News Summary

The Green River High School Outdoor Track and Field team officially began its spring season with practice on March 10, gearing up for an exciting first meet against Kelly Walsh High School. With a talented roster of 58 athletes, including 24 freshmen, the Wolverines aim to surpass last year’s success at the State meet. Fans are encouraged to support the team during the upcoming Invitational Meet on April 9, showcasing the community’s vibrant spirit and the athletes’ hard work and dedication.

Welcome to the Start of Track Season in Green River!

Green River, the home of adventure and vibrant community spirit, is buzzing with excitement as Green River High School’s Outdoor Track and Field team kicked off its first practice of the spring sports season on March 10. The anticipation is palpable, especially with the first meet scheduled today against the Kelly Walsh Quad at Kelly Walsh High School in Casper. It’s time to lace up those running shoes!

A Team Full of Potential

This year’s track and field teams, known as the Wolverines, have a roster of 58 enthusiastic members who are ready to hit the track and field. The team is predominantly made up of young talent, with 24 freshmen leading the charge, followed by 15 sophomores, 6 juniors, and 13 seniors. Freshmen are particularly exciting for the coaching staff, as they bring promise and potential to the table!

Goals That Soar High

As the team gears up for competition in the 4A West alongside schools like Evanston, Star Valley, and Kelly Walsh, their ambitious goals are to not only represent their school but also to increase their presence at the State meet. Last year, they sent eight athletes to this prestigious event, and this year, there’s a collective hope to beat that number. The Wolverines have a busy season ahead, with nine in-state multi-team invitationals and one smaller meet scheduled before they head into mid-May regionals at Evanston High School, concluding with the State Meet on May 22 in Casper.

Mark Your Calendars!

Don’t miss out; Green River will look spectacular when they host their own Invitational Meet on April 9, kicking off at 9 a.m. Get ready to cheer on the Wolverines as they show off their training and determination!

Spotlight on Senior Athletes

The excitement doesn’t stop there! Several talented seniors are concluding their final athletic season. Key athletes to watch include:

  • Girls: Isabelle Murdock, Lily Murdock, Meeka Iwen (distance), Lillian Allison (throws), Mikayla Dockter (sprints and pole vault), Evan Murray (sprints), Bree Van Etten (middle distance).
  • Boys: Chaz Helmandollar, Jared Comerer, Dallan Rosene (sprints and jumps), Trace Erdman, Keegan Gailey (sprints, jumps, and pole vault), Jordan Andrew (distance).

Recent Triumphs in Competition

The Wolverines display their competitive spirit, as evidenced by their recent performances at the Wyoming Classic Track Meet. Lillian Allison shined by placing 4th in Shot Put with a personal record of 39-04.00. Another standout, Christopher Wilson, showcased his skill by earning a 2nd place finish in Long Jump with an impressive leap of 22-03.75, along with a victory in the 300 Hurdles with a time of 39.39 seconds. At the Kelly Walsh Invitational, many Wolverines recorded personal bests, with Christopher taking gold in the 300 Hurdles and Triple Jump, and Dillon Davis securing 8th in the Shot Put.

Glimmers of Hope for the Girls

The girls’ team wasn’t far behind, with Lillian Allison finishing strong—2nd in Discus and 3rd in Shot Put. Their determination and talent are evident as they head into upcoming competitions.

Exciting Meets Ahead

Looking forward, the track and field team is set to compete in several thrilling meets. Notably, the “Trackstravaganza” in Cody promises to be an exciting highlight, serving as the last regularly scheduled meet before Regionals. The Wolverines are pumped, and as the season moves forward, all eyes will be on them as they aim to reach new heights.

In conclusion, it’s shaping up to be a spectacular season for Green River High School Track and Field. With a dynamic roster, ambitious goals, and spirited support from the community, the Wolverines are ready to face whatever the season throws at them. Here’s to a season full of pride, passion, and performance!

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