Archive - Feb 2012 - Pictures

Sheridan High School senior Jordan Roberts displayed the Gatorade Wyoming Football Player of the Year banner during an awards recognition ceremony last Saturday at halftime of the the Sheridan and Cheyenne Central basketball game. Jordan, shown here with Sheridan's Head Football Coach Don Julian, became the fifth Wyoming Football Player to receive the award.

Photo by Stacey Ellenwood Photography

With Seniors Riley Ryan, Taylor Kraft and Jordan Roberts holding and other members of the 2011 Wyoming State 4A Football Championship Team surrounding them the coveted championship football banner is proudly displayed for the first time. It was during halftime of Saturday's basketball game that the banner was presented to the team.

Photo by Stacey Ellenwood Photography

Buffalo hosted Torrington on Saturday and both Bison teams suffered defeats.
The boys lost 56-47 and the girls fell 51-33.

At high noon on Saturday Catherine Humpert, owner of the Western Dog Salon, cut the red ribbon officially opening her business at its new location - 632 Coffeen Avenue in Sheridan. The Chamber Ambassadors were on hand along with several salon employees and a volunteer, Cally, Rita and Anna. Scroll down to get a glimpse of what it's like to lead a pampered dogs life.

In this photo sequence Sheridan Bronc Senior Hunter Reece goes airborne over Cheyenne Central's Deondre Davis - lands and then shoots for two of his four points on the day. The Broncs led Saturday's game 7 to 3 after one, 15 to 9 at the half, 24 to 21 after three but came up short in the last minute of play to finish 35 to 36.

The results are in and Lachlan Brennan came out on top in Division IV (9th to 12th grade) in the 51st Annual Stars of Tomorrow Talent Contest. Lachlin was the last one to perform Friday night and his piano solo "Revolutionary Etude" garnered him a first place finish and a trip to Powell along with the 2nd place Division IV finisher, Mitchell Davenport.

The Sheridan Ice Figure Skaters sharpen their skills at practice Thursday before their competition in Rapid City, South Dakota this weekend.

Photos by Ron Richter

After sitting lifeless on the ground for many months, the Golden Arches have been placed high in the air once again at the North Main McDonald's in Sheridan.

Photos by Sarah Richter