Anthony Dion is a local journalist based in Longview, Washington. He writes for BOND, CLIVE L and his work has also appeared in The Chronicle. Anthony covers high school sports, including basketball, and provides in-depth previews, game recaps, and analysis of local teams and athletes.
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Updates on the Wyoming volleyball, soccer and cross country teams.
Cowgirls' two-game winning streak ended with three-set loss to the Aztecs on Thursday.
A preview of the Mountain West Conference game between New Mexico and Wyoming on Saturday.
Players to watch when Wyoming and New Mexico meet on Saturday.
The Mountain West announced the addition of Grand Canyon University on Friday.
Wyoming women's basketball topped Chadron State in its exhibition matchup on Friday.
By: Anthony Dion
Preview of the Wyoming Cowboys' basketball game against Concordia-St. Paul on Monday at the Arena-Auditorium.
Preview of Monday's basketball game between the Wyoming Cowgirls and the Colorado Buffaloes.
Kaden Anderson competed 20 of 29 passes for 342 yards and three touchdowns in his first career start for the Cowboys.
By: Anthony Dion
Wyoming head coach Jay Sawvel spoke Monday about the reason for waiting until Week 10 to make a definitive change at quarterback.
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