The Jackson Broncs’ hurry-up offense ran four plays on its final possession of Friday’s 3A semifinal in Torrington. Jackson ran two running plays and each time the offense quickly got back to the line of scrimmage without huddling. The third play was another run that ended with the ballcarri…
It’s tough to get in peak mountaineering shape come August when the peaks are frozen over in June. But there are some objectives where the snow serves as a benefit.
The University of Wyoming hasn’t had a player selected in the first round of the NFL Draft since 1976, but that streak will come to an end tomorrow night.
I’m an experienced idiot. You’d think experience would prevent me from being an idiot, but, unfortunately, that’s not the case.
The NFL draft is just over four weeks away and the most intriguing player — and most picked apart player — in this year’s draft is a Wyoming Cowboy.
When the Black Diamond Hockey League was conceived four years ago, no one was sure it would be sustainable.
The Winter Games may be over but two local Olympians resume their World Cup seasons Saturday with plenty to ski for.
Last Friday it took me 18 hours to travel from Jackson to South Korea. And when I arrived I was still 10 hours away from putting head to bed.
Polls are awesome. Everyone loves rankings. But there’s a reason I don’t vote in the WyoPreps polls.
Last night I rooted for a 19-year-old kid to be benched during the middle of the biggest game of his life. I wasn’t the only one.
Giving is better than receiving, so I’ll be playing the role of Spitballin’ Claus and dishing out gifts to the teams and athletes of Jackson Hole to help ensure a merry 2018.
Snow is still absent in Jackson Hole, but the Winter Olympic forecast is already beginning to take shape.
I’ve never been so happy to be 2,000 miles from home.
I turn 31 years old this week. My neck, left shoulder and lower back are all killing me. I’m stiff as a board and can’t touch my toes unless it’s well past noon and my body has loosened up after a good night’s rest.
Jackson Hole High School is 14 months into its transition from Class 3A to Class 4A, and so far the classification’s smallest school has taken its lumps.
Tracking the results of Jackson Hole skiers on the international stage will be as compelling as ever this winter. Because every World Cup race result will help determine which of our three superstars will compete in the 2018 Olympic Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
When it comes to floor paint, less is more.
It’s tough not to respect a bunch of kids who are spending their summer and fall this year playing for a football team most people expected to lose almost every game. I admire the small roster of 30 Broncs for their determination. And, so far, I’ve been impressed with their stellar play.
I expect that Jackson football fans are going to like new coach David Joyce. I just hope the Broncs’ faithful are patient with the program’s new leader.
I always encourage people I cover to share their adventure stories with me. It makes for better newspapers, and I consider it a privilege to sit down with them and ask questions.
Post 43 is 3-7 in its last 10 games as the team begins state tournament play today in Casper.
The work was put in, tenfold. The execution was flawless. And yet the result wasn’t the desired one.
There’s one big reason Jackson football fans should make the trip down to War Memorial Stadium in Laramie this fall. No, it’s not because the University of Wyoming is allowing beer and wine sales at football games this season. Although that doesn’t hurt. It’s because the guy that NFL scouts …
Growing up I couldn’t stand the kids who wanted to play two-hand touch football. The feeling of delivering a big hit or returning the favor to someone who leveled me was the best part of the game.
For the second straight year Jackson Hole High School is home to a finalist for the highest honor a Wyoming prep athlete can receive.
The first time I stood atop the Grand Teton I wasn’t taking in the view. I wasn’t taking pleasure in a job well done. All I was thinking about was, “Why does this summit smell like a port-a-potty?”
“Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.”
Sports are often judged by wins and losses, but it shouldn’t be that way. At least not for this season’s Jackson Hole High School’s basketball teams.
For four seasons I’ve written about the Jackson Hole High School girls basketball team’s continuous struggles. Week after week I scour for bright spots over seasons that have included win totals of two, one, one and, so far this season, zero.
Jackson Hole alpine fans are spoiled. They have not one but two of the world’s best ski racers to cheer for. And between the two of them there’s a good chance their window of success could give fans something to take pride in for a quarter century.
Going to the gym in Jackson has become a miserable experience.
It was apparent Jackson’s boys basketball team had an excellent shot for its first victory Thursday versus Star Valley right when the game got underway.
“The move to 4A will affect the Broncs in some sports more than others.”
On Monday morning I woke up, trudged my way through my backyard toward the street and shoveled snow from my four-car driveway for 30 minutes.
In a town where so many people care much more about their own athletic achievements than watching others compete, it’s amazing the draw Moose Hockey gets year after year.
Here’s an excursion idea better than any muddy trail run or November hiking attempt.
It’s a shame that cross-country isn’t the viewing spectacle other sports are, because at Jackson Hole High School that sport features the biggest stars.
Go by Eleanor’s on a September Sunday and you’ll see NFL jerseys that represent nearly each of the league’s 32 teams.
Jackson Hole High School set a school record in 2015-16 for state championships in a year, and Broncs fans, students and alumni soaked up the success. But trophies will soon be tougher to come by.
One thing I’ve learned since moving to Wyoming in 2011 is that Wyoming pride is no joke. The people who live here defend this place like a dad defends his only daughter.
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