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Another Lady Wolf is ready to move from the high school to the college level, and she knows what it takes to make progress. Green River High School Senior Eva Murray recently committed to play volleyball at Northwest College in Powell. She celebrated this decision with a signing ceremony with her family and coach last week. Having played volleyball for the Lady Wolves at the Varsity level all four years of high school, Murray has seen a lot of changes and growth from when she began. "We...
The Green River Lady Wolves Softball team went to Rock Springs last Friday to play in a tournament. They also had a conference game against the Cheyenne South Bison last Tuesday. The conference game against the Bison was very close, with many lead changes throughout the game. Green River came out strong with four runs in the top of the first inning, and had the lead until the third inning where the Bison scored four runs of their own. The Bison were up 6-4 heading into the fifth, but Green River...
The Green River Wolves Boys Soccer team traveled to Casper last week to compete in conference games against the Kelly Walsh Trojans and the Natrona County Mustangs. On Friday, the Wolves faced the very competitive Trojans. Green River struggled to keep up with Kelly Walsh in the first half of the game. The Wolves scored one goal while the Trojans got on the board with four goals. During the second half, Green River was unable to get back in the game. Kelly Walsh scored two more goals while...
The Green River Lady Wolves Soccer team stepped into enemy territory this past weekend knowing the stakes were high and the challenges were even higher. With postseason positioning on the line and back-to-back road games against two of 4A's toughest teams, Kelly Walsh and Natrona County, the Lady Wolves weren't just tested-they were tempered. And while the scoreboard didn't tip in their favor, the grit, urgency, and growth they showed on the field may have been exactly what they needed with...
This past week, the Green River Spring Tennis Program had a busy culminating last week with a dual match against Rock Springs as well as a Quad Invitational at Green River High School. Competing against Rock Springs, the Wolves faced off with high school, junior high and sixth through eighth grade players. The Green River teams tended to dominate at the upper level of play, while the Rock Springs teams were stronger at the high school level at the middle and lower levels in the Varsity and...
The Green River Track and Field team traveled to Casper this past Thursday to compete at the Kelly Walsh Invitational with teams from Cody, Little Snake River, Southeast High, Laramie, Cheyenne Central, Cheyenne East, Cheyenne South, Glenrock, Natrona and the host Kelly Walsh. There were as many as 176 competitors in individual events. While the Wolves did not have any first-place finishers, they did have a number in the top 12 and had a number of personal records in which individuals improved on their best performances on the season. After the...
Pineda's Kenpo Karate team competed in the All-Star Karate Martial Arts Championships held in Herriman Utah on April 26th. The Green River team was led once again by Adalind Nash who placed 1st in sparring, forms, breaking, weapons, and padded sword sparring, and 2nd in flag sparring. Adalind also won her third consecutive Grand Champion based on cumulative points. Recently promoted purple belt Triss Nash was excited to compete in the intermediate/advanced division for the first time. Triss...
With Regionals just around the corner, the Green River Lady Wolves Soccer team is heating up at exactly the right time. After a grueling three-game week that saw them take on some of the toughest teams in the state, the Lady Wolves emerged with two commanding wins and a narrow loss, putting them right in the thick of the 4A West playoff race. The action began on Tuesday with a special evening at home-Senior Night-as Green River took on Jackson. Despite missing their star striker Isabell Vasco,...
The Green River Wolves Soccer team hosted a conference game against the Jackson Broncs on April 22. There were several attempts to get the ball in the net by Braxton Doak, Irie Kuball and Gavin Mares during the intense game. In the first half, Green River kept Jackson at three goals while they were unable to score. During the second half, Jaxon Morris scored one goal while the Broncs scored seven more goals. Even with five saves at the net from Goalkeeper Colter Davis, the Wolves couldn't stop...
The Green River Lady Wolves Softball team traveled east last week to take on the Laramie Plainsmen. The team was also supposed to play Cheyenne South, but the game had to be rescheduled due to weather. Because of this schedule change, the results of these two games will be covered next week. The Lady Wolves took on the Plainsmen on Saturday in two games, with the first game being a conference game. This game started out well for Green River, with them getting on the board right away with one...
Lillian Allison is not throwing away her shot when she gets to college. The Green River High School senior recently committed to compete in Track and Field at the University of South Dakota, and shared her decision during a signing event with her parents and coach. Allison competes in Shot Put and Discus, and said she has "dabbled" in the Weight Throw as well during her time competing for Green River. "I started competing in track partly because my brother did, but also because I was a natural...
The Green River Lady Wolves Softball team hosted the Rock Springs Lady Tigers in their final home games of the season on April 15. They played two back-to-back games, and in the first game Rock Springs got out to an early lead in the top of the first inning, scoring three runs. Green River wasn't able to respond to this early pressure, and Rock Springs continued to build their lead throughout the game. In the end, the Lady Wolves fell to the Lady Tigers and lost the game 0-10 after six innings....
Green River High School’s Track and Field teams changed schedules last week, in part due to weather. The Wolves participated this past Thursday in the Nancy Steinberg Invitational at Outlaw Stadium in Rawlins. They competed against eight other local teams including Rock Springs, Pinedale, Big Piney, Encampment, Saratoga, HEM, Little Snake River and the host Rawlins. It was a very nice day in Rawlins, according to Green River’s Head Track Coach Dan Hansen. The team competed well, with the boys finishing third out of the nine teams and the gir...
The Boys and Girls Wolves Soccer teams were scheduled to play Jackson on Friday, April 18. The games were canceled due to the winter storm that hit on Thursday. Both games were rescheduled for Tuesday, April 22 so they will be covered in sports next week. Both teams are traveling to Evanston today for games. The Lady Wolves play the Lady Red Devils at 3 p.m. and the Wolves will play the Red Devils at 5 p.m. On Saturday, both teams will travel to Riverton to play games against the Wolverines. The girls play at 11 a.m. and the boys play at 1...
Last week, the Green River Lady Wolves Softball team hosted the Torrington Trailblazers and the Wheatland Bulldogs. Their first game was a conference game against Torrington on Friday. Torrington managed to get on the board early with one run in the top of the first inning, but Green River responded well with two runs of their own in the bottom of the first. After that, the Lady Wolves continued to play well and steadily built their lead up, scoring in nearly every inning and never giving...
The Green River Wolves Soccer team played a conference game on Friday against the Natrona County Mustangs in Green River. The Wolves came out on the field strong, wanting to redeem themselves from the two losses last week. In the first half of the game, Green River scored one goal while they kept Natrona at zero. The Wolves stepped up their game, scoring three goals in the second half to Natrona's one goal, securing the win with a final score of 4-1. Leading the team was Braxton Doak with two go...
The second half of the soccer season is proving to be a test of endurance and heart for the Green River Lady Wolves-but as always, they're rising to the moment. After a tough weekend against two of the top teams in the state, the Lady Wolves bounced back Tuesday with a gutsy 3–1 victory over Star Valley, setting the stage for one of the most meaningful games of the year: Senior Night. This Friday, Green River will host Jackson-the only team to defeat them in conference play so far-in a m...
This past Wednesday, the Green River High School Boys and Girls Outdoor Track and Field team hosted six teams from Southwest Wyoming which included Rock Springs, Riverton, Farson/Eden, Rawlins, Pinedale and Evanston. The Lady Wolves finished third in the seven-team field, just three and a half points out of second place, while the boys also took third overall. The first couple of hours of the meet had exceptional spring weather, but later the winds became strong. However, the temperatures were still comfortable for the all-day event, which...
This past weekend, boys and girls in the Green River High School Spring Tennis program kicked of the short four-week spring season with an overnight trip to compete against teams from Thunder Basin and Campbell County High School. This program has no Regional or State culminating events, but allows tennis players to have one month of competitive tennis for those schools who field teams for this program. Head Tennis Coach Phil Harder was pleased with his team’s first outing of the spring in Gillette as he noted “things went well, as the kid...
Last week the Green River Lady Wolves Softball team had some thrilling games at home to kick off quadrant play. They played three games in total, one against the Cheyenne South Bison and two against the Laramie Plainsmen. Their first game was against the Bison on Friday. The game started off close with both teams playing very well, and by the end of the second inning the score was tied up at 2-2. Green River began to heat up after this, and with some great hitting in the next few innings they...
After a red-hot start to the season, the Green River Lady Wolves Soccer team hit their first speed bump last week-but instead of slowing down, they're using it as fuel. The team stands at 4–1 overall after a thrilling but tough 7–5 loss to Jackson and a bounce-back 5–1 rivalry win over Rock Springs. Now, with two major matchups against Natrona County and Kelly Walsh on deck, the Lady Wolves are focused, hungry, and ready to prove they belong at the top of 4A. Head Coach Matt Robles didn't sugar...
The Green River Wolves Soccer team traveled to Jackson last Thursday to play a conference game against last year's State Champs, the Broncs. Going into the game, Green River knew it would be a challenge. The Wolves started out strong in the first half of the game, making one goal and keeping the Broncs at zero. Green River slipped in the second half and allowed four goals from Jackson. The Wolves ended the game in a loss, with a final score of 1-4. Leading the Wolves were Braxton Doak with the...
Pineda's Kenpo Karate hosted the 35th Annual Interschool Karate Tournament on March 29, 2025, at Lincoln Middle School. Twenty-one Green River students were joined by seventeen Utah students and competed in traditional forms, creative forms, traditional weapons, open self-defense, sparring, padded sword sparring, flag sparring, and power breaking. Utah schools participating included Montano's Academy of Bushido and Martial Arts and Sky's Old School Martial Arts. For many students, this...
Amelia Hatcher demonstrates a punch during the Interschool Karate tournament. The tournament was hosted by Pineda's Kenpo Karate at Lincoln Middle School last weekend. Pineda's 44th Annual Western Wyoming Karate Championships will be held in Green River on May 10....
Last weekend the Green River Lady Wolves Softball team had their first home games of the season. They played three games, with one against the Cheyenne East Thunderbirds and two against the Cheyenne Central Indians. They were supposed to play a second game against the Thunderbirds but this game had to be canceled due to weather. The Lady Wolves' first game was against the Thunderbirds on Friday. Green River struggled in the first inning and gave up 14 runs. They couldn't manage to get back into...
