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The schedule features 16 track meets in the Cowboy State in a variety of formats.

This is rivalry week, as teams in Sweetwater County square off, plus Wheatland and Torrington, the Capital City rivalry between East and Central, the Casper schools, and the Gillette schools.

The weather could impact the schedule this week. A few matches have already been adjusted. The schedule has games on five days.

Plenty of action is spread across five days. We will see how Mother Nature impacts matches this week.

The winners were chosen by their fellow WCA coaches. They will be recognized this summer in Casper.

Cheyenne, Sheridan, Star Valley, and Worland all have one-day invites on Friday.

Wyoming Legion Baseball started last week with ten teams in action. Only two came away with an unblemished record.

After last week's cross-quad action, not much changed in the latest standings.

Six teams remained unbeaten on the season. Only three teams are left without a win.

There are six events in the state on Friday or Saturday. The two largest track meets will be in Cheyenne and Glenrock.

Class 3A teams saw their first conference action of the year last week. Class 4A also had movement after some interesting results in Week 4.

The Week 4 slate will see teams complete cross-quad action for the 2026 season.

For the first time this year, every team will play a match in the same week.

This week features mostly conference matches on the pitch. There are three non-league games on Tuesday.

Six Wyoming prep athletes from three high schools in the Cowboy State are competing in the 2026 track meet.

Buffalo took over the top spot with eight of the 14 first-place votes. Rawlins joined the top five in 3A boys, and Thunder Basin re-entered the 4A girls’ poll.

Campbell County continued its stay at the top of the rankings with 24 of the 26 first-place votes.

The number of unbeaten teams fell to seven after last week's action, while six teams that have played are still in search of their first victory.

While 4A teams have played at least two conference matches, 3A schools haven't started league play.

Last week saw a mix of conference and cross-quad action on the diamond.

Most schools are not in competition over the upcoming holiday weekend. That means Thursday will be a busy day, weather-permitting.

Three quadrants are scheduled to play their first conference games of 2026. The weather might interfere.

Only the one event this week, but most teams start their spring season next week, weather-permitting.

Campbell County got all but one first-place vote. They’re off to a 10-0 start this season.

Last week featured the first conference games of the year in the Northeast Quadrant. The South Region played some of its cross-quad games.

This week’s schedule is spread across four days, with most teams playing on two dates. Four schools do not play this week.

There was movement within the top five, but no new teams joined the rankings.

Every team got four games at the 307 Softball Invitational. Two teams came out of the weekend undefeated, while another was unbeaten, but had one tie.

The tournament is set up for the Northeast Quadrant teams to play the Southwest Quadrant, and the Northwest Quadrant to face the Southeast Quadrant.

The defending champion Camels earned all but one vote for first place. The season starts this weekend in Cheyenne.

WyoPreps is looking back on the year that was with our review of champions from the past year.

The Wyoming USA Softball State Championships were in Cheyenne last weekend.

She'll be playing softball for the Lancers

She's patrolled the outfield for the Blazers this past season.

The 2025 Milward Simpson Awards ceremony was last Saturday in Cody, WY.