Rawlins High School’s cross country teams delivered strong performances at the High School Cross Country Regional meet held at the Rochelle Ranch Golf Course in Rawlins on October 17.
The Rawlins Middle School and High School cross country teams competed at the Cheyenne Invite this past Friday, Oct. 11, wrapping up the season for middle school athletes and setting the stage for high school competitors to continue their postseason journey.
The Little Snake River Valley (LSRV) High School Rattler football team had a temporary scare from Hanna, Elk Mountain (HEM) High School Miner football team, when the Miners went and scored their first possession.
The Rattlers are not used to this happening.
Last week the Dubois Rams did not score a point against LSRV.
The future of rodeo was on full display at the Carbon County Fairgrounds over the weekend as the next generation of bull riders, barrel racers, and bronc busters showcased their skills. The two-day event drew young competitors from across the state, bringing thrilling action to the arena last Saturday and Sunday.
Little Snake River Valley (LSRV) High School football team faced some obstacles in their game against Dubois on October 5 with the wind and smoky haze.
The Rawlins middle and high school cross country teams traveled to Wheatland last Friday, October 4, to compete in the Wheatland Invite. Both teams delivered standout performances, with top finishes by several athletes in their respective divisions.
The Encampment Lady Tigers volleyball team had a home game against the Little Snake River Valley (LSRV) where they lost all three sets. The Lady Rattlers looked good, as they have all season, but the Lady Tigers did put up a fight. The Encampment Lady Tigers will face Dubois on Friday, October 11.
The Wyoming High School Rodeo Association descended upon the Carbon County Fairgrounds in Rawlins over the span of three days, from September 27th to 29th, providing local youth with the thrilling opportunity to showcase their rodeo talents and compete against their peers from across the state.
The Rochelle Ranch Golf Course was buzzing with activity Saturday morning as families turned out for the annual Pumpkin Fun Run. The event, which ran from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., was promoted as a “Run, Race, Sprint, and Squash the Competition,” offering a variety of activities for all ages.
Encampment High School Tiger football team beat Casper Christian in a convincing manner on September 28. They won the game 82 to 33. The Tigers are undefeated and will face the Farson-Eden Pronghorns on October 4, in Farson-Eden.
