Jack Nowlin is a sportswriter for the Casper Star-Tribune, with a focus on local sports in Wyoming, particularly in Casper. He is dedicated to covering games in every town in the state and has also contributed to other publications such as the Killeen Daily Herald and The Colorado Springs Gazette.
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Jack Nowlin's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly basketball and wrestling in the Casper, Wyoming area. His emphasis on event coverage indicates a strong interest in timely updates and local sporting activities.
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High school state golf schedule Sept. 20-21
By: Jack Nowlin
Broncs win 34th consecutive game with 29-7 win over the Mustangs to tie all-time state record.
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The Mustangs and Fillies, along with Kelly Walsh, welcome Cody, Powell, Gillette, Thunder Basin, Sheridan and Jackson to town for the two-day competition beginning Wednesday morning.
T-Birds, who opened the season with 16 road matches, host No. 4 Northeastern Junior College and Miles Community College this weekend.
By: Jack Nowlin
Trojans host Riverton; Fillies host Evanston on Thursday before this weekend's Casper Invite at the Ford Wyoming Center.
PRCA/WPRA pro rodeo standings through Sept. 17
By: Jack Nowlin
Cheyenne East's Daniel Meyer (4A boys), Upton's Logan Timberman (2A boys) and Sundance's Savannah Peterson (2A girls) are all back to defend their individual titles.
Cowgirls will face five NCAA Tournament teams in the non-conference slate.
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