Lose two, win two.
Jackson Hole’s Old West Days Parade had long weathered the nickname Cold Wet Days since spring showers annually threatened to dampen the Memorial Day weekend tradition.
It was a visual feast for the eyes this weekend at the third Teton Powwow. The colors, dances and traditions wowed the audience at Snow King Sports and Events Center.
The Jackson Hole News&Guide won recognition for solutions journalism, multimedia, page design, photography and reporting on elections, legal battles, technology and the environment at the regional Top of the Rockies Contest.
The last time Jeanine and Larry Kaleff saw their oldest son was in the Jackson Hole Airport near baggage claim.
Florin Ion has become a celebrity in the Jackson community simply because of his abundant joy.
In the end, all that remained was mostly crumbs.
A few weeks after I came to the News&Guide as a staff photographer in May 2004, I was rifling around in a desk drawer in the photo department for one reason or another. Tucked in the back I found a pair of three-inch cylinders wrapped in foil, and immediately recognized them as a couple …
The man, the myth, the legend, Robert Baker — also affectionately known at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort as “The Buddha” for his Zen-like ski turns and humble demeanor — skied more than 5 million vertical feet this season.
Jackson’s Biggest Rockstar has stayed true to the groove, three years later.
The gods pulled their greatest April Fools’ Day prank yet: a blizzard at Rendezvous Spring Festival.
Standing on top of Upper Exhibition as snowmobiles rolled down the course to his left and people sledded down Snow King Mountain on their butts to his right, Dennis Barnes’ friends said he’d been making “friends.”
A new after-school program at Munger Mountain Elementary School is already finding great success. Even teachers want in on the action.
It was too close to call two Fridays ago.
Competition and emotions heated up quickly at Jackson Elementary School last week as third, fourth and fifth graders competed in the annual spelling bee.
If Snow King Mountain Resort’s unsung heroes are its groomers, its unsung hazard for late-night skiers is the winch cat, a groomer supported by a high-tension cable.
Heavily favored going in, the Jackson Hole Lacrosse Club’s boys’ varsity team did what everyone thought it would do on Saturday night in Sandpoint, Idaho.
The team points were hard to come by for the Jackson Broncs last weekend at the Wyoming 4A State Track and Field Championships in Casper.
The Jackson Giants continue on an upward trajectory, like a big fly headed for the outfield wall.
The Jackson Hole High boys’ soccer team has won three straight 4A state titles, but only one of those titles came after also winning the 4A West Regional Soccer Tournament.
There’s a first time for everything, including conference championships and having the boys on the sidelines rooting for you in a title game for a change.
During a weekend when the Jackson Hole Lacrosse Club was rocked by tragedy, the varsity games went on.
The Jackson Giants Post 43 varsity baseball team continued its hot start to the 2023 season this past weekend during the two-day Jackson Invite.
There won’t be as many Jackson Broncs on the track or in the field events at the Wyoming 4A State Track and Field Championships as there were last year.
They’re getting hot at the right time.
The Jackson Hole Lacrosse Club’s boys’ varsity squad won its eighth straight game on Saturday, a 15-3 thrashing of Pocatello on the Broncs’ home turf.
A home track and field meet for the Jackson Broncs is like Christmas, or your birthday, or Australia’s red crab migration.
Take Kelly Walsh off the schedule, and the Jackson Hole High boys’ soccer team is undefeated on the season.
Another weekend, another statement game for the Jackson Hole Lacrosse Club’s boys varsity team.
The Jackson Giants Post 43 varsity baseball team got off to stellar start in Casper this past weekend, winning its first three games of the season by a total of 37 runs to 17 for the Giants opponents.
The Jackson Hole High track and field teams got in two meets in two days last weekend. The Broncs competed at the Mountain Man Invite in Pinedale on Friday and the Tiger-Grizz Invitational on Saturday with 43 other teams at refurbished Ravsten Stadium in Idaho Falls.
Temperatures are creeping into the 50s, the snow finally is starting to disappear, and the Jackson Giants will take the field Saturday in Casper.
There will be no Boise teams in the championship game of the Idaho High School Lacrosse League this year. Those six squads went and formed their own league, the SouthWest Idaho Lacrosse Association, last fall.
The Jackson Broncs soccer teams both went 2-1 during the past week, both beating the same two schools, both losing to nemesis Kelly Walsh on April 18.
The Jackson Hole High track and field teams got two more meets in last week, traveling to Afton for the Dave Draney Memorial Track and Field Meet at Star Valley High School on April 19 and to the Green River Invite last Friday.
Jackson Hole High School boys’ basketball coach Hayden Hatfield resigned under pressure Monday after only two seasons leading the Broncs.
The debate about who is the No. 1 boys’ soccer team in the state of Wyoming was settled last night in Riverton.
The Jackson Hole High School track and field team finally got its season — delayed by spring snows — off and running on Saturday at the Grizzly Invitational at Logan (Utah) High School.
After starting the season playing two of the best teams it has ever faced during a spring break trip to Denver, the Jackson Hole Lacrosse Club’s varsity boys’ team took that experience and applied it to league play last week.
One way to find out who’s going to fill your varsity roster is to match them with the league’s best team and see who’s still standing at the end.
A championship game rematch and a spring break trip to the Mile High City. The Jackson Hole Lacrosse high school club teams will start their spring seasons off with a bang.
The Jackson Hole High soccer teams want not one but two state championships this year, and they’re on the right path even if they’re having to do it on the road.
It’s indoor track season at Jackson Hole High School — even if indoor track season is over in Wyoming.
History will remember the 2022-23 Jackson Hole High boys’ basketball team as the first in school history to reach the Wyoming State 4A Basketball Championships, not so much what happened after it got there.
AFTON — A rough season seemed at its roughest last Thursday as the Jackson Hole High School girls’ basketball team sat in a Star Valley High School locker room — the only sounds that of their windedness and guzzling from water bottles — and listened to their coach.
AFTON — It’s been 39 years since the Jackson Broncs won back-to-back state 3A basketball titles, their only hoops championships in school history. Could it happen again?
The Jackson Broncs Alpine teams did what they do best when the calendar turns to March: win state.
The Broncs hope the losing is out of their system.
More isn’t always better, but it certainly is when it comes to state wrestling tournaments.
It began on a Wednesday in mid-October, a young man having the courage to stand and address the Teton County school board and tell them what it would mean to the community to have a boys’ swim team at Jackson Hole High School.
The Jackson Hole High boys’ basketball team was 0-for-February as Green River took a 5-0 lead on Saturday in the Broncs’ gym. But this was Senior Day, the last home game for six seniors who are part of the best 4A team in school history, and they had no intention of letting this one slip away.
If there’s a high school ski team somewhere out there in Wyoming that can beat the Jackson Broncs Alpine teams, they’re doing a good job of hiding.
The disappointment was palpable.
In just its first season as an official team, the Jackson Hole High School boys’ swimming team will take seven student-athletes to the Wyoming State Swim and Dive Championships on Feb. 17-18 in Gillette.
The Jackson Hole Moose U18 varsity hockey team found out last weekend what it already knew: Repeating as Wyoming Amateur Hockey Association champions later this month will not be easy.
A loss, a win and game postponed by too much snow in a place known for the powdery stuff.
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