Boys' soccer continues to shine at home

The Green River High School boys soccer team showed they're a force to be reckoned with on the field, earning two more victories and battling a team to a tie during the past week.

The Wolves scored a victory over Natrona County Friday in a match that ended 1-0 in favor of Green River. The next day, they fought a tough Kelly Walsh squad to a 1-1 tie and scoreless overtime, before earning a commanding 3-0 win over Jackson Tuesday afternoon.

Head coach Chris Bieber said he wasn't sure what to expect with either Natrona County team, saying he knew NCHS lost a few key players, but expected a tough match for Green River. He said the same for Kelly Walsh, who have only been defeated by Thunder Basin High School in Gillette and NCHS.

The Wolves will seek a chance at redemption Thursday when they take on their rivals from Rock Springs Saturday at Wolves Stadium at noon. The Wolves took a tough early-season loss from the Tigers in Rock Springs March 22, falling short 4-0. The Wolves will travel to Evanston April 27 and Jackson April 28. Following those games, the Wolves will have rematches with NCHS and Kelly Walsh May 4 and 5, before the regional tournament May 10-12, which will take place in Green River.