Jayson Klepper

GREEN RIVER — The Green River Wolves came up short in their first conference game of the season, falling 21-14 to the Lander Tigers at home. The loss drops the Wolves to 0-2 on the year.

LYMAN — After being shut out in their season opener, the Lyman Eagles bounced back in commanding fashion, defeating the Burns Broncs 48-6 in Week 1 of high school football. The Eagles, who were coming off a 6-0 loss to Malad, Idaho, in Week 0, found redemption with an explosive performance on both sides of the ball.

GREEN RIVER — The Green River Fall Invitational saw standout performances from Green River and Rock Springs swimming and diving athletes, with local swimmers earning spots on the podium throughout the competition at the Green River High School Aquatic Center.

GREEN RIVER — The Green River Wolves (0-2) will look to secure their first win of the season as they host the Rawlins Outlaws (1-1) in their third straight home game this week. The matchup, set to take place during Green River’s Hall of Fame Game, will also serve as a critical opportunity for the

LARAMIE — In a significant shake-up of collegiate athletics, four Mountain West schools—Boise State, San Diego State, Colorado State, and Fresno State—are set to join the Pac-12 Conference in 2026, leaving the Mountain West with an uncertain future.

GREEN RIVER — The Green River High School volleyball team will play its first home matches of the season this week, taking on Natrona and Kelly Walsh, and the team will do so on a newly restored gym floor.

GREEN RIVER — The Green River Wolves claimed their first victory of the season, defeating the Rawlins Outlaws 28-15 in front of a home crowd during the Hall of Fame Game. James Herwaldt and Hunter Lake led the charge for the Wolves, making game-changing plays on both sides of the ball and earning TRN Media’s player’s of the game.

GREEN RIVER — The Green River Wolves (1-2) will look to build on their first win of the season as they travel to face the Riverton Wolverines (2-1) in a key Week 3 matchup. Coming off a 28-15 victory over Rawlins, the Wolves will need to tighten up both sides of the ball to contend

GREEN RIVER — The Green River Wolves and Rock Springs Tigers are set to compete in the South Regional Tennis Championships this week, with the tournament hosted by Green River High School on September 20 and 21. The event will see some of the best tennis talent from southern Wyoming gather to vie for regional

AFTON — The Green River Wolves and Rock Springs Tigers golf teams are gearing up for the 2024 4A State Golf Championship, set to take place at the Valli Vu Golf Course in Afton Sept. 20-21. The competition will bring together the top high school golfers in the state as they vie for individual and team honors during the 36-hole event.