Archive - Jul 2009 - Sports

GOLF- The 13th “Summer Hummer” golf tournament continues today at the Powder Horn.

LOCAL GOLF - The 13th annual “Summer Hummer” golf tournament started at the Powder Horn yesterday with perfect playing conditions meeting nearly 200 players representing 16 states it maybe the 13th “Hummer” but the tournament's origins cover nearly three decades, tournament host Scotty Scott. One of the visitors playing and in his first is Wyoming Cowboy

COLLEGE BASKETBALL - Sheridan College Generals basketball coach Steve Smiley has announced his final recruit for the 2009 season: Smiley got confirmation this week that Kendrick Morse, a 5'7 point guard from Richton Park, Illinois, has committed to playing for the Generals this fall. Smiley says they are getting another good addition to the team.

FOOTBALL - Sheridan High School football camp continues at Homer Scott Stadium, and with Major League Baseball looking at its 2nd half, the sports world starts to look ahead to football.

High school football practice opens Monday August 10th for the Sheridan Broncs last night the coaches started a four day camp for their players and youth football players.

The 2009 Sheridan WYO rodeo was another rousing success as we take a look at the final event standing first in the rough stock events in the bareback riding Joe Gunderson from Agar, South Dakota took the top money with a ride of 83 and won over 3800 dollars in the saddle bronc riding Cort Sheer from Elsmere, Nebraska won with a ride of 85 and took down over 3600 dollars and in the bull riding Tyl

Day two of the 2009 Sheridan WYO rodeo is in the books and it was another great performance last night i n the rough stock events Joe Gunderson took the bareback riding with a score of 83 and takes the over all lead.

Day one of the 2009 Sheridan WYO rodeo is in the books and it was a great performance last night and now we start our annual rodeo day downtown.

Here are the results from Steer Roping on Wednesday 07/08/09:

RODEO - A couple of familiar names showed up on the leader board in steer roping slack yesterday at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds. The top 30 move on to compete in the three regular performances of the WYO Rodeo. Several times, world champion Guy Allen took the 1st Go yesterday, followed by J. Tom Fisher and Bryce Davis.