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After a strong season, the Green River High School golf team came away from the 3A State Championship in Lander last weekend with a very strong showing. Three All-State golfers among the girls were named, with improvement noted amongst the boys. The girls team came in second place overall, losing to Wheatland by just two strokes. However, three individual girls ranked in the top 10 overall, earning them 2021 WCA All-State in Golf honors from the Wyoming Coaches’ Association. The boys team f...
Green River hosted the Worland Warriors on Hall of Fame night before a large home crowd, but were unable to secure a win in the high-scoring game. The Warriors came into Wolves Stadium with the largest contingent of players in the school's history, which included a number of experienced seniors on the roster. The Warriors appeared to have the advantage in team speed while the Wolves had the size advantage. Green River's coach Kevin Cuthbertson said Worland had a very athletic team and ran the RP...
The Green River High School golf team is headed to the state tournament next weekend after a strong season, with the girls leading the way. The girls team has won all but one tournament this season. At the Star Valley Invite they came in second, but still had one of the lowest overall scores the team has seen. Most recently the team won the Conference tournament in Pinedale last weekend. "Our girls maintained a commanding lead," Coach Karly Eyre said. The team won Conference with a 96-stroke...
The Green River High School girls swim team has started their season with multiple wins, taking first place at their home meet and beating Lander in a duel meet last weekend. Green River girls came in first in seven out of nine individual events. This coming weekend, the swim team will face off against Rock Springs High School before returning home for another Green River Invite. Last year the team brought home the state championship. This year Coach Colleen Seiloff hopes the girls will continue to work hard to earn their place. “The way you g...
The high school tennis season is winding down in Wyoming as the Wolves prepare for Regionals in Cheyenne this weekend. Since the start of the year, the Wolves coaching staff have worked to improve the boys and girls to get them excellent seeding for the tournament. Head coach Phil Harder said earlier in the season the girls were ready for that level of competition shortly after the season started as the Lady Wolves had a wealth of experience in several areas. With seniors Gabrielle Heiser and...
The Lady Wolves ended Thursday night with a loss from their rivals, the Lady Tigers from Rock Springs. The match consisted of four sets, with the Lady Tigers winning the first 25-21, the Lady Wolves taking the second 25-22 and the Lady Tigers finishing the night with 25-21 and 25-14 wins. During the first set, the Lady Wolves faced an early rally by the Rock Springs team when they scored nine unanswered points. After several back and fourth rounds, the Lady Wolves would find a groove and score six unanswered points, overcoming the Lady Tigers...
The Green River Wolves took the long bus ride north Friday to take on the 1-0 Buffalo Bison. Learning from their defeat in Lander, theWolves showed significant improvement from the previous week with 316 yards of total offense, 261 yards of which came through Green River’s passing game. The Wolves had eight passes of more than 20 yards and picked up an additional 55 yards on the ground. The other significant improvement from week one was the Wolves took better care of the ball, having only one turnover throughout the night. The Wolves won t...
By PETE RUST Contributor The Wolves hit the road Friday to play a tough Lander squad and taking their first loss of the season. The Lander Tigers have made the playoffs the last couple of years and started with the home field advantage and one game under their belts: a 51-6 domination of Pinedale. Lander won the coin toss to start the game, but deferred and allowed the Wolves to start the game on offense. Lander's defense, which proved formidable throughout the game, stopped the Wolves on three...
Golf Results Green River Invite (Aug. 30 - 31) Girls Lili Adams: Day one 105, Day two 102, Total 207 Elena Barrera: Day one 103, Day two 110, Total 213 Shania Flores: Day one 116, Day two 100, Total 216 Hanna Grasmick: Day one 114, Day two 106, Total 220 Taylor Jenny: Day one 135, Day two 131, Total 266 Molly Stanton: Day one 141, Day two 139, Total 280 Hanna Davis: Day one 108, Day two WD, Total NS Girls Totals: Day one 327, Day two 308, Total 635 Boys Ryker Mele (First overall): Day one 81, Day two 78, Total 159 Hunter Lake (Fifth overall):...
The Green River High School girls swim team is looking forward to the rest of the season, especially after winning both days of their home meet last weekend. The Green River Invite Sept. 3 and 4 was the second event the swim team has participated in this season. The team traveled to Laramie on Aug. 27 and 28 for the Laramie Relays and Laramie Pentathlon. "Those are always fun meets to start the season out," Coach Colleen Seiloff said. She said pentathlons are especially fun because everyone can...
Residents and visitors walking along the Viaduct overlooking the Union Pacific rail yard can do so without seeing the tags and images previously spray-painted along its length. This is due to the work of Eagle Scout Elijah Kropf and Boy Scout Troop 312 giving the Viaduct a new coat of paint last month. Kropf, a student at Western Wyoming Community College, decided to paint the Viaduct as his Eagle Scout project. Kropf said he chose the project because of how important the Viaduct is to Green Riv...
Green River High School's tennis program had some highs and lows last week, defeating Rock Springs at home before taking on Natrona County and Kelly Walsh in the same day Aug. 27. "It was a long day for us, we didn't get home until midnight," head coach Phil Harder said. Against Rock Springs, the teams sent the Tigers back home with a loss. The boys were able to sweep their matches while the girls only lost the No. 3 doubles contest. The matches against Natrona County told a similar story, with...
Laramie Relays Aug. 27 GRHS team score: 196 (fifth overall) Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay 4. GRHS A (Tanith Smith, Lilly Munoz, Brianna Uhrig, Amaya Spartz), 2:01.36 16. GRHS B (Autumn Casey, Ellie Mandros, Mikayla Green, Kaylee Peterson), 2:28.02 20. GRHS C (Alyssa Herwaldt, Jadin Magana, Mallery Lyon, Rylee Philips), 2:46.66 Girls 500 Yard Free Relay 2. GRHS A (Chezni Rubeck, Courtney Clark, Spartz, Tanith Smith), 5:11.86 11. GRHS B (Peterson, Green, Hailey Luth, Haley Clevenger), 6:13.11 13. GRHS C (Ashlynn Smith, Herwaldt, Magana, Kelcee...
The Green River High School golf team is off to a strong start this season, and head coach Karly Eyre is excited for both the postseason and the future of the program. The season started with the Snake River Shootout on Aug. 11 and 12, with the first day held in Jackson Hole and the second day in Cedar Creek. The GRHS girls took first place overall, and three individual girls had scores in the top 10. One Green River boy finished in the top 10. The golf team participated in the Star Valley...
They are two teams who return a significant number of players from very successful seasons in 2019, and they are two teams who share many ties between their coaching staffs. The Wyoming Cowboys and Montana State Bobcats will kick off the 2021 season Saturday at 2 p.m. on Jonah Field at War Memorial Stadium. Recent Successes Back in 2019 when both the Cowboys and Bobcats played their last full seasons, the Cowboys posted a record of 8-5 and captured the NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl Championship in Tucson. Meanwhile, the Bobcats made a run all th...
The Wolves and Lady Wolves cross country runners competed in their first event of the season Saturday, the invitational run Green River hosts at Pioneer Trails Picnic Grounds northwest of Green River off of Wyoming Highway 372. Along with Green River, runners from Rock Springs, Lyman and Lander also competed at the meet. The 5K route created at the picnic grounds has often been described by coaches and runners as one of the toughest cross country courses runners will participate on during the...
Green River High School's tennis teams have already started their season and Coach Phil Harder is happy with what he's seen so far. The Wolves have played three matches, with a fourth competition between the Wolves and the Rock Springs Tigers taking place at home today. Harder said the girls squad has a lot of returning experience hitting the court this season. "They're ready to go now," Harder said, believing the group to be ready for mid and late-season play. The girls have won two of their...
It’s been fought over and celebrated with in football locker rooms for over five decades, and before its life in bronze began, it was on the foot of an American soldier, captain Dan Romero, on the ground of the Vietnam War. And, after 53 years on college football sidelines, it was beginning to show its age. That’s why, in January 2021, officials from Colorado State and Wyoming got together and decided the time was right to restore The Bronze Boot to protect it for the next 50-plus years of its existence and beyond. “I know both schools are e...
The Green River Knights A team are standing tall as they head into the West District tournament this weekend in Cowley. The Knights are the top seeded team in the division, allowing them to take on the winner of the first-round game between Powell and Buffalo Saturday morning. Head coach Benjamin Lail said the team has excelled throughout their conference, earning an 8-0 record in conference play. “We’re playing really well this season,” he said. Lail part of that success if attributed to how w...
Ever wonder how much a rodeo performer earns if they place in an event? Residents curious about the purses offered by the Overland Stage Stampede Rodeo can satisfy their curiosity as the results, with the amounts paid to the athletes, were released by the city Tuesday. As is the case with most rodeos, the competitors paid an entry fee to participate in the rodeo's various events. Overland Stage Stampede Results, June 4-5 Team Roping 1. Tanner Pallasen/Wes Miller, 5.4 seconds, $479.85 per roper...
Head softball coach Blair Aimone is excited about the future the Wolves have in the spring newly-developed softball league established this year. While the winless season wasn’t what players or coaches hoped for, the growth they’ve shown throughout the season encourages Aimone. “I am excited for the future of Wolves Softball,” she said. “I am proud of the girls for refusing to give up. We will be a team to reckon with in the future.” Aimone considers the season a success saying it was both an honor and exciting to be a part of something n...
The Green River High School track teams traveled to Casper to compete in the Wyoming High School Track Championships at Kelly Walsh High School this past Thursday through Saturday, earning one state title at the end of the event. For the Lady Wolves, there was only one competitor to finish in the top eight. Junior Lillian Munoz ran the fastest 300-meter hurdle time at state in any class to win with a time of 45.71 and finish as the state champion. Also competing for the girls was junior Kalea Gibson, who took ninth in the high jump at 4-10 and...
Beck "The Last Boy Scout" Shields has been busy over the past few months. The 17-year-old MMA fighter has continued a rigorous training schedule and participated three amateur fights, including his first jiu-jitsu match since his last major bout in Mississippi last October. Beck, who attends the Wyoming Virtual Academy as his training schedule makes it difficult to attend classes in person, said the heavy training and previous bouts have left him feeling more confident as he prepares for his...
