Olivia Morris
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 sugarcoat the Jackson loss.
"It was a bitter one," he said. "We were up multiple times and just didn't clo...
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