Jeremiah Johnke is a journalist based in Cheyenne, Wyoming, and focuses on local news and sports stories. He is a regular contributor to the Wyoming Business Report and his work has also been featured in Yahoo News. Jeremiah's articles cover a range of topics including high school sports, community events, and profiles of local athletes.
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Jeremiah Johnke focuses on local sports coverage, particularly high school basketball and wrestling in the Cheyenne, Wyoming area. His articles predominantly cover event results and announcements related to these sports.
If you are involved in the local sports scene in Cheyenne, specifically with ties to high school basketball or wrestling programs, Jeremiah may be interested in receiving press releases or updates about events happening within these specific areas of interest. He could also benefit from insights into notable developments and achievements within the local sporting community.
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By: Jeremiah Johnke
CHEYENNE — There was a lot of uncertainty surrounding Cheyenne East’s football team heading into this fall.
By: Jeremiah Johnke
CHEYENNE — All three phases contributed to Cheyenne East’s 27-0 victory over Thunder Basin in the Class 4A quarterfinals Friday night at Okie Blanchard Stadium in Cheyenne.
By: Jeremiah Johnke
CHEYENNE – Dropping a back-and-forth opening set took the wind out of Cheyenne South’s sails Saturday morning at the Class 4A East Conference tournament.
By: Jeremiah Johnke
CHEYENNE – Laramie got a measure of redemption at the Class 4A East Regional tournament Saturday.
CHEYENNE – As it had all day, Cheyenne Central clawed its way back into the fifth set with Sheridan during an elimination match at the Wyoming Class 4A East Conference tournament.
By: Jeremiah Johnke
CHEYENNE — Pine Bluffs football coach Will Gray and his assistants were convinced Shawn Smidl had the tools necessary to be a good wide receiver.
By: Jeremiah Johnke
CHEYENNE — Freestyle events were Sydney Gough’s least favorite at swimming and diving meets — especially those longer than 100 yards.
By: Jeremiah Johnke
CHEYENNE — Jose Guerrero has seen Cheyenne South boys soccer both as a player and as an assistant coach.
By: Jeremiah Johnke
CHEYENNE — Bobby Mathews IV is no stranger to performing in front of a big crowd.
CHEYENNE – Cheyenne Central junior Kayleigh Hood and Cheyenne East junior Nzelle Ayokosok both advanced to the championship finals in two individual events at the Wyoming Class 4A girls swimming
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