing for three duals this week. Head wrestling coach Josh Wisniewski said the Wolves had a great showing last Friday at the Ron Thon, but the momentum the Wolves built Friday didn’t transfer to the team during its matches the following day. “That second day was a lot tougher,” Wisniewski said. Wisniewski said wrestlers dropped close matches and the team as a whole struggled to build up the momentu...
The Green River High School girls basketball team continued their conference record undefeated after beating Star Valley last Saturday. The Lady Wolves stayed ahead of Star Valley throughout the game and finished with a score of 45-29. “The defense led to the offense, so that was good for us,” Coach Rick Carroll said. Carroll explained the defense did a good job pressing, which led to runs where the Lady Wolves were able to score lots of points quickly. He also credited the defense with hel...
The Green River High School boys swim team competed in their last regular meet of the season last weekend, going up against 16 other teams in Gillette. The Wolves placed right in the middle overall, taking eighth, and had team members place in the top 10 in five events. Brady Young took first place in the 500 Yard Freestyle. This weekend the team will spend two days in Lyman for their conference meet before their Last Chance meet at home next Thursday and the state meet in Gillette Feb. 17 and 18. Swim Results Gillette Invite (Jan. 29) Team...
The Green River High School boys basketball team came out victorious in two close basketball games with Evanston and Jackson. The boys defeated Evanston at home Thursday 51-49 in overtime last Thursday, then defeated Jackson 51-48 Saturday at Jackson Hole High School. The two games were the first conference quad games for the Wolves, giving them an early 2-0 conference record. Overall, the boys are 7-4 for the year. While the boys enjoyed success last week, head coach Laurie Ivie said she...
The Green River High School boys swim team stayed busy last week with three meets in Lander and at home, but the highlight was when one of the team’s divers set a new record. Braxton Cordova broke the school record and pool record during the home meet at GRHS last Thursday with a score of 455.55. “It was a 30-year-old record,” Coach Colleen Seiloff said, explaining the previous diving record was set in 1992. The home meet was a good one for the whole team, coming in second place with 244 point...
Conference has started for girls basketball, and the Lady Wolves have started with two wins. The Green River High School team faced Evanston last Thursday and Jackson last Saturday. “I felt like we played pretty good in both games,” Coach Rick Carroll said. “Still have things to work on, but in general I thought we played really hard.” The game against Evanston stayed close until the very end, but the Lady Wolves came out on top with a final score of 48-41. “We knew Evanston was really going to...
The Green River Wolves' first chance to compete at home ended as well as it could have with a first-place finish at the annual Thoman wrestling tournament over the weekend. Head coach Josh Wisniewski said the Wolves faced two very strong teams on the way to winning the tournament -- the squads from Kemmerer and Pinedale. Pinedale joins Green River in 3A and Wisniewski said the team is very competitive with Green River. "These are tough teams, we can't overlook them," he recalls telling his...
The Green River High School swimming team continues improving times in the pool, with one swimmer punching his ticket to the state meet and others qualifying in additional events. The Wolves traveled to the eastern side of the state to compete at Cheyenne Central Friday, then traveled to Laramie Saturday for competition with the Plainsmen. Team scores were not available for the dual at Central. The Wolves took ninth in Laramie, scoring 56 points. Head coach Colleen Seiloff said the team swam...
A hard-fought and low-scoring basketball game ended in a loss for the Lady Wolves Friday night. The Lady Wolves basketball program was the only group traveling to Gillette last week as the boys’ game was canceled after the Green River boys were unable to compete due to illness impacting several members of the team. The girls played a hard-fought game with Thunder Basin, but according to head coach Rick Carroll, offensive mistakes and the girls losing steam during the second half resulted in t...
Indoor track results 2022 Idaho State Snake River Open (Jan. 14) Girls Results 60-Meter Dash 26. Luciana Adams, 9.21 35. Autumn Casey, 9.63 43. Emma Rieck, 10.11 200-Meter Dash 21. Kaela Gibson, 29.83 22. Isabelle Murdock, 29.89 33. Adams, 31.03 40. Cassie Tibbets, 32.16 45. Rieck, 33.72 400-Meter Dash 10. Madison Murdock, 1:09.12 11. Tibbets, 1:12.33 800 meters 15. Madison Murdock, 3:01.22 19. Vanessa Valerio, 3:08.65 1-Mile Run 19. Isabelle Murdock, 6:16.38 22. Lily Murdock, 6:21.05 26. Jayleigh Wright, 6:38. 23 28. Madison Yoak, 6:40.84 33....
The number 700 is large by most measurements and for one Green River High School teacher, it represents the number of basketball games he coached for Green River after the final game of a tournament in Pinedale last weekend. For freshman boys coach Tim Cassity, working at the high school is the best job in the world. A 35-year employee of the district, he can be found teaching students the art of woodworking throughout the school day. After school, he spends his time coaching track, football,...
A pool problem in Rock Springs gave the Wolves a chance to host their rivals at home Friday, resulting in three swimmers punching their ticket to the state swim meet. The Wolves were initially scheduled to compete in Rock Springs for the Rock Springs Invite, but the venue was shifted to the Green River High School Aquatics Center because maintenance to the Rock Springs High School pool wasn't completed in time for the meet. "It's a chance to swim at our home pool, we'll take that advantage...
