WHEATLAND — Lily Nichols, a remarkable, multi-sport athlete at Wheatland High School was recently recognized as the outstanding senior athlete by the Southeast Wyoming Athletic Association for the year 2024

WHEATLAND - Fourth year head  softball  coach Jodie Fitzwater and her assistant coaches Brian Boaz and Jake Montoya are looking forward to increased overall performance and power-hitters in …

CASPER - Wyoming state tournament action opened last Thursday and the Wheatland Bulldogs faced-off with the Lovell Bulldogs in the first round. On paper, the Bulldog teams were evenly matched both in …

TORRINGTON – Wheatland High School wrestlers headed to Torrington for 3A East Regional competition over the weekend and came away with some wins.

WHEATLAND - In the only regular season matchup, the Bulldogs hosted the Glenrock Herders at home Friday night. Glenrock came into the game 3-1 in the Northeast Wyoming Conference and 5-7 overall.

WHEATLAND - The Bulldogs welcomed their conference foe the Glenrock Herders Friday night; minus a couple of key players, the first being head coach Michelle Coplen who welcomed her new little teammate to the world, and the other, senior Kacey Otero, who was benched due to a hard bang on the head during play the week before

WHEATLAND – The Wheatland Lady Bulldog wrestlers took 2nd Place overall at the Southeast Team Duals this weekend on their home turf.

WHEATLAND – What started out as an evenly matched contest for almost three quarters, the visiting Buffalo Bison seemed unable to miss a shot, while the hoop seamed all but sealed for the Bulldogs.

WHEATLAND - There’s nothing quite like a tooth-and-nail, hard-fought game when the home team comes out victorious.

RIVERTON – The Bulldogs held out for some wins at the Ron Thon Memorial Varsity Wrestling Tournament in Riverton last week.

DOUGLAS - On Friday night, the Bulldog boys faced a highly ranked Douglas team. At the time of play, Wheatland came into the game with a 7-6 overall and 1-1 conference record. In contrast, the Bearcats were 8-3 on the season with an undefeated conference record, 2-0.

DOUGLAS - The Lady Bulldogs traveled to conference rival territory to take on the Douglas Bearcats in hoops action Friday night. The Bearcats are currently ranked #1 in the state with an undefeated record.

LOVELAND, Colo. - The WHS Bulldog wrestling team traveled to Colorado over the weekend for the Loveland Wrestling Invitational, with great outcomes.

WHEATLAND - Coach Cochran’s Bulldogs came out hot on Saturday night against the Rawlins Outlaws, and it seemed they couldn’t be stopped. In spite of intense defense by the Outlaws, the Bulldogs powered up and down the court, gaining a five-point lead by half-time, 29-24.

WHEATLAND - Ferocious defense and intentional offense kept the Rawlins girls playing catch-up all night as the Lady ‘Dawgs dominated the floor yet again. Coming off a loss to conference rival Torrington the night before, the Bulldogs were poised and ready for non-stop action against the Outlaws on Saturday night.

Varsity Results Varsity Girls 100 Kaelyn Wessel has scored 4.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Isabella Patino (Grantsville) won by major decision over Kaelyn Wessel (Wheatland) (Maj 12-1)

GERING – It was a battle of the Bulldogs on Thursday night as Wheatland traveled to meet Nebraska rival Gering just one step ahead of the arctic chill that followed.

GERING — With a 6-4 record under their belt Thursday night, head coach Mick Cochran and his Bulldogs headed to Gering, Nebraska to face Bulldogs on the other side of the state line. Gering came into the contest with a 3-7 record.

CHEYENNE — A three-game weekend faced the Bulldogs as they came off their holiday break to take on 4A teams at the James Johnson Invitational in Cheyenne starting Thursday. WHS went head-to-head with Kelly Walsh who started out hot, as they were the first on the scoreboard, shaking off holiday rust. But senior Brock Peasley took a dime drop from Jacob Hyche and tied it up.

CHEYENNE — Coming off a holiday moratorium can be difficult, as some rustiness and lethargy can set in, especially when the first outing means facing three separate 4A Class opponents right out of the gate