H.E.M. Miners

The Friday session of State Track is always eventful.

Some athletes had their sights set on class and over records

H.E.M. senior Amy Campbell is taking her talents to the next level after recently signing with Oakton Community College in Des Plaines, IL.

A pair of Wyoming prep student-athletes recently surpassed 1000 points in their high school basketball careers.

H.E.M. senior Taylar Scott, a sprinter and jumper, has signed to compete in track and field at Black Hills State University in Spearfish, SD.

The Little Snake River Rattlers topped the H.E.M. Miners last Saturday in the 2020 season-opening football game for both teams, 44-19.

In a rematch from last year’s Class 1A-6 man title game, the No. 2 Little Snake River Rattlers opened the 2020 season with a 44-19 victory at No. 4 H.E.M. in Hanna last Saturday.

H.E.M.’s Brendon Reeves will continue his basketball career in college after signing with William Penn University in Oskaloosa, IA.

Little Snake River actually allowed some points for the 1st time this season.

Little Snake River and Riggen Myers ran their way to a Class 1A 6-man state championship over H.E.M, 71-38 Saturday in Laramie.