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UW football poised for long, successful run
These are nervous days in and around the University of Wyoming football program. The Cowboys did a remarkable job – aided, in part, by a forgiving schedule down the stretch – to climb out of a 2-6...
High-stakes showdown
LARAMIE – Even if Colorado State wide receiver Preston Williams hadn’t stepped out of bounds before catching a touchdown pass on the final play of the Rams’ Nov. 17 loss to Utah State, today’s matchup with the Aggies and Boise State would have still...
Cowgirls still have reasons to play
LARAMIE – The 2018 season for the University of Wyoming volleyball team hasn't gone as hoped or expected. Still, the Cowgirls (18-10 overall, 10-6 Mountain West) go into the final weekend of the regul...
New faces, no problem
LARAMIE – When Jake Hendricks didn't know a soul when he arrived for his freshman year at the College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls, Idaho. That's life at the junior college level, where there is c...
Powell picks Cowgirls
LARAMIE – Most high school athletes wouldn't describe the college recruiting process as "super fun." But then most high school athletes aren't put together like Encampment's Paige Powell. Armed w...
A season to remember
LARAMIE – The 2017-18 sports season began for the University of Wyoming women's soccer team by dropping a 2-1 decision at Baylor on Aug. 20 and ended with Ja'la Henderson earning her second h...
A quick learning curve
LARAMIE – Kelsey Lensegrav comes from a rodeo family. Father Ken was the all-around and bareback riding champion at the 1988 College Nationals Final Rodeo. Sister, Katie, twice competed at the CNFR at...
Time for a breakout time
University of Wyoming junior Bryce Ailshie is ready for a breakout performance. So is his coach. Both have a good feeling it could come this weekend. Ailshie and the rest of the UW track and field...
UW tests what it learned over weekend
LARAMIE – Teams often learn more about themselves in a loss rather than a win. Weaknesses are exposed and teams are left with the knowledge that they might not be as good as they thought they were. T...
Positive news for Allen, Cowboys
The sound coming from Monday's University of Wyoming football press conference by coach Craig Bohl was about as positive as could be expected. Bohl said the Cowboys are hopeful that junior...
Time for Wyoming to turn skeptics into believers
A recent ESPN.com story ranked the mood level of the 128 Football Bowl Subdivision fan bases on a wide range of factors, including winning, rivalry dominance, coaching stability, recruiting, Twitter...
McBride makes most of opportunity
McBride makes most of opportunity Cowgirls redshirt freshman was a bright spot for team last weekend By Scott Nulph WyoSports LARAMIE – The University of Wyoming volleyball team may have found out a...
Cowgirls healthy, talented as 2017 begins
LARAMIE – The University of Wyoming soccer program is getting tired of a couple of things. Getting injured and getting knocked out of the Mountain West Championship on the first day are at the top o...
Cowgirls face challenging exhibition contest
LARAMIE – University of Wyoming soccer coach Pete Cuadrado wanted to challenge his veteran team during its only exhibition match. He found that challenge in a former rival. The Cowgirls play South D...
Talent and leadership: UW's Allen is complete package
So, how has the first half of 2017 been for you? If you're Josh Allen, it's been pretty, pretty, pretty good ("Curb Your Enthusiasm" fans will get that). Allen's 2017 started with a serious...
Together again
LARAMIE – Hillary Carlson and Randi Richardson formed a quick bond in the fall of 2007. Carlson, a standout high school player at Cheyenne Central, and Richardson, a transfer from the University of S...
Finishing in style: Cowgirls rodeo team places 2nd at CNFR
LARAMIE – George Howard has been the University of Wyoming rodeo coach for the past 34 years. And he knew by looking at who qualified for Saturday's short go of the College National Finals Rodeo t...
Webb, Cowgirls ready to roll at CNFR
LARAMIE – University of Wyoming junior barrel racer Kailee Webb has seen her share of misfortune during the past year to last a lifetime in the sport. It all started for the Isabel, South Dakota, native at this time last year when she suffered a s...
Cowboys football happily stealing some of our summer
I want to dive into summer. Really, I do. There's no question the best time of the year weather-wise in these parts starts in June and runs as long as Mother Nature will allow. Sometimes that's well...
Big numbers at UW pro day
LARAMIE – If you have NFL players, it’s only reasonable to assume you’ll have NFL scouts at your pro day workouts. The University of Wyoming had plenty of both Thursday in Laramie. Thirteen Cowboys with professional aspirations worked out for 29 NF...
Cowgirls shoot down Aztecs
LARAMIE – University of Wyoming junior Liv Roberts wasn't about to let the Cowgirls lose three consecutive games. And she had a lot of help in making sure the UW's first losing streak of the season w...
One hand helping the other
LARAMIE – The University of Wyoming women's basketball team is all about helping this season. And the Cowgirls' offense is receiving some unexpected help from the other side of the court. UW (10-3 o...
Defending home court
LARAMIE – When a basketball team is playing with as much defensive confidence as the University of Wyoming women's team, even when things break down occasionally there's little panic. The Cowgirls d...
A happy holiday upset
LARAMIE – University of Wyoming women's basketball coach Joe Legerski worried prior to his team's two-game road trip to end the nonconference schedule that his players may be thinking more about leavi...
Best thing about UW football is its youth
The last time the University of Wyoming football program had as much positive energy surrounding it as it does today, "Independence Day" – the first one – was the top movie, the Macarena was som...