WyoPreps 2025 High School Sports Year In Review

As with any sports year, 2025 brought Wyoming High School sports several twists, turns, ups, downs, and some familiar outcomes. WyoPreps is looking back on last year with our review of state champions. We go in order of the calendar, so the winter results are first, followed by spring, summer, and then fall. Our focus is on the team champions with a few individual highlights, and in the summer, we included some all-star competitions.

WYOPREPS 2025 HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS YEAR IN REVIEW

The 2025 boys’ swimming and diving state champions continued their streaks. Lander captured the 3A crown for the 29th consecutive year, while Laramie topped Class 4A for the eighth straight season. At the state wrestling championships, Star Valley won the girls team title for the third year in a row. Sheridan’s Becca Oetken became the first girl in state history to win three consecutive state titles. Thunder Basin repeated as the 4A boys’ team champs with six individual winners. Powell won the 3A crown. It was the Panthers’ first title since 2015. Moorcroft captured the 2A boys again. Three wrestlers, Cheyenne East’s Liam Fox, Kemmerer’s Roany Proffit, and Nathan Fish from Lingle-Ft. Laramie/Southeast joined the elite four-time champions club for boys. At the Nordic skiing state championships, the Jackson girls and Kelly Walsh boys prevailed. Jackson swept the Alpine skiing team titles for the 14th year in a row. Cody won both the girls’ and boys’ team crowns at the 3A Indoor Track state championships. The Laramie girls and Sheridan boys took first in the 4A team races. Finally, on the basketball court, the Southeast girls repeated as 1A state champs, Tongue River did the same in 2A girls, Douglas won its seventh in a row in 3A girls, and Cheyenne Central won 4A for their first title since 2008. On the boys’ side, Lingle-Ft. Laramie won 1A, Thermopolis 2A, Lovell 3A, and Campbell County 4A.

Spring Sports State Champions

In the spring sports, some usual favorites prevailed again. The Cody girls won 3A soccer for the third time in the last four seasons. The Buffalo Bison won the 3A boys division for their first crown in 12 years. Jackson swept the 4A soccer titles. It was the first in this class for the Bronc girls, while the boys won it for the fourth time in the last five years. Campbell County won its second softball state championship in May. At the outdoor track state championships, in the girls’ team races, Lingle-Ft. Laramie took 1A, Kemmerer repeated as 2A champs, Lander won their second straight 3A team title, and Natrona County took the 4A crown. In the boys’ team standings, Burlington captured 1A for the third straight year, Big Horn repeated in 2A, Lovell was the champs in 3A, and Sheridan won 4A for the fourth time in the last five years. Two individuals won four events at the state track meet. Addison Barnes of Cokeville won the 1A 200 meters, 400 meters, 100-meter hurdles, and 300-meter hurdles. Kemmerer’s Cole Rogers matched that, as he won 100 meters, 400 meters, 110-meter hurdles, and 300-meter hurdles.

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Baseball and the Summer All-Star Season

The summer brought all-star events and American Legion Baseball. Wyoming lost to Nebraska, 68-28, in the 6-man Shootout. The North won the 52nd annual Shrine Bowl 34-28 over the South. Wyoming’s girls split their annual basketball series against Montana. They lost 91-80 in the game in Gillette, but snapped a 16-game losing streak with an 81-75 victory in Billings, MT. The boys were swept. They lost in Gillette, 102-90, and in Billings, 98-73. Team USA beat Canada in the 27th annual Can-Am Bowl, 70-52. The North won volleyball, 3-2, and boys’ basketball, 90-72, at the Wyoming Coaches Association all-star games in July. The South won girls’ basketball, 79-55. On the diamond, Lovell won the Wyoming American Legion Baseball Single-A state championship, and Gillette won the Double-A title.

Fall Sports State Champs

The fall championship began last September with the culmination of the golf season. The Thermopolis girls and Sundance boys won the 2A crowns. Wheatland swept the team titles in 3A. Class 4A’s team titles went to the Evanston girls and Campbell County boys. The Cheyenne Central girls and Sheridan boys won the state tennis team championships. Cross country was contested in Cheyenne in late October. The girls’ team champs were Big Horn in 2A, Cody repeated in 3A, and Cheyenne Central did the same in 4A. Burlington, Mountain View, and Sheridan were the boys’ team champs. In girls’ swimming and diving, Jackson won the 4A title, their first since in that division and first since 2015. Lander took 3A for the second straight year. At the volleyball state championships, Cokeville got back on top in 1A, Big Horn won its third consecutive 2A title, Lovell topped 3A, and Kelly Walsh repeated in 4A. Finally, on the football field in Laramie, Little Snake River won the 6-man championship for the second straight season, Pine Bluffs accomplished the same in 9-man, Mountain View got back to the top of Class 2A, while Star Valley four-peated in 3A, and Sheridan won its fifth 4A football title in a row.

Congratulations to all the state champions in 2025, as well as individual state champs (too many to feature, but all were deserving). WyoPreps looks forward to a great 2026!