Natrona County Wins Wyoming 4A Crown

by Jeff Fisher
Wyoming High School Football Huddle

Natrona County won its first Wyoming football championship since 2003 by beating Sheridan 34-14 Saturday for the 4A crown.

After Sheridan quarterback Dan Zemski led the Broncs to two scoring drives in the third quarter to tie the game at 14, NC quarterback Jim Shellenberger connected with Cole Montgomery on a 65-yard TD pass to give the Mustangs the lead for good.

Douglas Captures 3rd Straight Wyoming 3A Title

by Jeff Fisher
Wyoming High School Football Huddle

Douglas got the 3A three-peat by beating Buffalo in the state championship game.

The Bearcats spotted Buffalo a 14-0 lead before storming back.  The victory stretched Douglas' win streak to 30 straight.

Douglas was led by quarterback Hayden Barker who completed 10 of 13 passes for 159 yards for two touchdowns.  Barker ran for two second half scores to ice the victory.

The Bearcats 30-game win streak ties them with Sheridan for the second longest win streak in Wyoming football history.  Laramie owns the longest win streak at 34 straight from 1959 to 1963.

Thermopolis Wins Back-to-Back Wyoming 2A High School Football Championships

by Jeff Fisher
Wyoming High School Football Huddle

Big Horn did a decent job of shutting down Thermopolis' high-powered offense, but in the end it was the defending Class 2A champs that once again were raising the state championship trophy in Laramie.

The Star-Tribune reports that Thermopolis beat Big Horn 13-9 even though the Rams held them 220 yards below their per game total offense per game average.

Cokeville Wins 18th Wyoming High School Football Championship

by Jeff Fisher
Wyoming High School Football Huddle

It took seven years, but Cokeville is back on top.

The Panthers beat Lusk 26-6 Saturday to win the Wyoming Class 1A high school football championship. It was the Panthers 18th overall, but first since 2003.

The Star-Tribune reports that Lusk jumped out to the early lead, but it was all Cokeville after the opening drive of the game.

Little Snake River Wins Wyoming's 6-Man High School Football Title

by Jeff Fisher
Wyoming High School Football Huddle

Little Snake River captured its first-ever Wyoming high school football championship Saturday.

The Rattlers ran out to a 24-0 nothing lead on the way to a 67-12 victory over HEM in the 6-mNa championship game.

Wyoming High School Football Scores - Playoffs/Championship

Wyoming High School Football Scores
Saturday, November 13, 2010

4A Championship
Natrona County  34  Sheridan  14

2A Championship

Hot Springs County  13  Big Horn  9

1A Championship

Cokeville  26  Niobrara County  6

Wyoming High School Football Scores
Friday, November 12, 2010

3A Championship
Douglas  26  Buffalo  14

6-Man Championship
LIttle Snake River  67  HEM  12

Wyoming High School Football Scores - Playoffs/Semifinals

Wyoming High School Football Scores
Friday, November 5, 2010

Playoffs
Semifinals

4A
Natrona 30 Gillette 10
Sheridan 46 East 12

3A
Buffalo 24 Cody 21 (OT)
Douglas 23 Riverton 2

2A
Big Horn 37 Greybull 7
Thermopolis 29 Lovell 15

1A
Cokeville 24 Southeast 7
Lusk 66 Lingle-Ft. Laramie 15

6-Man
Hanna-Elk Mountain-Medicine Bow 33 Ten Sleep 32
Little Snake River 42 Kaycee 12

Wyoming High School Football Scores - Playoffs/Opening Round

Wyoming High School Football Scores
Friday, October 29, 2010

Playoffs
1st Round

Class 4A
East 30 Evanston 20
Gillette 38 Central 21
Natrona 45 Green River 0
Sheridan 10 Kelly Walsh

Class 3A
Buffalo 51, Lander 7
Cody 49 Wheatland 19
Douglas 54 Star Valley 18
Riverton 10 Powell 7

Class 2A
Big Horn 62, Big Piney 6
Greybull 30 Newcastle 14
Lovell 20 Burns 0
Thermopolis 53 Lyman 0

Class 1A
Cokeville 49, Pine Bluffs 0
Lingle-Fort Laramie 38, Dubois 18
Lusk 47, Burlington 0
Southeast 15, Rocky Mountain 14

6-Man
Hanna-Elk Mountain 51, Guernsey-Sunrise 0
Kaycee 60, Midwest 32
Little Snake River 64, Farson-Eden 0
Ten Sleep 93, Meeteetse 38

Wyoming High School Football Scores - Week 7

Wyoming High School Football Scores
Friday, October 15, 2010

Big Horn 38, Tongue River 7
Buffalo 60, Torrington 10
Burns 42, Glenrock 14
Campbell County 56, Casper Kelly Walsh 23
Casper Natrona 43, Rock Springs 14
Cheyenne Central 28, Sheridan 21
Cody 27, Powell 14
Douglas 27, Riverton 9
Dubois 67, Riverside 24
Evanston 42, Cheyenne East 0
Greybull 41, Big Piney 12
Hanna-Elk Mountain 56, Meeteetse 20
Lander 27, Star Valley 20
Laramie 36, Green River 26
Lingle-Fort Laramie 44, Pine Bluffs 36
Lovell 34, Kemmerer 7
Lusk 62, Normative Services 0
Mountain View 34, Wyoming Indian 0
Rocky Mountain 27, Burlington 6
Saratoga 28, Shoshoni 8
Southeast 58, Upton 6
Sundance def. Hulett, forfeit
Ten Sleep 70, Farson-Eden 0
Thermopolis 47, Newcastle 34
Wheatland 50, Rawlins 0
Worland 24, Jackson Hole 15
Wright 32, Moorcroft 0

Wyoming High School Football Scores - Week 7

Wyoming High School Football Scores
Friday, October 14, 2010

Cokeville  Wind River  0
Lyman  46  Pinedale  6

Wyoming High School Football Scores - Week 6

Wyoming High School Football Scores
Saturday, October 9, 2010

Kaycee  83  Farson-Eden  13
Little Snake River  50  HEM  34
Midwest  64  Meeteetse  6
Ten Sleep  93  Guernsey-Sunrise  56

Wyoming High School Football Scores
Friday, October 8, 2010

Big Horn  58  Moorcroft  6
Big Piney  15  Pinedale  7
Burlington  15  Wind River  7
Cody  41  Star Valley  21
Cokeville  48  Dubois  6
Douglas  64  Rawlins  0
Green River  31  Cheyenne Central  30
Greybull  55  Kemmerer  14
Kelly Walsh  10  Laramie  7
Lander Valley  35  Jackson  7
Lingle Ft. Laramie  60  Normative Services  6
Lovell  59  Wyoming Indian  0
Lyman  25  Mountain View  0
Natrona County  47  Campbell County  32
Newcastle  8  Tongue River  6
Niobrara County  53  Sundance  0
Pine Bluffs  53  Upton  6
Riverside  16  Saratoga  14
Riverton  21  Torrington  12
Rock Springs  37  Cheyenne East  20
Rocky Mountain  35  Shoshoni  0
Sheridan  45  Evanston  23
Southeast forfeit win over Hulett
Thermopolis  55  Burns  20
Worland  21  Powell  18
Wright  20  Glenrock  16

Wyoming High School Football Pre-Season Practice Begins August 9th

by Jeff Fisher

Wyoming High School Football Huddle

Welcome to our new look for the 2010 Wyoming high school football season!

With the first day of practice beginning August 9th, I wanted to take the time to thank all of my readers, who have made this blog successful over the past three years.  I have bigger-and-better things planned this year with more original content.

Also, don't forget to check-out High School Football America for great high school football stories from around the country.  If you have story ideas that I should know about, please feel free to email me.

Here's a look at important dates for the 2010 season...

First Practice - August 9th

Regular Season Begins - August 27th

Playoff Begins - October 29th

Championships - November 12th-13th

Jeff Fisher is Founder/Editor-in-Chief of High School Football America

University of Wyoming Says No to Continuing to Host State High School Football Championships

by Jeff Fisher
Wyoming High School Football Huddle

After a one-year run of hosting all five Wyoming high school football championship games, the University of Wyoming isn't bidding to host the 2010 championships.

The Star-Tribune is reporting that eight cities across the state have submitted bids to host various state championship games, including football. The bids will be opened tomorrow by the Wyoming High School Activities Association.

Last year 6,259 tickets were sold to the five title games.

Wyoming - 2010 National Signing Day

Drew Martinez (Green River) WR - Wyoming