A pair of Rock River seniors signed national letters of intent Tuesday to continue their student-athlete careers at the collegiate level. Taylor Broyles, left, signed to play basketball at Doane College in Crete, Neb., and Rory Clark-Johnston signed to play volleyball at Central Lakes Colleg…
Several notable changes are on the horizon for Laramie High School sports with recent decisions after the 2017-18 academic year.
A historic season for Rock River basketball came to a close Friday at the Wyoming Class 1A State Basketball Tournament in Casper.
LARAMIE — The Rock River girls basketball program is beginning to become one of the perennial participants in the Class 1A state basketball tournament, qualifying for state for the third straight season last weekend.
Rock River High School has never had both the boys and girls basketball teams advance to the state tournament in the same season before.
CASPER — The first one is out of the way.
Rock River volleyball coach Heather Alexander left the team’s first practice back in mid August with one thought: her Lady Longhorns were good enough to be in the state tournament.
Rock River girls basketball coach Terrance Reese was asked for a goal for his Lady Longhorns for the Wyoming Class 1A state basketball tournament Wednesday.
The Rock River Lady Longhorns appeared to have St. Stephens’ number Thursday midway through the second quarter of the Wyoming Class 1A State Basketball Tournament in Casper.
For the Rock River Lady Longhorns, earning a trip to the Wyoming Class 1A State Tournament hasn’t been the hardest thing they’ve done in the last week.
Rock River High School started playing 6-man football three years ago, and the numbers game has always been a problem for the small school in southeast Wyoming.
The offense went cold for the Rock River Lady Longhorns on the second day of the Wyoming Class 1A Basketball Tournament in Casper.
CASPER — Making their first appearance in a state basketball tournament since 1987, the Rock River Lady Longhorns showed the rest of the state they weren’t a fluke by leading top-ranked St. Stephens 27-25 at halftime in a Wyoming Class 1A quarterfinal game Thursday at the Casper Events Center.
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