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The first conference games in the North will take place on Thursday and Saturday.

The honors go to the top two finishers in individual events at the state track meet or those who were part of a victorious relay.

Five girls earned the fourth all-state award of their prep career.

Wyoming will be trying to snap a three-game skid in the series.

Head coaches in both classifications voted on these honors. Twenty-five players in 3A and 4A earned the distinction.

Twenty-five players in each classification received the all-state distinction.

Players must have received first-team all-conference to be considered for all-state recognition.

These players received all-conference accolades in a vote by the head coaches.

The first post-season accolades are here. These are the all-conference lists released by the head coaches.

The head coaches voted for honors based on the eight teams within the two regions, North and South.

Seven weeks of the season are in the books. Only four conference games were played last week.

These are the final records for each boys' team in the state during the 2026 season.

WyoPreps has the final records for each team in the state. Jackson and Cody won state titles in 4A and 3A, respectively.

Here are the final records for all 16 high school softball teams in Wyoming during the 2026 season.

It’s three days full of action from all four classifications on a timed schedule.

Four teams will earn a state championship by the end of Saturday in Gillette. All four title games will be played at Thunder Basin High School.

The season ends with an eight-team, double-elimination state tournament bracket in Cheyenne.

Thunder Basin senior Ashley Rogge and Wheatland junior Landri Vaughn shared the girls’ honor. Thermopolis teammates Cole Keller and Stetson Moody were the boys’ winners.

Our breakdown ahead of the 2026 Wyoming High School Track and Field State Championships in Casper from May 21 through May 23.

At the two regional tournaments, Campbell County finished first in the North, and Cheyenne East won the South.

Class 3A teams wrapped up their regular season last week. Class 4A teams competed in the two regional tournaments.

The 3A regular season and the 4A regional tournaments have been completed.

At regionals, the top eight in individual events and the top four in relays will qualify for next week’s state track meet in Casper.

Two wins and a team advances to the state tournament. Two losses and a team is eliminated.

Laramie senior Rachael Dean and Cheyenne Central senior Teagan Wernick were the winners.

The No. 1 spot in the final rankings of the season came down to a mere three points.

WHSAA Commissioner Trevor Wilson discusses how funding losses will impact future decisions for high school athletics and activities.

The regular season is nearly done in Wyoming prep fastpitch softball. Only four doubleheaders have to be played on Monday and Tuesday.

Week 8 will extend a little into next week because weather postponements pushed a few games into early next week.

The landscape of Wyoming High School sports will look different. When that happens might be sooner than we think.

Campbell County senior Courtney Thayer, Lander senior Adelyn Anderson, and Cheyenne Central senior Tegan Krause were the winners.

The top five teams were the same as last week.

With the regular season winding down, teams are continuing to fight for seeding at the upcoming regional tournaments

Besides a few conference and cross-quad games, the big events are the two softball invites in Cody and Gillette.

Laramie joined the rankings for the first time this season. They've won seven straight games.