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11/30/06 Sports for Thursday John Araas announced his resignation as the Sheridan Troopers head baseball coach publicly last night. He has already let the American Legion Baseball Board know of his decision. Arras has been involved in youth sports in Sheridan his whole life. In starting off as a participant in his school years and as an adult, he has coached many sports - most notably youth and American Legion baseball and Sheridan High School basketball. Arras has also been a driving force for youth basketball. He’s held The Annual Youth Holiday Basketball Camp at Sheridan High School for many years. He also says he’s not completely stepping away from the baseball program yet. The search for a new Trooper coach has already begun. The Board would like to get a coach onboard with the program as soon as possible. The Sheridan College Lady Generals leave today for three games at their Wyoming Conference Pre-Season Tournament in Powell. They are 7-4 overall and will play their toughest three-game stretch of the season. They face Western Wyoming, Casper and Northwest College. Coach McCarthy says they’ll find out how good they are by the end of the weekend. The Generals open Their Wyoming Conference Pre-Season Tournament tonight. They open with Warren Air Force Base, then take on the winner of the Casper College / Eastern Wyoming match-up. Tomorrow, the Generals are 8-1 overall. These are their final games before the holiday break. Coach Joel Davidson says it’s important for them to finish the first half strong, and that regardless of how well they’ve played lately, the biggest and toughest games lie ahead. The Sheridan Broncs and Lady Broncs open the new basketball season. Friday evening they host games with Green River. The Girls Varsity game will start off the double-header at 5:45. The Boys game will follow, and we will broadcast both games live for you on AM 14-10 KWYO. In other local action, the Big Horn Rams and Lady Rams open their basketball season at a tournament over in the Big Horn Basin tomorrow. The Tongue River Lady Eagles open their season tomorrow night with a home game against the Gillette JV’s at 7 o’clock. The Eagels open Saturday afternoon against Lovell at 4 o’clock. The Sheridan Bronc Varsity wrestlers open their season tomorrow at the Billings Invitational Tournament. The Wyoming Basketball Cowboys beat the Colorado School of Mines last night 87-78. Saturday night the Pokes play Montana State up in Billings. The Denver Broncos host the Seattle Seahawks, Sunday night. You can hear the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The broadcast will start at 5 o’clock, kickoff is set for 6:15.
11/29/06 Sports for Wednesday The Sheridan Lady Broncs and Sheridan Broncs will host games with Green River, Friday night. The Girls Varsity game will tip-off at 5:45, with the Boys game to follow. Both games will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Lady Broncs return four starters from last year’s team, and also get a 5th starter back in point guard - Kelly Gariffa, who missed most of last season with a knee injury. Gariffa is back as the Lady Broncs are poised to make a run at a top finish in Class 4-A. Coach Mark Elliott says the players are ready to have a game. The Broncs lost only two seniors from last year’s team. Coach Mike Ibach says team depth will be a big advantage for the Broncs this season. Next week both teams will play three games at the Oil City Classic Tournament in Casper. The Oil City is a bracket-tournament. Both the Broncs and Lady Broncs open against Rock Springs next Thursday. The Big Horn Rams and Lady Rams will open the season competing at the Big Horn Basin Tournament hosted by Riverside and Greybull high schools. The Sheridan Bronc Wrestlers open their season Friday. The Varsity opens up at a tournament in Billings, while the JV’s compete at a tournament in Powell. Yesterday we introduced you to the group of shooters who compete every Wednesday evening in the Winter Pistol League at the Sportsman Association Indoor Range on Soldier Creek. Mike kumara is the spokesman for the group. He says the cost of getting started is what each individual wants to make it. They also invite anyone to come out and look around. All the members of the League are friendly and will show you around. Again, the Sheridan Winter Pistol Shooting League starts tonight at 7 o’clock at the Sportsman’s Association Indoor Range on Soldier Creek. You can check out the video of The Winter Pistol League in yesterday’s Sports. You can see and hear League member Steve Waddell take Sheridan Media’s Trevor Jackson through a set of targets) The Wyoming Basketball Cowboys are 4-1 as they head into action tonight at the Double “AA” in Laramie tonight. The Pokes host the Colorado School of Mines. Tip-off is at 7 o’clock and can be head live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Saturday night the Pokes play in Billings against Montana State at the Metra Park Arena. The Denver Broncos go with rookie quarterback Jay Cutler, Sunday night against the Seattle Seahawks. The game can be heard live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Broadcast time will be at 5 o’clock, kickoff is at 6:15.
11/28/06 Sports for Tuesday The Sheridan Hawks have won two-straight State Hockey Championships, and in a couple of weeks you’ll have a chance to see the Hawks play at home. They’ll host four other teams for League play, December 16th and 17th. Since the NHL cancelled its season in 2005, the League came back this year and instituted rules changes designed to open up the game and make it more fan-friendly. Junior hockey throughout the country has adopted the same rule changes. Hawks coach Bob Viren says it took some getting used to for the players. But Viren says after a few weeks of play, the changes are getting better reviews from players and coaches. The Hawks have played a few pre-season games, the season opens for real in Sheridan on the 16th and 17th. Admission to all Sheridan games is free - just make sure you dress for the temperature. The Montana Winter Pistol League has begun another season. Sheridan County has a group of nine marksmen currently competing. Mike Kuzara heads up the local group of shooters who compete annually in the League. Sheridan is the only club from Wyoming that competes in the Montana League, which also boasts a team from Alberta, Canada. Scores are kept locally and sent in to the League’s office to be tabulated. The local group shoots Wednesday evenings 7 o’clock at the indoor range at the Sportsman’s Association on Soldier Creek. Kuzara says the number-one rule with this sport is safety. This is a great group of guys, and they invite anyone who may be interested to stop by tomorrow night to find out more information. Click Here to see video: Trevor Jackson Shoots During the Sheridan Winter Pistol League - with tips from Steve Waddell On the local basketball scene, Friday the Sheridan Broncs and Lady Broncs open at home. This will be the only home game for the Lady Broncs until after the first of the year. The Broncs will play a home date with Buffalo on December 19th.. Friday night the Lady Broncs play Green River at 5:45. The boys game will follow, and both games will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Sheridan College Generals close out the 2006 portion of their schedule this week. They play three games in Cheyenne at their Pre-season Wyoming Conference Tournament. The Generals are 8-1 overall. They’ve won five-straight. The Lady Generals will play at their Wyoming Conference Tournament over in Powell this week. The Lady Generals have won four of their last five games and stand at 7-4 on the season. The Wyoming basketball team plays in Laramie tomorrow night, and in Billings, Saturday night. The Pokes beat Colorado on the road Sunday. They host a game with the Colorado School of Mines tomorrow night. They’ll be in Billings Saturday to take on Montana State at the Metra Park Arena. Both games tip-off at 7 o’clock and will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO.
11/27/06 Sports for Monday The Sheridan College basketball teams made a clean sweep during the 32nd Annual Sheridan Lions Club Basketball Classic over the weekend. The Lady Generals beat up Little Big Horn College in the opener 108-51, and finished off the tournament with an 85-80 win over Rocky. Mtn College, Saturday. They are 7-4 overall and will head back onto the road this week for games at their Wyoming Conference Pre-Season Tournament at Northwest College in Powell. The Lady Generals will play one more home game before the Christmas break. That will be Friday, December 8th against United Tribes. The Generals had about the same weekend the Lady Generals had. They rolled Little Big Horn 129-86 on Saturday and looked sluggish against Rocky Mtn College Saturday, but won the game 94-84. Sophomore Dontae Hinton says it was not a good performance Saturday, but they’ll take the win. Head coach Joel Davidson echoed Honton’s sentiment Saturday night. Dontae Hinton, along with fellow sophomore Daryl George, both played at Casper College last year before leaving to come to Sheridan College, last season. Casper College’s coach was on the hot seat and reports his firing started early in the year. Hinton says that made his decision to transfer to Sheridan College easy. One Generals player is just happy he’s able to play this year: Derick Tribble. Tribble missed all of last season with a knee injury and says it felt great to get onto the floor at the Hoffman Dome with his teammates for the first time Friday night. The Generals are now 8-1 overall, and Tribble says they are playing pretty well even though it’s early in the season. The Generals will be on the road this week at their Wyoming Conference Tournament in Cheyenne. The three games will be their final before the Christmas break. The Sheridan High School basketball teams will open the new season at home Friday. The Broncs and Lady Broncs will host games with Green River. The girls Varsity game will open the season at 5:45, the boys Varsity game will follow at 7 o’clock. Both games will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Big Horn Rams and Lady Rams open their season over in the Big Horn Basin at a tournament Friday and Saturday. The Tongue River Lady Eagles head into this season as the 2-time defending Class 2-A State Champions. They host a game with the Gillette Junior Varsity, Friday at 7 o’clock. Saturday they play at Lovell. The Eagles open at home Saturday against Lovell. Varsity tip-off will be at 4 o’clock. The Sheridan Bronc Wrestlers open their season this weekend, as well. The Varsity wrestlers compete at a tournament in Billings while the Bronc JV’s will compete in a tournament over in Powell. The Wyoming Cowboys basketball team is 4-1 after a 76-73 road-win at Colorado yesterday. Sophomore point guard Brandon Ewing led the Pokes with 29 points. This week the Pokes host the Colorado School of Mines, Wednesday night before leaving for Billings for a game Saturday night against Montana State. Both games will tipoff at 7 o’clock and will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Denver Broncos get back into action Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks. The Broncs have lost two straight, and will host the Seahawks, Sunday. The NFL has changed the game time, as well. The game will be featured at the League’s Sunday Night Prime-time Game and will kickoff at 6 o’clock. We will have it for you live on AM 14-10 KWYO.
11/25-26/06 Weekend Sports Scores from Friday 11/24 Sheridan College Lady Generals – 108 Sheridan College Generals – 129 Saturday 11/25 Lady Generals – 85 Generals – 94 11/24/06 Sports for Friday For the 32nd consecutive year, the Sheridan Lions Club opens the home basketball season for the Sheridan College Generals and Lady Generals Tournament. Passes can be purchased at the door. Single game tickets and passes will be available, day passes are 6 dollars for adults and 4 dollars for students. The first game today will start at 2 o’clock with the Western Wyoming Lady Spartans taking on Rocky Mtn. College at 4 o’clock. The Northwest College Trappers play Rocky Mtn. The Lady Generals play Little Big Horn CC at 6, and the Generals face the Rams at 8 o’clock. Generals sophomore guard James Bullock asks fans to come out and enjoy the games. Lady Generals coach Frank McCarthy says the Lady Generals have won two out of their last three games, and they need to keep that momentum going this weekend. The second day of action tomorrow will start at 11 o’clock Saturday morning, with Western Wyoming taking on Little Big Horn at 1 o’clock. Northwest takes on Little Big Horn. The Lady Generals play Rocky at 3, and the Generals go at 5 o’clock against Rocky. The Denver Broncos played at Kansas City last night. The Chiefs led the whole way in a 19-10 victory. The Broncos will play at home on December 3rd against the Seattle Seahawks. Game time has been changed from an afternoon game to the Sunday night Prime Time game. Kickoff is now scheduled for 6:15. The Wyoming Basketball Cowboys play at Colorado, Sunday afternoon. Tip-off is scheduled for 2 o’clock and will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Sheridan Broncs and Lady Broncs basketball teams open the season a week from today, hosting a home double-header with Green River. The Lady Broncs will lead off next Friday at 5:45. The boys Varsity game will follow at 7 o’clock. Both games will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO.
11/22/06 Sports for Wednesday The Sheridan Lions Club hosts their annual benefit for their Sheridan County Youth Eye-Glasses Program Friday and Saturday at the Hoffman Dome. Eight college basketball teams will play in the Thanksgiving Basketball Classic. The early games Friday will be at 2 and 4 o’clock. The Lady Generals will play at 6 o’clock, and the Generals at 8 o’clock. Generals sophomore James Bullock says after three weeks of road games, the players are looking forward to seeing the home town fans. The Generals have won 6 out of 7 to start the season. Bullock says they’ve really started to play well together The Generals will play the newest member of Region Nine and the North Sub-Region in the late game Friday night. That’s the Little Big Horn CC Rams. Tip-off is scheduled for 8 o’clock and will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO. TheLlady Generals open the tournament with a 5-4 record. They took 2 out of 3 last week at a tournament in Colorado. They open the tournament against the Little Big Horn team in the 6 o’clock game Friday. Coach Frank McCarthy says the learning process continues for his young team, and that the Lions Club provides a great service to our area youth, and their sponsorship of this tournament is a win / win for the players and fans. Again, Friday at 2 o’clock the tournament opens with the Western Wyoming women taking on Rocky Mtn..College, then the Northwest College Trappers play Rocky Mtn. The Lady Generals follow that game at 6 o’clock, and the Generals at 8. Saturday’s game schedule has been pushed up and will begin at 11am with WWC against LBH CC at 1 pm. Northwest plays Rocky. The Lady Generals will follow at 3 o’clock against Rocky Mtn. The Generals will close out the tournament at 5 o’clock against the Bears. The University of Wyoming Cowboys will put their 3-0 record on the line tonight in a road game at the University of Alabama Birmingham. You can hear the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The pre-game show will start the broadcast at 5:30, with the tip at 6 o’clock. Following Thanksgiving, the Pokes will play at Colorado, Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock. That game will also be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Denver Broncos play at Kansas City tomorrow night. We will have it live for you on KWYO. Bronco Pre-Game will start at 5 o’clock, kickoff is at 6 pm. The high school basketball season opens on AM 14-10 KWYO next Friday at Sheridan High School. The Broncs and Lady Broncs will host a double-header with Green River. The girls will play at 5:45, followed by the Broncs at 7 o’clock.
11/21/06 Sports for Tuesday The Sheridan Lady Broncs are loaded with returning players that saw a lot of court time last season, and after winning the consolation bracket at the State Tournament, the players are looking to better that performance next spring . The Broncs have put in a lot of tough practices the last week and half. Coach Mike Ibach says they are making progress. The season opener is next Friday, and Ibach says ready or not, it’s just about time to play for real. The Lady Broncs will play Green River Friday, December 1st at 5:30. The Broncos will follow at 7 o’clock against the Wolves. Both games will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Sheridan College basketball teams get to play at home together for the first time Friday, on day one of the Lions Club Tournament. The Generals will host Northwest College, Rocky Mtn. College, and Little Big Horn CC. The Lady Generals are hosting Rocky. Mtn, Little Big Horn, and Western Wyoming. Two afternoon games at 2 and 4 o’clock start the day, Friday. The Lady Generals play at 6, and the Generals at 8 o’clock Saturday. Games will be at 11am, then 1, 3 and 5 pm. Tickets can be purchased at the door. Proceeds benefit the Sheridan Lions Club Local Youth Eye Glasses Program. The Wyoming Cowboys will play the second game of a rare home and home series with the University of Alabama Birmingham tomorrow night. The Cowboys beat the Balzers in Laramie, Saturday and stand at 3-0. Tomorrow night’s game can be heard live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Tip-off is set for 6 o’clock. The Pokes will take Thanksgiving off and play at Colorado in Boulder, Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock - also live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Denver Broncos will play the last of three Thanksgiving NFL games Thursday. The first game will have Miami at Detroit, the second game has Tampa Bay at Dallas, then the Broncos will play at Kansas City. Kickoff will be at 6 o’clock. We will broadcast the game for you on KWYO. If you were thinking about doing a little Thanksgiving weekend x-country skiing in the Big Horns, Curt Schwamb from the Black Mtn. Nordic Club has been on some of the trails, grooming this past week. His report states the recent warm weather has made conditions a bit tough. They’ve done some trail work at Prune Creek. He says it’s pretty much hit-and-miss, with some poor areas mixed with some good stretches, but additional snow is really needed before they’ll be able to do much more with grooming. He reports the Outler Dog trails will probably be okay for snowshoeing and some skiing on the meadow loop, but for now x-country skiers need to be patient and hope for more snow.
11/20/06 Sports for Monday The Sheridan College Generals are 6-1 after sweeping two victories away at Northwest College over the weekend. They blasted Williston, North Dakota 89-58. Sophomore James Bullock lead four players in double figures with 19 points, then ended the weekend crushing United Tribes 107-58. These were two games the Generals should have won big, and they played well. Both the Generals and Lady Generals should be a little road-weary; the Generals put on 2300 miles to play their first seven games on the road. This week the play at home for the first time, hosting the Lions Club Tournament Friday and Saturday. Coach Davidson says they have a light week planned. the Generals will play Friday night at 8 o’clock and Saturday evening at 5 o’clock. The Lady Generals improved their season record to 5-4 overall after picking up two wins at a tournament at the Air Force Academy. They finished up the tournament yesterday and got back home early this morning. They beat the Academy in the opener 77-51, then beat Fort Carson 72-69 and dropped a heart-breaker to Western Arizona yesterday 69-68. The Lady Generals will play Friday night at 6 o’clock and Saturday afternoon at 3 o’clock. The annual Lions Club Thanksgiving Tournament opens with two afternoon games Friday at 2 and 4 o’clock. The Lady Generals go at 6, and the Generals at 8. Saturday they have changed the game time to 11 am and 1 pm, with the Lady Generals playing at 3, and the Generals at 5 o’clock. Tickets for the tournament can be purchased at the door; they will offer game and day passes. You can watch all the games for $6 per day for adults and $4 for students. Proceeds benefit the Sheridan Lions Club Local Youth Eye-Glasses Program. Last week we mentioned that 11 Sheridan County High School football players made their respective All-State teams. Three of those individuals were also named to the Casper – Star Tribune Super 25 List that annually honors the top 25 players in the State. This year three Sheridan County players made the Super List. Two come from the Tongue River Eagles Class 3-A runner-up team. They are Senior Wideout Ryan Scafe, and the guy throwing him the ball, Junior quarterbacks Rob Johnson. Johnson threw for just under 2000 yards with 25 TD’s, and just 6 picks this past season. For his three-year career starting as a freshmen, Johnson has thrown for almost 3500 yards and 41 touchdowns. This season Scafe caught 26 passes for 641 yards and 11 TD’s. Joining Johnson and Scafe on the Super 25 Roster is Big Horn Senior Dustin Rougeau, Rougeau rushed for 1,173 yards this past season, averaging over six yards per carry and 16 touchdowns, helping lead the Rams into the Class 2-A playoffs. Both Scafe and Rougeau will be eligible to play in the Annual Shrine Bowl next summer. Shrine Bowl players must be Senior All-State players. The Wyoming Cowboys football team won at UNLV Saturday, to get their record to 6-6 on the season. The sixth win makes the Pokes bowl-game eligible, but they have to wait a week to see how the Air Force and New Mexico end their seasons this week. New Mexico has five wins and will play San Diego State this week. The Academy has 5 wins and will play TCU this week. The Mountain West Conference has a chance to get four teams in bowl games this year, so the Pokes still have an outside shot at playing in another game. The cCowboy basketball team is 3-0 after Brad Jones hit for 35 points in the Cowboys’ 93-87 win over UAB. Both teams will play again in Birmingham, Wednesday night. We will broadcast the game live for you on AM 14-10 KWYO. Tip-off is scheduled for The Denver Broncos let one slip away at home last night. The Broncos blew a 24-7 lead. San Diego came back to win the game 35-27. Ladanian Thomlinson went off with four touchdowns. The Broncos play Thanksgiving evening at Kansas City. Kickoff will be at 6 o’clock live on AM 14-10 KWYO.
11/17/06 Sports for Friday Eleven Sheridan County football players earned All-State awards for the Fall of 2006. Voting comes from only the head coaches; coaches cannot vote for their own players..The Tongue River Eagles are the Class 3-A runner-ups and put five players on the All-State list. They are Seniors Wes Dobrenz, Tom White, Ryan Scafe and Ben Herden, along with Junior quarterback Rob Johnson. The Big Horn Rams made the playoffs in Class 2-A before being knocked out in the 1st round. The Rams have two All-Staters - they are Justin Rougeau and Clay Gregerson. The NSI Wolves made the 1-A playoffs and were also eliminated in the first round. Senior Anthony Davis made the All-State roster for the second straight year. The Sheridan Broncs were knocked out of the playoffs in the first round in Gillette. The Broncs had three players make the Class 5-A second team. They are offensive linemen Jared Guyer, defensive back Jimmy Burgess; and Nick Montano made the second team as a defensive linemen. We are now a week away from the annual Sheridan Lions Club Thanksgiving College Basketball Tournament at the Hoffman Dome. The tournament tips off a week from today with the Generals and Lady Generals hosting teams from the newest member of Region Nine, Little Big Horn cc from Crow Agency. Also joining the tournament field will be Rocky. Mtn College from Billings Northwest College in Powell, and Western Wyoming Community College. Session and single game tickets can be purchased at the door. The Lady Generals play at 6 o’clock Friday, and the Generals at 8 o’clock. The 2 and 4 o’clock games will be the prelims on Saturday. Game times have been moved up. The early games will be at 11 am and 1 pm. The Lady Generals take the floor at 3 o’clock, and the Generals at 5 o’clock. The first week of the high school winter sports season ends today. Sheridan boys basketball coach Mike Ibach says they’ve made good progress this week. The Lady Broncs hang their hat on being one of the top Class 4-A defensive teams year in, and year out. The Sheridan Hawks high school hockey team has won the last two Wyoming State Hockey Championships. The Hawks open the 06-07 campaign this week in Laramie. They’ll play Rock Springs, Laramie and Jackson. The Hawks will host one weekend of League play this season - that will be Saturday and Sunday, December 16th and 17th. We will feature a University of Wyoming football and basketball double-header tomorrow. The football Cowboys lead off playing at UNLV. Kickoff will be at 2 o’clock. The basketball Cowboys take over at 7 o’clock when they host the University of Alabama at Birmingham Both games will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Denver Broncos and San Diego Chargersare tied for the division lead with identical 7-2 records. Sunday night the Broncos host the Chargers. You’ll be able to hear the game live on KWYO. Kickoff is set for 6 o’clock.
11/16/06 Sports for Thursday Last week I noted that the Sheridan Bronc wrestlers only had two home dual matches on their schedule for the up-coming season, which isn’t the case. The Broncs open December 1st at tournaments in Billings and Powell. The Bronc basketball team comes back after losing only two Seniors from last year’s squad. Mike Ibach enters his third year as head coach, and returns 3 starters that helped take the Broncs to a State Tournament. appearance. Ibach says the players took small steps last season and now want to take a leap forward. The Broncs open the season at home December 1st against Green River. The Sheridan Lady Broncs return four starters this season after losing only one Senior from last year’s team. That was Steph Stender, who now plays at the University of Montana. Coach Mark Elliott says they hit the court running this week. The Lady Broncs made another field at the State Tournament last spring, and Elliott says the players won’t be satisfied without making a run at a State Title in March. The Lady Broncs join the boys in hosting the season opener with Green River, December1st. The Sheridan Hawks high school hockey team starts their new season this weekend with a road trip for the games in Laramie. They’ll play games with Rock Springs, Laramie and Jackson. The Hawks enter the 06-07 season as the two-time defending State Champs .They will host their only home dates of the season December 16th and 17th. The Sheridan College Lady Generals leave today for a three-game tournament at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. The Generals will be on the road tomorrow to a two-game tournament at Northwest College in Powell. Both teams play at home next week on Friday and Saturday during the Sheridan Lion’s Club Tournament. The Wyoming Basketball Cowboys made it to 2-0, with a 76-71 win over the University of Montana. Pokes Sophomore point guard Brandon Ewing led all scorers with 21 points. The Cowboys play another home game Saturday night against Alabama Birmingham. The Cowboy’s football team will close out the season Saturday at UNLV. Kickoff is at 2 o’clock and can be heard live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Denver Broncos host a Sunday night division battle with San Diego. Both teams are 7-2 overall. Kickoff will be at 6 o’clock and will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO.
11/15/06 Sports for Wednesday The Sheridan College Lady Generals will play three games at the Air Force Academy beginning Friday. They’ll enjoy a little stop over in Denver. The Lady Generals have made this trip part of their pre-season team building process every year, but after this trip they’ll be looking to get back home for the Lions Club Tournament after being on the road for six games and traveling over 2250 miles. The Generals are rolling at 4-1 after picking up two more road wins last weekend. The Generals were selected 17th in the National Junior College Pre-season Top20 Poll. The first regular season poll will be released next Tuesday, so we’ll see if they stay in the top 20 with one loss on their record. Friday night they open up a tournament at Northwest College. They play a tough game in the opener against Williston, North Dakota. Next week the Sheridan Lions Club will host their annual basketball tournament at the Hoffman Dome. Four games will be played Friday at 2, 4, 6 and 8 pm. The Lady Generals will play at 6, and the Generals at 8 o’clock. For the first time this year, games on Saturday the 25th have been pushed up - for a good reason, as Davidson puts on his Athletic Director’s cap. The Wyoming Basketball Cowboys will play at home tonight against the University of Montana. You can hear the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Pre-game starts at 6:30. The tip will be at 7 o’clock. The Wyoming Football Cowboys close out their season with a game at UNLV Saturday afternoon. The game can also be heard live on KWYO. Pre-game is at 1 o’clock, kickoff at 2 o’clock. The Denver Broncos will host a game with San Diego, Sunday. Both teams have 7-2 records. The NFL has changed the game from 2 o’clock to a Prime-time 6 o’clock kickoff. The game can be heard live on am 14-10 KWYO.
11/14/06 Sports for Tuesday All of our Sheridan County High School basketball teams officially tipped-off the season after school yesterday with the first day of practice for Bronc wrestling and Bronc and Lady Bronc basketball. Bronc wrestling coach Corey Hamrick says they’ll put in a lot of tough work-outs this week Hamrick starts his second season as the Broncs head coach, and he has plenty of experienced wrestlers back this season. The Broncs open the season with the Varsity at the Billings Invitational and the JV’s, and a tournament in Powell starting December 1st. The Lady Bronc basketball team returns a wealth of experience from last year’s State Tournament. Team coach Mark Elliott says the 4-A girls basketball season should be highly competitive. The Lady Broncs open the season December 1st with a home game against Green River. Mike Ibach begins his third season with the Broncs. He says the first week is always full of excitement and anticipation. The Broncs took the court last night with a solid group of players that ended their season last spring making a trip to the State Tournament The Broncs will also open their season on December 1st with a home game with Green River. The Tongue River Lady Eagles will open their season December 1st with a game against the Gillette JV’s on December 1s, while the Eagles - fresh off playing in the State Championship football game - open December 2nd at home against Lovell. The Big Horn Rams and Lady Rams open the season the weekend of December 1st and 2nd at a tournament hosted by Riverside and Greybull high schools. The Sheridan College Basketball team will spend another weekend on the road before returning home for the Annual Lions Club Tournament, Thanksgiving weekend. The Lady Generals leave tomorrow for a three-day tournament at the Air Force Academy, while the Generals will play a tournament at Northwest College in Powell. The Wyoming Football Cowboys will close out their season at UNLV, Saturday afternoon live on KWYO starting at 1 o’clock. The Denver Broncos and San Diego Chargers football game has been moved to Sunday night this year. The NFL has instituted a new policy of shifting game start times, since the Bronco / San Diego game is one of the bigger games this week. The league has shifted the game from Sunday afternoon to the prime-time Sunday night game. We will broadcast the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Pre-game will start Sunday at 5 o’clock. Sheridan Pee-Wee Hockey picked up three wins in their first competition of the new season. The Pee-Wee team is 11 and 12 year olds. They played three games in Laramie that wrapped up yesterday. They opened the season shutting out Riverton 4-0, then they beat Cheyenne 8-4 and closed out the weekend beating the host team, Laramie, 5-1. In an interesting note, the team accomplished this feat by not having one practice on the ice before the event. By the way, the Whitney Sheridan Ice Rink is now scheduled to open for the season Thursday afternoon at 4 o’clock, weather permitting.
11/13/06 Sports for Monday The Big Piney Punchers claimed the Class 3-A State Football Title 21-18 over the Tongue River Eagles. The Eagles played from behind all day and kept fighting right to the end with under a minute to play. Ryan Scafe caught a Rob Johnston pass at the Big Piney nine yard line. The Eagles took four shots at the end-zone with no time outs left, but were unable to get over the goal line. Big Piney’s offense then ran out the clock and took their second State Championship in the last three years. The Eagles played a great game and had their chances. They left the ball on the Big Piney one yard line as the half expired. It just wasn’t meant to be. The day after the game there was a lot of disappointment on the faces of the Eagles players. Coach Chuck Walters says the players gave themselves a chance to win the game but just came up short .Other State Championship winners in Class 1-A: Guernsey beat Cookeville in 2-A. Southeast beat Riverside in 4-A. Powell beat Douglas, and Gillette held off a late Cheyenne East rally and won the Class 5-A Title. The 2007 football schedules have been released by the Wyoming High School Activities Association. The Sheridan Broncs will open next fall at home against Glendive, Montana then at Miles City. Their Wyoming opponents include Laramie, Casper Kelly Walsh, Cody, Cheyenne Central, Riverton, Natrona County, and Gillette. The Tongue River Eagles will play in Class 2-A next year. They will open the season at home against Wright. Next year’s game with Big Horn will come in week seven, and will be played in Big Horn. The Rams will stay in the 2-A ranks and will open 2007 with three-straight road games at NSI, Sundance and Riverside. They’ll also play a road game at Greybull, and have four home games against Rocky.Mtn, Moorcroft, Tongue River and Wind River. The NSI Wolves will open the season with home games against Big Horn and Shoshoni then three straight on the road. This week the Wyoming Cowboys will close out their season Saturday at UNLV. The Denver Broncos snatched victory from the jaws of defeat, but it was against the Oakland Raiders. The Broncos took a 14-13 lead in the 4th quarter, then Oakland imploded with back-to-back turnovers. Jason Elam kicked a field goal, and the Broncos won it 17-13, and are in a tie in the Division race with San Diego at 7-2. This week the Broncos play at home for the Division lead as they host San Diego, Sunday afternoon. The Sheridan College Generals are 4-1 after winning two games at a tournament in Cheyenne. They beat Kennedy-King Junior College 72-67 and came back Saturday with a 110-74 win over Fort Carson, Colorado. Sophomore guard Dorian Watson scored a career high - 35 points - in the win. This weekend the Generals will be at a tournament at Northwest College in Powell. They’ll open the tournament Friday against Williston, North Dakota. The Sheridan College Lady Generals had an emotional reunion with former Lady General Lindsey Hiemkes in Twin Falls, Idaho over the weekend. Hiemkes would have been a Sophomore with Sheridan College this year but was paralyzed in an auto accident last spring. This past weekend was the first time she was with all her teammates on the court. The Lady Generals lost all three games at that tournament. Head coach Franl McCarthy says it was difficult for the coaches and players to concentrate on the games, and says the best moment of the weekend was Friday night when the College of Southern Idaho held a benefit for Hiemkes at the game, and over 3 thousand fans turned out for the event. This week the Lady Generals take a 3-3 record into action on the road, for three games at a tournament at the Air Force Academy. Their first game will be played Thursday night. Both the Generals and Lady Generals will play at home during the annual Sheridan Lions Club Thanksgiving Tournament at the Hoffman Dome, November 24th and 25th. They will feature four games each day, with the Lady Generals playing at 6 o’clock, and the Generals at 8 o’clock both nights. The Wyoming Cowboys and Cowgirls basketball teams opened up the college basketball season with victories. The Pokes beat Boise State 94-79, and the Cowgirls beat San Francisco. The Cowboys play another home game Wednesday night against the University of Montana. The Grizzlies feature former Sheridan College All-Region Nine player Gus Chase and former Generals head coach Brian Marso is back with the Grizzlies this season as an assistant. That game will tip off at 7 o’clock Wednesday night, and we will broadcast it live on AM 14-10 KWYO.
11/10/06 Sports for Friday The Class 3-A State Championship football game kicks off tomorrow afternoon at 1 o’clock in Dayton. Tongue River is 10-0, Big Piney is 6-4. This will be the Eagles’ first Title game appearance since 1984. Big Piney has won 3 State Championships since 2000, the last coming in 2004. Tongue River head coach Chuck Walters says this season has been great for the players and coaches, but also for the entire Tongue River Community. The Eagles have run off 10 straight wins. Walters says the players have been very workmen-like this week, and are ready to go. They will face a very good opponent tomorrow. Again kickoff tomorrow is at 1 o’clock and we will be broadcast it live for you on AM 14-10 KWYO. The broadcast can also be heard live online on this website. The Sheridan College Lady Generals basketball team lost the opening game of a tournament in Twin Falls, Idaho last night 69-58 against Eastern Idaho. Tonight they play the host team, College of Southern Idaho. That tournament wraps up tomorrow. The Generals will play Kennedy-King Community College from Chicago tonight as they open a two-day tournament in Cheyenne, at Laramie County Community College. The Wyoming Football Cowboys took on the 25th ranked BYU Cougars last night in Provo. The game was settled early when the Cougars ran the opening kickoff back to the Pokes’ two-yard line, and scored two plays later. It just went downhill from there, and the Pokes got rolled 55-7. The football team closes out their season next Saturday at UNLV. The Wyoming Basketball Cowboys open the 2006-07 season at home tomorrow against Boise State. Our next live Cowboy broadcast will be next Wednesday, when they host the uUniversity of Montana. Former Sheridan College General, Gus Chase plays for the Grizzlies. We will end the sports weekend tomorrow with live NFL football, when the Denver Broncos play at the Oakland Raiders. Broadcast time is at 1 o’clock Sunday afternoon.
11/09/06 Sports for Thursday The Sheridan College Lady Generals open play at the College of Eastern Idaho tonight at a three-day tournament. Lady Generals Sophomore Molly Schenderline says the Lady Generals want to play an up-tempo style of ball this year. Coach Frank McCarthy says the players will get an eye opener with the quality of opponents they’ll see this week. The Generals will play two games this weekend at a tournament at Laramie County Community College in Cheyenne. They open the event tomorrow night against Kennedy-King Community College from Chicago. The Wyoming Football Cowboys play the 25th ranked team in the country tonight when they tee it up at BYU. The Pokes are in second place in the Mountain West Conference, behind BYU. You can hear tonight’s game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Cowboy Pre-Game Show will start the broadcast at 5 o’clock. Kickoff is scheduled for 6 pm. The Wyoming Basketball Cowboys open their regular season at home Saturday afternoon against Boise State. The Pokes won both of their exhibition games. Former Sheridan Bronc Louis Engles is on the Cowboys’ roster this season, as a walk-on, with former Gillette Camel Byron Gies. Engles says they’ve adjusted pretty well to being part of the team, and he’s having a great time. And after several weeks being on the practice court, he made the adjustments of something new during his college career. Engles says the other Cowboys have accepted both he and Gies as teammates. The Tongue River Eagles football team is two days away from hosting the Class 3-A State Football Championship. The game with Big Piney kicks-off Saturday afternoon at 1 o’clock. We will broadcast the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Ron Richter and Trevor Thompson will have the play-by-play. Sheridan Troopers head baseball coach John Arras and his coaching staff will hold an American Legion baseball player meeting tonight at Sheridan High School. Any boys planning on playing baseball next summer for the Jets or Troopers are asked to attend tonight’s meeting. They’ll be discussing their Winter indoor baseball work-out schedule and college baseball opportunities. The meeting will be held tonight at 7 o’clock in room B-125 at Sheridan High School. The High School winter sports season begins Monday after school, for boys and girls basketball and Sheridan Bronc wrestling. The Sheridan Bronc swimmers open their pre-season workouts on Monday, November 27th. Play begins December 1st, with swimming opening December 8th.
11/08/06 Sports for Wednesday The Sheridan College basketball teams are gearing up for another weekend full of basketball. The Lady Generals are 3-0. Coach Frank McCarthy says the players are in for a big step up in competition this week, when they play three games at a tournament at the College of Southern Idaho. There will be a reunion of sorts for the Lady Generals, but it will come with a heavy heart. Lindsey Hiemkes and her family will attend the Lady Generals games in Twin Falls. Hiemkes would have been starting her sophomore season with the Lady Generals, but was paralyzed in an auto accident last spring. McCarthy says Hiemkes will be on the Lady Generals bench in her wheelchair and will wear her Lady Generals uniform top during the tournament. The Generals will play this weekend at a tournament at Laramie County Community College in Cheyenne. They take a 2-1 record into the tournament. Coach Joel Davidson says the General’s formula is simple. Their toughest challenge comes Friday night when they play Kennedy-King Junior College from Chicago. The Tongue River High School football program has two State Championships. The titles came in 1953 and 1956. Both were in 6-man football. The Eagles also played for the title in 1977. In that game, they lost against Big Piney. The Eagles last shot at a title came in 1984, when they were the runner-up to Mountain View. Saturday, the Eagles make another run at a State Championship when they host Big Piney for the 3-A Title. The Eagles are 10-0. Senior Tom White says they just need to keep the momentum going for one more game. Kickoff Saturday is at 1 o’clock, and we will broadcast the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Last week the Commissioner of Wyoming High School Athletics was in Dayton to take in the Tongue River Eagles semi-final win over Lyman as the Fall High School Sports Season ends Saturday. Ron Laird says State-wide, the Fall season was a success as far as his office is concerned. The Wyoming football Cowboys will play at BYU tomorrow night. The Pokes are in second place in League play, behind BYU. The Cougars are nationally ranked this week in College Football’s Top 25 Poll. The Cougars enter the poll this week at number #25. It’s the first time they’ve been ranked since the 2001 season. You can hear tomorrow night’s game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Kickoff is scheduled for 6 o’clock. The Wyoming basketball Cowboys closed out their exhibition season last night with a 96-61 win over Western State from Gunnison, Colorado. The Pokes open the regular season at home Saturday afternoon against Boise State. The High School Winter Sports Season officially begins Monday when basketball and wrestling teams open pre-season practice. The season opens with games December 1st.
11/07/06 Sports for Tuesday Amendment “B” on today’s ballot would correct inequities in the State School Finance System. The current provision benefited wealthier districts such as Campbell County. Amendment “B,” if passed, would take those Districts’ extra money from property tax revenue and put it into a School Foundation Fund, so each district would have the same educational opportunities for their students. The six Counties would give up over 73 million dollars, 14 of which would come from Campbell County. Gillette High School athletic director Cliff Hill said that Gillette’s extra funds do not benefit athletics,. and the biggest budget at Gillette high school isn’t even a sport. Hill says the largest benefit to Gillette student athletes comes from mostly private off-season programs. We’ll find out later tonight the fate of Amendment “B.” Join our live Team Election Night Coverage, beginning at 7 o’clock on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Sheridan College Generals are preparing for another road-trip this week. They went 2-1 at a tournament in Twin Falls, Idaho last week. This week they play at a tournament and Laramie County CC in Cheyenne. One of the Generals making the trip this week will be former Sheridan Bronc, Tyler Thomas. Thomas led the Broncs to a State Tournament bid during his Senior season and says playing college basketball has been a lot of fun. Thomas says he’s really had to step up his game to be able to play at the Generals’ high level. The Generals will play at home during the Lions’ Club Thanksgiving Ttournament November 24th and 25th. The Lady Generals will take their 3-0 record on the road this week at a tournament starting Thursday in Twin Falls, Idaho. The Lady Generals will join the men as the host teams for the Lions Club tournament. The Tongue River Eagles football team last played for a State Championship in 1984. The Eagles lost 41-7 at Mtn. View to finish as the runner-up. Now, after 10 consecutive wins, the 2006 addition of the Eagles will play for the title Saturday in Dayton against Big Piney. The Eagles have had a great season. They’ve posted shut-outs and won some big games. They’ve also battled hard in a few to keep their winning streak alive, just as they did last Friday against Lyman. Kickoff is Saturday at 1 o’clock and will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO. One interested observer at last week’s semi-final game was Wyoming High School Activates Association Commissioner Ron Laird. The State board approved a reorganization of Class 5-A Conferences last week, which puts Sheridan in the East Conference - a change that made some schools happy and others not so happy. Laird says the major sticking point came when Star Valley was moved from the 4-A to the 5-A. One big issue always on the mind of the Association is good sportsmanship, which you could also call "appropriate behavior". As adults, we sometimes forget the big picture. With our high school athletes, take some time before you go to your next event - make a check list and become a better fan.
11/06/06 Monday TONGUE RIVER EAGLES SCORE A BIG COME FROM BEHIND WIN TO ADVANCE TO THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS - The Tongue River Eagles football team had their hands full over the weekend with a nail biter of a game against Lyman. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the recap: Several lead changes and a lot of offense highlighted the Tongue River Eagles 42-36 come-from-behind win over Lyman. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has this report (Top of today”s Sports.) Click Here to see video of Ryan Scafe's Catch and The Winning Touchdown Run! As the final second ticked off the clock, the celebration started. Ryan Scafe made the big catch that set up the game-winning score. He says getting a chance to play for the State Title is incredible. Both defenses had trouble stopping the offenses all day, but the Eagles made the big stop late in the 4th quarter that gave them a chance to win. This will be the Eagles first appearance in the Championship game since 1984, when Tongue River lost against Mountain View. The Class 3-A State Championship game will be played in Dayton, Saturday afternoon, with Tongue River hosting Big Piney. Kickoff will be at 1:00pm, and you’ll be able to hear the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Sheridan College Generals and Lady Generals opened up the basketball season this past weekend. The Lady Generals start the season with 3 straight victories during their own tournament at the Hoffman Dome this week. The Lady Generals make the same trip. The Generals took last week as they head to a three-day tournament in Twin Falls, Idaho at the College of Southern Idaho. The Generals went 2-1 in Twin Falls. They won their first two games and lost a late lead and got beat by CSI Saturday night 106-97. The Generals led by seven, with six minutes to play, but CSI went off in the last four minutes and hit free throws at the end, to preserve the win this week. The Generals travel again, but it’s a shorter trip as they play at a tournament in Laramie County in Cheyenne. The Wyoming Cowboys basketball team won their exhibition opener Saturday night against Colorado - Colorado Springs 101-82. The Pokes open the regular season Saturday against Boise State. Our next Cowboy Hoops Broadcast will be next Wednesday, when they host a game with the University of Montana. The Wyoming football Cowboys beat San Diego State, Saturday 27-24, using a great running attack. The Pokes rushed for 222 yards in the victory. Thursday night they play at BYU. Kickoff is scheduled for 6:00 pm and will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Denver Broncos won at Pittsburgh 31-20, yesterday. Sunday, the broncos play at Oakland.
11/03/06 Friday UPDATE: Final Score for Tongue River vs. Lyman: Tongue River 42, Lyman 36. The Sheridan College Lady Generals scored a 94-57 win in their home season opener last night. They led 45-21 at the half, and cruised to the win over the Salish-Kootenai Community College. Freshmen guards Lindy Neville and Brianne Shipman led in scoring with 18 points each. Molly Schenderline added 14 tonight. The Lady Generals play Dawson County Community College. Tip-off will be at 8 o’clock in the Hoffman Dome. The Generals are in Twin Falls, Idaho at the College of Southern Idaho, playing in a tournament. They opened the season with a 100-90 win over Central Arizona Community College. Tonight the Generals play a club team of former Mountain West Conference players. Tomorrow they will close out the event against the home team CSI. The Tongue River Eagles host Lyman today in a semi-final playoff game in Dayton. The Eagles enter the game 9-0. Lyman is coming off an upset win at Big Piney last week. The last time the Eagles saw Lyman, it was during the 2004 playoffs. Lyman put a 72-0 whoop’in on the Eagles. That’s something Eagles Senior Tom White says the players haven’t forgot, and they are treating this game like the last nine games and are ready to go. Eagles coach Chuck Walters says Lyman has a good running attack. And they just want to play their style of football today and be a balanced, disciplined team. Kickoff this afternoon is scheduled for 1 o’clock and we will broadcast the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Wyoming Cowboys play their final home game of the season tomorrow against San Diego State. We will have the game live for you on AM 14-10 KWYO. Kickoff is set for 1 o’clock. The Cowboys will close out the regular season at BYU next Thursday night, and at UNLV on the 18th. The Cowboy basketball team will play an exhibition game tomorrow night. We will have that live for you, as well. The basketball game will follow the Pokes football game with San Diego State. Sunday afternoon the Denver Broncos will play at Pittsburgh. You can hear the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Kickoff is at 2 o’clock.
11/02/06 Thursday The Sheridan College Generals open their season tonight at a tournament in Twin Falls, Idaho. The Generals open the season as the Number 17 team in the National Junior College Top 20 Poll. Sophomore guard James Bullock says the players know they have a big target on their back, as opponents will be looking to knock off a ranked team. Coach Joel Davidson says they’ll find out just how good they are this weekend. The Generals open the tournament tonight against Central Arizona. The Lady Generals will open the season at home tonight as they open up their own three-day tournament at the Hoffman Dome. The first game this afternoon will start at 4 o’clock and will have Western Wyoming taking on Dawson Community College at 6 o’clock. Western Nebraska will play Little Big Horn Community College, then the Lady Generals take the court against Salish Kootenai Community College at 8 o’clock. Lady Generals coach Frank McCarthy says they are built for speed this year. The last time the Tongue River Eagles played Lyman, it was during the 2004 playoffs, and Lyman embarrassed the Eagles. This year’s Senior class were freshmen back in 2004. Head coach Chuck Walters says they haven’t forgotten that beat-down, and welcome the shot to avenge that loss. By the way, do you remember the score of that playoff game in Lyman? Lyman ran it up and rolled the Eagles 72 to 0. That should be more than enough motivation for the Eagles to play well tomorrow. We will broadcast the game for you live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Kickoff is at 1 o’clock.
11/01/06 Wednesday The Sheridan College Lady Generals will open the basketball season tomorrow, hosting a three-day tournament at the Hoffman Dome sponsored by the Sheridan Holiday Inn. Five teams will join Sheridan College for the event: Western Wyoming, Western Nebraska, Dawson Community College, and two native teams - the Salish Kootenai team from Browning, Montana and the newest team to Region Nine and the North sub-region, Little Big Horn Community College at Crow Agency. They join the league this year as a full member of Region Nine, and will play both men’s and women’s basketball. The Lady Generals return five sophomores from last year’s team, and some talented freshmen. First, from Cody is All-State point guard Lindy Neville. She says her college experience has been great. Another of Frank McCarthy’s talented freshmen is guard Brianne Shipman from Glendive, Montana. Shipman adds that the sophomores and new players have mixed well since school started. Tongue River head coach Frank McCarthy has been impressed with this group of players The Lady Generals open the tournament tomorrow night against Salish Kootenai at 8 o’clock. The Generals are on the road today traveling to the College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls to open a three-day tournament tomorrow. They will open with Central Arizona. Both teams will play at home together during the Annual Sheridan Lions Club Thanksgiving Tournament on the 24th and 25th. The Wyoming High School Activities Association has re-organized the Class 4-A Conferences for next year with an assist from Sheridan High School activities director Tom Racette. Last month the association set conferences with Sheridan, Gillette, both Casper schools, and both Cheyenne schools; but that plan seemed to really hurt Sheridan’s chances for success because they would be the smallest school in the league going against the state’s five biggest schools. Raccette cited travel distances as the main concern and took another plan to the association meeting in Casper yesterday. The board went with Racette’s recommendation, and the new conferences will be set up as East and West. The East Conference will have Sheridan, Riverton, Laramie, Gillette, and both Cheyenne schools. The West will have the Casper schools with Green River, Evanston, Rock Springs, and 4-A newcomer Star Valley. The new configuration will go into effect next fall. The winter high school sports season opens November 13th for the first day of practice for basketball and wrestling. Boys swimming workouts begin November 27th.. The WHSAA will be holding mandatory Officials and Coaches Clinics, starting with basketball on November 9th. It will also be held November 14th. The Wrestling Rules Clinic will be held tonight, and again on the 11th. The Indoor Track Clinic will be held on December 12th. All clinics start at 7 pm and will be held at Sheridan High School in room c-163 Sheridan basketball official Dale Boedeckers says anyone interested in officiating any of these sports should attend, and all coaches are expected to attend as well For more information contact the WHSAA in Casper at 307-577-0614.
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