News Summary

As the Wyoming high school track and field season progresses, many meets are plagued by cancellations due to Spring Break. Despite the setbacks, students are displaying remarkable performances at various competitions, showcasing their talents across multiple schools. The season, although disrupted, continues to inspire athletes who adapt to changing schedules and strive for success as they push through challenges.

Cheerful Competition: Wyoming High School Track and Field Faces Spring Challenges

As spring blooms across Wyoming, the excitement of the 2025 high school track and field season is palpable. However, in the midst of all that energetic hustle and bustle, schools are finding their schedules a bit tangled thanks to Spring Break. The third week of the season is filled with a variety of scheduled meets, but many athletes are facing cancellations and postponements that might leave them sidelined.

Meets This Week

Track enthusiasts can look forward to competitions taking place in Casper, Rock Springs, Glenrock, Greybull, and Buffalo this week, making for an exciting atmosphere! Some schools have chosen to compete in neighboring states like Colorado, Idaho, Nebraska, or Utah, undoubtedly eager for a shot at some amazing competition.

Unfortunately, not every scheduled event is able to go on as planned. The NORTH SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL MEET in Coalville, UT, which featured the Lyman team, has been canceled, leaving athletes and fans alike disappointed.

Major Results from Casper

The excitement persists at the GLEN LEGLER EARLY BIRD meet hosted at Natrona County High School in Casper, where teams from across the region gathered to compete. The meet saw impressive performances as athletes from schools such as Cody, Laramie, and Torrington battled it out for top honors. On the girls’ side, Brooklyn Ausmus from Torrington and Kate Lewis from Laramie both showcased their talents by winning two events each. Meanwhile, in the boys’ division, Logan Borden from Natrona County and Raynor Ranum from Campbell County also won two events each!

In terms of team scores, the Kelly Walsh girls took the lead with 148.5 points, followed closely by Natrona County with 143 points. As for the boys, Natrona County topped the rankings with an impressive 160 points, while Kelly Walsh claimed second place with 127.33 points.

Events Affected by Spring Break

Other notable cancellations include the TED SCHROEDER ‘MEET OF HOPE’ at Rock Springs High School, as well as the JERRY CAMPBELL INVITATIONAL at Buffalo High School, adding to the frustration of scheduled competitions.
Meanwhile, the TONY LEHNER/AL FINCH INVITATIONAL in Glenrock has been postponed to April 12, leaving teams pinning their hopes on that new date.

Out-of-State Action

In a shining moment for the Cokeville team, they brought home results from the PRESTON INVITATIONAL in Preston, ID, placing ninth in the girls’ division with 44 points. The boys’ team didn’t fare as well, coming in 13th with just 10 points. Notably, Addison Barnes emerged a star, taking first in the 400 meters and 300 hurdles while also achieving strong finishes in long jump and 100 hurdles.

The BILL GERARD MEMORIAL at Greybull High School brought together a host of teams, with the Thermopolis girls finishing on top with 94 points. Their boys’ counterparts dominated as well, racking up a whopping 180.5 points.

Triangulations and Out-of-State Competitors

The SHERIDAN TRIANGULAR featured a thrilling showdown involving Big Horn, Sheridan, and Thunder Basin. Sheridan’s girls amassed an impressive 259 points, while their boys came close at 253.5 points.

In addition, the ALTITUDE RUNNING INVITATIONAL saw Cheyenne Central’s girls take seventh and Laramie follow closely in thirteenth place. Individual winners at this event included Lainey Berryhill and Flynn Arnold from Laramie, showcasing the potential of developing track talents.

What’s Next?

While cancellations and changes may have altered the schedule, the spirit of competition remains alive and well across Wyoming’s track and field scene. Athletes and coaches continue to adapt, finding new opportunities to shine. As the season progresses, we can only hope for a clearer sprint ahead filled with thrilling races and spectacular performances!

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