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Much more than just a slogan now
"Those who stay will be champions." It's a catchy phrase first coined by the late legendary Michigan coach Bo Schembechler, who issued the challenge to his team after nearly half of a squad of 140...
A lot on line for UW volleyball, cross-country
The University of Wyoming volleyball and cross-country teams face big weekends on the court and the course. The UW volleyball team is on the road for matches at 7:30 p.m. today at Nevada and at 7...
UW cross-country teams a study in contrasts
LARAMIE – University of Wyoming cross-country coach Bryan Berryhill isn't shy about saying where he thinks his men's and women's teams are as the 2016 season begins this weekend. "I think they're t...
Cowgirls chipping up in 2016
LARAMIE – University of Wyoming volleyball players will likely be carrying a little something extra in their travels this weekend as they open the 2016 season at the Purdue Mortar Board I...
Cowboys continue to build toward opener
The University of Wyoming football team walked off War Memorial on Saturday exactly two weeks from the start of the regular season. Where the Cowboys are in terms of improvement following last year's...
Representing the North
LARAMIE – David Hearn has always been able to control his emotions on and off the golf course. That has helped the former University of Wyoming standout become a regular member of the PGA Tour s...
Staying together
LARAMIE – Sekoya Romero and Lexi Pulley have been playing soccer together for as long as they can remember. That run will continue for some time to come. The Laramie High standouts – who led the Lady Plainsmen to the Class 4A state soccer title in Ma...
Wyoming's Meredith on his way to his goal
University of Wyoming sophomore wrestler Bryce Meredith was asked on wrestling inside iconic Madison Square Garden prior to the NCAA Wrestling Championships. Meredith felt it would be an amazing experience and closed with this: “There’s always thi...
Big dreams in the Big Apple
The overall numbers might not be what the University of Wyoming wrestling program expects for the national tournament, but there’s still plenty of excitement and anticipation as Wyoming will have three wrestlers competing today during the opening d...
Yarbrough goes through pro day carrying big chip on his shoulder
Eddie Yarbrough came to the University of Wyoming as a linebacker and he may leave as one as well. Yarbrough — along with eight other Cowboys — took part in Wyoming’s annual pro day on Thursday inside the Wyoming Indoor Practice Facility. Scout...
Cowgirls face tough final week of regular season
LARAMIE - There isn't a single person involved with the University of Wyoming women's basketball program that will forget Dec. 30 and the ramifications of that night at home against San Diego State. L...
A battle at the point
LARAMIE – If you like point-guard play, then today’s one-time-only matchup in Logan, Utah, is for you. University of Wyoming senior Marquelle Dent and Utah State sophomore Funda Nakkasoglu will go head to head for the only time this regular sea...
Cowgirls trying to find something that sticks
LARAMIE - The symmetry of what's happened to the University of Wyoming Cowgirls basketball program is both telling and not unexpected. Wyoming went 7-3 in the first 10 games of the season and 3-7...
Rough road ahead for Cowgirls
LARAMIE — University of Wyoming women’s basketball coach Joe Legerski says his players rarely peak too far ahead on the schedule. He and his staff constantly preach on never looking past the next opponent. “That’s for the coaches and you guys (t...
Playing with a starter's mentality
LARAMIE - Maybe some players are simply born to start. It's in their DNA. That certainly appears to be the case for University of Wyoming sophomore forward Natalie Baker. As a freshman, Baker played...
Working at stopping the opposition
Over the past few seasons, the University of Wyoming Cowgirls basketball team took more of a “let’s try to outscore the opposition” approach rather than “let’s try to stop the opposition” stance. Having two of the most prolific scorers and 3-point sh...
Semester grades vary for UW teams
It's Finals Week for all University of Wyoming students. It's that time of year when the days (and nights) of studying are long, the tests are hard and the nerves of students are about on their last...
UW's Roberts turning into Cowgirls' defensive stopper
LARAMIE – University of Wyoming sophomore guard Liv Roberts loves to play defense. How much? So much that UW women's basketball coach Joe Legerski said he has had to curtail some of Roberts' practice...
Life on the road
LARAMIE — Maybe it wasn’t set up this way, but the University of Wyoming women’s basketball program will definitely get a taste of what an extended road trip will feel like this week when it travels to Gonzaga on Thursday and Idaho on Satur...
Cowgirls on a roll
LARAMIE – The University of Wyoming volleyball team returned from Boise, Idaho, on Oct. 24 a bit of a defeated program. The 3-1 loss to the Broncos left the Cowgirls 16-6 overall and 6-4 in Mountain West play. It also left Wyoming with almost no m...
A step up in competition
LARAMIE – University of Wyoming women's basketball coach Joe Legerski remembers last Thanksgiving, sitting in the St. Mary's gym, watching the Gaels beat Iowa State. He also remembers looking at t...
Former UW forward Cooke signs pro deal in Greece
LARAMIE – Derek Cooke Jr. has gone outside the United States once in his life. That was to Canada as part of a University of Wyoming men's basketball summer tour two years ago. His second trip o...
