It's time to say good-bye to another calendar year of High School Sports in Wyoming.

2015 had its share of moments, which would set the stage for 2016.

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Winter:

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Winter Season Coaches of the Year: Click here

Boys Basketball:

Gatorade Boys Basketball Player of the Year: Jalen Krening - Rawlins

Torrington HS grad Jason McManamen helped the University of Wyoming Men's Basketball Team win the Mountain West Conference Tournament, and automatically qualify for the NCAA Tournament, for the first time since 2002.

Colby Wollenman
Colby Wollenman - Big Horn HS grad. Photo Courtesy: Grant Halverson - Getty Images. Reuse of this photo without permission of Getty Images is prohibited.
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Girls Basketball:

Dianne Moser - Tongue River Girls Basketball Coach
Dianne Moser - Tongue River Girls Basketball Coach. Photo Courtesy: Kevin Koile - wyopreps.com
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After 41 years, Tongue River girls basketball coach Dianne Moser would retire. She would tie Okie Blanchard's win record with 718 victories, and guide the Lady Eagles to 9 State Championships.

Gatorade Girls Basketball Player of the Year: Robbi Ryan - Sheridan

Natrona County High School grad Kaylee Johnson helped Stanford get to the Sweet 16, of the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament.

 

Wrestling:

Tevis Bartlett and James Teichert
Tevis Bartlett (Cheyenne East) and James Teichert (Cokeville). Photo Courtesy: Kevin Koile - wyopreps.com
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Boys Swimming:

4A: Kelly Walsh repeated as State Champs.

3A: Lander 19-peated as State Champs.

 

Nordic Skiing:

 

Alpine Skiing:

 

Indoor Track and Field:

 

Spring:

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Spring Season Coaches of the Year: Click here

Boys Soccer:

3A: Jackson shutout Worland to repeat as champs and win their 3rd state title in the last 4 years.

Gatorade Boys Soccer Player of the Year: Tristan White of Riverton

 

Girls Soccer:

4A: Cheyenne East defeated Sheridan to 3-peat as State Champs.

3A: Jackson defeated Star Valley to win their 6th title in 8 years.

Gatorade Girls Soccer Player of the Year: Abby Morillon of Cheyenne East

 

Boys Outdoor Track and Field:

4A: Natrona would 3-peat as state champs and win their 5th in the last 6 years.

3A: Douglas would win their 2nd state championship in the last 3 years.

2A: Burns would win their first state championship.

1A: Cokeville would 3-peat as state champs.

Gatorade Boys Outdoor Track and Field Athlete of the Year: Chase Andersen of Natrona

4-Time All-State Honors: Jace Marx of Big Piney

 

Girls Outdoor Track and Field:

4A: Gillette would 4-peat as state champs.

3A: Cody would 8-peat as state champs, beating Star Valley by 2 points.

2A: Big Horn would win the state championship.

1A: Upton would win their first state championship since 1997.

Gatorade Girls Outdoor Track and Field Athlete of the Year: Ann Wingeleth of Lyman.

 

Summer:

Legion Baseball:

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The Cody Cubs repeated as A-League State Champs, and for the 2nd year in a row, finished as A-League Northwest Regional Runner-Ups.

Cheyenne Post 6 Manager Tagg Lain resigned from the team. He had 990 wins, and helped the program win 14 state championships in 22 seasons.

 

Rodeo:

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Brian Brown and Colton Kofoed
2015 High School Rodeo National Champs: Brian Brown of LaBarge (Barebacks on the Left) and Colton Kofoed of Bear River (Tie Down Roping on the Right)
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Other summer events:

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Tevis Bartlett and Ann Wingeleth
2015 Milward-Simpson Award Winners: Tevis Bartlett (Cheyenne East) and Ann Wingeleth (Lyman). Photo Courtesy: Kevin Koile - wyopreps.com
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The Wyoming Boys and Girls Basketball All-Stars lost all 4 games vs. Montana.

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Chris Quayle - Riverton and Mr. Wyoming Basketball 2015. Photo Courtesy: Kevin Koile - wyopreps.com
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Mr. Wyoming Basketball 2015: Chris Quayle of Riverton

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Dani Noble - Cheyenne South and Ms. Wyoming Basketball 2015. Photo Courtesy: Kevin Koile - wyopreps.com
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Ms. Wyoming Basketball 2015: Dani Noble of Cheyenne South

The North swept the South in the 2015 Wyoming Coaches Association Volleyball, Girls Basketball and Boys Basketball Games.

 

Fall:

Fall Season Coaches of the Year: Click here

Football:

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Gatorade Football Player of the Year: Theo Dawson of Jackson

 

Volleyball:

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Gatorade Volleyball Player of the Year: Cosette Stellern of Cheyenne East (repeat)

Golf:

4A: Behind 3-time state champ Easton Paxton, Riverton boys would 3-peat as state champs. Sheridan would claim the girls title.

3A: Pinedale boys would repeat by 1 stroke ahead of Torrington. Cody would repeat as girls state champ and win their 3rd in the last 4 years.

2A: Thermopolis boys would repeat as team champs and win their 3rd in the last 4 years. Big Horn girls would win their first state championship ever.

Jordan Costello - Pinedale Golf at 3A State Championships
Jordan Costello - Pinedale Boys Golf Photo Courtesy: Tayln Costello
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Tennis:

Julia Fenn - Sheridan Girls Tennis
Julia Fenn - Sheridan Girls Tennis. Photo Courtesy: John Gabrielsen - wyopreps.com
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Julia Fenn of Sheridan made history by become the first girl ever to 4-peat as #1 singles state champ.

Team State Champs: Gillette boys and Cheyenne Central girls (Repeat)

 

Cross-Country:

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Brody Smith (Cody) and Chris Henry (Laramie). Photo Courtesy: Kevin Koile - wyopreps.com
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4A: Laramie boys would 4-peat as state champs, and Cheyenne Central won the girls state title.

3A: Star Valley boys would 4-peat as state champs, and Jackson would repeat as girls state champs.

2A: Wyoming Indian boys would 9-peat as state champs, and Pine Bluffs/Burns girls would 6-peat as state champs.

4-Time All-State Cross Country Honors: Brody Smith of Cody and Chris Henry of Laramie.

2014 Gatorade Boys Cross Country Runner of the Year: Brody Smith of Cody (Award was given out in January 2015)

2014 Gatorade Girls Cross Country Runner of the Year: Karli Piaia of Rock Springs (Award was given out in January 2015)

 

Girls Swimming:

4A: Gillette would 3-peat as State Champs and has won 10 of the last 11.

3A: Jackson would 4-peat as State Champs and has won 10 of the last 12.

4-Time All-State Girls Swimming Honors: Ryleigh Kobbe of Laramie

 

Other notes from 2015:

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The Campbell County School District announced that Thunder Basin HS will open starting in the 2017-2018 school year. This will be the 2nd High School in the Gillette area. Other details are being worked on.

One 6-Man Football Final Score was 6-0, while another was 102-60.

In the 3A Girls Basketball Semi-Final Game between Powell vs. Mountain View...Powell lead 2-0 after 1 quarter, 5-0 at halftime, 18-4 after 3 quarters, and won the game 31-15.

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The final score of a Legion Baseball Game saw the Casper Oilers beat the Green River Knights, 30-29.

The Green River boys basketball team broke their 58-game losing streak.

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