Archive - Oct 2011 - Sports

The Sheridan Broncs pitched a second half shutout in Cheyenne to finish the regular season 8-1 and will host Rock Springs next Friday as the No. 2 seed in the 4A playoffs.

Friday night's game between Buffalo and Rawlins was called late in the first quarter due to a lighting problem at one end of the field that could not be fixed.
Buffalo was ahead 21-0 at the time.
It is unsure at this time whether the game will be officially in the books or whether it will be played Monday. Discussions were leaning toward the teams playing the game Monday in Casper.
Buffalo, due to Riverton losing to Lander 24-22, will get the #3 seed in the 3A East.

LADY GENERALS HOOPS - Sheridan college basketball player Fallon Lewis committed verbally late Wednesday to play basketball for the Wyoming Cowgirls next season.

Lewis was a multi year All-state player at Tongue River high school and then joined the Lady Generals after graduation last fall leading the Lady Generals in scoring as a freshmen.

Lady Generals Head coach Frank McCarthy says Lewis' story from high school now to division one basketball is impressive.

Buffalo and Kaycee athletes will have another busy weekend starting on Friday as the volleyball, football and swim teams all competing.
In volleyball, the 1A East Tournament will get underway in Torrington with matches at the high school and middle school.
The winner of the 9am play-in match between Glendo and Midwest will then turn around and face number one seed in the east Kaycee at noon at the high school.
Number three seed Arvada-Clearmont will play Rock River beginning at noon at the middle school.

RAMS FOOTBALL - The Big Horn Rams will close out their regular season at Newcastle Friday night. You can hear the Rams regular season finale live on 95.9 FM kickoff is scheduled for 7:00.

The Rams took last week off after receiving a forfeit for the Tongue River game and Head coach Bert Dow says the timing was perfect for the rams to get some missing players back on the field.

The game at Newcastle tomorrow is for second place in the conference and a home game next week in the first round of the playoffs.

SHERIDAN RECREATION DISTRICT
2011 ADULT FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS!
SUMMIT REALTY GROUP 7-0

WYO VISION 6-1

ATLANTIC ROOFING 2-5

THE WOODS 4-3

BIG HORN BEVERAGE/HAIR DESIGN BY LAURI 1-6

PONY GRILL & BAR 1-6

RESULTS

THE WOODS 7 BIG HORN BEVERAGE 0

SUMMIT REALTY GROUP 82 PONY GRILL & BAR 28

WYO VISION 38 ATLANTIC ROOFING 24

An update on the standings, Sheridan college Men’s team is currently 9th place, with Casper College and UW leading the standings.

The women’s team is 11th place with CWC and NJC in first and second.

Jake Mangis is in 6th place in the team roping, which is very good considering we have been averaging 95 teams at our last 5 rodeos.

He is one of our best competitors and has a good chance to qualify for the CNFR, since his team roping partner had to sit out 3 rodeos at the start of the year, they have placed at every rodeo since they started roping together.

REGIONAL VOLLEYBALL - The Lady Bronc volleyball team will open up their regional tournament against Cheyenne South the match will be played at 11:00 Friday morning. The north 4-A regional is being played at Cheyenne Central high school

The 2-A East regional will be played in Sheridan Friday and Saturday at Sheridan high school and Sheridan college.

The Tongue River Lady Eagles will face Pine Bluffs in an opening round match Friday at noon at Sheridan college.

The Sheridan college rodeo team went to Cheyenne this past weekend to compete at Laramie County Community College. We had 3 athletes make it back to the short round on Sunday.

Jake Mangis and his team roping partner Corbin Nichols placed 5th in the long round with a time of 7.0, they were the second fast time in the short round with a 5.3 and placed third in the average with a composite time of 12.3.

The team roping was very competitive this weekend and Jake really stepped up and roped well he earned the team 110 points.

Taking a look ahead in Johnson County high school sports for this week, Buffalo and Kaycee athletes will be competing and getting ready for fall sports to wind down.
The Buffalo Bison football team and the rest of Class 3A will know more about their playoff pairings after this weekend's games. The Bison travel to take on Rawlins Friday night, with kickoff set for 6pm.
The Kaycee Buckaroos will play Midwest this Saturday at 3pm.