Jayson Klepper is a journalist based in Rock Springs, Wyoming, focusing on local sports news. He covers various sporting events, including wrestling, swimming, and football, providing recaps, previews, and updates on local teams and athletes. With his articles in SweetwaterNOW, Jayson keeps the community informed about the latest happenings in the sports scene.
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By: Jayson Klepper
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.
By: Jayson Klepper
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
GREEN RIVER — The Green River High School basketball program is welcoming back a familiar face as Andri Dewey, a former Lady Wolves standout, has been named the new junior varsity coach for the girls’ basketball team. Dewey’s journey, from excelling as a high school athlete to playing and coaching at the collegiate level, has come full circle, as she takes on this new role with the same program that shaped her early sports career.
By: Jayson Klepper
COLORADO — The Rock Springs High School and Green River High School dance teams earned top honors at the NDA Regional Championship in Colorado over the weekend, bringing recognition to Wyoming. Green River High School shined in the Intermediate Hip Hop division, taking first place among five teams. Green River High School sports coverage is
STATE COLLEGE, Penn. — University of Wyoming wrestler Jore Volk delivered a standout performance Saturday night at the NWCA All-Star Classic, held at Rec Hall. Representing the Cowboys, the No. 2-ranked Volk showcased his skills in the prestigious event. Volk, competing at 125 pounds, defeated South Dakota State’s No. 5 Tanner Jordan by decision, 8-2.
LARAMIE — The Wyoming basketball teams saw contrasting outcomes this past weekend, with the Cowboys securing a commanding home victory over Utah Tech and the Cowgirls falling in a hard-fought road contest against Gonzaga.
By: Jayson Klepper
GREEN RIVER — Izzy Kelley, a standout player for the Green River Lady Wolves softball team, has signed to continue her athletic career at Colorado Northwestern Community College (CNCC). Kelley’s exceptional speed and consistency at the plate were instrumental to the Wolves’ offense last season. She led Green River in runs scored (29) and stolen
By: Jayson Klepper
LARAMIE — The Wyoming Cowboys face a significant test this Saturday as they host the No. 12-ranked Boise State Broncos in their final matchup at War Memorial Stadium this year. Kickoff is set for 5 p.m., and the game will be broadcast on CBS Sports Network. Before the contest, Wyoming will honor its seniors, celebrating
By: Marcus Epps
LARAMIE — In what some people including CBS’ Jim Nantz are calling the “play of the year,” Josh Allen scrambled for a remarkable 26-yard touchdown on fourth-and-two late in the Buffalo Bills’ 30-21 win over Kansas City. With just over two minutes left, Allen’s score sealed the game and handed the Chiefs their first loss of the season in a thrilling duel between Allen and Patrick Mahomes.
GREEN RIVER — Jessica Demaret has been named TRN Media’s Fall Coach of the Year for 2024, a well-earned recognition after leading the Green River Lady Wolves volleyball team to one of their most successful seasons in recent memory.
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