December 2007 Sports

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The Wyoming Cowboys fell to 5-6 on the season, losing at home to Wisconsin-Milwaukee 80-66 on Saturday afternoon. The Pokes trailed big in the game, down by as many as 25 points, then made a second half run and got within six, but the rally fell short. The Cowboys play another home game this afternoon against Chadron State. Broadcast time is 1:30 on AM 14-10 KWYO.

The Wyoming Cowgirls are ranked 21st in the National Top 25 Poll this week. They are 11-1, and will play a road game at San Francisco Thursday night. You can hear the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO, starting at 7:45pm.

On the local scene this week, the high school indoor track and field season opens tomorrow on New Year’s Day. The Broncs and Lady Broncs must practice tomorrow, to be eligible to compete in the first meet of the season set for January 11th in Laramie. It’s a state rule that all athletes must have 10 practices before they can compete in their first competition.

The Sheridan Bronc and Lady Broncs will play in Riverton this week. They both play Evanston Thursday night. Game times are at 5:45 and 7:30. Both games can be heard live on AM 14-10 KWYO on Saturday. They both play Star Valley. Game times are at 2:45 and 4:15 .Those games will be broadcast live at 105.5 FM.

The Big Horn basketball teams have home games Friday and Saturday. They host Riverside Friday. Varsity games are set for 5:30pm and 7pm on Saturday. They host Wright. Varsity games will be at 2:30pm and 4 o’clock.

The Tongue River teams play at Moorcroft on Friday and Saturday. The Lady Eagles play at Thermopolis, while the Eagles host Thermop at 4 o’clock.

The Denver Broncos closed out their season yesterday against the Minnesota Vikings. Minnesota trailed 19-3 before scoring 16 points on two late 4th quarter drives, to force overtime. The Vikings fumbled on the first possession of overtime, and Jason Elam came on to kick the winning field goal, and the Broncos end the season with a 22-19 win.

The basketball, wrestling, and indoor track programs get rolling again a week from today. The winter track athletes at Sheridan High School will open practice in New Year’s Day because they need at least 10 practices to be able to compete in the first meet of the season January 11th in Laramie.

The Sheridan Bronc and Lady Bronc basketball teams will open with road games in Riverton next Friday and Saturday. They play Evanston and Star Valley.

The Big Horn Rams and Lady Rams basketball teams open with home games next Friday and Saturday, with Riverside and Wright.

The Tongue River Eagles and Lady Eagles will open with road games at Moorcroft a week from today, on Saturday the 5th. The Lady Eagles will play at Thermopolis, while the Eagles host the Bobcats.

The Sheridan College Generals and Lady Generals open 2008 with home games on January 11th against Northeastern Colorado.

The Wyoming Cowboys play their next game tomorrow at home against Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Broadcast time tomorrow afternoon will be at 1 o’clock. The Pokes will also play at home Monday afternoon against Chadron State. Broadcast time will be at 1:30pm Both games can be heard live on AM 14-10 KWYO.

The Cowgirls will play their next game January 3rd next Thursday at San Francisco. That game will also be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO, beginning at 7:45.

The Denver Broncos close out their season Sunday afternoon at home against the Minnesota Vikings. You can hear the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO starting at 1 o’clock.

In local basketball action, most of our Sheridan County high school basketball teams will hold some kind of work-out until school resumes. There is one however, that won’t see each other until January 2nd - that’s the Sheridan Lady Broncs. The coaches came up with their system of taking the entire holiday break off. Players can work out on their own if they wish. You can’t argue with success, as the defending state champs are 7-0. Head coach Mark Elliott says the goal this year is to have a chance to defend their title, and through the first seven games they’ve been pleased with what they’ve seen. The Lady Broncs get back into action with games against Evanston and Star Valley January 4th and 5th. Those games will be played in Riverton at Central Wyoming Community College.

The Broncs are 0-7. As the holiday break begins, the Broncs aren’t allowing a lot of points, with pretty good defensive play. Their problem has been that as a group they’ve had trouble staying consistent on the offensive end of the court. The coaches and players are using the time off to work on that area. Coach Mike Ibach believes if they can put a couple of good scoring games together, they’ll be fine. The Broncs will join the Lady Broncs on that trip to Riverton January 4th and 5th. All four of those varsity games will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO.

The Sheridan Bronc wrestlers will be getting some quality practice time until their season resumes January 8th. They have a dual match at Buffalo, then a trip to a tournament in Miles City, Montana. Coach Corey Hamrick says they can get a lot done during their time off. The Broncs also added another home date to their schedule: they will host a match with Casper Kelly Walsh January 15th.

The Big Horn Rams and Lady Rams will play their first home games of the season, hosting Riverside on January 4th and Wright on the 5th.

The Tongue River teams come back with games on January 4th with Moorcroft. Both games will be in Moorcroft on the 5th. The Eagles host Thermopolis, while the Lady Eagles play on the road at Thermop.

The Sheridan College Generals and Lady Generals resume their schedules with home games on January 11th with Northeastern Colorado.

The Wyoming Cowboys play their next game at home Saturday afternoon against Wisconsin – Milwaukee. We will broadcast the game live for you on AM 14-10 KWYO starting at 1 o’clock.

The Wyoming Cowgirls are 11-1 and ranked 24th in the country. They play their next game on the road at San Francisco January 3rd. That game will also be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO.

The Sheridan College basketball teams combined to go 25-3 during the first half of their season. The Generals will open the new year ranked 17th in the National Junior College Basketball Poll with a 12-1 record.. The Lady Generals had an excellent first half going 13-2, by far their best start in years. The Generals and Lady Generals get back into action with home games January 11th.

The Sheridan Lady Broncs and Big Horn ended 2007 unbeaten and ranked number one their respective classes. The Arvada/Clearmont Lady Panthers are also among the unbeaten, and ranked 2nd in Class 1-A.. The Tongue River Lady Eagles sit at 4-4 overall.

The Lady Broncs enter the holiday break at 7-0. Not messing with success, the defending 4-A state champs will take the entire break off from the court. The important part of the season really begins when conference play starts. The Lady Broncs open 2008 January 4th and 5th, with games against Star Valley and Evanston. Those games will be played in Riverton.

On the boys side, the Tongue River Eagles are holding the fifth spot in the Class 2-A rankings as the new year begins, with a record of 5-3 overall. The Big Horn Rams are 1-8. The Sheridan Broncs are 0-7 and the NSI Wolves sit at 2-3 overall.

The Broncs have gotten off to a slow start at 0-7. Head coach Mike Ibach says they need the time over the break to get ready for the long grind of January and February. The thing holding the Broncs back through these first seven games has been scoring. Ibach says the players and coaches need to stay positive and have got to get more work on putting the ball in the hoop. The Broncs join the Lady Broncs for that road trip to Riverton January 4th and 5th.

The Sheridan Bronc wrestlers are 3-6 in dual matches as they head into the meat of their schedule in 2008. Head coach Corey Hamrick says the inexperienced Broncs have had a good month, and his young wrestlers have done a good job competing, and the learning process continues. The Broncs open the new year with a dual match at Buffalo January 8th and a trip to Miles City, Montana for a tournament on the 11th and 12th.

The Wyoming Cowgirls finished 2007 ranked 24th in the National College Top 25 Basketball Poll. The Cowgirls are 11-1, and play their next game on January 3rd at the University of San Francisco. That game will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO at 7:45pm.

The Cowboys are 5-5 and will play their next game Saturday at home against Wisconsin-Milwaukee. That game can also be heard live on AM 14-10 KWYO Saturday at 1 o’clock.

The Denver Broncos will end their season at home Sunday afternoon against the Minnesota Vikings.

The Sheridan Hawks hockey team has got their momentum back after winning back-to-back state titles. The Hawks learned last season that nobody lays down for the defending champs, and their state title run ended early last season. Well, the Hawks appear to be back with more enthusiasm this year. In their last round of matches, they beat three opponents convincingly, including a 4-2 win over their big rival Cheyenne. The Hawks now have a few weeks away from competition. Coach Bob Viren expects practices to be spirited, as the Hawks get ready to make another run at a State Title in 2008.

The Sheridan Bronc wrestlers head into the break after four weeks of good results, including a 4-6 record in dual matches. This year’s addition of the Broncs is setting a foundation of good teams to come, with lots of under classmen. Coach Corey Hamrick’s varsity line-up has included 6 freshmen and only three seniors, with a good group of juniors and sophomore sprinkled in. Hamrick says the team accomplished a lot in the first month of the season. The Broncs get back into action January 8th with a dual at Buffalo.

The Sheridan Bronc basketball team is 0-7 as they prepare for the conference season to begin. Hard work and defense has been the hallmark of this year’s Bronc team, but they have struggled mightily to score. Coach Mike Ibach says that has to be their main focus during the break.

The Lady Broncs are 7-0 and still hold down the number one ranking in Class 4-A. The Broncs and Lady Broncs will get back into action January 4th and 5th with games against Evanston and Star Valley. The games will be played in Riverton at Central Wyoming CC.

The Big Horn and Tongue River teams get their seasons going again on the 4th and 5th as well. The Rams and Lady Rams will play their first home games against Riverside and Wright. For the Eagles and Lady Eagles, they open 2008 on the road at Moorcroft, then games with Thermopolis.

The University of Wyoming Cowboys are 5-5 after splitting games at the Sun Bowl Tournament in El Paso over the weekend. They lost in the title game to Utep 79-73. Next up for the Pokes is a home game Saturday against Wisconsin –Milwaukee, and then Monday New Year’s Eve Day against Chadron State.

The Cowgirls are 11-1 and ranked 24th in the top 25 poll. They are off until a road game Thursday, January 3rd at San Francisco.

The Denver Broncos play tonight at San Diego. You can hear the game live tonight at 5:30pm on AM 14-10 KWYO. The Broncos close out their season this Sunday at home against Minnesota.

The Sheridan Broncs played at Billings Skyview last night, and are still looking for their first win of the season as Skyview scored a 48-40 win. Broncs head coach Mike Ibach says the Broncs played tough, but struggled again making shots. They just have to go to work now during the break to find a way to better scoring opportunities. The Broncs fall to 0-7 and will play their next game January 4th. Ibach says all they can do is look ahead and try to get better.

The Lady Broncs also played the Falcons last night, and ran their record to 7-0. After blowing out Skyview, the Lady Broncs had a 35-18 lead at half time, and went onto win the game 61-38. The Lady Broncs end the first half of the season unbeaten and ranked #1 in Class 4-A. They will join the Broncs for a road trip to play Evanston and Star Valley January 4th and 5th. Those games will be play at Central Wyoming Community College in Riverton.

The high school winter sports season resumes on January 4th for all our Sheridan County teams. The Big Horn Rams and Lady Rams come back with home games on the 4th and 5th against Riverside and Wright, and the Tongue River teams come back with games against Moorcroft and Thermopolis.

The Bronc wrestlers will open 2008 with a road dual in Buffalo and a tournament in Miles City. The Broncs did add a home date to the schedule. They host Casper Kelly Walsh for a dual match January 15th.

The Generals and Lady Generals open the new year with home games on the 11th against Norhteastern Colorado. The Generals fell to 17th in the top 20 national poll. They have a record of 12-1 overall. The Lady Generals ended an impressive first half of the season at 13-2 overall.

The second half of the winter sports season will also include the start of the high school indoor track and field season. The first meet of the new season for the Broncs and Lady Broncs will be at the University of Wyoming January 11th.

The Wyoming Cowboys open a tournament tonight in El Paso, Texas at Utep. They play the University of Buffalo tonight. You can hear the game live on AM 1410 KWYO beginning at 9 o’clock. The Cowboys finish out the tournament tomorrow.

The Wyoming Cowgirls are 11-1, ranked 24th in the national top 25 poll. They are off until a road game at San Francisco on January 3rd.

The Denver Broncos play at San Diego Monday night. The Broncos close out the season December 30th at home against Minnesota. Both games will be broadcast live on AM 1410 KWYO.

The Sheridan Broncs are searching for their first win of the season as they get ready to play at Billings Skyview tonight at 0-5. The Broncs are trying to put a full game together. Coach Mike Ibach says they are still trying to find a team identity, and they have another stiff challenge in front of them tonight. We will broadcast tonight’s game live for you on AM 14-10 KWYO. Tip-off is set for 7:30.

The Lady Broncs are 6-0, and host the Lady Falcons tonight. At 6-0, the Lady Broncs have done a good job of setting the foundation for another good season. Out of the six victories, three are quality wins, starting with their home win over Casper Natrona, and continuing last week in Green River. Following tonight’s game, it’s a couple of weeks off. Varsity tip-off tonight at Sheridan High School will be at 7:30.

These games are the final games until after the holidays break. The high school basketball, wrestling, and swimming season resumes January 4th. The Sheridan College Generals and Lady Generals resume their season with home games January 11th.

The 2008 high school indoor track and field season will begin with the first practice January 2nd. The first meet for the Broncs and Lady Broncs will be at the University of Wyoming on January 11th.

The University of Wyoming Cowgirls are 11-1 on the season after chalking up another win last night. Their latest victim was Westminster College of Utah. The Cowgirls took the game 73-35. The Cowgirls led by 15 at the half, and only allowed 11 points in the second half. The Cowgirls are ranked in both polls this week. They are 24th in AP poll, and 25th in the ESPN / USA Today poll. The Cowgirls are off until a road game at San Francisco January 3rd.

The basketball Cowboys are going to play at a tournament in El Paso, Texas tomorrow night. They open against the University of Buffalo. The game can be heard live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Broadcast time is set for 9 o’clock.

The Denver Broncos have two games left in their season. They play Monday night at San Diego, then close out the season on the 30th at home against the Minnesota Vikings.

The Sheridan Bronc wrestlers took on Billings Senior last night it was a pretty good dual for Sheridan, but the Broncs came up just short against Senior. By the final score of 36-25, the Broncs were leading and in good shape to take the dual. But Senior won the last four matches all by decision scoring - 12 straight points. Sheridan Head Coach Corey Hamrick says this loss will burn the Broncs for a while, and they can use the disappointment to work even harder over the Christmas break. The Broncs have added another home dual to their schedule. They are now set to host a dual with Casper Kelly Walsh January 15th.

Tomorrow, the Sheridan Bronc and Lady Bronc basketball teams will play games against Billings Skyview High School. The Lady Broncs will put their 6-0 record on the line at home. This is the final game until January 4th, and head coach Mark Eliiott says they need to keep the positive momentum going. Varsity tip-off tomorrow night is set for 7:30.

The Broncs are in search of their first win of the season. They sit at 0-5 heading into their game at Skyview tomorrow. Head coach Mike Ibach says it’s a big game for the Broncs to get a chance to get some positive momentum of their own going, and says 0-5 hasn’t been for lack of effort. We will broadcast the game live for you tomorrow night on AM 14-10 KWYO. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:30.

The Wyoming Cowgirls are 10-1. They play at home tonight against Westminster College from Utah. The game can be heard on AM 14-10 KWYO. Broadcast time is 6:45.

The Cowboys will play at a tournament in El Paso this week. They open the tournament Friday night at 9 o’clock against the University of Buffalo. You can hear the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Saturday’s game will be at 4:30pm or 7pm, depending on the outcome of Friday night’s game.

2008 Wyoming Shrine Bowl head coaches have been named for the game. Coaching the North Squad from the Class 2-A state champion Riverside Rebels will be Mike Mcguire, and the head coach of the South All-Stars will be Shawn Rogers from the 3-A state champion Kemmerer Rangers. The 2008 Shrine Bowl football game will be played June 14th at 7pm, at Dick Cheney Alumni Field at Casper Natrona High School.

The Sheridan Bronc wrestlers host the Billings Senior High Broncs tonight at Sheridan High School. The Broncs are 3-5 in dual matches so far this season. Coach Corey Hamrick says they expect another tough dual tonight. The Broncs went 3-3 at a dual tournament in Worland last week, and Hamrick says the youthful Bronc line-up continues to get better each time out. Tonight’s match ends the first half of the season. Hamrick says they’ll get some rest, then hit it hard again before their first match in 2008 on January 8th. Tonight’s dual is the final home match for the Broncs until they host the regional tournament February 15th and 16th.

The Sheridan Bronc and Lady Bronc basketball teams will play the Falcons from Billings Skyview High School Thursday night. The Broncs will play in Billings, while the Lady Broncs host the Lady Falcons. The Broncs are 0-5, searching for that first win of the season, while the Lady Broncs hold down the number one ranking in Class 4-A at 6-0 on the season. We will have the Broncs game live for you on AM 14-10 KWYO. Tip-off is set for 7:30 Thursday night. The Lady Bronc game will also tip-off Thursday night at 7:30, at Sheridan High School.

The Big Horn Lady Rams hold down the top spot in the Class 2-A rankings with a 9-0 record, and the Arvada/Clearmont Lady Panthers are unbeaten and 2nd in Class 2-A.

Following the Bronc and Lady Bronc games Thursday, all Sheridan County teams will be off until the season resumes January 4th.

The Wyoming Cowgirls picked up their 10th win of the season last night, and stand at 10-1 after blowing out Northern Colorado 68-37. Hanna Zavec and Aubrey Vandiver led the way with 15 and 13 points. The Cowgirls stayed ranked 24th in the country after the latest rankings came out this morning. Our next live Cowgirls broadcast will be Wednesday night, when they host Westminster, Colorado. Broadcast time will be at 6:45 on AM 14-10 KWYO.

The Cowboys play at the Don Haskins Tournament at Utep this week. They play Buffalo in the semi finals Friday night. Broadcast time will be at 8:30 on AM 14-10 KWYO. Saturday’s game will be at either 5pm or 7pm, depending if they win or lose Friday.

The Denver Broncos are playing out the string with two games left in the NFL regular season. The Broncos play Monday night at San Diego, and close out the season at home December 30th against the Minnesota Vikings.

The Sheridan Lady Bronc basketball team is 6-0 after sweeping three games at the Flaming Gorge Classic Tournament in Green River. They beat Rock Springs, Jackson, and Steamboat, Colorado. The Lady Broncs play at home Thursday night against Billings Skyview. The game was originally scheduled for Friday, but has been moved to Thursday night. Varsity tip time is at 7:30.

The Broncs are 0-5 after dropping three in Green River. Coach Mike Ibach says they just need to keep it positive as they head into the holiday break Ibach says even though it hasn’t translated into a win yet, they play hard and good things will happen. The Broncs play at Skyview Thursday night. Ibach says they are looking forward to getting another game. We will broadcast the Broncs game live for you Thursday night. Game time is at 7:30.

The Sheridan Bronc wrestlers went 3-3, and finished 6th at the Worland Team Duel Tournament over the weekend. The Broncs will be in action tomorrow at Sheridan High School. They host Billings. Senior varsity matches begin at 6 o’clock.

The Bronc swimmers competed at the Riverton Invitational and had a road dual at Cody over the weekend. The young Bronc squad showed a lot of improvement. The Broncs are now off until after the first of the year, but Coach Larry White says practice will continue.

In other basketball action, the Big Horn Lady Rams are ranked number one in Class 2-A. They stayed unbeaten at 9-0 after sweeping three games at the East West Challenge Tournament in Fremont County over the weekend. The Rams dropped games against Wind River and Wyoming Indian. The Tongue River Eagles went 2-1 at that tournament, and the Tongue river Lady Eagles went 2-1 as well. All four of those teams are off now until January 4th.

The Arvada/Clearmont Lady Panthers are also unbeaten as they head into the holiday break, beating Ten Sleep and NSI over the weekend. The Panthers dropped both games to NSI and Ten Sleep.

The Sheridan Hawks hockey team hosted a weekend of games with several other Wyoming teams. After a rough season last winter, it appears the Hawks are back to their winning ways. They swept all three weekend games by routing Cody and Pinedale, and beating Cheyenne yesterday. In a battle of the state’s top two teams, the Hawks took the win 4-2

After not playing well in their first games of the season, head coach Bob Viren says the Hawks are back, and they looked really good in the win against Cheyenne. The Hawks are now off from competition until January.

The Wyoming Cowgirls beat Texas Women’s University Saturday in Casper 75-60.,The Cowgirls are now 10-1. They were ranked 24th in the national polls going into games last week. We’ll see if they move up this week. Tonight, the Cowgirls have a home game against Northern Colorado; then Wednesday they host Westminster, Colorado. We will broadcast that game live for you ay 6:45 on AM 14-10 KWYO.

The Cowboys took it on the chin Saturday against Montana State 79-72 The Pokes fall to 4-4 Next up for the Pokes will be a tournament at the University of Texas They open that tournament Friday against Buffalo that Game will be broadcast live Friday night at 8:30 on AM 14-10 KWYO.

The Denver Broncos are officially out of the playoffs after San Diego blew out Detroit yesterday. The Broncos’ next game will be a week from tonight, when they play at San Diego; then close out the season December 30th with a home game against Minnesota.

The Sheridan Bronc wrestlers took on Gillette last night. The Camels scored the team victory 63-18. Every match was a pin, with the exception at 215 pounds, as the Broncs Cody McCalla dropped his first match of the season in triple overtime. The Broncs earned points with a forfeit at 112 pounds, with Jake Reimers and Travis Harp winning by pins of their own. The Broncs open competition today at a two day dual tournament in Worland.

The Bronc basketball team played Steamboat, Colorado last night at the Flaming Gorge Classic. Steamboat avenged the Broncs’ overtime win last year in this tournament by beating the Broncs 59-47. Today, the Broncs play Kemmerer. That game will be played this morning at 10 o’clock; you can hear it live on AM 14-10 KWYO. .The Broncs close out the tournament against Rock Springs tomorrow.

The Lady Bronc basketball team played Rock Springs last night at Rock Springs High School. The states number-one ranked Lady Broncs ran their record to 4-0, with a 61-54 victory. The Lady Bronc continue play at the tournament today, with a game against Jackson.

In local hockey action, the Sheridan Hawks are hosting a weekend of high school hockey at the Sheridan Ice Rink. The Hawks will play three games tonight, then face off with Cody at 9 o’clock tomorrow. They play Pinedale in the afternoon at 3:15, and close out the event playing Cheyenne Sunday morning at 10:30.

The Wyoming Cowboys play Montana State tomorrow afternoon in Casper. You can hear the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Broadcast time is at 3 o’clock.

The Denver Broncos played in Houston last night, and got beat 31-13. Houston scored 21 points in the season half to take the win. Next up for the Broncos is a road game at San Diego on Monday, Christmas Eve.

The Sheridan Bronc wrestlers host a conference dual with Gillette tonight. Varsity matches begin at 6 o’clock. The Camels are the defending State Champs, and come back strong this season to make another run at the title. Broncs coach Corey Hamrick says it will be a tough dual tonight. Again, varsity matches get underway at 6 o’clock in the small gym at Sheridan High School.

The Bronc and Lady Bronc basketball teams will be in Rock Springs and Green River, to begin play in the Flaming Gorge Classic Tournament. The Lady Broncs are 3-0, ranked number one in Class 4-A. All three wins came at home. Coach Mark Elliott says the timing is good for this tournament to give them some experience on the road, and they are looking forward to some good competition.

The Broncs are 1-1, and have been off for over a week after missing their game in Casper last weekend. Coach Mike Ibach says they welcome the chance to get a lot of action this week, and he likes the three teams they’ll play. Next week, the Broncs and Lady Broncs will play the teams from Billings Skyview High School. There has been a slight change in the schedule: both games will be played next Thursday night. The Lady Broncs will play at home. We will be with the Broncs in Billings, and bring you that game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. A note about tomorrow’s Bronc game: it’s an early start at 10 o’clock. We will have it live for you on AM 14-10 KWYO.

The Tongue River and Big Horn basketball teams open play tomorrow at a tournament hosted by Wyoming Indian and Wind River high schools.

Sheridan High School senior volleyball player Katie Malin signed on the dotted line yesterday, and accepted a scholarship to play college volleyball at Black Hills State University. Malin was part of a Lady Broncs team this year that had one of the best seasons in Lady Bronc history. They won the regular season conference crown; they also won the regional tournament, and made it all the way the semi finals in the State Tournament. Malin was honored with an All-State selection, and says she’s been thinking of this day for a long time. She says Black Hills made her selection of a college easy. Lady Broncs volleyball coach Wendy Ruby says it’s always a good feeling for a coach when one of their student / athletes signs a college scholarship.

The Wyoming Cowboys and Cowgirls will play in Casper Saturday afternoon. The Cowgirls play Texas Women’s University, and the Cowboys play Montana State.

The Denver Broncos play at Houston tonight. The game will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Broadcast time is 5:30.

The Sheridan High School, Big Horn High School and Tongue River High School basketball teams all play on the road this week. Tomorrow in the only varsity action of the week in Sheridan. The Bronc wrestlers host a conference dual with Gillette tomorrow night. Matches are scheduled to get underway at 6 o’clock This weekend, the Broncs will compete at a dual tournament in Worland, and next week on Tuesday the Broncs host a dual with Billings Senior High School.

In basketball action this week, all four Tongue River and Big Horn Basketball teams will close out the 2007 portion of their schedules with play at a tournament hosted by Wind River and Wyoming Indian High School.

The Sheridan Broncs play three games at the Flaming Gorge Classic in Rock Springs and Green River this week. They play Rock Springs, Kemmerer, and Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Coach Mike Ibach says that after missing that game last Saturday at Natrona County, it’s nice to get multiple games this week. The Broncs’ game with Kemmerer can be heard live Friday morning at 10 o’clock on AM 14-10 KWYO.

The Lady Broncs will play Rock Springs, Jackson, and Steamboat, Colorado at the Flaming Gorge Classic. Coach Mark Elliott says they welcome the challenge of three more good games.

Next week, the Broncs and Lady Broncs close out 2007 with games against Billings Skyview High School. The Broncs play at Skyview next Thursday. The Lady Broncs host Skyview next Friday. Both games will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO.

The Wyoming Cowboys are 4-3 overall. Saturday, the Pokes play in Casper against Montana State. You can hear the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO, starting at 3 o’clock.. The Cowgirls also play in Casper Saturday afternoon. The Cowgirls have two home games next week. We will broadcast their game with Westminster College a week from tonight on AM 14-10 KWYO.

The Denver Broncs at 6-7 still have a chance at the playoffs, even though it’s not much of a chance. They have three games to play, and must win all three tomorrow night. They play at Houston. We will have the game live for you on AM 14-10 KWYO. Broadcast time is 5:30pm.

The Sheridan Bronc have some momentum rolling as they get ready to take on the State Champion Gillette Camels at Sheridan High School Thursday night. The Broncs will need all that confidence, as the Camels come to town loaded again to make another run at the State Championship. The Broncs had a good week last week. They wrestled well at a dual in Billings, and were 2nd in a weekend invitational .Coach Corey Hamrick expects spirited practices in preparation for the dual Thursday. Hamrick says make no mistake about it Gillette is going to be tough. The varsity matches are scheduled to start Thursday night at 6 o’clock.

The Sheridan Bronc swimmers hit the pool coming off the opening weekend of the season. Nine Bronc freshmen and sophomores make up this year’s addition of the Broncs. Coach Larry White says they don’t have any varsity swimming experience.

The Sheridan Bronc and Lady Bronc basketball teams will play at the Flaming Gorge Classic Tournament in Rock Springs and Green River this week. The Lady Broncs are 3-0, all three at home. Now, they take the show on the road. Coach Mark Elliott says these road games are just what they need right now. The Broncs will play Kemmerer, Rocksprings, and Steamboat Colorado. The Broncs are 1-1, with one good game and one not so good game. Head coach Mike Ibach he says they need three games this week to give their underclassmen more action.

The Sheridan College basketball teams are off until their season resumes January 11th. The Generals ended the first half of their season with a 12-1 record and ranked 15th in the country The Lady Generals ended an impressive first half 13-2 overall.

The Big Horn and Tongue River basketball teams will all be playing at the tournament Friday and Saturday hosted by Wind River and Wyoming Indian high schools.

The Denver Broncos play Thursday night this week at Houston. You can hear the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Broadcast time will be at 5:30pm.

The Wyoming Cowgirls dropped to 24th in the national rankings this week after losing their first game of the year last week at Colorado, but they backed up that loss with two wins at a tournament at Iowa over the weekend. They play Texas Women’s University Saturday in Casper. Then, next week on Monday and Wednesday, they play home games with Northern Colorado and Westminster Colorado. Both of those games will be broadcast live on AM 14-10 KWYO.

The Cowboys are 4-3 overall and play in Casper Saturday against Montana State. The game will be broadcast on AM 14-10 KWYO. The tip is scheduled for 3 o’clock, then the Pokes play Buffalo on December 21st.

The Sheridan Lady Broncs went out to a 28-9 lead after the first quarter and never trailed again, beating Casper Natrona 62-52. The Fillies made a game of it in the second half, but couldn’t overcome the Lady Broncs’ fast start

The Broncs were supposed to travel to Casper and play Natrona Saturday, but a week of players missing practice and school, forced Coach Mike Ibach into having to ask Natrona coach Randy Roden if they could reschedule the game. The Broncs will join the Lady Broncs for games this week at the Flaming Gorge Classic Tournament in Green River.

In other basketball action, the Big Horn Lady Rams continue their winning ways at a tournament in Glenrock, winning three games. The Rams dropped two out of three, and lost a close one with Thermopolis 52-49. Matt Metzger had 27 points in the loss. The Rams are 2-4 overall. The Big Horn teams will play at a tournament hosted by Wind River and Wyoming Indian High Schools this week.

The Tongue River Eagles and Lady Eagles both picked up wins over Rocky Mtn. and Riverside over the weekend. Both teams will join the Big Horn teams competing at that tournament hosted by Wind River and Wyoming Indian High Schools.

The Sheridan College Lady Generals ended the first half of their season with a record of 13-2. They salvaged the final game of their three game tournament in Twin Falls, Idaho by clobbering Colorado Northwestern 105-61. Tonisha Mack had another monster game with 36 points, and 16 rebounds. Randa Claybuagh had another nice game, with 16 points.

The Generals beat both Salish-Kootenai and United Tribes over the weekend, to run their first half record to 12-1 overall. The Generals are ranked 15th in the country. The latest rankings come out tomorrow. Both teams are off until January 11th, when they host games with Northeastern Colorado.

The Sheridan Bronc wrestlers had a good weekend. They finished 2nd as a team at the Forsyth, Montana Invitational. Sam Lenz won the 98 pound division. And at 215 pounds, Cody Mcalla is 2 for 2, winning the Powell Invite last week and taking the title in Forsyth, as well. Hamrick says they got off to a fast start Friday, and kept the momentum going. Hamrick says the success of last week is a big confidence booster for his young team. The Broncs wrestle at home Thursday night against Gillette. The dual is scheduled to begin at 6 o’clock.

Two months ago, the Sheridan Bronc swimming season didn’t look like it was going to happen, with no students interested in swimming. Head coach Larry White wasn’t going to let that happen, and with the help of the activities department at the high school, the Broncs are going to have a season now. The Broncs had their first action of the season over the weekend. White was excited to see what the Broncs could do, and says nine Broncs saved the day.

The Wyoming Cowgirls shook off their first loss of the season at Colorado, to win a tournament at the University of Iowa. They beat the Hawkeyes in the finals of that tournament yesterday 54-50. The Cowgirls are 8-1. They were ranked 21st last week. The new rankings come out today. Their next game is in Casper Saturday afternoon, against Texas Women’s University.

The Cowboys picked up a great road win at CU Saturday. The Pokes are 4-3, and will play in Casper Saturday, as well as against Montana State. The women’s game will be played at 1 o’clock; the men will go at 3 o’clock.

The Denver Broncos hammered the Kansas City Chiefs yesterday 41-7. Jay Cutler threw four touchdown passes. The Broncos are 6-7, out of the playoff chase. They will play at Houston Sunday evening.

The Sheridan College Lady Generals fell to 12-1 on the season, after dropping a game in overtime yesterday. Eastern Utah beat the Lady Generals 85-82 in overtime, The Lady Generals had three great performances in the loss: freshmen Tonishea Mack had 16 points and 30 rebounds, Tahnee Robinson had 17 points and 20 rebounds, and sophomore point guard Lindy Neville had a game high 23 points. Today, they continue play at this tournament in Twin Falls, Idaho. They play NW Colorado tomorrow. They wrap up the first half of their season with a game against CSI.

The Generals host the Holiday Inn Tournament today and tomorrow. The first game tonight is at 6 o’clock. Western Wyoming plays United Tribes; the Generals play Salish-Kootenai at 8 o’clock. Tomorrow, the first game will be at 3 pm. The Generals will play United Tribes at 5 o’clock. These are the Generals’ final games until January 11th. Head coach Joel Davidson just wants the players to finish strong this weekend.

The Sheridan Broncs and Lady Bronc play games against Casper Natrona tomorrow night. The Broncs are 0-2, Natrona County is ranked number one in Class 4-A. The Broncs played well in the season opener, and not so well Tuesday night in their loss at Buffalo. Coach Mike Ibach knows they face another stern test in Casper tomorrow night. We will have the game live for you on AM 14-10 KWYO. Varsity tip-off is scheduled for 7:30.

The Lady Broncs are 2-0 and have blown out both Green River and Buffalo. The Lady Bronc expect a much tougher game tomorrow night, when they host a game with Casper Natrona. Varsity tip-off is tomorrow is at 7:30.

In other local action, the Tongue River Eagles play at home this evening against Rocky Mtn. The Lady Eagles will play at Rocky Varsity games are scheduled for 6 o’clock tomorrow. The girls play at home; the boys play at Riverside. Those varsity games are scheduled to begin at 4 o’clock.

The Big Horn Rams and Lady Rams are playing in a tournament hosted by Wright and Glenrock, beginning today. The girls are playing in Glenrock the boys will play in Wright.
The Sheridan Bronc wrestlers will be in Forsyth, Montana for the next two days ,competing in an invitational tournament.

The University of Wyoming Cowboys have a 3-3 record. They play tomorrow afternoon at Colorado in Boulder. Broadcast time will be at 1:30 tomorrow afternoon on AM 14-10 KWYO.

The Denver Broncos will host the Kansas City Chiefs Sunday afternoon. Broadcast time is 1pm on AM 14-10 KWYO.

The Wyoming Cowgirls lost their first game of the season last night at Colorado. The Cowgirls were behind big in the second half, then went on a 14-3 run late to get within one, but CU went on a run of their own and took the game 69-55. The Cowgirls head to a tournament at the University of Iowa this weekend.

The Cowboys are 3-3. They play at CU in Boulder Saturday afternoon. You can hear the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Broadcast time is Saturday at 1:30pm.

In other college action this week: no love from national voters yet for the Sheridan College Lady Generals. They stand at 12-0, and as they begin a three game tournament in Twin Falls, Idaho today, they have the best record in region nine. Voters will likely take note of the Lady Generals if they can get a couple more quality wins this week. Two other region nine teams are in the top 25: they are Northeastern Colorado and Miles City, Montana. Rarely does region nine get three teams in the top 25.

The Generals will host their Holiday Inn Tournament Friday and Saturday at the Hoffman Dome. The Generals are ranked 15th this week, after losing their first game of the season last Saturday against 2nd ranked CSI. This is the final week of the first half of the season. Coach Joel Davidson says the players need to stay focused on this week’s games, as they get ready to head home for the Christmas break. The first game tomorrow will have Western Wyoming playing United Tribes at 6 o’clock. The Generals play Salish-Kootenai at 8 o’clock. Saturday’s games will be at 3 and 5 o’clock. The Generals play United Tribes Saturday.

In high school basketball action this weekend, the Big Horn Rams and Lady Rams will play at a tournament hosted by Wright High School.

The Tongue River teams play Rocky Mtn. tomorrow. The boys play at home at 6 o’clock; the girls play at Rocky. Saturday, the Lady Eagles host Riverside at 4 o’clock, while the Eagles play at Riverside.

The Sheridan Lady Broncs remain the top team in the Class 4-A rankings this week. The Lady Broncs host Natrona County at Sheridan High School Saturday night at 7:30pm. The Broncs will play at Natrona County Saturday night. We will have that game live for you on AM 14-10 KWYO. The tip is scheduled for 7:30pm.

The Sheridan Bronc wrestlers will compete in a tournament in Forsyth, Montana which begins tomorrow. They host a dual with Gillette next Thursday.

The Sheridan Lady Broncs are 2-0 after beating Buffalo. It was all Lady Broncs, as they scored a 70-38 win. Saturday, it’s a rematch of last spring’s state title game between the Lady Broncs and Casper Natrona at Sheridan High School. The last time the two teams played, the Lady Broncs beat NC for the 4-A State Championship. Coach Elliott says the players and coaches know it’s a big step up in the level of competition.

The Broncs played in Buffalo last night. The Broncs had a 13-12 lead at the end of the first quarter, and it went south from there. The Broncs could only score five points in the second quarter. The scoring woes continued in the second half, and the Bison pulled away, scoring at 57-38 win. Dustin McCalla was the only Bronc to score in double figures, with 14 points. The Broncs play at Natrona County Saturday night. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:30pm, and you can hear the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO.

The Sheridan Bronc wrestlers had a duel at Billings West last night. West took the duel, even though the Broncs won more matches. The Broncs forfeited three matches, which turned the match to Billings West 46-33. The Broncs won 6 out of the 10 individual matches, but the 18 forfeit points gave West the win. Broncs winners last night included Jay Sandvig, Garrett Nelson, Jake Reimers, Devan Riley, Casey Gariffa and Cody Mccalla. Next, the Broncs compete at a tournament in Forsyth, Montana this weekend. The Broncs host a conference dual with Gillette next Thursday.

The Sheridan College Generals fell four spots in the National Top 20 Junior College Basketball Poll after their loss at CSI Last Saturday. This week, the Generals host three teams for the Annual Holiday Inn Tournament at the Hoffman Dome Friday and Saturday. Games will be played both night’s at 6pm and 8pm. The Generals will play the late game both nights. The Generals will host Western Wyoming, United Tribes, and the Salish-Kootenai team from Montana.

The Lady Generals are 12-0, and finish up the first half of their season with three road games at a tournament in Twin Falls, Idaho starting tomorrow.

The Wyoming Cowgirls moved up in the national rankings. They are ranked 21st this week. They will play at Colorado in Boulder tomorrow night. You can hear the game live on AM 1410 KWYO, beginning at 6:45pm.

The Cowboys will play at cu Saturday afternoon. Broadcast time will be at 1:30pm.

The Denver Broncos play at home Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs. The game can be heard live on AM 1410 KWYO. Broadcast time is 1 o’clock.

The Sheridan Lady Broncs host the Buffalo Lady Bison tonight. Tip-off is at 7 o’clock The Lady Broncs are coming off Friday 41 point rout of Green River. Seven Lady Bronc varsity players are underclassmen that got their first varsity experience in that game. Coach Mark Elliott was pleased with their contributions. Following tonight’s game with Buffalo, they host a game with Natrona County Saturday.

The Broncs play at Buffalo tonight the Broncs lost 77-71 against Green River. In the opener, Mike Ibach was encouraged by what he saw from the players in that game. Tonight, the Broncs play at Buffalo. The Bison are preseason number one in Class 3-A. We will have the ball game live for you on AM 14-10 KWYO. The tip is scheduled for 7 o’clock.

Both teams have games with Casper Natrona Saturday. The Lady Broncs will play at home with the Broncs at NC.

This week, the Tongue River teams have games with Rocky Mtn. and Riverside. The Eagles host Rocky Mtn. Friday at 6 o’clock. The girls play at Rocky. Then Saturday, the boys play at Riverside and the girls host the Lady Rebels at 4 o’clock.

The Rams and Lady Rams play at a tournament hosted by Wright High School Friday and Saturday.

The Generals and Lady Generals close out the first half of their seasons this week. The Lady Generals are 12-0 and play three games at the College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls. The Generals are 10-1, and host two games this weekend during their Sheridan Holiday Inn Tournament at the Hoffman Dome Friday and Saturday.

The Wyoming Cowgirls are 6-0 and ranked 21st in the country. The new poll comes out today. The Cowgirls play at Colorado tomorrow night. You can hear the game live on AM 14-10 KWYO. Broadcast time is at 6:45pm.

The Wyoming Cowboys are reeling after getting blown out at Akron University 96-71 Saturday. The Pokes are 3-3, and play at CU in Boulder Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock. It’s the first time the Pokes play against former coach Steve Mcclain, who is now an assistant at Colorado.

Bronc wrestlers finished 6th at their season opening tournament in Powell. Cody Mccalla was the Broncs’ lone champion, as he took the title at 215 pounds. The only other Bronc placer was Garrett Nelson. He finished 3rd at 119 pounds. The Broncs have a dual at Billings West tonight, and this weekend compete at a tournament in Forsyth, Montana. The Broncs host a conference dual with Gillette next Thursday.

The Sheridan Lady Broncs opened the basketball season, blowing out Green River 91-52. Great defense put a lot of pressure on the Lady Wolves, which caused over 30 turnovers. Sheridan led by 12 at halftime; by the end of the 3rd quarter the lead was 32 points. Head Coach Mark Elliott says they work so much on defense, that the scoring sometimes suffers early in the season. Scoring wasn’t a problem, as they put up 91 points. Five Lady Broncs scored in double figures, led by Katie Strandholm with 19, freshmen Kayla Woodward had 16. Tomorrow night, the Lady Broncs host Buffalo. The varsity game will start at 7 o’clock.

The Broncs led Green River after the first three quarters, in a great game to open their season. The game turned in a 3 minute stretch mid way through the 4th quarter, when the Broncs missed or turned the ball over on five straight possessions. The Wolves went up by six points, and held off the Broncs 77-71. Head Coach Mike Ibach was very encouraged by what he saw from the Broncs. Sophomores Austin Woodward and TJ Stender looked good in their first varsity game. Woodward led all scorers with 23, and Stender chipped in with 16. Senor Dustin Mcalla had 11. Ibach says Woodward and Stender didn’t play like sophomores. The Broncs play at Buffalo tomorrow night. We will have the game for you live on AM 14-10 KWYO, starting at 7 pm.

In other weekend action, the Big Horn Lady Rams started their season 3-0 at a tournament in Lusk. The Rams went 1-2 at that tournament. The Tongue River teams played at a tournament in Thermopolis. The Eagles were 1-2; the Lady Eagles went 0-3. This week, the Big Horn teams play at a tournament hosted by Wright High School, and the Tongue River teams will play games against Rocky Mountain and Riverside.

The Sheridan College Lady Generals are 12-0 after sweeping three games at their Wyoming Conference Pre-Season Tournament in Casper. They blew out Northwest College and Eastern Wyoming, then had a great win Saturday over Western Wyoming 83-77. Tonisha Mack had a monster game with 28 points and 20 rebounds; Tahnee Robinson had 20 points and 13 rebounds; and Lyndie Neville had 17 points and 7 assists. This week, the Lady Generals get their toughest test of the season when they play three games at a tournament at the College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls.

The Generals lost their first game of the season in Twin Falls Saturday night against CSI, the number 2 ranked team in the country. They lost big after falling behind 12-2 to start the game and never recovered, losing 122-93. They did pick up 2 big wins, too. Head coach Joel Davidson says they just didn’t get it done against a really good team Saturday. The Generals play at home Friday and Saturday, hosting their Holiday Inn Tournament.

In other weekend action, the Wyoming Cowboys got blown out at Akron Saturday night. They are now 3-3, and will play at Colorado Saturday afternoon.

The Cowgirls remain unbeaten after clobbering Denver Saturday. They are 6-0, still nationally ranked, and will play at Colorado Wednesday night. The game will be broadcast live on AM 1410 KWYO.

The Denver Broncos lost at Oakland yesterday 34-20. The Broncos are now 5-7 overall, and will play at home Sunday against Kansas City.

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