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12/29/06 Sports for Friday The 14th Annual Sheridan Holiday Youth Basketball Camp got started yesterday at Sheridan High School. The girls went in the morning. Lady Bronc senior Kelsey Boedecker is one of the clinicians, and as a youngster participated in the camp. The Lady Broncs get back into action with home games with Cheyenne East and Cheyenne Central a week from today. The boys took over in the afternoon. Broncs senior point guard Tyler Wells says he saw a lot of talent yesterday. The Broncs Josh Dunkelberger was running the lay-up section, and Dunkelberger says winning some games before the break has given the team the lift they needed before going to play in Cheyenne next week. The 14th Annual Holiday Hoop Camp concludes today. Sheridan County kids will have one more day of holiday basketball tomorrow at Sheridan College. Basketball coaches Joel Davidson and Frank McCarthy host an afternoon of basketball at the Hoffman Dome from 1 to 3:3O. They will take registration prior to the camp opening. The fee is $25 per camper, and each camper will receive a camp basketball. Sheridan High School track coach Art Bauers will open up drills Tuesday for the indoor track season. Practices will be held inside or outside, weather permitting. The first meet will be January 12th in Laramie. The Sheridan College basketball teams get into practice next week.. The Generals and Lady Generals open 2007 on Monday, January 8th against Western Wyoming. Game times have been changed to 5:30 and 7:30. The Arvada / Clearmont basketball teams will host games with the Sheridan sophomores next Thursday before hosting a pair of games with Upton, Saturday. The Tongue River and Big Horn teams get back into action next Friday. The Wyoming Cowboys are 9-5 overall, and will open Mountain West Conference play Wednesday on the road at San Deigo State. We will broadcast the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO at 7:30. It all comes down to the final game of the regular season for the Denver Broncos. The Broncos must beat San Francisco, Sunday afternoon, to make the NFL playoffs and a Wild Card. We will broadcast the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Broadcast time will be at 1 o’clock kickoff is at 2:15.
12/28/06 Sports for Thursday The Wyoming Cowboy’s record fell last night with a 75-73 loss at Wisconsin –Milwaukee. Brandon Ewing led the Pokes with 24 points. They stand at 9-5 overall, and have dropped three of their last four games. The Cowboys open Mountain West Conference play next week on the road at San Deigo State. The Bronc wrestlers got back in the gym yesterday as they prepare to open up 2007. They have moved next week’s dual with Casper Kelly Walsh to later in the month, so they have two more weeks to prepare for a tournament in Miles City, Montana on January 12th. Coach Corey Hamrick says that with several days until they compete again, they’ll be getting in a lot of good work in practice; and though the Broncs struggled early, they wrestled well in their last match. Sheridan High School track athletes will open work-outs for the indoor track season Tuesday. Their first official meet will be in Laramie, January 12th. The indoor season is highlighted by a trip to the Simplot Games in Pocatello, Idaho in February. The season culminates with the State Indoor Meet March 2-3 in Laramie. In basketball next week, the Sheridan Lady Broncs will play at home against Cheyenne East and Cheyenne Central. The Broncs will play in Cheyenne games at East Friday night and Cheyenne Central, Saturday. Both games will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The game on the 5th will tip-off at 7:30, and Saturday the 6th they’ll tip-off at 1:30. The Big Horn Rams and Lady Rams open next Friday, with Riverside and the Tongue River Eagles. The Lady Eagles open with Moorcroft next Friday. The Arvada/Clearmont Panthers and Lady Panthers will host game with the Sheridan sophomores next Thursday, and host games with Upton, Saturday. The Sheridan College Generals and Lady Generals will host Wyoming Conference games with Western Wyoming Tuesday, January 8th at the Hoffman Dome. Games will be played at 5:30 and 7:30 pm. The Sheridan Basketball Clubs opens its Youth Basketball Hoop Camp this morning at 9 o’clock. The girls camp runs today and tomorrow from 9 to 11am. The boys go today and tomorrow from 1 to 3 o’clock. The Sheridan Bronc and Lady Broncs coaches and players are running this camp. The $15 fee can be paid at the door today Sheridan College basketball coaches Frank McCarthy and Joel Davidson will host an afternoon basketball camp at the Hoffman Dome Saturday. The camp is open to all Sheridan County boys and girls. The camp will run from 1 to 3:30pm. The fee will be $25 per camper, and each camper receives their own camp basketball. Registration will be taken before the camp opens Saturday. The Denver Broncos host the San Francisco 49ers Sunday afternoon in the NFL’s regular season finale. The Broncos must win to get into the playoffs. You can hear the game live Sunday afternoon on AM 1410 KWYO. Pre-Game starts at 1 o’clock, kickoff is set for 2:15.
12/26/06 Sports for Wednesday In local basketball action this week, the 14th Annual Youth Holiday Hoop Camp will be held at Sheridan High School, Thursday and Friday. The camp is open to all boys and girls from the 3rd through 8th grades. The girls will go from 9 to 11am each day. The boys will go from 1 to 3 in the afternoon. Clinicians for this camp will be the Sheridan High School coaches, and Bronc and Lady Bronc players. Registration will be taken before each session opens Thursday. The fee is $15 per camper. Sheridan College basketball coaches Joel Davidson and Frank Mcarthy will host a one-day youth basketball camp Saturday at the Hoffman Dome. The camp will run from 1 to 3:30 Saturday afternoon. The fee is $25 per camper, and each camper will receive a camp basketball. Registration will be taken before the camp opens at 1 o’clock Saturday. The Sheridan High School indoor track season opens next Tuesday. The Broncs and Lady Broncs will go through their first practice. The first meet of the season will be in Laramie, January 12th The Bronc wrestlers and swimmers get back into action next week on Thursday, with home duals. The swimmers will host competition with Worland, while the wrestlers host Casper Kelly Walsh in a North Conference dual. The Sheridan Bronc and Lady Bronc basketball teams return to action on January 5th and 6th. The Broncos will play at Cheyenne East and Cheyenne Central, while the Lady Broncs play home games against the Cheyenne schools. Lady Broncs coach Mark Elliott says that after the Cheyenne games, a tough North Conference season begins. The Big Horn Rams and Lady Rams return to action next week with games against Riverside. The Tongue River Eagles and Lady Eagles will play home games against Moorcroft next Friday. The Sheridan College Generals and Lady Generals will open up the New Year with home games against the teams from Western Wyoming in Rock Springs. Games will be played at the Hoffman Dome Tuesday, January 8th. Generals coach Joel Davidson says the preparation begins for winning a second straight Region Nine Title The Arvada/ Clearmont basketball teams will open up the second half of their season next week, with home games Thursday with the Sheridan sophomore teams; and then home games with Upton, Saturday. Lady Panthers head coach Bill Joy says the Lady Panthers have not lost a game yet, and have to get better if they want the streak to continue. The Wyoming Cowboys are back on the road tonight, after a couple days recovering from their trip to Hawaii. Tonight the Pokes play at Wisconsin –Milwaukee. You can hear tonight’s game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Cowboy Pre Game is at 5:30, tip-off at 6 o’clock. The Denver Broncos have one last chance to qualify for the NFL’s post season. The Broncos close out the regular season at home Sunday afternoon, against the San Francisco 49ers. If they win, they are in the playoffs. We will broadcast Sunday’s game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Pre-game Show is at 1 o’clock, kickoff is set for 2:15. The Sheridan County YMCA will be holding racquetball classes in January and February. Both men and women players of all ages are asked to participate Thursday, January 4th and 11th. The sessions will be for the novice and beginning players on Thursday the 18th,and 25th , for doubles players. Both sessions start at 8am. Saturday, January 20th and 27th from 9 to 10am will be for players of all skill levels. Clinics on February 1st and 11th are for intermediate and above players. For more information and to register, call or stop by the YMCA.
12/26/06 Sports for Tuesday The Wyoming Basketball Cowboys went 2-1 at the Rainbow Classic Tournament in Hawaii. Now, after a couple of days off, the Pokes head back out onto the road this week. They will play at Wisconsin –Milwaukee tomorrow night. The Cowboys are 9-4 overall. You can hear tomorrow night’s game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Pre-game begins at 5:30. Tip-off is at 6 o’clock. The Denver Broncos will play their regular season finale at home Sunday. With a win over the San Francisco 49ers, the Broncos would clinch the AFC Wild Card for the up-coming playoffs. The game will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO, starting with the Bronco Pre-game Show at 1 o’clock. Kickoff is at 2 pm. The Sheridan High School indoor track program will open work-outs a week from today. Their first indoor meet will be in Laramie on January 12th. The Sheridan Bronc wrestlers open up 2007 Thursday, January 4th with a home conference dual against Casper Kelly Walsh. The dual is scheduled to begin at 5:30. The Bronc swimmers will also be in action on the 4th. They host a dual with Worland, then a dual at Gillette on the 5th. In basketball action this week, the 14th Annual Youth Holiday Hoop Camp will be held at Sheridan High School Thursday and Friday. The camp is open to all boys and girls from the 3rd through 8th grades. The girls will go from 9 to 11 am each day. The boys will go from 1 to 3 in the afternoon. Clinicians for this camp will be the Sheridan High School coaches, and Bronc and Lady Bronc players. Registration will be taken before each session opens Thursday. The fee is $15 per camper. Sheridan College coaches Joel Davidson and Frank McCarthy will host a one-day youth basketball camp Saturday at the Hoffman Dome. The camp will run from 1 to 3:30 Saturday afternoon. The fee is $25, and each camper will receive a camp basketball. Registration will be taken before 1 o’clock Saturday. The Sheridan Bronc and Lady Bronc basketball teams return to action on January 5th and 6th. The Broncos will play at Cheyenne East and Cheyenne Central, while the Lady Broncs play home games against the Cheyenne schools. The Big Horn Rams and Lady Rams return to action next week, with games against Riverside. The Tongue River Eagles and Lady Eagles will play home games against Moorcroft next Friday. The Sheridan College Generals and Lady Generals will open up the New Year with home games against the teams from Western Wyoming in Rock Springs. Games will be played at the Hoffman Dome Tuesday January 8th.
12/22/06 Sports for Friday The Wyoming Cowboys are 8-3 overal,l and will play San Francisco Universtiy this afternoon in the consolation round of the Hawaii Rainbow Classic in Honolulu. The Pokes lost their opener Wednesday against Nebraska, while San Francisco lost to the host team. The game will be played this afternoon, and you can hear all the action live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The broadcast will start at 1:25, tip-off is scheduled for 2 o’clock. The Pokes will finish out the tournament tomorrow depending on today’s outcome. They will play tomorrow at 2 o’clock if they lose, or at 4:30 if they win. The Mountain West Conference is having a pretty good football bowl season, so far. The conference is two for two after BYU hammered Oregon last night in the Las Vegas Bowl. The Cougars beat the Ducks 38-8. That was one night after TCU rolled Northern Illinois. The Mtn. West will go for a sweep of the conference’s bowl games tomorrow, when New Mexico hosts San Jose State in the New Mexico Bowl on their home field. Then, Utah takes on Tulsa in the Armed Forces Bowl in Fort Worth, Texas. Both games are being telecast tomorrow on ESPN at 2:30 and 6 o’clock. Just a reminder - next week their will be two youth basketball camps in Sheridan on Thursday and Friday. The 14th Annual Holiday Hoop Camp will be held at Sheridan High School. The camp is open to both boys and girls in the 3rd through 8th grades. Camp clinicians will be the Sheridan Bronc and Lady Broncs basketball players and coaches. The girls will go both days from 9 - 11am, and the boys from 1 - 3pm. The fee is $15 per camper. Registration will be taken Thursday before the first session. The Sheridan College basketball coaches will host a one -day youth camp next Saturday, the 30th from 1 - 3:30 at the Hoffman Dome at Sheridan College. The fee is $25 per camper. They will have individual skills, and play games. Awards will be handed out, and each camper will receive their own camp basketball. Registration will be taken the day of the camp, before 1 o’clock. For more information contact Frank McCarthy at Sheridan College, 674-6446, extension 4001. The Denver Broncos have a pretty good shot at making the NFL playoffs as a wild card team, but they must win Sunday to stay in contention. The Broncos host to the Cincinnati Bengals, Sunday afternoon. We will have the game live for you on AM 14-10 KWYO. Pre game opens at 1 o’clock. Kickoff is set for 2:15. The Broncos close out the regular season hosting the San Francisco 49ers next Sunday. And again, join us this afternoon on AM 14-10 KWYO for Wyoming Cowboys Basketball. The pre game show starts at 1:25. Tip-off is at 2 o’clock.
12/21/06 Sports for Thursday The Wyoming Cowboys opened up the Hawaii Rainbow Classic last night, taking on Nebraska. The Huskers beat the Cowboys 73-58, to knock the Pokes into the consolation bracket. Wyoming is now 8-3 overall and plays tomorrow afternoon against San Francisco. They lost against the host team, Hawaii 89-85. You can hear the Wyoming / San Francisco game live tomorrow afternoon on AM 14-10 KWYO. The pre game show will start at 1:30. Tip-off is at 2 o’clock. On the local scene, Thursday, January 4th is when the second half begins for the Sheridan Bronc wrestlers and swimmers. The Broncs wrestlers host a conference dual with Casper Kelly Walsh on Thursday, January 4th, while the Bronc swimmers host a dual with Worland. The Sheridan High School indoor track teams start their season January 2nd. That’s the day of the first practice. Their first meet will take place in Laramie, January 12th. The Tongue River Eagles and Lady Eagles open up 2007 with home games against Moorcroft, January 5th. The Big Horn Rams and Lady Rams come back on the 5th with games against Riverside. The Sheridan Youth Holiday Hoop Camp will open at Sheridan High School next Thursday and Friday. All boys and girls from the 3rd through 8th grades are invited to come out and participate. Registration is $15 per camper. The girls’ session will be from 9 to 11 am both days. The boys will go in the afternoon from 1 to 3. The Sheridan High School coaches and players will be the camp clinicians. Sheridan College coaches Joel Davidson and Frank McCarthy will host a one-day youth basketball camp on the 30th. The camp is open to all Sheridan County boys and girls. The camp will run next Saturday from 1 to 3:30 at the Hoffman Dome. The fee is $25 per camper. Each camper will receive a camp basketball. Registration will take place before the camp opens on the 30th. The Generals and Lady Generals open the second half of their seasons with home games January 8th against Western Wyoming. The Sheridan High School basketball teams will host the Annual Holiday Youth Hoop Camp next week as part of their holiday break preparation for the rest of the season. Broncs coach Mike Ibach has the Broncs on a roll for the first time in many seasons. The Broncs are over the .500 mark for the first time since Ibach took over three years ago. Broncs seniors Tyler Wells, Jimmy Burgess, Bernie Bornong, Tim Thomas, Robby Burnaugh and Tim James were on the losing side quite as bit when they were sophomores and juniors. That leadership has helped the Broncs to a 5-4 record. They’ve won four of their last five, and three of those losses were four points or less, including an overtime loss to open the season. Ibach says stringing a few wins together has been a long process. The Broncs will now take a few days off to regroup before reusing their practice schedule next week. The first nine games have been tough, and as they begin 2007, the first three games will go a long way to tell what kind of season the Broncs might have. They play three really tough road games starting January 5th and 6th at Cheyenne East and Central, and also at Billings West. The Lady Broncs are in their usual position. They have started strong with only one loss, and that was at Natrona County by three points. They stand at 6-1 overall. They come back after the break with two home games against the Cheyenne schools and a road game at Laramie, then come home for a game with Billings West.
12/20/06 Sports for Wednesday The Sheridan Broncs closed out the first half of their basketball season with a win over Buffalo last night, and in the process move to over .500 for the first time this season. It was a thriller, with several lead changes in the 4th quarter. The Broncs were able to pull out a 47-46 victory. Buffalo led 25-24 at the half, and stretched the lead to 38-31 going into the 4th quarter. But the Broncs caught up quickly in the 4th, and the lead went back and forth down to the final minute. The Bison had one final shot, but came up empty, and the Broncs are 5-4 as they head into the holiday break. It was another close game for the Broncs. Senor Tim Thomas says the team is starting to play well in with all these close games, and they still have a lot of hard work left as they get ready to open the second half of the season after the holiday break. The Broncs have now won three out of their last four games. Coach Mike Ibach says the played really good basketball during that important stretch of games, and now it’s time for the players to get rested up. The Broncs and Lady Broncs play the Cheyenne schools January 5th and 6th. The broncs will be on the road the girls will play at home. The Lady Broncs are 6-1 overall. The Tongue River basketball teams return to action January 5th,with home games against Moorcroft. They’ll play non-conference rematches with Lovell on January 6th. The Big Horn Rams and Lady Rams will play games against Riverside and Wright on January 5th and 6th. The Sheridan College basketball teams come back to open 2007 at home, with games against Western Wyoming on January 8th. Game times will be at 5:30 and 7:30 pm. The Sheridan Bronc wrestlers will come back after the first of the year and host a conference match against Casper Kelly Walsh on Thursday, January 4th. The Sheridan Bronc swimmers will open up the New Year with a home dual against Worland on Thursday, January 4th. The Sheridan High School winter track program will get another season rolling with their first practice on Tuesday, January 2nd. The first indoor meet of the year will be January 12th in Laramie. That will be the first of six meets they will attend this winter, including the annual Simplot Games in Pocatello, Idaho in February. The season will culminate with the indoor championships the first weekend in March. The outdoor season opens one week later. The University of Wyoming basketball team opens play tonight at the annual Hawaii Rainbow Classic Basketball Tournament in Honolulu. The Pokes open the three-day event against Nebraska. Tip-off tonight will be at 8 o’clock and will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO.
12/19/06 Sports for Tuesday The Sheridan Broncs are 4-4 as they head into action tonight. They host their annual match-up with Buffalo. The Bison got the better of the Broncs in last year’s game on their way to the Class 3-A State Title. The Broncs would love to get over the .500 mark tonight. Coach Mike Ibach says this is another good chance for the Broncs to play a good team before the holiday break. The Broncs have won three of their last four games, and the offense has started to get a little better during this stretch of games. The JV’s will open up tonight’s action at 5:30. Varsity tip-off will be at 7 o’clock, and can be heard live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The game tonight will be the final game before the holiday break for our Sheridan County basketball teams, until after the first of the year. Most teams open back up on January 4th and 5th. Next week the Sheridan Basketball Club will host the 14th Annual Holiday Youth Basketball Camp at Sheridan High School. The camp is open to all boys and girls in Sheridan County, grades 3-8. The camp will run next Thursday and Friday, December 28th and 29th. The camp is split into two daily sessions: the girls will go in the morning from 9 to 11 o’clock, and the boys in the afternoon from 1 to 3 o’clock. The Sheridan Bronc and Lady Bronc coaches and players will run the camp. The fee is $15 per camper. Registration will be taken prior to each session on the 28th.. Proceeds from this camp are earmarked for basketball improvements at Woodland Park School and the Sheridan Junior High School, including new scoreborads at the junior high. As we mentioned yesterday, there is another opportunity this year for more basketball for kids. Sheridan College basketball coaches Joel Davidson and Frank McCarthy will hold a one-day youth basketball camp at the Hoffman Dome on Saturday, December 30th. The camp will run from 1 to 3:30 in the afternoon, and is open to all Sheridan County youth. The fee is $25. Each camper will receive a camp basketball; they will also play games and award prizes. For more information, contact coach McCarthy at Sheridan College at 674-6446, extension 4001. Registration will take place prior to the camp’s opening on the 30th.
12-18-06 Sports for Monday The Sheridan Lady Broncs made a clean sweep at the Flaming Gorge Classic over the weekend. They beat 4-A teams Evanston and Rock Springs, and ended the tournament crushing 3-A power Star Valley 59-31. The three wins runs their record to 6-1 as they head into the holiday break. The Broncs had two good wins and a stumble in Green River. They lost against Jackson, but beat Steamboat Springs, Colorado and finished up the tournament with a win over Evanston 61-50. The Broncs are 4-4 overall and will host a game with Buffalo tomorrow night at Sheridan High School. Varsity tip will be at 7 o’clock, and we will broadcast the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Tongue River Eagles and Lady Eagles swept four games over the weekend. They both pounded Wright at home Friday, and went over to Greybull, Saturday. The Eagles beat the Buffalos 56-44, while the Lady Eagles won 51-27. Both teams are off until after the holiday break. The Big Horn Lady Rams split their games over the weekend. They beat Moorcroft, Friday, and lost 65-49 against Lovell. The Rams dropped both games against Moorcroft and Lovell. The Arvada / Clearmont Lady Panthers continue to roll. They are unbeaten at 7-0 after rolling over Ten Sleep, Saturday, 68-19. Head coach Bill Joy says even though they are off to a good start, they’ll get some much needed work in practice over the holiday break. The Lady Panthers are ranked number one in Class 1-A this week, but the big goal will be a State Title in March. The Lady Panthers are off until January 4th. The Panthers lost their game with Ten Sleep on overtime 74-64. The Panthers are 4-3 overall. The Sheridan Basketball Club, in cooperation with the Sheridan Rec District and the YMCA, will host the 14th Annual Holiday Hoop Camp for youth December 28th and 29th.The camp is open to boys and girls, grades 3 through 8. The girls camp will run each day from 9 to 11 am, and the boys will go in the afternoon from 1 to 3 o’clock. The camp will be held at Sheridan High School. Camp clinicians will be the Sheridan Bronc and Lady Bronc players and coaches. Registration will take place on Thursday the 28th, before each session begins. The cost is $15 per camper. If kids don’t get enough basketball on the 28th and 29th, they’ll have an opportunity for one more day of holiday hoops. Sheridan College basketball coaches Joel Davidson and Frank McCarthy will host a one-day basketball camp on December 30th at the Hoffman Dome. The camp is open to all Sheridan County boys and girls. The camp fee will be $25, which will include individual instruction, a camp basketball, games and prizes. The camp will run from 1 to 3:30 pm on December 30th. For more information, call 674-6446 ex: 4001. Registration will be taken before the camp opens.
12/15/06 Sports for Friday The Sheridan Bronc and Lady Bronc basketball teams opened play at the Flaming Gorge Classic in Green River. The Broncs came away with a three point win over Steamboat Springs, Colorado. In the tournament opener, the Broncs held a late 4th quarter lead and made it stand up, winning 58-55. This runs their record to 3-3 on the season, while the Lady Broncs rolled Evanston 70-48, to go to 4-1 overall. Today, the girls play Rock Springs. They drilled the Lady Tigers by 30 last week in Casper, and will be a heavy favorite in today’s game. The Broncs will face Class 3-A Jackson tonight. Tip-off is at 9 o’clock. The game will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Arvada / Clearmont Panthers and Lady Panthers played in Gillette last night. Both teams picked up victories. Tomorrow they host games with Ten Sleep. The Girls Varsity game will start at 12:30, with the boys scheduled for 2 o’clock. The Tongue River Eagles and Lady Eagles play at home tonight against Wright. The Girls Varsity game leads off at 6 o’clock, the boys will go at 7:30. The Big Horn Rams and Lady Rams will play at home tonight. The girls will play at 5:30, the boys at 7 o’clock. Tomorrow they host games with Lovell at 2:30 and 4 o’clock. The Wyoming Cowboys host Lamar University tomorrow afternoon. You can hear the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Tip-off will be at 1 o’clock. The Sheridan Bronc wrestlers open up North Conference action tonight with a road dual at Casper Natrona. This will be their final dual until January 4th. The Denver Broncos have lost four-straight. Their opponent Sunday is Arizona. The Cardinals have won 3 of their last 4 games. You can hear the game live Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Sheridan High School Hawks hockey team will host a round-robin group of League games tomorrow and Sunday. The Hawks will play two tomorrow - they’ll play Gillette tomorrow morning at 9:45, and Rock Springs at 4:45. Sunday morning they play Casper at 9:45. Join us tomorrow for Breakfast With The Coaches. The program comes to you live on AM 14-10 KWYO at 8 o’clock, and is hosted by Perkins Family Restaurant. Joining us on the show tomorrow will be Wyoming Game and Fish representatives Warren Mische and Andrew Nikirk. The Denver Broncos play at the Arizona Cardinals, Sunday afternoon. The Broncs have lost four-straight, while Arizona has won 3 out of their last 4 games. Kickoff is at 2 o’clock. The game will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO.
12/14/06 Sports for Thursday Sheridan Lady Bronc junior guard Kelly Garriffa suffered her second season-ending knee injury in two years. This past weekend in casper, Garriffa missed most of last season with a knee injury. Last Friday she suffered the same ligament injury to her other knee in a game against Casper Natrona. The Lady Broncs have plenty of depth this year, and once again the rest of the team will have to pick up the slack without Garriffa in the line-up. The Lady Broncs head to Green River today for three games in the Flaming Gorge Classic. They play Evanston and Rock Springs. The Broncs will play in Green River, as well. They are coming off Tuesday’s win at Worland. Bronc senior Bernie Bornong says they are looking forward to the chance of getting some more victories. The Broncs open the tournament against Steamboat Colorado. It’s a team they know pretty well. They also play Jackson and Evanston, and coach Ibach says the Broncs are in for a pretty good challenge in all three games. Tonight’s game with Steamboat tips off at 5:30 and can be heard live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Sheridan Hawks will host a weekend of Round-Robin League play Saturday and Sunday. Teams coming into play will Be Rock Springs, Gillette and Casper. The Hawks will open the weekend against Gillette, Saturday morning at 9:45, and Rock Springs at 4:45. Sunday morning they finish up with Casper at 9:45. Admission to all games is free. In wrestling action, the Sheridan Bronc wrestlers open up their North Conference dual schedule tomorrow, on the road at Casper Natrona. That dual is their final action until January 4th, when they host a dual with Casper Kelly Walsh. The Arvada / Clermont basketball teams will play in Gillette tonight. The Lady Panthers are the number-one ranked team in Class 1-A. This week both teams play the Gillette sophomores this evening. Saturday, they play home games against Ten Sleep. The Girls Varsity game will start at 12:30, with the boys going at 2 o’clock. The Big Horn Rams and Lady Rams close out the first half of their season at home this week. They host games with Moorcroft tomorrow, and Lovell Saturday. The Tongue River Eagles and Lady Eagles will host games with Wright. Tomorrow the Girls Varsity game is scheduled for 6 o’clock, and the boys at 7:30. Saturday, they’ll play games at Greybull. The Wyoming Cowboys will play at home. Saturday afternoon, they host Lamar. Tip-off is at 1 o’clock, and will be live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Denver Broncos play at Arizona, Sunday afternoon. That game can also be heard live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Kickoff will be at 2 o’clock.
12/13/06 Sports for Wednesday The Broncs basketball team picked up a road-win at Worland last night. The Broncs led almost the entire game. Worland ran off ten straight points, to end the first half and tie the game at 24 apiece. But the Broncs had a strong 3rd quarter: As the game turned in the ‘Bernie Bornong Show’, they took the lead back and went onto win the game 59-46. The Bronc defense really put pressure on the Warriors. They only scored 22 points in the second half. Bernie Bornong hit for a game-high 24 points, including 13 in the third quarter, that put the game out of reach. Bernie says his teammates did a good job of getting him the ball when he got hot in the second half. Broncs coach Mike Ibach says it was a game they knew they should win, and Bernie came up big when they needed it. The Broncs are 2-3 overall and will play three games this week at the Flaming Gorge Classic in Green River. They come back home to host a game with Buffalo next Tuesday, and Ibach says this will be an important series of games for the Broncs. The Broncs will play Steamboat Colorado, Jackson, and Evanston in Green River. The Lady Broncs are 3-1 overall, and will play Evanston, Rock Springs, and Star Valley. Those will be the final games for the Lady Broncs until after the first of the year. The Broncs will play one more game - that will be next Tuesday at home against Buffalo at 7 o’clock. The Sheridan Bronc wrestlers hosted a dual with Billings Senior last night. The Broncs lost the dual 51-21. Five Broncs picked up victories during last night’s action: Garrett Nelson took a decision at 112 pounds, Brett Green also took a decision at 125. John Hiniger also won by decision at 135. Blake Harbor pinned his opponent at 152 pounds, and Nick Montano also won by a fall at 215..The Broncs will have their first conference dual of the season Friday, when they wrestle at Casper Natrona. In other local basketball action, the Arvada /Clearmont Lady Panthers start their second week as the top-ranked team in Class 1-A. They will join the Panthers for games in Gillette against the Camel Sophomores, and will play at home Saturday against Ten Sleep. The Tongue River teams will play road games. This week they play at Wright, Friday and Greybull, Saturday. The Big Horn Rams and Lady Rams will play home games this weekend. They host Moorcroft, Friday and Lovell, Saturday. There will be high school hockey this weekend in Sheridan. The Sheridan Hawks will host a weekend of Round-Robin League games. Games will be played Saturday and Sunday at the Whitney Ice Rink. Admission to all games is free. The Wyoming Cowboys get back into action Saturday. The Pokes are 7-2 overall, and will host Lamar. Tip-off will be at 1 o’clock and can be heard live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Denver Broncos will end the week with a road game at Arizona, Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock. That game will also be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO.
12/12/06 Sports for Tuesday Reports surfaced Friday evening that Sheridan Bronc football coach Tim Leroy had been fired. Sources also reported to me that Leroy would resign and that it would be a forced resignation. Leroy made it official yesterday morning as classes opened at Sheridan High School that he would no longer be the Bronc football coach, by turning in a letter of resignation to high school principle Darlene Wheeler. I caught up with Leroy just a couple of hours after that. He’s said he just resigned the position of head coach. I also asked Wheeler about my sources reporting that Leroy was forced out by parental complaints of the head coach. Regardless of what the story really is, Leroy is out, and now a search will begin for the next head coach to lead the Bronc program. Leroy started at Sheridan High School in 2004. He took the Broncs to the 5-A Consolation Playoff Title Game, which they won against Cheyenne East in 2005. This past season he took the Broncs to the 5-A playoffs. They were eliminated in the first round both times. This past November, they were knocked out of the playoffs by the eventual State Champs from Gillette. Leroy also stated that he and his family would be staying in Sheridan. The Sheridan Bronc basketball team is 1-3 as they head into a game at Worland tonight. The Broncs have just missed winning those three games they lost. Head coach Mike Ibach says they’ve played well enough to be 4-0, but need to learn to finish games. We will broadcast tonight’s game live on AM 14-10. Tip-off was scheduled for 7:30, but the tip has been moved up to 7 o’clock. Following tonight’s game, the Broncs will join the Lady Broncs, playing at the Flaming Gorge Classic Tournament in Green River. The tournament opens Thursday. In other local action this week, the Big Horn Rams and Lady Rams will host games Friday and Saturday against Moorcroft and Lovell. The Tongue River teams will be on the road for games at Wright and Greybull. The Arvada / Clermont Panthers and Lady Panthers will play the Gillette sophomores in Gillette, Thursday night, and host games with Ten Sleep, Saturday. The Sheridan College basketball teams are off until after the first of the year. The Sheridan Bronc wrestlers will be in action tonight they host a dual with Billings Senior High School. Varsity matches are scheduled to get underway tonight at 6 o’clock. There will be high school hockey in Sheridan this weekend, as the Sheridan Hawks host a round-robin group of League games, Games will be played Saturday and Sunday at the Whitney Ice Rink. Admission is free.
12/11/06 Sports for Monday The Sheridan Broncs were the tough luck team of the weekend. The Broncs went 1-2 at the Oil City Classic in Casper, losing two games by a combined four points, but they did pick up a big win over a Colorado team. The Broncs lost to Rock Springs 58-55. Friday they beat Skyline High School from Longmont, Colorado 81-46. They ended the weekend giving up a late lead and losing to Riverton 61-60. Bronc Junior Firdose Kahn said they just didn’t finish the Riverton game strong. But he says they’ll take the lessons learned into tomorrow night’s game at Worland. The Broncs are 1-3 overall. All three losses are by four points or less. Coach Mike Ibach says they have a lot of positives to build on, and must get started with that tomorrow night. The Broncs play at Worland tomorrow night, and you can hear the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Sheridan Lady Broncs played well over the weekend, and now sit at 3-1 overall, their only loss coming Friday aagainst Casper Natrona on the Fillies home court. NC held off the Lady Broncs 48-45. The Lady Broncs bombed Rock Springs to open the tournament Thursday, and rolled Skyline High School from Longmont, Colorado to end the weekend winning 63-36. This week the Lady Broncs are preparing for their annual trip to Green River for the Flaming Gorge Tournament. They will play three games. They face Evanston, Rock Springs and Star Valley. The Broncs will also play in Green River. They play Steamboat Colorado, Jackson and Evanston. The Tongue River Lady Eagles got back on the winning track over the weekend. They beat Rocky Mtn. big at home Friday, and went over to Basin Saturday, and won at Riverside 46-42. The Eagles shook off their season-opening-loss, as well, with a win at Rocky Mtn. Friday, and 67-35 rout over Riverside at home Saturday. This week, both teams travel for games at Wright, Friday and then over to Greybull, Saturday. The Big Horn Rams went 1-2 at the Glenrock Herder Invitational. They dropped games against Lusk and Southeast, and beat Kaycee. The Lady Rams played at a tournament in Wright. They lost to Glenrock and Jaycee, and closed the tournament out with a win over Lusk 47-26. The Rams and Lady Rams host games Friday and Saturday with Moorcroft and Lovell. The Arvada/Clearmont teams hosted The Little Six Tournament over the weekend. The Lady Panthers rolled to three wins. They beat Chug Water 92-11, then they beat Snake River 54-15, and closed out the weekend whipping Glendo 74-15. The Panthers lost their opener Friday against Rock River, but finished strong, beating Chug Water 84-32 and Glendo 83-45. This week both teams will play games with the Gillette sophomore teams in Gillette, Thursday, and end the first half of their season at home Saturday, with games against Ten Sleep. The Wyoming Cowboys lost 83-69 against Wichita State, Saturday. The Pokes are off until Saturday, when they host a game with Lamar. That game will tip off at 1 o’clock. The Denver Broncos fell behind big, against San Diego yesterday, only to come back and get with 28-20. Then San Diego kicked it gear and rolled to a 48-20 win over the Broncos. Sunday afternoon the Broncos play at Arizona.
12/07/07 Sports for Thursday Casper is hosting the final Oil City Classic Basketball Tournament over the next three days. This is the 9th and last year for this event. Both the Broncs and Lady Broncs play back-to-back this evening against Rock Springs, and we will broadcast both games live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The girls lead off at 4 o’clock. The Broncs will go at 5:30. The Lady Broncs are 1-0 as they get ready for tonight’s game. The Lady Broncs have handled Rock Springs pretty well over the past several years, but Elliott says the Lady Broncs can’t afford to take the Tigers lightly today. The Broncs are 0-1 and looking to start the week off with a victory. Coach Mike Ibach says with three games, this is an important stretch for the Broncs. The Broncs have had good battles with Rock Springs in non-conference games over the last several years as well, and this is a game the Broncs have a very good chance to come out on top. Again, we will broadcast both games live on AM 14-10 KWYO - the girls at 4 o’clock and the boys at 5:30. In other local high school basketball action tonight, the Big Horn Rams host the NSI Wolves tonight. Varsity tip-off will be at 7:30..The Rams will open play at a tournament tomorrow in Glenrock, while the Lady Rams travel over to Wright tomorrow for the Wright Invitational. Tongue River High School Activities Director Diane Moser told us yesterday that they have changed game times for the girls and boys home games tomorrow. Saturday, the eagles dropped their season-opener against Lovell last week. Tomorrow, they travel to play at Rocky Mtn. The Lady Eagles dropped both of their games last week and will look to right-the-ship tomorrow when they host Rocky Mtn. Varsity tip is now scheduled for 4:30 in Dayton. Saturday, the girls play at Riverside, while the Eagles host the Rebels. The Varsity tip-off is now set for 2:30. This weekend, the Arvada / Clermont Panthers and Lady Panthers will be getting together with five other of the smallest schools in the state for the Annual Little Six Tournament. The latest girls basketball rankings are out, and the Arvada/ Clearmont Lady Panthers are on top of Class 1-A this week, after Lingle lost on the opening weekend of play. After dropping two games last week, the Tongue River Lady Eagles fell from Number One in Class 2-A - but only one spot - to sit 2nd behind Lovell. The Big Horn Lady Rams remain where they were last week at Number Five, and in Class 4-A the Sheridan Lady Broncs remain ranked 4th after winning their opener against Green River. The Wyoming Cowboys rolled Denver University last night 91-59. Guards Brad Jones and Brandon Ewing did most of the damage. Jones hit for 24, and Ewing chipped in with 20. The Cowboys play Saturday afternoon in Casper against Wichita State. That game will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Tip-off is at 3:30. The Sheridan Bronc wrestlers will spend the up-coming weekend on the road competing at the Rapid City Invitational. Coach Corey Hamrick says the Broncs face another good test with top-notch regional wrestlers. The Wyoming Cowgirls basketball team will join the Cowboys for games in Casper Saturday. The Cowgirls will play Western State from Colorado before the Cowboys take the floor against Wichita State. The Sheridan lady Bronc basketball team will be in attendance for the women’s game, as former Sheridan Lady Bronc Steph Warnke now plays For Western State. Warnke will have her own cheering section in place for the game.
12/06/07 Sports for Wednesday The Sheridan Bronc wrestlers ran into a very good team from Billings Skyview High School last night. The Broncs could only manage a couple of victories last night, as the Falcons took the dual by a score of 60-9. The Broncs picked up points from Micha Kadera, who pinned his opponent at 160 pounds. Then, at 215 pounds, Nick Montano picked up the other Bronc win, winning a close decision. This week, the Broncs travel to South Dakota to compete in the Rapid City Invitational. That tournament begins Friday. In basketball action this week, the Sheridan Broncs and Lady Broncs open play tomorrow at the Oil City Classic Tournament in Casper. Both teams will play Rock Springs tomorrow. The Lady Broncs are 1-0 after beating Green River in their opener. Point guard Kelsey Boedecker says having a solid bench this season will be a big advantage for them. The lLady Broncs are 11 deep, with all the players getting about the same minutes each night. The Lady Broncs play Rock Springs tomorrow at 4 o’clock. The Broncs are coming off an overtime loss against Green River. Senior Tyler Wells says after having some success in that game, they are looking forward to getting back into action tomorrow. The Broncs open the Casper Tournament with Rock Springs at 5:30. Coach Mike Ibach expects the Broncs will see another pretty good team. We will broadcast both games tomorrow, live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Lady Broncs will go at 4 o’clock, the Broncs at 5:30. Both games will be played at Casper Natrona High School. The Big Horn Rams and NSI Wolves will meet in an early season Sheridan County showdown on the basketball court tomorrow night, The game will be played in Big Horn. The Varsity game is scheduled for 7:30 Friday and Saturday. The Rams and Lady Rams will play at a tournament over in Wright. The Tongue River Eagles and Lady Eagles will face some non-conference action this week against two of their rivals from the Big Horn Basin. Friday, the Lady Eagles play at home against Rocky Mtn., while the Eagles play at Rocky Mtn. Both Varsity games tip-off at 6 o’clock. On Saturday, the Eagles host Riverside, while the Lady Eagles play on the road in Basin. Varsity tip-off will be at 4 o’clock. The University of Wyoming Cowboys are 6-1, and play at home tonight against Denver University. We will have the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Tip-off is scheduled for 7 o’clock. Saturday, the Cowboys play The Annual Cowboys Shoot-Out Game in Casper against 16th ranked Wichita State. Tip-off will be at 3:30. The Denver Broncos play at San Diego, Sunday afternoon. We will have the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO at 2 o’clock.
12/05/06 Sports for Tuesday The Sheridan Bronc wrestlers will compete in their first dual match of the season tonight at Sheridan High School. The Broncs are coming off a good performance at the Billings Invitational this past weekend. Tonight the Broncs host Billings Skyview, and Coach Hamrick says the Falcons present a good challenge for the Broncs. Varsity matches are scheduled to get underway at 6 o’clock. The Sheridan Bronc and Lady Bronc cross-country teams finished up their fall season at the end of October, but 10 individuals kept right on training even though the season was over. The reason was for a competition that will take place this weekend. It’s a National High School Meet hosted by United States Track and Field. 5 Broncs and 5 Lady Broncs will compete in the meet, and coach Bauers says the runners have put in the time and made the commitment to compete in this meet. It’s a short week for the Broncs and Lady Bronc basketball teams they open up the Oil City Basketball Classic in Casper, Thursday evening. We will be in Casper to bring you all the action live. We will have a double-header Thursday, starting with the Lady Broncs taking on Rock Springs at 4 o’clock. The Broncs play Rock Springs at 5:30. Both games will be played at Natrona County High Schoo,l and we will have them live on AM 14-10 KWYO. It’s a true bracketed tournament - if both teams win Thursday, they’ll play the Natrona County teams in the finals Saturday. In other basketball this week: The Tongue River Eagles and Lady Eagles will pass each other on the road this week. Friday the Lady Eagles will host Rocky Mtn. Friday, while the Eagles play at Rocky. Then on Saturday, the boys play Riverside at home, while the girls play at Riverside. The Big Horn Rams will host a game with NSI Thursday night at 7:30, then they will join the Lady Rams for a road trip over to Wright to play in a tournament Friday and Saturday. The Sheridan College Lady Generals will play McCook, Nebraska tonight. The teams are meeting in Torrington for the game at Eastern Wyoming Community College. They are also scheduled to host a game with United Tribes, Saturday night at 7 o’clock at the Hoffman Dome. That game will end the first half of the season for the Lady Generals. The men have already finished up the first half of their season, and sit at 9-2 as they enter their holiday break. The University of Wyoming Cowboys are 6-1 and will play one of their Regional Rivals tomorrow night in Laramie. The Pokes host Denver University. Tip-off is scheduled for 7 o’clock and we will have it live for you on AM 14-10 KWYO.
12/04/06 Sports for Monday The Arvada / Clermont Lady Panthers were Pre-season ranked 2nd in the Class 1-A Girls Basketball Poll, and they showed why, as they blasted Meeteetsee in their season opener 93-9. Randa Claybaugh scored 29 points with Becky Holland, knocking down 20. The A/C boys dropped their opener to Ten Sleep 58-35. The Tongue River Lady Eagles got off to a rough start they lost at home against the Gillette JV’s Friday, and dropped a tough 47-45 game at Lovell. The Eagles lost to Lovell at home Saturday 75-64. This week the both teams play games against Rocky Mtn. Friday, and Riverside Saturday. The weekend highlight for the Big Horn Rams was an 82-77 victory over Greybull. Jake St. John scored 29 points, Clark Van Hoosier hot for 24. They lost against Burlington. The Lady Rams beat Burlington 66-31. The Sheridan Lady Broncs beat Green River 51-41. Senior Kelsey bedecked says it was good to get the opener. The game was tight throughout, but the Lady Broncs led the whole way. Boedecker says they never felt nervous, even though it was a close game. Coach Mark Elliott says the defense made the difference. Thursday they open up the Three-day Oil City Classic Tournament in Casper against Rock Springs. The Broncs dropped their opener in overtime as Green River with stood a late Bronc surge to survive. The Wolves led the Broncs by 12 points late, but Sheridan got it rolling and scored 12-straight to tie the game and send it into overtime. The Broncs actually made a run of 16 straight points, to take a four point lead as the overtime began, but Green River settled down and went onto to win the game 61-57. Bronc Senior Tyler Wells says they never quit, and made that big run in the 4th quarter. Wells says a couple of miscues cost them in the overtime period. Coach Mike Ibach says getting into games like this will only help the team respond the next time. The Broncs will play at the Oil City Classic Tournament in Casper this week, as well. They open with Rock Springs Thursday evening. The Sheridan Bronc wrestlers opened up their season, finishing 10th at the Billings Invitational. Their three top wrestlers all placed in the event. Micah Kadera was 2nd at 160 pounds, Cody Mcalla finished 4th at 171, and Nick Montano was 4th at 215 pounds. This week the Broncs will travel to compete at the Rapid City Invitational. The Sheridan CollegeLady Generals went 1-2 at their Wyoming Conference Pre-season Tournament after losing a 61-58 game against Casper. They came back with an 84-76 win over Northwest College. Frreshmen Lindie Neville from Cody scored 31 points. Sophomore Molly Schenderline hit for 23 this week. The Lady Broncs will play McCook, Nebraska. The game will be played at Eastern Wyoming CC in Torrington. The Generals end the first half of their season with a record of 9-2. they went 2-1 at their Pre-Season Conference Tournasment in Cheyenne. They were upset in the semi-finals by Casper College. The Generals are off the court until the season resumes on January 8th. The Wyoming Cowboys beat Montana State in Billings Saturday night, and sit at 6-1 on the season. Next up for the Pokes will be a home game Wednesday night against Denver University. The Denver Broncos have now lost three in a row, as new starting quarterback Jay Cutler couldn’t help the Broncos end the losing streak last night. Seattle got a late field goal, to win the game 23-20. This week the Broncos play at San Diego.
12/01/06 Sports for Friday Sheridan High School will be a busy place this evening as the Green River boys and girls basketball teams are in town to start the Class 4-A basketball season with the Broncs and Lady Broncs. The girls lead off tonight at 5:45. Both games will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Lady Bronc coach Mark Elliott says the game plan is simple for the Lady Broncs. The girls didn’t have many home games last year - Elliott says it’s nice to get a few more on the home court this season. The Broncs are chomping at the bit to get on the court. Mike Ibach says the key to the Broncs’ success this season will rest on good team defense. And it will be good to get the players on the court to see what they have this season. Again tonight’s double-header begins with the Girls Varsity game at 5:45, live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Sheridan Bronc wrestlers are split up this week at two tournaments. The Varsity is in Billings, the JV’s over in Powell. Coach Corey Hamrick says each individual will see good competition this weekend. The Sheridan College Generals are playing at their Pre-Season Wyoming Conference Tournament through tomorrow. Coach Joel Davidson says with all the conference teams in attendance, they want to make sure they send a message out that the defending Region Nine champs are loaded for another run at the title. These are their final games until January 8th, when they host a League game with Western Wyoming. The Sheridan Hawks hockey team is playing at an invitational tournament in Cody this weekend. They play games against Cody and Gillette tomorrow and Sunday. They play Butte Monday, and Rock Springs .The Hawks are going after their third straight win at this event taking the title in 2004 and 05. The Sheridan Hawks Squirt Division hockey team (9-10 year olds) will host League games tomorrow and Sunday. Teams coming in for play include Cheyenne, Cody, Gillette and Laramie. The Sheridan Squirts will play Laramie at 8:30 Saturday morning, and Cody at 4:45 in the afternoon. Sunday, they play Cheyenne and 8:45 and Gillette at 11:15. The Wyoming Basketball Cowboys play in Billings tomorrow night against Montana State. Tip-off is scheduled for 7 o’clock. The game will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO. We will end the sports weekend Sunday night, when the Denver Broncos host the Seattle Seahawks live on KWYO. Kickoff is set for 6:15. Sheridan
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