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The Green River’s indoor track team competed at the Simplot Games Indoor Track Meet in Pocatello, Idaho over the weekend. There were 21 Wyoming teams in attendance, as well as teams from 20 different states, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, with a total of 2,000 athletes competing in one of the most prestigious Indoor Track Meets in the United States. The Green River girls team consisted of six competitors, three freshman, two juniors and one senior, while the boys had eight competitors: one freshman, four sophomores, and three seniors. For t...
With state taking place this week, the Wolves swimming and diving team was happy to qualify two more. Last week, the team competed in Rock Springs Wednesday night and a second time in Green River Thursday for its last chance meet. Head coach Colleen Seiloff said she was hoping a couple more swimmers who were close to qualifying would do so in front of a home crowd. Two swimmers, sophomores Sam Quick and Araya Finley, took advantage of those meets and qualified for state. They join seniors...
The Lady Wolves basketball team traveled to Riverton and Cody this weekend and came home with two more wins. The two non-conference wins, take the Lady Wolves to 9-9 in the regular season. In the Riverton game, the Lady Wolves came out on top, 55-38 and against Cody they won 44-26. “I think over the course of the weekend, we played defensively pretty well,” head coach Rick Carroll said. During the Riverton game, the Lady Wolves shot the ball well, but missed some fairly easy shots. This is som...
A leader for the Green River High School football team will become a Minot State University Beaver after graduating this May. Anthony Mitchell signed a letter of intent to play football in Minot, N.D., Monday afternoon. "It seemed like the program needed me," Anthony said. He is a two-time All-State and All-Conference selection for the Wolves. According to statistics maintained by Wyopreps.com, Anthony was the Wolves' leading defensive player with 116 defensive points during the 2018 season. He...
The Green River High School Boys and Girls Indoor Track Team sent a small group of athletes to Casper Friday and Saturday due to injuries and students taking college entrance exams. Despite the small team, there were some personal records set and good improvements by many of the Green River competitors. In the boys sprints, sophomore Tyler Killett led the way in the 55-meter dash, the 200-meter dash and the 400-meter run for the boys. In the 55 meters, Killett finished 31st in a field of 112 sprinters in 7.10, followed by freshman Breydan...
The Wolves have had tremendous success in two games during the weekend. Green River scored two wins, a 62-41 victory over Riverton Feb. 8, and a 70-43 win over Cody a day later. These wins come after a mixed week for the Wolves, suffering a 64-52 defeat at home from Kelly Walsh and a 83-51 win over Rock Springs. “We have played well our last four games and have put together four, solid quarters each game,” head coach Laurie Ivie said. “The consistency has been something we’ve really been focusin...
Records were broken, first-place finishes obtained and two more qualified at regional swimming this past weekend. The Green River swimming and diving team came home with third after competing in regionals in Evanston against six teams, including Laramie and Kelly Walsh. “We actually had a good weekend,” head coach Colleen Seiloff said. “We finished where we thought we would.” In fact, they were even closer to Kelly Walsh then they thought they were going to be. Seiloff was proud to have two mor...
The Wolves Wrestling team had a rough week, but still earned a win and had a few wrestlers win matches throughout the weekend. Clayson Mele continues to be strong at 106, having an undefeated week of competition. Others joining him in that feat are Kade Flores at 120, Dominic Martinez at 113, Kade Flores at 120 and Justin Flores at 138. Kade Knezovich was undefeated at the conference duals in Rock Springs. Last week, the boys traveled to Evanston for a dual against the Red Devils. The Wolves would come up short in that dual, losing 42-34....
The Green River High School Girls and Boys Indoor Track team traveled to Ogden, Utah, last week to Weber State University for its 26th Annual Weber State University Developmental Indoor Track and Field Meet. Friday, the meet started with field events. Participating in the shot put, the Lady Wolves were led by senior Kim Peterson, whom head coach Dan Hansen said has been moving up the ladder this season. Peterson was the top finisher and only Lady Wolf to make the finals, finishing eighth with a throw of 28.03.25. She was followed closely by...
The Lady Wolves may have had the home-court advantage, but they still lost two games. On Thursday, the Lady Wolves took on the Rock Springs Lady Tigers and lost 59-52. "I guess the biggest thing is we started out really well on offense," head coach Rick Carroll said. However, the defense wasn't doing as well. "We weren't playing well as a team," Carroll said. This allowed Rock Springs to get in a few easy shots and win the game. Defense is an area the team has been working on trying to improve....
The Green River Wolves are looking to bounce back following a narrow defeat in Star Vally over the weekend. The boys traveled to Star Valley Saturday, but lost to the Braves 68-65. The Wolves slip to 1-2 in conference play and 7-6 overall. Slow starts continue to plague the Wolves in their games, with the Wolves finding themselves down 21-13 at the end of the first quarter. Head coach Laurie Ivie believes the problem could cost the team future games if it continues. "We played a good second...
In a highly competitive swim meet, the Wolves swimming and diving team came home with a fifth-place finish. Nineteen teams from across the state were in Gillette this weekend trying to see where their team was in comparison to others. The Green River High School boys team kept themselves in the top five. They showed they can be competitive against Kelly Walsh and Cheyenne Central, Lander and Thunder Basin. This weekend the team will travel to Evanston for regionals. The team is still trying to q...
This past week the Green River High School Indoor Track Team sent their best boys distance runner, Marcos Valerio, south to the regional Utah High School Track Coaches Association Meet in Kearns, Utah, while the rest of the team traveled to the Wyoming High School Open in Laramie to compete against the three Cheyenne teams, as well as Casper, Gillette, Douglas, Western Heritage, Rock Springs and Riverton. In Utah, Valerio ran well, taking 26th place in the 1,600-meter run in a time of 4:39.12 against a field of 361 runners. Marcos finished one...
Despite a strong showing by the Wolves grapplers in Riverton, the boys ended up with a second-place finish during the annual Ron Thon Memorial tournament. The Wolves ended the tournament with 181 points, placing higher than Thunder Basin High School, Star Valley, Powell and Rock Springs. Kelly Walsh took top honors at Ron Thon, scoring 217.5 points overall. Several wrestlers climbed their way through the brackets during the two-day tournament, ending as either champions or runners-up in their weight classes. Payton Tucker took first place in...
The Green River Wolves Boys and Girls Indoor Track Team competed in their second indoor track meet of the season at BYU, though their participation was cut short by winter weather and bad travel conditions on the way to Provo, Utah. The team missed the first day of competition Jan. 18, which included all the field events, including the throws and the jumping events. The next day, the weather improved and the team’s runners traveled and competed. In a field of 205 runners for the boys mile run, Green River was led by senior Marcos Valerio who f...
The Lady Wolves basketball team won on their own court against Jackson Saturday, but they lost on the road to Evanston. Both the Evanston and Jackson games were conference games, taking the Lady Wolves to 1-1 in the conference and 7-6 overall. The Lady are one of four teams in their quadrant, which includes Star Valley, Evanston and Jackson. On Thursday, the Lady Wolves came up short against Evanston, 41-39. “It was a close game throughout the game,” head coach Rick Carroll said. At any giv...
The Wolves wrestlers came home with an impressive first-place finish after competing in the Tiger Grizz Invitational in Idaho Falls, Idaho, over the weekend. The Wolves scored 223 points during the tournament, edging out Columbia High School, which scored 222 and Kuna High School rounding out the top three with 201.5 points. Other Wyoming schools competing in the tournament were Evanston High School, which finished 15th with 61 points and Jackson Hole High School, finishing 32nd with 8 points. Individually, many wrestlers made impressive runs i...
The boys swimming and diving team continues to show their skills in a couple of smaller meets this weekend. On Friday the Green River High School Wolves swimming and diving team traveled to Lyman to compete against a handful of teams. They came in first at that meet. On Saturday, the Wolves were in their own pool when they hosted the Green River Invitational. About eight teams made it to that meet. The season is starting to wind down for the Wolves. They will swim in Gillette this weekend,...
A chance to play at home greatly benefited the Wolves when taking on the Jackson Hole Broncs Saturday. While an away game against Evanston didn’t end their way, losing 59-52 in a close game against the Red Devils, the Wolves came away with a huge victory, beating Jackson 71-44. For head coach Laurie Ivie, the chance to play at home was a great change of pace for her team. “We’ve been on the road a ton since the beginning of the season,” Ivie said. “It was so nice to be home and not to be travel...
The boys swimming and diving team continues to place in the top three at the meets it has been attending. The Green River High School swim team recently traveled to Cheyenne to swim at both Cheyenne Central and Cheyenne East school pools. They took first place in the Cheyenne Central meet where they competed against two other teams and they took third at the Cheyenne East meet where they competed against 10 teams. In a previous interview, head coach Colleen Seiloff said the team is getting tired...
In a dominating fashion, the Lady Wolves came home with a win against Worland. Last Thursday, the Green River Lady Wolves basketball team traveled to Worland earning a commanding 64-39 win. The first quarter started off slow for the Lady Wolves, but then they started to work hard and were more focused on their defense,” head coach Rick Carroll said. “We increased the intensity and that increased the turnovers we created for Worland,” Carroll said. “We also got very serious on the glass and lim...
A trip to Vernal, Utah, resulted in Green River High School’s grapplers earning a third-place finish at the Tournament of Champions over the weekend. Green River earned 183 points during the tournament, finishing behind Juab High School of Nephi, Utah’s 196 and the Vernal-based Uintah High School’s winning 248 points. A few wolves were able to shine individually during the weekend. Clayson Mele earned a first-place finish at 106 lbs., defeating a wrestler from Uintah by decision. Kade Flores took third at 120 lbs, winning the third-place match...
The Wolves are riding high after a second-place finish at their annual Thoman Soda Ash Memorial Wrestling Invitational. The Wolves went 6-1 in dual meets and were undefeated in their pool. Green River's grapplers defeated teams Worland (66-15); Mountain View (72-6); Granger, Colo. (64-18); Cokeville (51-9) and Evanston (63-12) in Pool A. Reaching the Gold Bracket, Green River defeated Northridge High School from Layton, Utah, (60-18) but were unable to secure a win against Uintah High School...
