Sheridan Media July 07 Sports

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The Sheridan Troopers had an open date tonight after their games originally scheduled with Torrington were cancelled. When the Tigers had to move back down to the South Conference, they were able to talk with Casper about coming up to fill the vacancy. They will play tonight at Thorne-Rider Stadium. Troops coach Kyle Warnke says this late in the season, they lucked out being able to get these games scheduled, and being able to play a good team also helps their State Tournament preparation. Games tonight begin at 5 o’clock, and we will be broadcasting live on AM 14-10 KWYO. On Thursday and Friday, the Troopers will play at Gillette and end the regular season at home against the Roughriders. They’ll play two nine inning games; all State Tournament are nine innings, and they planned these games with Gillette in order for both teams to get a couple of longer games in before the State Tournament.

The State Tournament opens next Wednesday at Thorne-Rider Stadium, with two games. The Troopers will play the late game. Game times have not been set yet, but State Tournament tickets and passes are on sale now, and can be purchased at tonight’s double header.

As the summer sports season closes with next week’s State Baseball Tournament, the fall sports season actually begins this week with the Sheridan College girls volleyball camp. Sheridan College coach Todd Cooper hosts his camp this week, and the Lady Generals players all get to Sheridan early, to work the camp before they open their preseason practice. Cooper says after an up and down season last year, they were able to recruit a couple of players to try and turn their fortunes around. And with the camp opening this week, he has always liked to get the entire team into Sheridan a week early. The Lady Generals open their season August 24th and 25th, at a tournament at Central Wyoming CC, in Riverton.

The fall high school sports season opens on Monday, August 13th. The first weekend of play will be Friday and Saturday, the 24th and 25th. All Sheridan County Junior High and high school athletes must have sports physicals completed before they can participate with their teams. Sheridan Bronc football coach Don Julian and his coaches will have a meeting for all Bronc parents on August 12th at 4 o’clock in the Sheridan High School auditorium. The rest of the fall sports will have their parent meetings on August 23rd in the Sheridan High School gym.

The Sheridan Recreation District has opened up registration this week only, for the Little Guy Football program. Registration is being taken through Friday at the Rec office in Thorne-Rider Park. Registration is open for the 1st-4th grade flag football leagues, and the 5th and 6th grade tackle league. For more information, contact Whitey Wells at 674-6421.

Later in the week, we will have more live Colorado Rockies baseball for you on AM 14-10 KWYO. This weekend, the Rockies play in Atlanta. The games Saturday and Sunday will be broadcast at 1:15 Saturday afternoon, and Sunday morning at 10:30.

Again, join us tonight for live Sheridan Trooper baseball, when they open a double header with Casper at 5 o’clock on AM 14-10 KWYO. We will also be broadcasting live all the Troopers games next week from the State Tournament.

The 2007 Wyoming State Senior Olympics ended Saturday. Planning begins today for the 2008 games set for next July in Sheridan. This year’s games were in a non- qualifying year, meaning there are no National Senior Games this year. In 2008, the Sheridan games will be a qualifier for the national games, which are held every other year. The final tally for this year’s state games was 475 competitors, compared to last year’s games in Gillette where they had 190. 103 athletes from 16 states were represented in the Sheridan games, plus two athletes from Mexico who came to Sheridan through in an exchange program with Mexico City. 250 local volunteers helped make these games run without any problems. One of the athletes, John Lyle, came to Sheridan from Lakewood, Colorado He loved the event in Sheridan, and won a gold medal in the race walking event. Lyle loves the competition, and says the Senior Olympics is a great place to meet a lot of nice people. Several athletes came from the state of New York. Abraham Bernstien ran in track and field, and at age 70 won the 400 meters in a time of 61 seconds. Bernstien is a veteran senior games competitor. Next year is a national qualifying year, and Bernstien says he starts preparing in the off season. One Sheridan athlete who had a very successful week was Dick Loeber, who says he had so much fun this year, he will definitely be competing next summer. One of the many volunteers helping at this year’s games was Eric Frey. Frey coaches volleyball, and track and field at Sheridan High School. He says the senior athletes provide much inspiration for younger people. The 2008 State Games will be held in Sheridan July 24th, 25th and 26th.

The 2007 National High School Finals Rodeo concluded in Springfield, Illinois on Saturday night. Three local cowgirls competed; one made the finals, and finished in the top three in her event. Maggie Boyle from Parkman made a great run through the finals in the barrel racing. She finished 6th in the finals, and ended the National Finals 3rd in the average out of 179 participants. Buffalo’s Megan Belus didn’t make the finals in the pole bending, but finished strong in 36th place out of 174 competitors. Clearmont’s Rands Claybaugh had a rough week, recording no time in her first and second runs in the breakaway roping. Claybaugh will stay in Sheridan County this fall, and will compete for the Sheridan College Lady Generals basketball team, and will also compete for the Sheridan College rodeo team.

In other local action, the Sheridan Jets made it to the semi finals of the State American Legion Baseball Tournament. This week, the Sheridan Troopers close out their regular season. They host a double header with Casper tomorrow night. We will be broadcasting live from Thorne-Rider Stadium, starting at 5 o’clock on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Troopers will play a single nine inning games at Gillette Thursday, and host Gillette in a nine inning ball game Friday night at 7 o’clock. The Troopers host the State Tournament, which is scheduled to get underway next week on Wednesday.

The fall high school sports season begins with the first day of practice August 13th. Sheridan High School activities director Don Julian reminds all Athletes to get their sports physicals done as soon as possible. Julina says he and the Bronc football coaching staff will have a parent meeting on August 12th at 4 o’clock in the Sheridan High School auditorium. The rest of the fall sports will have their parent meeting August 23rd at 6:30 in the Sheridan High School gym.

Registration opens today for the Sheridan Rec District’s Little Guy Football program. That includes 1st-4th grade flag football, and the 5th and 6th grade tackle program. Parents can register players through Friday at the Rec Office in Thorne-Rider Park between 8am and 5pm. Sheridan Bronc head coach Don Julian will hold a youth coaches clinic next week; and the coaches and players will host a 5th and 6th grade tackle camp for the players next week, as well Both clinics will be held at Sheridan High School. For more information, contact Whitey Wells at the Sheridan Recreation District by calling 674-6421.

Sheridan College volleyball coach Todd Cooper is hosting the Lady Generals volleyball camp this week. The camp runs through Friday in the Hoffman Dome at Sheridan College. Next week on Thursday, the Lady Generals open their pre-season camp; their first weekend of play will be at a tournament at Central Wyoming CC in Riverton, August 24th and 25th. The first home match for the Lady Generals will be on September 14th.

The High School National Finals Rodeo continues through tomorrow night in Springfield, Illinois. Parkman’s Maggie Boyle stood in 5th place in the barrel race after the first go yesterday; she placed 3rd in the performance. Meagan Belus from Buffalo stood in 86th position after the first go in the pole bending yesterday; she finished 8th in her performance. Randa Claybaugh from Clearmont will have her second run in the break away roping today after recording no-time in her first run. The top competitors in each event will compete in the finals tomorrow night.

The Wyoming State Senior Olympic Games continue today. There is another round of cycling in Dayton and Ranchester this morning. The 10k road run and walk is out in Big Horn this morning, and a full morning of track and field begins at Home Scott Stadium at Sheridan High School. The bowling competition opens at 9 o’clock for men’s, women’s and mixed doubles. Table tennis starts at 9 o’clock, and the archery competition opens this morning at 9 o’clock, as well. This afternoon beginning at noon, the swimming events continue at the junior high pool, and billiards continue at 1:30. Tonight, the Annual Senior Olympics Banquet will be held at the Sheridan Holiday Inn. They will honor the male and female athletes of the year tonight. The banquet starts at 6 o’clock.

The Sheridan Jets open up their State Tournament in Wheatland today. Each team will play three games, with the top four teams advancing to the semi-finals tomorrow.. The jets will play Cheyenne and Wheatland today.

The Sheridan Troopers home double header with Torrington scheduled for Tuesday was cancelled last week, when Torrington was moved back to the South Conference. Evanston and Rock Springs were not going to be invited to play in the State Tournament, so State American Legion Baseball Commander Paul Eastridge of Casper moved Torrington back to the south to compete in conference games with Cheyenne and Laramie. For seeding into the State Tournament, the Troopers have been talking with Casper about coming up to Sheridan to re-place Torrington on the schedule, and yesterday it was confirmed the Oilers would come to Sheridan to play Tuesday night. The double header will get underway at 5 o’clock. We will broadcast the first game live on AM 14-10 KWYO.

The Troopers close out the regular season next week, playing a two game home and a home series with Gillette. Both games will be single nine inning games at Gillette Thursday, and in Sheridan, Friday. The Troopers host the Double “AA” State Tournament, which gets underway August 8th.

Sheridan High School activities director Don Julian reminds all students participating in fall sports to make sure they have their physicals complete. Practice for the fall sports season opens Monday, August 13th. The first weekend of competition will be August 25th and 26th. The Bronc football team will open at home on August 25th against Glendive, Montana. .Julian will host a Bronc football parent meeting on August 12th at 4 o’clock in the Sheridan High School auditorium. The rest of the fall sports will have their parent meetings August 23rd at 6:30 in the Sheridan High School gym.

The Colorado Rockies dropped the first game of their four game home series with the Los Angeles Dodgers. They play again tonight, and you can hear the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO at 6:30.

Join us tomorrow for the Coaches’ Show, broadcast live at 8 o’clock, presented by Perkins Family Restaurant. With us on the show tomorrow will be Sheridan College volleyball coach Todd Cooper, Whitey Wells, and Dale Boedecker from the Sheridan Recreation District.

The Wyoming State Senior Olympics will open with a cool day in Sheridan. There are at least a dozen event venues being used around the county. State Games Coordinator Jim Eggenberger says they have many volunteers that will assist the athletes over the next three days. Roger Wilson is the games secretary., and says the games couldn’t be held in Sheridan without a great turnout from local sponsors. Tomorrow night, the State Games banquet will be held at the Sheridan Holiday Inn. At that time, they will honor the State Athletes of the year. Each day is loaded with events. Eggenberger says all the planning is over - the athletes are in Sheridan, and it’s time to get the games going. Events today include cycling, triathlon, golf, canoe racing, racquetball, pickleball, billiards, volleyball, horseshoes and swimming. This evening, they will host the opening ceremonies, including the Parade of Athletes from downtown Sheridan to Kendrick Park, with the torch lighting, dinner and entertainment in Kendrick Park.

The Flying “H” Polo Ranch opens it’s second week of professional polo this afternoon. Matches are scheduled for 1 and 3 pm. Admission is free, concessions are available, as well. Flying “H” play by play announcer Sam Morton has been around the world of polo for many years, and says the 2007 season at the Flying “H” is breaking new ground on the national polo scene, and that fans can look forward to another season of big time polo. One thing that spectators will notice with high goal polo, is that it’s a fast-paced brand of competition. Again, matches are played on Thursday and Saturday afternoons at 1 and 3pm. The Flying “H” Polo Ranch is located just west of the Big Horn Events Center on Bird Farm Road.

Three area high school rodeo cowgirls are competing at the National High School Finals Rodeo in Springfield, Illinois. The first go was completed last night. Maggie Boyle from Parkman sits in 5th place, overall. At the first go in barrel racing, Randa Claybaugh from Clearmont had a no-time in her first round run in the break away roping, and Megan Belus from Buffalo sits in 86th place after the first go. In the pole bending, the second go begins today. The event concludes this weekend. team Wyoming sits in 9th place overall after the first go.

The Colorado Rockies are 51-50 on the season after beating the San Diego Padres 10-2 last night. Tonight, the Rockies open a four game home series with the Los Angeles Dodgers. We will broadcast tonight’s game live for you on AM 14-10 KWYO. Broadcast time is scheduled for 6:30.We will have tomorrow night’s game live at 6:30; Saturday’s game will be on at 5:30 and Sunday afternoon at 12:30.

The Sheridan Troopers dropped both ends of last night’s double header with Gillette. The rough riders took the first game 8-4, and the second game 12-8. Wes Giesey had a nice night for the Troops. He came in relief in the first game, and held off Gillette, to give the Troops a chance to get back in the game. He was solid as well, and second baseball and had a couple of hits.

The Troopers’ next scheduled game was supposed to be next Tuesday against Torrington, but with the fact that Evanston and Rock Springs won’t be invited to play in the State Tournament, the State American Legion Baseball office has Torrington moving back to the South Conference for a round of seeding games with Cheyenne and Laramie. For the State Tournament, the Troopers are hopeful: Casper may come to Sheridan Tuesday to re-place the missed games with Torrington. Right now, both programs are negotiating that possibility If not, the Troopers will play home nine-inning games with Gillette on August 2nd and 3rd, which will end the regular season. The State Tournament is scheduled to get underway August 8th at Thorne-Rider Stadium.

Today is check-in day for the 2007 Wyoming State Senior Olympic Games. Athletes will register today by stopping by the Sheridan Senior Center between the hours of noon and 6:45pm. Events begin tomorrow morning at 6:30, with cycling road races in Ranchester and Dayton at 7 o’clock. The triathlon will get underway at the Sheridan Junior High.

Racquetball starts at 8 at the YMCA, and canoe races begin at 10 o’clock at the Powder Horn. Their will be golf at Kendrick Golf Course in the afternoon tomorrow. Swimming events begin at the junior high poo,l plus pickleball, volleyball, and horseshoes will be held at Marshall Park. The Parade of Athletes will begin on Main Street and go to Kendrick Park starting at 5:30. At Kendrick Park, they will have the lighting of the Olympic Torch, plus dinner and entertainment.

Daily lunches for Olympians will be served at the Senior Center between 11:30am and 1:00pm, plus the Senior Center will provide free shuttle service for parking during the games. If parking is not available at the Senior Center, customers and athletes are asked to park at the Sheridan Junior High on Lewis Street. The mini bus will give free shuttle service for lunch, and will run between 10:30am and 1pm to accommodate those eating lunch at the center.

The second event of the Sheridan County Junior Golf Series will be held Monday morning at Kendrick Golf Course The final event will be at the Powder Horn September 6th. The events are open to all Sheridan County junior golfers ages 8-17. The fee is $10 per player. Registration forms can be found at all three Sheridan County courses.

Tomorrow, the Flying H Polo Ranch will begin their second week of high goal polo matches, Matches are played at 1pm and 3pm. They also host matches Saturday afternoon at 1pm and 3pm. Admission is free. The Flying H Polo Ranch is located just west of the Big Horn Events Center on Bird Farm Road.

The Colorado Rockies will host a four game series with the Los Angeles Dodgers starting tomorrow night, and we will have game one for you live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Broadcast time is scheduled for 6:30. We will also have Friday night’s game live at 6:30, Saturday at 5:30, and Sunday at 12:30.

The State Senior Olympic Games open with events and the opening ceremonies Thursday. Events begin at 7am. Canoeing will be part of the games this week. Roger Wilson is the Sheridan State Games Secretary, and the retired Game and Fish specialist will also double as the canoeing event commissioner. He says canoeing is just another example of the different events the athletes can compete in. The canoeing event gets underway Thursday morning at 10 o’clock on the North Pond at the Powder Horn. Wilson got involved in the Senior Games last year in Gillette, and says the program offers so much for those over the age of 50. On Thursday evening the games will have their Parade of Athletes from Main Street to Kendrick Park starting at 5:30, then the torch lighting ceremony, with dinner and entertainment in the park.

The Flying H Polo Ranch hosts another round of professional polo Thursday and Saturday. Matches are played both days at 1 and 3 o’clock in the afternoon. Spectators are welcome, and admission is free. The Flying H is located on Bird Farm Road just west of the Big Horn Events Center.

The Sheridan Troopers host a conference double header with Gillette this evening at Thorne-Rider Stadium. The first game is scheduled to begin at 5 o’clock, and we will be broadcasting the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Coach Kyle Warnke says good pitching is the key for the Troops against the Roughriders, and that good pitching is what is going to have to carry them the rest of the way and into the State Tournament.

The Sheridan Troopers had a rough weekend, hosting three games with six-time defending State Champions from Cheyenne. The Troops dropped games 24-2 and 8-4 Friday. The first game was a 3-2 game, until the fifth inning when Cheyenne plated 21 runs on Saturday. Post #6 took the final game of the series 14-0. The Troopers will host two games with Gillette tomorrow night. The first game will start at 5 o’clock, and we will have it live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Troopers were scheduled to play two conference games with Torrington next Tuesday, but the state had to do some re-scheduling when Evanston and Rocksprings found out they would not be participating in this year’s State Tournament. So, the state has moved Torrington back into the South Conference; so they must play some games with Cheyenne and Laramie for State Tournament seeding. The Troopers are trying to get Casper back to Sheridan to play on the 31st, Coach Warnke says these latest revelations has the north teams really shaking their heads. The Troopers have six games remaining on their regular season schedule, and Warnke says the Troops need to finish strong as they get ready to host the State Tournament, which opens August 8th.

The 2007 Wyoming State Senior Olympic Games will have check-in day Wednesday, and the Senior Center Competition begins Thursday and runs through Saturday. Former University of Wyoming Cowboy Kenny Sailors is registered to compete in Sheridan this week. Sailors is one of the all-time great Cowboys; he was a member of the Cowboys National Championship basketball team. In 1943, Sailors and his teammates were inducted into the University of Wyoming Hall of Fame back in 1993. The 87 year old Sailors in credited with inventing the jump shot. He still lives in Laramie. He will be honored Thursday evening by lighting the State Olympic Torch during a ceremony in Kendrick Park. Sailors will be competing in “what else” basketball during the State Games.

The annual tournament series for Sheridan County Junior Golfers opens today with their first tournament at the Sheridan Country Club. The Sheridan County Junior Golf program is open to all juniors ages 8-17. They play at the country club today, next Monday at Kendrick Golf Course, and August 6th at the Powder Horn. The cost to enter is $10 per player, per event. Registration forms can be found at all three Sheridan County courses.

Colorado is 49-49 on the season after going 2-2 in their series in Washington over the weekend. We will have more Rockies baseball live this week. The Rockies host the L.A. Dodgers Thursday, live at 5:30 on AM 14-10 KWYO.

The Sheridan Troopers continue their current home stand tonight, hosting the defending Wyoming State Champions from Cheyenne. The first game of the double header will get underway at 5 o’clock. If you miss tonight’s action, the Troops will host Cheyenne in a single game tomorrow at 1 o’clock. The Troops host conference games with Gillette Tuesday night. We will have the action live Tuesday night at 5 o’clock on AM 14-10 KWYO.

Next week on Monday, the Sheridan Junior Golf Program will host their first tournament day at the Sheridan Country Club. They will also have an event at Kendrick Golf Course and at the Powder Horn. These events are open to all Sheridan County junior golfers ages 8-17. The cost is $10 per player, per event. Registration forms are available at all three Sheridan County courses.

The 11th Annual Summer Hummer Golf Tournament will host its second round today. The final round will be played tomorrow.

Next week is a busy week in Sheridan County. Not only does the town of Dayton celebrate Dayton Days, the 2007 Senior Olympic Games open in Sheridan. Next Wednesday is sign- in day, with events beginning Thursday. Also on Thursday evening, they will have their Parade of Athletes from downtown Sheridan to Kendrick Park, for a kickoff dinner and entertainment. Events conclude Saturday.

The 2007-08 high school sports season opens on Friday, August 25th, and it’s time for all sports officials to get ready for the coming season. Rules clinics are coming up in August, for all those wanting to officiate football, volleyball and swimming. The first football clinic for Sheridan football officials will take place on August 7th. The first swimming clinic will be August 8th, and the first volleyball clinic will be August 9th. Clinics in Sheridan will be held at Sheridan High School. Each clinic will also have a second session. If you miss the first session, these are mandatory clinics for all officials. For more information on the Sheridan clinics, contact Dale Boedecker at the Sheridan Rec District at 674-6421.

The Colorado Rockies are in Washington DC this weekend for a series with the Nationals. We will have live action tomorrow on AM 14-10 KWYO. Broadcast time will be at 1:15pm and Sunday morning at 11 o’clock.

Join us tomorrow for the Coaches Show live from Perkins Family Restaurant. The Flying H Polo Ranch begins their second season of high goal polo this week. Joining us on the show tomorrow will be polo expert and Flying H play-by-play announcer, Sam Morton. The show is broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO, and will begin tomorrow morning at 8 o’clock.

Again tonight, the Sheridan Troopers will host two games at Thorne Rider Stadium, with Post #6 from Cheyenne. The first game is scheduled to start at 5 o’clock.

The Sheridan Troopers will play eight of their next nine games at home, to end the regular season. The next seven in a row start with a double header tomorrow night against Cheyenne. They also play a single nine inning game with Cheyenne, Saturday afternoon. Coach Kyle Warnke says it’s nice to finish off the regular season with a bunch of home dates as they get ready for the State Tournament, which opens in Sheridan August 8th Cheyenne comes into Sheridan tomorrow as the winner of the last six Wyoming State Championships. The double header tomorrow will get under way at 5 o’clock. The single game Saturday is scheduled to start at 1 o’clock.. The Troopers are 16-24 on the season, and 3-3 in conference play. Next Tuesday, they host two conference games with Gillette, and we will broadcast those games live on am 14-10 KWYO.

In local golf notes, the 11th Annual Summer Hummer Golf Tournament tees off today at the Powder Horn. Over 200 players from all over the region will be competing. The tournament runs through Saturday.

The Sheridan County Junior Golf Series opens Monday at the Sheridan Country Club. The Junior Golf series is open to all Sheridan County junior golfers ages 8-17. The series continues at Kendrick Golf Course on July 30th, with the final event scheduled at the Powder Horn August 6th. The cost is $10 per player per event. Registration forms can be picked up at all three local courses.

Next week, senior athletes from eight different states will converge on Sheridan for the 2007 Wyoming State Senior Olympic Games. Registration day is next Wednesday, with events to run Thursday through Saturday.

The Colorado Rockies are 5 ½ games back in the National League West, after winning last night in Pittsburgh 5-3, sweeping the three games series with the Bucs. They open a three game series in Washington tonight. The Rockies open the series one game over .500. Our next Rockies broadcast for you will be Saturday afternoon at 1:15; and then Sunday at 11am. Both games can be heard live on AM 14-10 KWYO.

The Sheridan Troopers were all ready to host the Casper Oilers last night. The umpires were ready, the radio guys were ready, and the fans were anticipating a nice night of baseball at Thorne-Rider Stadium. The only problem - the Oilers no-showed, as has become typical with the Casper baseball arrogance. As it became evident that the Oilers were not in Sheridan, American Legion baseball officials in Sheridan were able to contact Oilers coach Orion Jones. His explanation was they didn’t know they were scheduled to be in Sheridan, and the games were not on their schedule. That explanation was embarrassing to anyone with any common sense, since schedules are set during a meeting in December, when all the teams show up to schedule for the next season - and the conference games are the first games scheduled.

So basically, the Oilers thumbed their nose at the Troopers and Sheridan last night, and I’m sure the Troopers, coaches and fans can’t wait to give the Oilers a proper greeting when - or should I say if - they show up for the State Tournament, which begins in Sheridan August 8th. And by the way, both games will go to the Troopers. American Legion baseball state commander Paul Eastridge of Casper gave the go ahead last night to make sure the Oilers forfeit both games. Last season, the Oilers also tried to pull a fast one with the Troopers, but those games were played. The problem for years has been the lack of control in the leadership of the Casper American Legion program.

We do know that the Troopers will play home games Friday and Saturday, as they host the six time Wyoming State Champion Post #6 from Cheyenne. They will honor their obligation to play at Thorne-Rider Stadium, because Post #6 is a class operation. The Troopers host a double header Friday night with Cheyenne at 5 o’clock, and a single nine inning game Saturday at 1 o’clock. Next Tuesday, it’s back to conference action, hosting two with Gillette at 5 pm. That will also be our next live broadcast of Trooper baseball on AM 14-10 KWYO.

The 2007 Wyoming State Senior Olympic Games will be in Sheridan next Thursday through Saturday. Over 400 participants are registered. Check in and registration will take place next week on Wednesday from noon to 6:45 pm. State coordinator Jim Eggenberger says registrations from Sheridan County have more than tripled from last year, when the games were held in Gillette, and that once people get involved in the Senior Games, they get hooked. The pre-registration deadline has passed, but they will take late registration this week. Please stop by the Sheridan Senior Center or contact Jim Eggenberger at 673-0000.

The Tongue River Eagle Football Camp opens. It’s a three day run this evening. The camp runs through Friday, from 5:30 to 8 pm each evening.

The Sheridan County Junior Golf Tournament series opens Monday at the Sheridan Country Club. The Junior Golf Program is open to all junior golfers ages 8-17. The fee to play is $10 per golfer. Registration forms are available at all three Sheridan County courses. The second tournament will be held Monday, July 30th at Kendrick Golf Course; and the final event will be hosted by the Powder Horn on August 6th.

The 11th annual and 26th consecutive Summer Hummer Golf Tournament opens today at the Powder Horn with a practice round. The opening round is tomorrow, with the final round set for Saturday. Over 200 players are expected to play in this year’s event.

The Wyoming State Coaches Association will host their annual conference and All-Star weekend next week in Casper. Two Tongue River High School players will compete in basketball. For the North All-Star team, they are DJ Stewart and Annie Lofgren. Lofgren will be playing in her first competition since receiving from extensive injuries in a auto accident this past March. The coaches are also having an All-Star volleyball game, and they will have All-Star golf all week, as well. Sheridan Lady Bronc Ali Brayton will represent Sheridan High School in the golf event.

The Sheridan Troopers have six big conference games on the next three Tuesday evenings, and all six will be played in Sheridan. The Troopers are currently tied with Torrington for the third seed for the State Tournament. The fourth seed is guaranteed an opening round game with Cheyenne, so the Troops need as many wins as they can get out of the six. They host the Casper Oilers tonight .The Oilers swept both games in Casper, and a win or a sweep tonight will put the Troops in good shape for the State Tournament seeding,. Cheyenne will play three games in Sheridan this week. On Friday, they play a double header, and Saturday a single game. Next Tuesday, the Troops host two with Gillette, and close out the month at home against Torrington on the 31st. Coach Kyle Warnke says the schedule sets the Troops up for a good run at the State Tournament. They have 11 games left on the regular season; 10 will be played at home. The Troops need to play error-free and pitch well, to beat the Oilers tonight. We will broadcast the first game of tonight’s double header live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Join Ron Richter and Trevor Jackson for all the play-by-play at 5 o’clock.

In local football action, the Tongue River Eagles will have their Annual Eagle Camp this week. The camp will run Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday each evening from 5:30 to 8 o’clock. Registration will take place tonight at 5:30. For those players not signed up yet, a meal and t-shirt will be provided to each player. The cost is $30 per player .For more information, contact Tongue River Eagles head coach Chuck Walters at 673-7327.

More than 400 athletes are registered for next week’s Wyoming Senior Olympic games in Sheridan. Events run next Thursday through Saturday. They will have a registration day on Wednesday; and the parade of athletes on Main Street and the first day of events on Thursday. Late registration is currently being taken. For more information, please contact State Games coordinator Jim Eggenberger at 673-0000.

The Sheridan County junior golf season is set to begin next week. The season includes three tournaments. The junior golf program is open to all Sheridan County boys and girls from age 8-17. The cost per tournament is $10 per player. The first tournament will be played at the Sheridan Country Club next Monday. The second event will be held at the Sheridan Country Club on July 30th, and the final event will be August 6th at the Powder Horn. Registration forms can be found at all three courses.

Again, join us tonight for live Sheridan Trooper baseball. The Troops host two with Casper. We will have the first game live for you on AM 14-10 KWYO. Broadcast time is at 5 o’clock.

Over $208,000 was paid out in total prize money for the 77th Sheridan Wyo Rodeo. Nearly 500 cowboys and cowgirls competed this year. The final standings look like this For the rough stock events, Heath Ford won the bareback riding with a score of 87 and won just under $4,900. In the saddle bronc riding, Jake Griffin and Red Lemmel tied in first place with 87 points - each earned $4,300. Arron Walker won the bull riding with a score of 84 and took home $4,300.Wyo Rodeo board member Zane Garstad says the stock was incredible. Wyo stock contractor Ike Sankey puts on one of the best rodeos in the country. In the timed events Clay Schaak, Nick Stubblefield, and Drew Melvin tied for first place with times of 11.2 seconds, and won a little over 1$,600 each. Jon Peek took the calf roping title and just over $1,900.

In the team roping, Derrick Begay and Victor Aros took the overall with two rounds at 9.6 seconds, and over $2,300 each. Jarrett Blessing took the steer roping, and won $2300. In the barrel race, Terra Bynum’s run of 16.63 on Thursday night held up, and she cashed $4,100.

The 2007 Wyo Rodeo was a smashing success. Garstad says it’s hard to compare one year with another, when the Wyo has become one of the top 50 rodeos in the United States. Yesterday, Sheridan Wyo Rodeo Week ended at the Big Horn Events Center with a lot of fun. Rodeo board member Roger St. Clair was the referee for yesterday’s polo match. St. Clair says a lot of people put in a lot of time to pull off the entire week of activities.

The 11th Annual and 26th consecutive Holiday Summer Hummer Golf Tournament tees off at the Powder Horn this week, hosted by Scoty Scott. Over 200 players are expected to participate in this year’s tournament, which opens with a practice round Wednesday, and follows with three rounds of golf Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. The Hummer has been the largest golf event in Sheridan County for the last quarter century.

The Sheridan Troopers have another round of conference games tomorrow. The Troops host a double header with the Casper Oilers. The Oilers swept the Troops the first time around, and now the Troopers are battling for State Tournament seeding. We will have live baseball from Thorne-Rider Stadium tomorrow night. Join Ron Richter and Trevor Jackson for all the play-by-play. The first pitch will be tossed out at 5 o’clock, live on AM 14-10 KWYO.

The first performance of the 77th Wyo Rodeo went off without a hitch last night here’s the run down from Thursday night:

There’s a three way tie for the lead in the bareback riding: Scott Montague, James Sursa and Dave Worsfold all scored 85’s. In the saddle bronc riding, Morgan Forbes leads the way with an 86 last night. Following Forbes was Ryan Mapston, with an 83; Cody Demers and Dusty Hausauer tied for 3rd with 78’s. In the bull riding last night, Aaron Walker leads with an 84, followed by Dusty Herren with an 82. Cameron Castleberry had a 79, and Tag Elliott scored a 74.

In the timed events Jon Ragatz leads the bull dogging with a time of 5.5 seconds, with Blake Mindeman in 2nd, and Clay Schaak in third. Terra Bynum leads the barrel race with a time of 16.63. The top five all went under seventeen seconds.

In the team roping, Tommy Edens and Coby Jones were first, with a time of 5.1 seconds. They also lead the average after two rounds. In the calf roping, Justin Scofield had the fast time last night in 10.7 seconds. Scofield also leads the average after 2 rounds.. Casey Tillard had the top time in the steer roping at 17.9 seconds. C.A. Lauer leads the average after three rounds by a whopping 18.6 seconds. The second performance of the 77th Wyo Rodeo opens promptly at 7 o’clock.

In other local sports this weekend, the Sheridan Troopers will play on the road Sunday afternoon in Rapid City, and come back to Thorne-Rider Stadium next Tuesday, hosting a conference double header with the Casper Oilers. We will be broadcasting live play by play Tuesday night. Broadcast time will be at 5 o’clock on AM 14-10 KWYO.

The Colorado Rockies begin the second half of the MLB season tonight on the road at Milwaukee. The Rockies are at .500 at the all-star break, at 43-43 overall. Broadcast time tonight will be at 5:30 on AM 14-10 KWYO.

The Sheridan Troopers woke up their bats early in last night’s game with Laramie, as they opened up a 4-0 lead in the first inning, and never looked back. The Troopers banged out 13 hits in the 11-4 win, including two homeruns and three doubles. Kyle Gieselman got the win, and says he had a good night. He worked his way out of a jam in the 5th, and says having the big lead throughout the game kept him relaxed on the mound. Gieselman gave up only four hits, struck out eight, and walked three in picking up the win. Ed Smith got the Troops rolling with a three run homer in the first inning, and the bats got on a roll. And scoring that many runs early, helped everyone’s confidence. Josh Dunkelberger went 3-4 with two doubles. Trevor Dunham had a two run homer, and Bernie Bornong had three hits. The Troopers play two in Rapid City Sunday, and come back to Thorne-Rider for a conference double header against Casper next Tuesday. We will be broadcasting the live play by play on AM 14-10 KWYO Tuesday.

There are more Slack timed events this morning at the fairgrounds, with the opening performance of the 77th Wyo Rodeo tonight at 7 o’clock. We will be broadcasting live in downtown Sheridan tomorrow from all the activities, starting at the Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast, through the parade. Wyo Rodeo coverage on news / talk 930 KROE once again is being presented by the Sheridan Commercial Company. We open tomorrow morning at 6 o’clock from Grinnell Plaza.

Pancake Breakfast at 6 am on Grinnell Plaza
The rodeo fun run begins at 8 o’clock on Main Street
The Bed Races start at 9 o’clock on Main Street
The 77th Wyo Rodeo Parade starts at 10 o’clock
The Kiwanis will also have their Duck Race at 1 o’clock on Goose Creek.
The second performance opens at 7 pm
Then on Sunday, it’s the final day of the 200t Wyo Rodeo, with the tailgate party and polo matches at the Big Horn Events Center.

If you are a golfer and looking at a rodeo weekend opportunity to play in a golf tournament, the Sheridan Youth Sports Association is hosting their 5th Annual Golf Tournament at Kendrick Golf Course Saturday morning. All proceeds from the Tournament support youth baseball and other youth activities in Sheridan County. It’s a four person team scramble. Shot gun tee time is at 9 o’clock Saturday morning. To enter your teams, please contact Jeery Grandahl at 752-3412 or stop by Kendrick Golf Course.

The Colorado Rockies begin the second half the MLB season tomorrow, and we will have the Rockies live for you on am 14-10 KWYO. The Rockies are 43-43 on the season, and play at Milwaukee. Broadcast time tomorrow night is at 5:30.

The Sheridan Troopers host a double header tonight against Laramie. The Troopers are 12-23 on the season. Laramie comes into tonight’s double header 9-20 overall. We will have the first game of the two live for you tonight over on AM 14-10 KWYO. First pitch will be tossed out at 5 o’clock As of today only 21 days are left in the regular season ror the Troopers They will play 12 of their last 15 games at home. Coach Kyle Warnke says it hard to believe the season has gone by so fast. And, they have a good stretch of home games coming up against teams they’ll see at Thorne-Rider during the State Tournament next month. One thing the coaches are looking for is more consistent play, as they make their run toward the post season. Their opponent tonight, Laramie, has had their struggles this summer at 9-20, but Warnke says the Troops are not in position to take anyone lightly.

Wyo Rodeo Slack timed events get underway this morning at the fairgrounds at 7 o’clock. Admission is free, and the Craft Brothers perform tonight at the Wyo Theater. Tomorrow, there will be another morning round of Slack timed events; and the first performance of the 77th Wyo Rodeo goes off tomorrow night at 7 o’clock.

The Sheridan Youth Activities Association hosts their Annual Golf Tournament Saturday, at Kendrick Golf Course. It’s a four person team scramble. Shot gun start is set for 9 o’clock. All proceeds go to support local youth baseball and other local youth sports. To register your teams, stop by Kendrick Golf Course.

The Sheridan County Junior Golf Association begins its season Monday, with a free Junior Golf Clinic at the Powder Horn. The clinic will run Monday morning from 9 o’clock to 11:30. All juniors are asked to be at the upper driving range at the Powder Horn - do not go to the club house. A local golf professional will be hosting this clinic again. It’s free to all junior golfers in Sheridan County ages 8-17. The first tournament on the schedule will be at the Sheridan Country Club on Monday, July 23rd; then at Kendrick Golf Course on July 30th; and the Powder Horn on August 6th. The fee for each tournament is $10 per player. Registration forms can be found at each golf course. For more information, contact Jean Speigelberg at 673-1074 or Marla Metzger at 674-7765.

The 77th Sheridan Wyo Rodeo week gets started tonight with the boot kickoff and BBQ in Kendrick Park at 5:30. There will also be music in the band shell at 7pm.

Tomorrow morning at 7 o’clock there will be Slack timed events at the fairgrounds. Admission is free. The Annual Bob King Memorial Roping will follow, and the Rodeo Golf Tournament will be played in the afternoon at the Sheridan Country Club.. Tomorrow night, the Craft Brothers perform their Wild and Woolly Wyo Rodeo Show at the Wyo Theater. Tickets are available at the Wyo Theater box office, or online at www.wyotheater.com.

The Sheridan Troopers dropped a 6-4 decision in Spearfish, South Dakota last night. They are off today and will play at home tomorrow night, hosting a double header with Laramie. Coach Kyle Warnke says most teams from the south want to see Thorne-Rider Stadium at least once before the State Tournament begins August 8th. Game time tomorrow night is 5 o’clock. Join Ron Richter and me for all the live action on AM 14-10 KWYO and ESPN radio on 104.7 FM HD-3.

The Wyoming State Senior Olympics get underway in Sheridan in two weeks. State Coordinator Jim Eggenberger says you’re never to old to participate, and Wyoming State Games are inclusive, meaning any senior in the United States can compete in the Wyoming Games. Several states will be represented, including competitors traveling from as far away as New York and North Carolina. Some of the events are the traditional Olympic style; but there are also some events with a little western flare, including canoeing. Roger Wilson is the State Games Secretary, and will be the commissioner of the canoe event. The Wyoming Senior Olympics open in Sheridan Thursday July 25th and run through the weekend.

The 5th Annual Sheridan Youth Activities Association Golf Tournament will be played Saturday at Kendrick Golf Course. All proceeds raised from this event go to support Sheridan County youth baseball and other youth activities. The tournament is a four person team scramble. Registration is at 8 o’clock Saturday morning, with a shot gun start at nine. To enter your teams, contact Jerry Grandahl at 752-3412 or Greg Creel at 752-9397.

The Sheridan Troopers are 11-22 overall, after splitting a road double header in Sturgis, South Dakota Saturday. The Troops lost the first game 8-4, and actually outplayed Sturgis. They did come back to win the second game; even though they expected to sweep, they were satisfied with at least getting the split. The Troops head back over to South Dakota for another double header tonight when they play two in Spearfish, and they expect a better challenge. The Troops will be off Tuesday. They come back to Thorne-Rider Wednesday, with home games with Laramie. We will broadcast the first game of the double header live for you on AM 14-10 KWYO. Air time Wednesday will be at 5 o’clock.

The 77th Sheridan Wyo Rodeo week gets underway tomorrow night in Kendrick Park, with the Boot Kickoff at 5:30, and a concert in the band shell at 7 o’clock. Wednesday morning, at 7 o’clock, the first Slack event performance will get started. That’s free to all spectators. Bob King Memorial Roping will follow the Slack. Then, the Wyo Tournament Golf Tournament will be played at the Sheridan Country Club, along with the Rodeo Calcutta. The carnival opens at the fairgrounds at 5 o’clock, and Sheridan’s own Craft Brothers will have two performances of their Wild and Woolly Wyo Rodeo Show at the Wyo Theater. Thursday morning, there are more Slack events at 7 o’clock, and the first performance of the 77th Wyo Rodeo opens Thursday night at 7 o’clock.

Friday morning opens on Grinnell Plaza, with the Annual Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast starting at 6 o’clock. Then, the Wyo Rodeo fun-run at 8 o’clock; the annual bed races start at 9 o’clock; and the Wyo Rodeo Parade begins at 10 o’clock. Join us here on news / talk 930 KROE for live coverage all morning long, presented by the Sheridan Commercial Company. Events Friday conclude with the Kiwanis Duck Race on Goose Creek in Kendrick Park. The second performance of the Wyo Rodeo is 7 o’clock Friday night. Saturday, the final performance again will be at 7 o’clock, and the week concludes Sunday at the Big Horn Events Center with the tailgate party and polo matches.

The 5th Annual Sheridan Youth Activities Association Classic Golf Tournament will be played at Kendrick Golf Course, Saturday. It’s a four person team scramble. Registration is Saturday morning at 8 o’clock, with tee time at nine.. Proceeds benefit the Sheridan Youth Activities Association, to benefit youth baseball and other youth activities in Sheridan. You can pre-register your teams at Kendrick Golf Course, or mail entry fee to 434 Shadow Ridge Road in Sheridan.

Next week on Saturday, the Flying “H” Polo Ranch will open up their second season of professional high goal polo. Admission is always free. The Flying “H” Polo Ranch is located on the way to the Big Horn Event Center on Bird Farm Road.

The 2007 Wyoming Senior Olympic Games begins in Sheridan on Thursday, July 26th. Events will run through the 28th. 300 athletes are expected to participate in the games. Volunteers are needed at various events. If you would like to help out, please contact Jim Eggenberger at 673-0000 or Tom Woolenzien at 674-4662.

The Wyoming State Senior Olympics open on July 26th in Sheridan, and Trap and Skeet Shooting will be a couple of the events that athletes can compete in tomorrow at the Soldier Creek Shooting Complex. A basic shooting class will be held for all those interested in getting involved in the sports. Bob Prill has been a longtime proponent of shooting sports in Sheridan, and says even if you have never competed, come out. There will be a lot of great people to meet, and some great instructors will be helping all novices. Prill says shooters will get the fundamentals of the sports and will have a lot of fun. The clinic costs $25.. The fee includes two boxes of shells and lunch. The clinic will run from 10am to 2pm. For more information, contact Bob Prill today at 674-4438.

Longtime Wyoming sports broadcaster Tim Ray has stepped out of the booth and assumed a new position in Casper with the Natrona County School District. Ray left Sheridan Media back in 1989 to broadcast in Casper, doing sideline reporting for Cowboy football games, high school sports in Casper, Casper Rockies baseball, and also brief stints on Casper television. On Monday, Ray assumed his new duties as the athletic director in charge of Natrona County schools, including Kelly Walsh, Natrona County and Midwest High Schools. Ray calls this an opportunity he has been looking at for quite some time Ray says he will fulfill his obligation to broadcast Casper Rockies baseball this summer before stepping away for good.

The Sheridan Troopers play a double header at Sturgis, South Dakota tomorrow; then two in Spearfish Monday, before returning home Wednesday to host a double header with Laramie. We will be broadcasting the Laramie game Wednesday night at 5 o’clock on AM 14-10 KWYO. And also on ESPN radio 104.7FM HD-3.

The Sheridan Jets will play their final home games of the season Sunday against the Rapid City Bullets. The double header will start at 2 o’clock. After those games, the Jets will have six regular season games remaining; then they head to their State Tournament starting July 26th in Wheatland.

Join us tomorrow for the coaches’ broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO, presented by Perkins Family Restaurant The Wyoming State Senior Olympics opens up in two weeks. State Games coordinator Jim Eggenberger joins us on the show tomorrow morning. You can hear it live beginning at 8 o’clock.

The Sheridan Troopers are in double figures in wins after sweeping a double header against Sturgis, South Dakota Tuesday. The Troops took the first game by a score of 9-2, behind a pretty good pitching performance from Trevor Dunham. Dunham threw a five hitter, and also hit a solo home run in the effort. Coach Kyle Warnke says Dunham had a nice outing. Dunham was the recipient of great defense, as well. The Troops turned a couple of big double plays, and catcher Josh Dunkelberger threw out three runners, which started a big strik’em out throw’em out double play in the 5th inning. In the second game, the Troops held a 3-1 lead late, then went off for seven runs in the 6th inning to win the game 10-2. Warnke says it was great to get the sweep. The Troopers are now 10-21 overall. They travel to play at Sturgis Saturday, then at Spearfish Monday before returning home next Wednesday for a double header with Laramie. We will be broadcasting the live play by play of the Laramie game on AM 14-10 KWYO.

Sheridan Wyo Rodeo week begins next week, and two weeks after that the 2007 Wyoming State Senior Olympics will be held in Sheridan. The State Games open Thursday, July 26th, and run through the weekend. State games coordinator Jim Eggenberger will join us Saturday on the Coaches Show live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The program starts at 8am and is presented by Perkins Family Restaurant.

Saturday the Sheridan Sportsman’s Association will host a Skeet and Trap Shooting Clinic at the gun range on Soldier Creek. The clinic is open to all ages. The cost of the clinic is $25, which includes two boxes of 12 or 20 gauge ammunition. The fee also includes lunch. The clinic will run from 10 am to 2 pm For more information please contact Bob Prill at 674-4438 or Jerry Reed at 672-8434.

The Sheridan Wyo Rodeo is set to begin a week from today. There will be free Slack timed events Thursday morning, starting at 8 o’clock. Again, admission is free to watch the Slack performance. The opening night performance is Thursday and 7 o’clock.
For the last six years, the Sheridan Wyo Rodeo has ranked in the top 50 Rodeos in the United States, and this year the event has once again surpassed last year’s rodeo in terms of prize money. Tickets are still available for all performances at the Wyo Theater Box Office. The week officially starts next Tuesday, with the Boot Kick-off in Kendrick Park, and all of News / Talk 930 KROE will be on hand live in downtown Sheridan for Friday’s activities, from the Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast, through the Wyo Rodeo Parade. It will all be live for you presented by the Sheridan Commercial Company.

The Sheridan Troopers host two tonight with Sturgis, South Dakota. We will have the first game of the double header live on AM 14-10 KWYO. The first pitch will be tossed out at 5 o’clock. The game can also be heard live on ESPN radio on 104.7 CM HD-3. The Troops haven’t played in a weeks, and it’s been over two weeks since their last home games. Coach Kyle Warnke says they are ready to resume their schedule, with today’s games included. The Troopers have just 23 more games before they host the State Tournament, and Warnke says their young pitching staff is showing improvement as they prepare for the final month of the regular season. The Troopers got out the gate slowly with the bats, but lately that’s improved, as well. The Troopers’ opponent tonight is Sturgis, South Dakota. Both teams play multiple times every year, and Warnke expects a competitive double header tonight.

Following tonight’s games, the Troopers play a return double header at Sturgis, Saturday afternoon, then at home Rodeo Week on Wednesday the 11th against Laramie.

The Sheridan Jets have won three of their last four games, and will play two on the road tonight over in Gillette. They play two at home Sunday against the Rapid City Bullets. That double header is set to get underway at 4 o’clock.

The Sheridan Sportsman Association will host a Senior Track and Skeet Shooting Clinic at the gun range at the Soldier Creek complex Saturday. The event is conjunction with the State Senior Olympics, which will be held in Sheridan the final weekend in July. Saturday’s clinic will get underway at 10am, and run until 2 o’clock .They are planning on having a clinic and live shooting, as well. The cost is $25 per person, which includes two boxes of ammunition and lunch. For more information, contact Bob Prill at 674-4438 or Jerry Reed at 672-8434.

Also added to the Senior Olympic schedule of events will be Slow Pitch Softball at the complex at Sheridan College on Saturday, July 28th. All men and women 50 and older that are interested in playing a few pick up games of softball are asked to be at the complex at 7:30am on the 28th. Games will start at 8am. For more information, contact the softball organizers Mike Hansen at 752-2135 or Bill Hayes at 655-5244.

The Sheridan Troopers host a double header tomorrow night against Sturgis, South Dakota. The double header will get underway tomorrow night at 5 o’clock, and we will broadcast the opening game live for you on AM 14-10 KWYO, and also on ESPN radio at 104.7FM HD-3. The Troops will turn right around and go to Sturgis in a return double header, Saturday. Troops coach Kyle Warnke says the team needed a break after a long run of games, and after a week off, Warnke says they got some rest and some good practices in. Warnke says with a break, the players should be rejuvenated and ready to play tomorrow, and that they do expect to get a good test from Sturgis tomorrow. Following tomorrow night’s games, the Troopers will play at home again Wednesday, during Rodeo week July 11th, at 5 o’clock against Laramie.

The Sheridan Jets split their last double header - it was Friday against the Rapid City Cadets. The Jets took the first game 4-2, and dropped the 2nd game 2-0. They will play a road double header tomorrow at Gillette, then at home Sunday against the Rapid City Bullets at 2 o’clock.

It’s a big month on the sports and activities calendar. This month, includes WYO Rodeo week; and the month will conclude with Sheridan hosting the 2007 Wyoming State Senior Olympic games, which open on Thursday the 26th. For more information on the Wyoming Senior Olympics, visit www.wyoseniorolympics.com.

A couple of events have been added to the Senior Olympic lineup. Mike Hansen and Bill Hayes are organizing a Senior Slow Pitch Softball Day on Saturday, July 28th. They are planning on playing a few games at the Sheridan Softball Complex. All men and women age 50 and over are invited to come out and participate. They will begin at 8 o’clock in the morning on the 28th.

The Sheridan County Sportsman Association will also host a Senior Trap and Skeet Shooting Clinic at the Sportsman’s Facility on Soldier Creek. The clinic will be this Saturday starting at 10am and running until 2 o’clock. The cost will be $25, which includes two boxes of either 12 or 20 gauge ammunition, plus lunch For more information, contact Bob Prill at 674-4438 or Jerry Reed at 672-8434.

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