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Week 7 of the Wyoming High School boys’ basketball season amps up with key conference games and more. Several schools will wrap up their first time through league play.

The push towards the postseason begins in the last week of January. Teams continue to focus on conference games, as there are no tournaments for the second straight week.

Week 7 of the Wyoming High School season has both disciplines in action on the same weekend for the first time.

Three total events will have high school student-athletes from the Cowboy State. Gillette and Laramie hold the two in-state track meets.

New top-ranked teams in 1A girls and 2A boys underscored the changes in the WyoPreps Coaches and Media Basketball Polls revealed on Wednesday.

Week 7 of the Wyoming High School wrestling schedule features the annual Ron Thon Memorial Wrestling Tournament in Riverton.

This week is highlighted by the state preview meet weekend in Cheyenne. In three weeks, East High School will host the state championships.

Wyoming High School boys' basketball teams reached the mid-point of the 2026 season with the completion of Week 6.

We're halfway through the 2026 prep girls' basketball season in Wyoming.

Indoor track meets will be in Cheyenne, Gillette, and Ogden, Utah, this weekend.

Wyoming prep wrestlers are past the 2026 season's midpoint.

Some schools will play their first conference games of the year this week. Others already have multiple league games under their belt.

The Laramie High School Invitational will be at the Snowy Range Ski and Recreation Area on Friday and Saturday.

For the first time in the 2026 season, no tournaments are part of the schedule. It’s mainly conference games at all four levels.

Only a few weeks remain in the Wyoming High School boys’ swimming and diving regular season.

Rock Springs junior Rylin Plant and Cokeville junior Kashton Walker were chosen as last week’s winners. Both won tournament titles and helped their teams to first-place finishes, as well.

Two of the undisputed top teams were in the girls’ poll, and one was in the boys.’

Five weeks of the 2025-26 Wyoming High School boys' basketball season are in the books.

The Wyoming High School girls' basketball season is through five weeks of the 2025-26 season.

Three competition dates are part of the Week 5 schedule for prep boys’ swimming and diving teams in Wyoming.

The indoor track season will make its debut in the 2026 season on Friday and Saturday. Wyoming High School teams will be competing at four indoor track meets in the region.

Week 5 features several dual competitions Tuesday through Thursday before the weekend brings tournament action, whether that’s an invitational or team duals.

Week 5 for Wyoming High School boys’ basketball teams has several conference games, three tournaments, and other action on the schedule.

Week 5 of the 2026 season features another mix of conference games, tournament action, and interclass matchups.

Two basketball stars were selected as the latest WyoPreps Athletes of the Week. They are Big Horn junior Afton Cummins and Thunder Basin junior Gibby Williams.

A new top-ranked team in Class 4A girls is the biggest change in the new WyoPreps Coaches and Media Basketball Polls, revealed on Wednesday.

The Wyoming High School boys' basketball season is through four weeks of competition.

Four weeks of the 2026 Wyoming girls' prep basketball season are in the books.

For 4A, 3A, and 2A teams, several will be taking part in tournaments. Class 1A schools focus on league play.

Several conference games will be played among Class 1A teams. For the other three levels, three tournaments dominated the schedule.

Sifting through the nominations, Kemmerer senior Kaylie Julander and Sheridan senior Nate Miner were chosen.

The first new basketball rankings in the new year were released on Wednesday with the latest WyoPreps Coaches and Media Basketball Polls.

One team earned its first win of the season, and the first conference game was played last week.

Most teams did not play, so their record did not change from our last update.

Not many teams will be on the court, but there are a few more boys’ teams in action compared to the ladies.