WyoPreps

Over the weekend, there are many in-state and out-of-state tournaments.

The 2025-26 campaign starts on Thursday and continues through Saturday around the state.

The 2025-26 season starts with action on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday around the state.

After 10 days of practice, the new boys’ swimming & diving season debuts on Friday and Saturday in Wyoming.

Stop No. 5 on last week’s WyoPreps Preseason Basketball Tour for 2025 was in the Razor City of Gillette to see the Campbell County Camels.

Due to a lack of snow and other factors that lead to unsafe course conditions, Jackson’s Trail Creek Tangle has been postponed.

The WyoPreps Coaches and Media Preseason Poll for girls’ and boys’ basketball provided a possible preview of how things might turn out in March 2026.

The 2025-26 Wyoming High School Wrestling season is upon us. Teams have been practicing since November 24 in preparation for the official start of wrestling competition this weekend.

The fourth stop on the WyoPreps Preseason Basketball Tour in 2025 took us back to Big Horn High School to visit the boys after an early morning practice.

Stop No. 3 on the WyoPreps Preseason Basketball Tour in 2025 was to get a glimpse into the Class 4A Sheridan Broncs.

Mark Lenhardt from Riverton and Mountain View’s Brent Walk have been chosen as the head coaches for the 53rd annual Wyoming Shrine Bowl all-star football game.

Haswell is the 12th Gatorade Player of the Year winner from Sheridan High School.

On November 15, the Broncs topped longtime rival Campbell County in a big battle, 17-10.

Here are our picks for an all-championship game team based on offense and defense, with one addition of an ‘athlete’ spot on both sides of the ball.

The Star Valley Braves made it four in a row just over two weeks ago with a victory in the Class 3A football state championship game in Laramie on November 14.

The Mountain View Buffalos held off the Big Horn Rams to win the 2025 Class 2A football state championship in Laramie on November 14.

The Pine Bluffs Hornets repeated as the Class 1A 9-man football state champions in 2025, after a 48-0 victory over Rocky Mountain on November 15 in Laramie.

The Little Snake River Rattlers won the 2025 Class 1A 6-man football state championship in Laramie on November 15.

A player must be a first-team all-conference performer to be in consideration for all-state football honors.

Each classification has a specified number of players who receive all-state awards.

These accolades were voted on by the coaches in their respective conferences.

These honors are voted on by the coaches in their respective conferences.

The Kelly Walsh Trojans repeated as the Class 4A volleyball state champs after a four-set victory over the Green River Wolves.

The 2025 Wyoming High School football season finished last Saturday.

These are the 10 teams and five matchups to determine who will be crowned champion in each of the five classifications of prep football in the Cowboy State.

On Saturday, four-time defending champion and top-ranked Sheridan faces off against No. 2 Campbell County at War Memorial Stadium in Laramie.

Both No. 1 Pine Bluffs and the fourth-ranked Rocky Mountain have won four state championships apiece.

Top-ranked and defending state champion Little Snake River faces No. 3 Burlington in Laramie.

The 2025 edition features three-time defending champion and No. 1 Star Valley playing second-ranked 2 Cody on Friday in Laramie.

The fourth meeting between the Big Horn Rams and the Mountain View Buffalos will determine the Class 2A football state champion in 2025 on Friday in Laramie at War Memorial Stadium.

Home teams went 8-2 in the 10 semifinal football games.

Step two in the 2025 Wyoming High School Football Playoffs is the semifinals.

The most recent selections were Hulett sophomore Jolee Jay and Lander senior Paxon Hollingshead.

A few higher-seeded teams won on the road, but home teams were 16-4 in the first round.

Here are the 10 games in the semifinal round of the 2025 Wyoming High School Football Playoffs.