Adam Engel

Heading back to the 3️⃣0️⃣7️⃣! Excited to join @WyoSports covering Laramie High School and University of Wyoming Olympic sports. Let’s go! 🔥🔥

The Cowboys golf team had a strong showing at the National Golf Invitational. buff.ly/m3fTCFx #gowyo #onewyoming #wyosports

We took 5️⃣th at the 2026 National Golf Invitational. Brody Leid carded a new program-record 198 (-18) ⭐️ 📰⤵️ tinyurl.com/2x367e6k

Lauritzen wins the playoff

"I can’t take anything away from the season we have had. The start of the season to where we have become as a group is just unreal. I am so proud of the kids. Nothing to hang our heads on.” wyomingnews.com/wyosports/jack…

FINAL: Jackson 3, Laramie 1. Broncs go back to back. Laramie misses out on its first state title since 2016

65th minute: Jackson's Taylor Moe follows her shot and buries the rebound. 3-1 Broncs

Jackson's Ruby Hoelscher converts a penalty kick in the 63rd minute. 2-1 Jackson

FINAL: Central falls 2-1. Broncs take third.

Ava Wallhead ties it. 1-1 in the 44th. Her seventh goal of the tournament.

Christian Burgess, who got stoned by Somerset at the end of the first half, gets one by him to make it 2-0 with 18:18 left in the game. The way this has gone, that probably is the dagger.

Jackson and Laramie entered this tournament leading 4A in offense with 4.1 goals per match.

HALF: Jackson leads 1-0. Jackson with a 7-6 shot margin, but Laramie fired four shots on goal.

32nd minute: Jackson leads 1-0 as Ruby Hoelscher skips one past Laramie's Jalyn Coffin.

We moved 🆙 during Day ✌️ of the NGI Brody Leid holds a 3️⃣-shot lead going into Sunday’s final round 👀 📰⤵️ tinyurl.com/4h7kekz4

Jackson spending plenty of time in its attacking third to start this one. Scoreless through 17 minutes. Shots are 3-1 in favor of Jackson

On a completely unrelated note, Campbell County has a sparrow that keeps flying up to the NFHS camera, and it's the funniest thing (I'm tired).

4A girls state championship time. Laramie vs Jackson. Kick-off at 4. Laramie seeking its fifth title and first since 2016. Jackson looking to go back to back.

Cheyenne East wins its first softball title in program history with a walk-off single by senior Alexa Luethy to beat Cheyenne Central 5-4.

After the 4A girls 3rd place game went to PKs, 4A boys 3rd place is just about set to get underway. Indians face Sheridan in a rematch of the East Conference final. Both teams coming off hard fought losses yesterday, as well.

A non-Gillette team will be Wyoming’s state softball champion for the first time since the sport was sanctioned in 2021. Cheyenne East and Cheyenne Central just getting underway in the title game. Rock Springs finished third, its best finish in program history.