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The Green River High School Lady Wolves Swim team delivered an impressive performance over the weekend at the Cheyenne Pre-Invite on Friday and the Invitational on Saturday. Competing against top-tier schools, including Lander and Laramie, the team showcased their growth and determination as they picked up key wins and new State qualifiers. Friday's Pre-Invite was a no-score meet, allowing the swimmers to focus on their technique without the pressure of competing for points. Head Coach Colleen S...
The Green River Lady Wolves Volleyball team completed a busy week on the road, ending with a 2-1 record after facing Riverton, Kelly Walsh, and Natrona. The week began with a commanding 3-0 victory over Riverton on Tuesday, with set scores of 25-15, 25-1, and 25-20. Coach Jessica Demaret reflected on the match, saying, "We started strong and kept our momentum throughout. It was a solid win that set the tone for the week." On Friday, the Lady Wolves encountered a tougher challenge against Kelly...
The Green River High School Lady Wolves Swimming team had a strong showing over the weekend at both the Cheyenne Duals and Southeast Invite, held on October 11 and 12. The team demonstrated their depth and skill, with standout performances across various events. At the Cheyenne Duals, the Lady Wolves took control early in the meet, starting with the 200-Yard Medley Relay. The A-team of Peyton Murray, Kaylin Uhrig, Tavia Arnell, and Hailey Luth secured first place with a time of 2:02.42. Green...
The Green River Lady Wolves Volleyball team successfully navigated a busy Homecoming week, earning two victories. Their first win was against Mountian View last Tuesday, and they finished the week with a 3-0 win against 2A Kemmerer on October 12. The match concluded with set scores of 25-15, 25-19, and 25-18 in favor of Green River, who currently holds a #5 ranking in the 4A division. Despite the distractions of Homecoming, the team maintained focus and executed well on the court, according to H...
The community's concerns over school district mental health programs, curriculum content, and school board policies were a few of the wide range of topics addressed at the Sweetwater County School District No. 2 Board meeting on October 8. The evening began with Melissa Crowell raising the issue of the rising suicide rates among teenagers, citing a study that indicated a 29% increase in suicides among 10 to 17-year-olds following the release of the Netflix series "13 Reasons Why." Crowell...
The Green River Lady Wolves Volleyball team faced a challenging but rewarding week of competition, showing both determination and grit across three matches. The action kicked off on Thursday, October 3, when the Lady Wolves took on the Evanston Red Devils in a thrilling contest. After five intense sets filled with back-and-forth action, Green River emerged victorious with a 3-2 win, thanks to solid team play and strong performances at the net. The win marked an important moment for the Lady...
The Green River Lady Wolves Swimming team had a challenging but rewarding weekend, facing tough competition in both Laramie and Cheyenne. The girls competed against Laramie High School and Cheyenne Central in dual meets on Friday and Saturday, with Head Coach Colleen Seiloff noting the high level of performance, despite the team missing a few key athletes. Last Friday, the Wolves traveled to Laramie, where they held their own against fierce competition. Standout performances included Haley...
Green River High School's Volleyball team delivered an impressive performance this past week, defeating their long-time rivals, Rock Springs, in a match that saw the Lady Wolves dominate across all levels of competition. In a rivalry game where tension and nerves can play a big factor, the Green River team rose to the occasion and swept their opponents in a remarkable display of talent, teamwork, and focus. The varsity team set the tone early, settling into their game after the first few points...
In a closely-contested meet, the Green River Lady Wolves Swimming team fell to the Lander Tigers last week with a final score of 83 to 91. Despite the loss, Green River showcased impressive individual and relay performances, making the competition tight throughout the day. The Wolves started strong in the 200-yard Medley Relay, with the 'A' team taking first place with a time of 1:58.27. However, Green River's depth in this event wasn't enough to secure significant points, as their other relay...
The Green River High School Girls Swimming and Diving team competed in two meets this past weekend, showcasing their abilities at both the Rock Springs meet on Friday and their home invitational on Saturday. Despite not sending the full team to Rock Springs, the swimmers performed admirably. According to Head Coach Colleen Seiloff, "We didn't swim our whole team there. We kind of had to send some and not others based on our schedule this year." Seiloff explained the strategic decision to limit...
The Green River Lady Wolves Volleyball team displayed resilience and skill in their second week of conference play, securing two consecutive victories against Star Valley and Jackson. Their performance over the weekend, marked by both physical endurance and strategic play, is a testament to their growth as a team and their commitment to success. On Friday night, the Lady Wolves traveled to Star Valley, where they earned a hard-fought win. Despite returning home late-nearly midnight-the team...
The Green River High School Lady Wolves Swimming and Diving team had an impressive showing over the weekend, competing first in a dual meet against Lander on Friday, followed by a strong performance at the Filly Invite in Casper on Saturday. While individual swimmers stood out, the weekend was defined by the entire team's resilience, progress, and determination to push through challenges and deliver strong performances. During the Lander dual meet, the Lady Wolves faced tough competition but...
The Green River Lady Wolves Volleyball team began their conference play with a spirited performance that bodes well for the rest of the season. Despite battling a series of injuries and facing tough competition, the team was praised by Head Coach Jessica Demaret for their determination and adaptability, underscoring their resilience and potential. The Lady Wolves took on Natrona County on Friday night, winning 3 matches to secure the victory, and faced Kelly Walsh on Saturday, winning one match...
The Sweetwater County School District No. 2 board of trustees convened this week, tackling a range of topics that spanned mental health concerns, curriculum updates, and student recognition. A key point of discussion centered around the district's mental health programs, with several speakers expressing concern that an increased focus on mental health in schools might undermine students' ability to develop resilience and overcome challenges on their own. Some also called for more transparency...
The Green River Lady Wolves Swimming and Diving team had a rewarding two-day home meet over the weekend, marking a significant point of progress in their season. Head Coach Colleen Seiloff expressed her satisfaction with the team's overall performance, emphasizing that it was an encouraging weekend for both individual swimmers and the team as a whole. "We had two solid days of swimming," Seiloff commented, reflecting on the meet. "I'm happy with where we are at this part of the season. The girls...
The Green River High School Volleyball team showed resilience and progress in their recent performance at the Evanston tournament. Head coach Jessica Demaret expressed optimism about the team’s direction, stating, “We continue to improve week to week after our first couple of tournaments, which is the direction we want to keep moving.” This steady growth has been a focal point for the Lady Wolves, who are aiming to build momentum as they head into the heart of the season. The Lady Wolves faced early-season challenges due to key injuries, a hur...
The Green River Wolves Volleyball team kicked off their season with a strong showing at the Cheyenne tournament, finishing with a 3-2 overall record. Despite facing tough competition, the Lady Wolves demonstrated resilience and potential, setting a positive tone for the season ahead. Head Coach Jessica Demaret was pleased with the team's performance, especially considering the level of competition they faced right out of the gate. "We had a great first weekend at the Cheyenne tournament...
The Green River Lady Wolves Swimming and Diving team made a splash at their first meet of the season in Gillette, showcasing both talent and potential as they dove into competition. Head Coach Colleen Seiloff expressed optimism about the team's performance, noting that they are starting the season on solid ground, even after the team moved from 3A to 4A competition. "For the first weekend, I thought we did well," Coach Seiloff said. "We always try to compare the beginning of the year to last...
As the new season approaches, the Green River High School Swimming and Diving team, led by veteran Coach Colleen Seiloff, is gearing up an exciting and competitive year. The team has been hard at work, and Seiloff is optimistic about their prospects. "We have a solid group of girls this year, all dedicated to pushing their limits and supporting each other both in and out of the pool," Seiloff said. The Lady Wolves have built a reputation for excellence over the years, and this season, they are d...
As the Green River Lady Wolves Volleyball team heads into the new season, excitement is high, fueled by a mix of seasoned veterans and talented newcomers on the team. Head Coach Jessica Demaret is optimistic about her team's potential, confident that the hard work her players have put in will yield success on the court. "We have a lot of returning players with varsity experience, along with some younger players stepping into varsity roles this season," Demaret said. "All of these players are...
With a clear focus on shaping the upcoming school year, the Sweetwater County School District No. 2 Board met on August 13. From refining the culture and climate within the schools to addressing facility upgrades and future leadership, the board covered a broad range of topics, all aimed at enhancing the educational experience in the district. At the forefront of the meeting was the discussion on improving school culture and climate. The board emphasized the need to obtain parental consent for...
The Green River City Council addressed a range of important community issues during their regular meeting on August 6, including a critical increase in funding for the Wastewater Treatment Plant Replacement Facility Project, appointments to key boards, and several resolutions and agreements impacting the city's infrastructure and services. A public hearing was held to discuss the request for a $6.5 million increase in the principal amount of the Clean Water SRF Loan #182. Ron Williams explained...
The magic of Green River came alive on the evening of August 6 as residents gathered to celebrate the inclusion of the famed "Fairy House" at 6 West 2nd North Street on the National Register of Historic Places. This event marked not only a significant milestone for the property, but also a celebration of Green River's historical and architectural heritage. Marsha Harris, the proud owner of the Victorian home, hosted the ribbon cutting event. With stained glass windows and fairy gardens adorning...
The Castle Rock Hospital Board of Trustees laid out new strategies and updates during their regular meeting on Tuesday in order to emphasize their commitment to enhancing community services and improving employee well-being. The meeting showcased efforts to bolster community involvement and recruitment. Kris Sherwin is making an impact through a community-oriented initiative, hosting a free dermatology day. With 32 patients scheduled for Wednesday, Sherwin’s commitment exemplifies the board’s dedication to community outreach and improving acc...
As Wyoming's Big Show 2024 kicks off, the Green River High School FFA chapter is making waves with its dynamic presence and commitment to nurturing young leaders. Liz Thoman, the Ag teacher and FFA advisor at Green River High School, shared her insights on the chapter's impressive activities and goals at this year's fair. Thoman, who has been with the chapter since 2016, is deeply involved in both teaching and mentoring students. "My role is to be that avenue for kids to be involved in FFA and...
