GALLERY: Lady Broncs vs. Cheyenne South
The Lady Broncs hosted Cheyenne South on Friday, Dec. 11, falling to 0-2 with a late-in-the-game 49-46 loss to the Bison.
The Jackson Hole High School girls basketball team stands for the National Anthem before facing Cheyenne South High School last Friday at home.
Melissa Kussy passes to an open teammate last Friday as the Lady Broncs hosted Cheyenne South.
Karsen Breeding breaks away downcourt last Friday against Cheyenne South.
Jacie Chatham looks for an opening last Friday as the Lady Broncs faced Cheyenne South at home.
Jacie Chatham sails in for a layup last Friday as the Lady Broncs faced Cheyenne South at home. The Bison took the lead late in the fourth quarter, defeating Jackson 49-46.
Karsen Breeding looks for a route last Friday against Cheyenne South.
Brooklyn Hills drives in toward the basket last Friday against Cheyenne South.
Melissa Kussy looks to pass under pressure against Cheyenne South.
Audrey Fouras looks to score last Friday against Cheyenne South.
Karsen Breeding takes a free throw following a technical foul to an empty gym last Friday as the Lady Broncs faced Cheyenne South. Spectators are not allowed this season in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19.
Head coach Jason Huggins huddles with his players last Friday as the Lady Broncs faced Cheyenne South.
Jacie Chatham looks to score last Friday against Cheyenne South.
Brooklyn Hills reacts as the Lady Broncs lose their lead late in the fourth quarter against Cheyenne South. The Bison defeated Jackson 49-46.
Audrey Fouras keeps her eyes on the net as she goes to the floor last Friday against Cheyenne South. The Bison beat the Lady Broncs 49-46 after coming from behind in the fourth quarter.
The Lady Broncs wave to the Cheyenne South Bison in lieu of post-game high fives following last Friday's 49-46 loss at home.
Ryan Dorgan
Ryan Dorgan joined the staff as a photographer in 2016 after two years covering the state of Wyoming for the Casper Star-Tribune and working at newspapers in Vermont and his home state of Indiana. He and his wife live in Kelly with their dog, Dottie.
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