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Wyoming’s Week 6 of the 2025 outdoor track season is packed with 14 meets statewide, offering a showcase of both sprint and field events. Local teams across various schools will compete, with highlights including the Cheyenne Throwing Meet and the Gary Benson 3A/4A Clash. Despite some weather disruptions canceling events, the excitement remains high as community supporters rally to cheer on their athletes. This week promises to be memorable for track enthusiasts and athletes alike.

Busy Track Week in Wyoming: A Week to Remember for Track Enthusiasts!

Wyoming is buzzing with excitement as we dive into Week 6 of the 2025 outdoor track season, with a whopping 14 track meets lined up across the state! Whether you’re a fan of the sprint races or love the field events, there’s something for everyone this week.

Local Events – The Heart of the Action

Kicking off the eventful week, six of these meets are scheduled for Tuesday, making it the busiest day for track in Wyoming. Schools in Newcastle, Lander, Sheridan, Wright, Afton, Cody, Cheyenne, Douglas, Kaycee, Pine Bluffs, and Cowley will all host meets throughout the week. For those who prefer field events, Baggs and Cheyenne will have more specialized action to showcase talent in that area. The community is rallying behind their teams, with fans excited to cheer on local athletes!

Cheyenne Throwing Meet – A Battle of Strength

At the Cheyenne Throwing Meet, teams from Cheyenne Central, Cheyenne East, Cheyenne South, and Pine Bluffs are vying for top honors. The results showed a fantastic contest! In the girls’ competition, Cheyenne East came out on top with 27 points, followed closely by Central with 23, and Pine Bluffs at 18. For the boys, Cheyenne East dominated the field with an impressive 54 points, leaving Cheyenne Central behind at 24 points.

Gary Benson 3A/4A Clash – A Showcase of Talents

Another highlight of the week is the Gary Benson 3A/4A Clash happening at Sheridan High School, featuring schools like Buffalo, Campbell County, Cody, and more. The competition was fierce and resulted in some thrilling finishes! Natrona County took the lead for the girls with 138.50 points, while Sheridan made waves in the boys’ category with an astounding 205.50 points. Notably, Grace Miller from Thunder Basin excelled in both the 100 and 200-meter races, while Jaden Meyer from Douglas showcased his prowess in the hurdles events.

Exciting Competitions Across the State

The NHS Quad at Newcastle HS brought together Hulett, Newcastle, Sundance, and Upton, dominating the results. Newcastle girls triumphed with an impressive 181 points, while their boys soared to victory with an overwhelming 260 points. Adalyn Olson shone brightly, securing wins in the 100 meters, 100 hurdles, and long jump.

Meanwhile, the Panther Twilight at Wright High School saw Wright’s athletes shining once more, outscoring competitors with impressive results: 233 points for the girls and 167 points for the boys. Mili Meza Perdomo made headlines by winning both the 100 and 300 hurdles, showcasing her incredible athleticism.

The Riverton/Lander Dual – A Perfect Performance

The Riverton/Lander Dual at Lander Valley HS had the hosts putting on a show, defeating Riverton in both girls’ (80-38) and boys’ (76-51) competitions. Key athletes like Paisley Hollingshead and Brayden Johnson-Baker displayed their skill sets, making it a memorable day for Lander fans!

Weather Woes and Out-of-State Events

Unfortunately, not all meets went off without a hitch. The Cody Trifecta was canceled, and the Dave Draney Memorial at Star Valley HS faced interruptions due to troublesome weather. Additionally, some Wyoming athletes participated in out-of-state events, with a few meets lined up in Idaho and Nebraska, though the Rapid City Track-O-Rama faced cancellation.

Wrapping It Up

This is shaping up to be an exciting week full of thrilling competition and impressive athleticism, showcasing Wyoming’s best on the track. So grab your track shoes or cheer gear, head out to support the athletes, and witness the excitement that this week has in store for the Wyoming community!

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