Archive - Sep 2016 - Sports

Sheridan Bronc Football
The #1 ranked 4A Broncs fell to #2 Gillette in a close game 24-21. After scoring a TD to shorten Gillette's lead to 3 points, the Broncs Defense could not stop Gillette's Offense before time ran out.

Next Friday is Homecoming for the Broncs and they will look to bounce back against Cheyenne Central.

Tongue River Eagles Football
The #3 ranked 1A Eagles shutout Lusk 40-0 Friday night. The team moves to 4-1 on the season with a win on their Homecoming night and look to take care of Wright next week.

LADY BRONC VOLLEYBALL - The Lady Bronc volleyball team lost their conference match to Gillette last night the Camels took the match in three straight games.

They play tomorrow in Billings at the Border War event joining Gillette and Natrona county playing the three big schools from Billings.

STATE TENNIS - The Bronc and Lady Bronc tennis teams opened the Wyoming state tennis championships yesterday in Gillette the Lady Broncs are in 7th place after day one the Broncs are also in 7th place.

SHS TO HONOR 1986 STATE CHAMPS - It's Gillette week at Sheridan high school tonight the Lady Bronc volleyball team will host the Camels the varsity match is scheduled to start at 6:30, tomorrow the Broncs host the Camels in football high school Activities Director Don Julian says they will be honoring the 1986 Lady Bronc state championship volleyball team at tonight's game and the 86' Bronc state championship football team tomorrow night.

BRONC / LADY BRONC X-COUNTRY - The Bronc and Lady Bronc cross country runners are coming off top three finishes at the Casper invitational in wet weather conditions last weekend , Head coach Art Bauers says it was the first time they had to fight through tough conditions and it came at a good time.

With a couple weeks left in the regular season he says all the runners are in very good physical shape and now it's all about getting mentally tough as they look ahead to their conference and state championships.

BRONC / LADY BRONC TENNIS - The Bronc and Lady Bronc tennis teams will play at the Wyoming state tennis championships this week play gets underway Thursday in Gillette.

The conference tournament was washed out in Cody due to rain last weekend, Head coach Bob Faurot says they got a few matches in and missing the rest of the tournament was a disappointment.

They have today and tomorrow for their final prep for the state tournament as he talks about expectations for both teams this week

It was a miserable day outside for a college rodeo this past weekend but inside the Sheridan College AgriPark indoor arena the weather was beautiful.

The AgriPark arena was a sanctuary for rained out cowboys and cowgirls who were very thankful to Sheridan College and this community for having a dry place to compete.

BRONC FOOTBALL - The Sheridan Broncs beat Rock Springs 24-16 and are the only remaining unbeaten team in 4-A football and are riding an 11 game winning streak they will host Gillette Friday night.

The Broncs jumped out to a 10-0 lead, the Tigers made it a 10-8 ballgame at halftime, the Broncs extended the lead to 17-8 and Rock Springs came right back and closed the gap to 17-16 but the Broncs made a great 4th quarter drive and got the points that put it away after the win Head coach Don Julian.

BRONC FOOTBALL - The Sheridan Broncs travel to rock springs today our coverage of the game will start with the First Federal bank and trust pregame show at 6:30 with kickoff at 7:00 on 87.7 FM ESPN radio.

The Broncs and Tigers are ranked one and two in this week's Wyoming high school football poll.

It's another in a string of important games for the Broncs and Head coach Don Julian says the Broncs are ready to face the challenge.

And he says "Special Teams" could be the main factor in the outcome of tonight's game.

SRD - The Sheridan Recreation District board went through a light agenda at their monthly meeting Wednesday they received an update of on going construction on the new West 5th street park project and also discussed the planning for the new Doubleday sports complex which will be located in north Sheridan.

The multi year Doubleday project will include youth and adult soccer fields, baseball and softball fields and little guy football fields with the amenities to go with a large recreation area.

BRONC FOOTBALL - The Sheridan Broncs play at Rock Springs Friday night in a battle of the number one ranked Broncs against number two Rock Springs.

The Broncs are right in the middle of a brutal stretch of games that will include next week's home game with Gillette.

Head coach Don Julian says Friday night will be another night of "Big Boy" football against a very tough Rock Springs ball club.