Laramie High senior Libby Berryhill and freshman Addison Forry were running partners as they placed in the top 10 during the first postseason race of the season.
LARAMIE – After having not played a home game in nearly a month and a half, there was no place like home for Laramie on Friday night.
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There’s no doubt Laramie High running back Isaac Sell has emerged as an explosive force on offense during the Class 4A football season.
Thunder Basin struck early and often Friday night. And, to be frank, there wasn’t much Laramie High could do about it.
CHEYENNE — Laramie’s Libby Berryhill bested the field at Friday morning’s Leroy Sprague Invitational.
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The overall record might not be what Laramie High senior Isaac Sell would prefer — especially considering his competitive instincts.
The Laramie High girls swimming and diving team continued to cruise through the season by improving to 16-0 in duals and picking up its 17th state qualifier for the season.
CHEYENNE – “Junk ball” sessions are a regular part of Laramie volleyball practice. Balls are thrown in at odd times and at wild angles to simulate the unpredictable nature of matches where not every ball is going to come over the net after three perfect touches.
In a matter of just 36 seconds, what looked like it could have been the start of a monumental upset for Laramie High turned into disaster.
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It only happens in very rare circumstances in the history of Wyoming high school football, especially in Class 4A.
Senior Kayla Vasquez and junior Abby Kersey made the most of the final time they would play tennis together as Lady Plainsmen.
The Laramie High volleyball kept on rolling, improving to 10-0 on the season by picking up two more wins.
Laramie High couldn’t have asked for a more perfect start against Kelly Walsh.
Laramie High School’s scheduled home football matchup with Kelly Walsh has been postponed due to poor air quality in Laramie, LHS head coach Clint Reed confirmed with WyoSports.
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After tough road trips in back-to-back weeks, the Laramie High football team doesn’t have to board a bus this week.
The Laramie High cross-country teams recently traveled to Sheridan to compete in one of several 5-kilometer races Saturday at Black Tooth Park.
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