Jayson Klepper

CASPER — The Green River Lady Wolves’ volleyball season came to an end Friday after a resilient effort against Natrona County during the second round of the state volleyball tournament. After falling to Sheridan in a thrilling five-set match on Thursday, the Lady Wolves again showed their grit, pushing Natrona County to four sets before ultimately being eliminated.

CHEYENNE — The Green River High School girls swim team concluded their season as state runners-up, with strong performances in both relays and individual events, affirming their standing among Wyoming’s top teams.

LARAMIE — In an exciting display of two of the best wrestling teams in Wyoming on Saturday, the University of Wyoming wrestling team blanked No. 1-ranked Western Wyoming Community College 46-0, securing their second win of the season. Head coach Mark Branch had urged his team to wrestle with more aggression after their season opener against Campbell, and his wrestlers delivered, notching Wyoming’s first shutout since 2014 and the largest margin of victory in Branch’s tenure.

LARAMIE — Wyoming basketball had contrasting results over the weekend, as the Cowboys grinded out a hard-fought 81-66 victory over Tennessee State, while the Cowgirls were unable to maintain their strong start, falling to BYU 76-63 after a challenging second half.

GREEN RIVER — Six swimmers from Green River High School have been named All-State in 4A, capping off another successful season for the Wolves. The swimmers’ achievements highlight Green River’s continued excellence in Wyoming high school swimming, with several athletes making repeat appearances on the All-State list.

LARAMIE — The Wyoming Cowboys are set to renew one of the oldest rivalries in college football this Friday when they take on the Colorado State Rams in the 116th edition of the “Border War” in Fort Collins, Colorado. With the 125th anniversary of the first meeting between the two teams, this matchup brings added significance to the already heated rivalry. The game will kick off at 6 p.m. and will be televised on CBS Sports Network.

SWEETWATER COUNTY — Three standout volleyball players from southwest Wyoming earned all-state honors this season for their impressive performances on the court. Representing Sweetwater County and Bridger Valley, these athletes excelled in their respective classes.

LARAMIE – The Buffalo Bills are on a roll, and former Wyoming quarterback Josh Allen continues to lead the charge. Buffalo claimed two victories over the last two weeks, squeaking past Miami 30-27 in Week 9 and downing Indianapolis 30-20 in Week 10.

LARAMIE — The University of Wyoming and Colorado State University have secured the future of their storied “Border War” rivalry in football, with a new series agreement extending through 2035. Wyoming Athletics Director Tom Burman announced the deal Thursday at the annual Bronze Boot Run. The pact ensures that Wyoming and Colorado State will meet every year starting in 2028, with the first game set to take place in Fort Collins.

LARAMIE — Wyoming basketball had a mixed evening Wednesday, with the Cowgirls securing their first victory of the season over Regis, 69-57, while the Cowboys stumbled against Texas Tech in a tough 96-49 loss. The Cowgirls took control early in their home matchup, opening with an 8-0 run led by Malene Pedersen’s hot start. Regis