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It was a battle to see which team would advance to state, and the Lady Wolves soccer team came up short. “They tried,” head coach Tracy Wyant said. “It was a tough, emotional loss.” On Thursday, the Lady Wolves soccer team went up against Jackson and despite playing hard they came up short, 3-2. With the game being a must-win situation, the loss ended the Lady Wolves’ season and they were a little heartbroken over it. “It didn’t go our way,” Wyant said. “It wasn’t for lack of effort.” The Lad...
GR Tennis Invite Results Results from the Double Elimination Tournament Brackets: Boys A Singles (10 singles players): First place: Caeden Grubb Second place: Camden Nelson Third place: Conner Friel Boys Doubles (10 doubles teams) First place: Kaden Lloyd of Green River and Shiva Yeshlur of Rock Springs, Elliott Potter of Green River subbed in for a three-person team Third place: Rocco Copollo and AJ Peterson Girls A Singles (seven players) First place: Audrie Harrison Second place: Haylen Cordova Third place: Katie Banks Girls B Singles (six...
Green River High School and Rolling Green Country Club hosted the 4A West Spring Conference Golf meet May 13 and 14. Teams from Green River, Rock Springs, Evanston Natrona County, Kelly Walsh and Laramie competing. Jackson also competed, but were unable to win awards at the competition as the school is not part of the 4A West Division in golf. The first-place girls team was from Natrona County, while the first-place boys team was from Kelly Walsh. Two local girls were named All Conference during the event. Green River’s Kaylee Lundgren and R...
After 10 years of swimming for Green River, Michael Richmond will move onto the collegiate level. On Friday, Richmond, who was surrounded by a table filled with medals and plaques he earned over the years, signed a letter of intent to swim during his time at Midland University, which is a four-year college in Nebraska. "They just gave me the best offer out of the two colleges I visited," Richmond said. The offer wasn't all that impressed him during a recent visit to Midland. "I felt really at...
The week wasn’t kind to the Green River High School boys soccer team. Following a game postponement in Evanston April 26, the boys went back the following Monday and were shutout in a 4-0 loss to the Red Devils. The Wolves’ trip to Natrona County started just as badly, with their first game at Kelly Walsh ending an another 4-0 shutout. The boys found their groove the following day against Natrona however, earning a much needed 5-1 victory. According to head boys soccer coach Chris Bieber, the...
With wind chills in the low 20s to 30s to start the Green River twilight Track meet, five southwest Wyoming school’s competitors were dressed in hooded sweatshirts and wrapped in blankets for the chilly, mostly overcast, late afternoon meet. Last Thursday and despite the cold, competitors gathered for one last opportunity for competition prior to the 4A West Regionals next week in Evanston. According to head coach Dan Hansen, it was a nice opportunity “to be able to recognize our seniors and their hard work over the years.” Hansen felt that...
The Lady Wolves soccer team wrapped up the regular season with two more losses. On Friday, the Lady Wolves took on Kelly Walsh and lost 6-2. Head coach Tracy Wyant said the team played well together, but Kelly Walsh is a good, fast-paced team. “We played good,” Wyant said. “Just not good enough on offense. They had shot opportunities.” She said the Lady Wolves scored their only two goals in the first half of the game and seemed to fall apart during the second half. The team didn’t have long...
On Saturday the Wolves traveled South to Morgan, Utah, to compete with five other Wyoming teams and 23 Utah teams. In the boys 4X800 meter relay, the Wolves took second place with a strong team that finished more than a minute and 10 seconds faster than earlier in the week. In the 3,200-meter, all three runners improved their times significantly led by Greg Sherwin in 26th, Jared Westenskow 5oth and Evin Hansen 52nd in the field of 64 runners. In the 100-meter low hurdles for the girls, Mariyah...
The Green River Wolves Track Team started a busy week of track Wednesday when they competed in the Evanston Invitational with eight other Southwest Wyoming teams. In the relays, the Lady Wolves took third out of five teams in the 4X800 relay, while the Boys took sixth out of eight teams in the 4X800 relay. The girls also took third of three teams in the 1,600-meter sprint medley relay, with the boys taking third out of four teams in their 1,600-meter relay race. Mariyah Brady, a junior, led the way in the 100-meter hurdles finishing in the top...
Coming off of a 5-1, win against Star Valley last Tuesday, the Lady Wolves were ready to take on Rock Springs and Evanston. "Star Valley was a complete game for us," head coach Tracy Wyant said. "I don't know if it was senior night or what." She said the Lady Wolves played the best game of their season that night and she's hoping to see their performance repeat. On Thursday, it was a different story though when they challenged their biggest rivals and the No. 1 team in 4A West Division, the Rock...
Last Wednesday, during spring break, Green River took a very small group of competitors to the Star Valley High School track meet in Afton. Green River's group consisted of eight girls and two boys and they competed with 11 other Southwest Wyoming high schools and one Idaho high school for the Dave Draney Invitational Track Meet. Despite the small numbers, those who traveled during spring break got in some good competition and several recorded their best or close to their best results of the...
It was a week of ups and downs for the Green River High School boys soccer team. Following a loss against Star Valley Thursday, the boys earned a win in their second meeting with Jackson at Wolves Stadium Saturday. The boys took on Star Valley a second time Tuesday, again coming up short in a losing 3-1 effort against the Braves. During the boys’ first game in Star Valley, head soccer coach Chris Bieber said the team gave up two early goals in the first half, coming from a penalty kick and a direct kick. Being put in a rough position early o...
The Lady Wolves continue to learn from their mistakes when they lost two more games this week, but earned a 5-1 win over Star Valley Tuesday. On Thursday, the Lady Wolves played Star Valley and lost a close and tough game, 2-1. “Star Valley was one of these games where we completely dominated,” head coach Tracy Wyant said. “We were in front of the net the majority of the time.” Yet, the Lady Wolves lost. “It was frustrating,” Wyant said. “It just wasn’t our day.” She said the Lady Wolves playe...
Residents driving by Wolves Stadium Monday evening would have seen the Wolves soccer team working hard at a time when most high school students are enjoying spring break. For head coach Chris Bieber, the last week of competition showed him the team needs to improve to remain competitive. "We have stuff to work on," Bieber said. At the beginning of the month, the team defeated their Rock Springs rivals 2-1 at home, which was followed up the next day with a 2-2 tie against Evanston. Last Tuesday,...
The Lady Wolves soccer team continues to learn where their strengths are and where they need to improve. Last week was a busy week for the Lady Wolves with three games to play. The first game took place last Tuesday against Jackson in Jackson and the Lady Wolves lost 3-2. “Jackson is one of those I wish I could do over again,” head coach Tracy Wyant said. The Lady Wolves just suffered from a few breakdowns that occurred during the game and couldn’t recover. “We were very evenly matched with Ja...
Due to spring break, the Green River Wolves Track Team took a small group of 18 athletes to Riverton this past Saturday for an in state meet which included the host Riverton and several central and northern Wyoming schools. There were three Green River sprinters in the 100 dash, led by Chatney Tirrell who came in 16th at 14.22, followed by Lillian Munoz in 24th at 14.72 and Mckenzie Clark in 57th at 16.20 in the field of 79 sprinters. Munoz crossed the line in 28.85 for seventh place and Tirrell ran 29.06 for eighth in the 200-meter dash, both...
A new coach has been selected to head up Green River High School's cheerleading program. According to Tony Beardsley, Sweetwater County School District No. 2's Athletics Director, Allison Meredith was offered the head coaching job for the high school's cheer team. Meredith was the team's assistant coach prior to moving into the new role. Meredith's placement still needs approval from the district school board. Once the approval is made, she will replace Amber Seppala for the 2019-2020 school...
The Green River Wolves track team competed in Rock Springs at the Ted Schroeder Meet of Hope, competing against 12 other teams. There were a number of fine performances on the day as many of the Wolves set their personal best times or distances. In the girls 100 meters, all of the Lady Wolves finished in personal record time. They were led by junior Mariyah Brady taking fourth in 13.17, followed by senior Erika Wilson in ninth place in 13.72, sophomore Jacque Vaquera at 11th in 13.84, freshman Sara Wilson at 23rd, freshman Karli Rasmussen at 30...
By STEPHANIE THOMPSON Editor The Lady Wolves first conference game turned out to be a rough start for them when they took on the Rock Springs Lady Tigers. On Thursday, the Lady Wolves played the Lady Tigers on their home field and lost, 9-0. However, the team bounced back against the Evanston Lady Red Devils on Friday with a 2-1 win in overtime. Head coach Tracy Wyant said the Lady Tigers are a good, tough, solid team this year. She said they are good on defense and offense and had already...
The Sweetwater Aquatics Team, a group of swimmers from Green River, Rock Springs and Lyman, were declared the team champions of the winter state swim meet for USA Swimming in Laramie. The team brought home 26 individual titles and three relay state titles during the meet. The team of Lauren Jensen, Lauren Lee, Bryn Busskohl and Alexa Lauze earned both state titles in the relay events for the 15-16-year-old girls division, as well as 11 of 13 individual titles. Hailey Uhrig broke two state...
Spring weather caused cancellation of the Big Piney Invitational track meet last Friday but the Wolves, along with Rock Springs, Lyman and Cokeville, traveled to West Jordan, Utah, Saturday to compete with 15 Utah teams. Those competitors for the Wolves finishing in the top eight in their events and scoring team points for Green River included senior Erika Wilson taking first place in the long jump with a leap of 5-3. Senior Kim Peterson placed fifth in the discus with a throw of 96-9 and sophomore Liberty Ferrell placed eighth in the...
Heading into the second outdoor track meet of the season, the Green River Wolves fielded a much larger and more experienced track team than their first meet. Green River competed at the Natrona Invitational in Casper with 18 other Wyoming teams this past weekend. Girls results In the 100 meter dash, finishing in the top third of the field of 102 sprinters for the Lady Wolves were Mariyah Brady in 13th at 13.98, Erika Wilson in 18th at 14.21, Lillian Munoz in 19th at 14.25, Chatney Tirrell in...
The Lady Wolves return to the field this year with a large group of freshmen and several returning players from last year. Head girls soccer coach Tracy Wyant said the team attracted 14 freshmen and has five seniors. Wyant said some of the new players have club experience and the returning players have become team leaders. The senior players are Kylee Hosford, Michaelee Wisniewski, Jose Alatorre, Zoe Turner and Kelby Pope. “I’ve got a good core returning,” Wyant said. Wyant said the recent tourn...
