WyoPreps

It's quite the array of volleyball action throughout Week 4 of the 2026 season. From conference games to tournament play, teams are keeping busy.

Week 3 of the 2026 high school rolls along with some great matchups and key conference battles across the state.

Runners hit the trails in four races around Wyoming this week, but some teams will be racing in neighboring states.

WyoPreps looks ahead to the 3A and 4A golf state championshps this weekend in Torrington and Evanston.

The top teams held their spot, while three teams entered the poll. One was new, and the other two rejoined the rankings. Plenty of teams received votes.

Not as many changes in the new football rankings released on Wednesday from WyoPreps.com.

Jackson, Rock Springs, Green River, and Worland host the big invites. Several dual and triangular competitions are also on the schedule in Week 4.

Gillette and Rock Springs host the regional tennis championships, as players play for seeding at next week's 2026 state championships.

The state golf championships will be contested over a six-day span in Evanston and Torrington.

Volleyball teams have completed one-third of the 2026 regular season.

It is still early in the 2026 season, but 18 teams are undefeated, and 19 are winless.

Another week loaded with action around the state with tournaments, conference matches, interclass games, and more.

It's Week 2 of the 2026 Wyoming High School football season. Three classes hold their first conference games of the year.

More competitions in more places spread around the state this week.

Riverton, Douglas, and Wyoming Indian host the in-state events. Some schools head to neighboring states for races.

The top two classes of golf programs are involved in conference championships. Class 2A continues its regular season.

Teams conclude the regular season with conference duals around the state.

Douglas joined the party at No. 1 in Class 3A, which also featured a tie for third. Three new teams debuted in the new volleyball poll.

The third rankings of the season saw a change at the top of 9-man, two new teams entered the rankings, a third rejoined, and at least one change in every class.

Two week are done in the 2026 Wyoming High School volleyball season.

The first full week of the 2026 high school football season is in the books.

Evanston was the site of the first outdoor high school volleyball matches in the history of Wyoming prep volleyball.

The second week of the high school volleyball season has more of a variety of matches. There are three big tournaments with the largest in Evanston.

Several schools make their 2026 season debut this week.

The voting only took place in the top three classes, but there was movement in all three divisions.

Not every football team has played a game yet, but here are the first standings of the 2026 Wyoming High School football season.

Several Wyoming High School football teams begin the new 2026 season in Week 0.

The 9th and final stop on this year's tour was in Green River last Friday to see the new-look Wolves. They hope to continue forward progress coming off last year.

The Lyman Eagles were our 8th stop on the WyoPreps Preseason Football Tour. We visited with two players and Coach Anderson about how they hope to turn it around in 2026.

The Evanston Red Devils want to bounce back from a tough 2025 season and make some noise this fall. We visited their practice on our preseason tour last week.

The defending 2A champion Mountain View Buffalos were the sixth stop on the 2026 WyoPreps Preseason Football Tour.

Football powerhouses Sheridan, Star Valley, Big Horn, Pine Bluffs, and Burlington were ranked No. 1 in the preseason football polls from WyoPreps.com.

The Rock Springs Tigers endured a rough 2025 season. They would love to climb back up the 4A ranks and be in the mix this fall. With plenty of experience and one of 4A's top players, they could be a surprise in 2026.

The Kemmerer Rangers have a new head coach to begin the 2026. They're hoping to be more competitive with a veteran roster returning this fall.

The Cokeville Panthers might be low on numbers, but with a lot of experience returning, they could be very good in 2026. They were the third stop on our preseason football tour.