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Wyoming Legion Baseball Schedule For Week 12 Revealed

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June 18, 2025

Wyoming Legion Baseball Schedule For Week 12 Revealed

Wyoming’s Legion baseball teams are in Week 12 of the 2025 season. With tournaments in full swing during the summer, there is at least one tournament game every day this week. The Cheyenne Hawks and Eagles co-host a tournament in the Capital City Thursday through Sunday. That’s the only in-state event. Teams are playing in other tournaments in Montana or Nebraska. Only a handful of conference doubleheaders are on tap, and all but one of those are on Tuesday.

2025 WYOPREPS AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL SCHEDULE WEEK 12

Game schedules are subject to change. If you have an update or see a game missing, please let WyoPreps know. You can email david@wyopreps.com.

Tournaments

Battle for Omaha 19U Midweek Tournament in Omaha, NE

Final Score: Nevada Sparks 16 Douglas Cats 0 – The Cats were held to 1 hit.

Final Score: Twin Falls (ID) Cowboys 7 Douglas Cats 1 – The Cats had 6 hits but mustered just 1 run. Meeks had an RBI single

Final Score: Sheridan Jets 11 Billings Cardinals 9 – The Jets used a 6-run top of the 7th to win on the road. Martinson had 2 hits & 3 RBIs. Malmberg added a double, 2 RBIs, 3 walks, and 2 runs scored.

Final Score: Billings (MT) Cardinals 11 Sheridan Jets 3 – The Cardinals jumped on Sheridan 6-0 and never trailed. Martinson had 2 hits & 1 RBI for the Jets.

Final Score: Evanston Outlaws 14 Riverton Raiders 1 (conference game) – The Outlaws scored all their runs in the first 3 innings (4,5,5). Windley had a triple & 3 RBIs. Kaman had 1 hit & 2 RBIs. Evanston all took advantage of 6 walks & 8 errors.

Final Score: Evanston Outlaws 6 Riverton Raiders 5 – 8 inns. (conference game) – Osborne had the game-winning, walk-off RBI double in the bottom of the 8th for Evanston. The Outlaws rallied from a 5-0 deficit. Osborne had 2 hits & 2 RBIs.

Final Score: Gillette Rustlers 3 Cheyenne Eagles 1 (conference game) – Gillette used 2 in the 3rd to take the lead and added an insurance run in the 6th. Wood, Smith, and Fitzgerald had 1 hit & 1 RBI each.

Final Score: Gillette Rustlers 11 Cheyenne Eagles 1 (conference game) – The Rustlers scored 4 runs in the 1st and 3rd innings for the sweep. Reed had 2 hits & 2 RBIs to lead a 14-hit attack.

Final Score: Blackfoot (ID) Post 23 23 Jackson Giants 1 – Blackfoot scored 6 or more runs in all 3 innings. Moore had 1 hit & 1 RBI for Jackson.

Final Score: Blackfoot (ID) Post 23 14 Jackson Giants 4 – The Giants led 4-2, but Blackfoot rallied with 4 in the 3rd, 2 in the 4th, and 6 in the 6th. Garcia had 1 hit & 1 RBI for Jackson.

Final Score: Powell Pioneers 7 Green River Knights 3 (conference game) – The Pioneers scored 3 runs in the 6th to pull away. Bieber led the way with 2 hits & 4 RBIs for Powell.

Final Score: Powell Pioneers 14 Green River Knights 6 (conference game) – Powell jumped out to 4-0 lead and added a pair of 5-run innings.

Final Score: Lovell Mustangs 5 Cody Cubs 0 (conference game) – Tucker Jackson tossed a 4-hit shutout with 11 Ks and 2 walks for Lovell. Edwards had 1 hit & 2 RBIs for the Mustangs.

Final Score: Cody Cubs 16 Lovell Mustangs 1 (conference game) – The Cubs scored 5 runs in the 1st and capped it with 7 runs in the 4th. Jarrett hit 2 HRs and drove in 5. M. Bailey also homered and drove in 4. T. Bailey added 2 hits & 4 RBIs.

Final Score: Torrington Tigers 4 Wheatland Lobos 2 (conference game) – The Tigers used a 3-run 4th to take the lead and game one. Hibben had 3 hits (2-2B) & 1 RBI. Kelly added 2 RBIs after reaching on an error for the Tigers.

Final Score: Wheatland Lobos 13 Torrington Tigers 3 (conference game) – Wheatland busted the game open with 9 runs in the 2nd inning. Lind, Collar, and Steinsiek drove in 2 runs apiece. The Lobos took advantage of 8 walks and 5 errors.

Tournaments

Battle for Omaha 19U Midweek Tournament in Omaha, NE

Final Score: Northside Post 630 (Minneapolis, MN) 10 Douglas Cats 5 – Northside led 9-0 after two innings. Carter had 3 hits (2B) & 1 RBI for the Cats.

Tournaments

Battle for Omaha 19U Midweek Tournament in Omaha, NE

Douglas Cats vs. Watertown (MN) Post 121 SR 18O, 7 a.m.

Creighton Prep CWS Classic in Omaha, NE

Cheyenne Sixers vs. Omaha (NE) Westside, 11 a.m.

Sheridan Troopers vs. Wayzata, MN, 11 a.m.

Cheyenne Sixers vs. Dickinson, ND, 1:30 p.m.

Sheridan Troopers vs. North Platte, NE, 1:30 p.m.

Gillette Riders vs. Lincoln (NE) East, 6:30 p.m.

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Riverton Raiders at Laramie Rangers AA, 2 & 4 p.m.

Rock Springs Stallions at Evanston Outlaws, 6 p.m.

Tournaments

2025 Tri-State Border War Tournament in Cheyenne, WY

Mountain View (Loveland, CO) at Cheyenne Hawks, 6 p.m. (Powers Field)

Wellington, CO at Cheyenne Eagles, 6 p.m. (Pioneer Park)

Buffalo Wild Wings Tournament 2025 in Billings, MT

Lovell Mustangs vs. Billings (MT) Blue Jays, 10 a.m.

Gillette Rustlers vs. Parker (CO) Lightning 16U, 12:30 p.m.

Powell Pioneers vs. Sheridan Jets, 12:30 p.m.

Green River Knights vs. Lovell Mustangs, 3 p.m.

Powell Pioneers vs. Williston, ND, 3 p.m.

Gillette Rustlers vs. Fort MacLeod, Alberta, 5:30 p.m.

Clair Conley Tournament in Alliance, NE

Torrington Tigers vs. Mitchell, SD, 2:30 p.m.

Casper Drillers vs. Rapid City (SD) Sliders 18U, 5 p.m.

Torrington Tigers at Alliance (NE) Spartans, 7:15 p.m.

Creighton Prep CWS Classic in Omaha, NE

Gillette Riders vs. Rapid City (SD) Post 22 Hardhats, 11 a.m.

Gillette Riders at Creighton Prep (NE), 1:30 p.m.

Cheyenne Sixers vs. Lincoln (NE) Southwest, 6:30 p.m.

Sheridan Troopers vs. Lincoln (NE) Northeast, 6:30 p.m.

Harold Gjerde Memorial Tournament in Lewistown, MT

Cody Cubs vs. Glendive, MT, 6 p.m.

Missoula Memorial Tournament in Missoula, MT

Casper Oilers at Missoula (MT) Mavericks, 7 p.m.

Eugene, OR at Jackson Giants, 4 & 6 p.m.

Tournaments

2025 Tri-State Border War Tournament in Cheyenne, WY

Wheatland Lobos vs. Timnath (CO) Cubs, 1 p.m. (Powers Field)

Laramie Rangers A vs. LB Baseball (Fort Collins), 3:30 p.m. (Pioneer Park)

Wheatland Lobos vs. North Platte, NE, 3:30 p.m. (Powers Field)

Laramie Rangers A at Cheyenne Eagles, 6 p.m. (Pioneer Park)

North Platte, NE at Cheyenne Hawks, 6 p.m. (Powers Field)

Buffalo Wild Wings Tournament 2025 in Billings, MT

Sheridan Jets vs. Williston, ND, 10 a.m.

Green River Knights vs. Pocatello (ID) Razorbacks, 10 a.m.

Powell Pioneers vs. Lethbridge, Alberta, 12:30 p.m.

Green River Knights at Billings (MT) Blue Jays, 3 p.m.

Lovell Mustangs vs. Pocatello (ID) Razorbacks, 3 p.m.

Sheridan Jets vs. Lethbridge, Alberta, 5:30 p.m.

Gillette Rustlers at Billings (MT) Cardinals, 8 p.m.

Clair Conley Tournament in Alliance, NE

Casper Drillers vs. Buckley Bombers (Chappell, NE), 10:15 a.m.

Casper Drillers at Alliance (NE) Jr. Spartans, 12:30 p.m.

Torrington Tigers vs. Fort Morgan, CO, 5 p.m.

Creighton Prep CWS Classic in Omaha, NE

Gillette Riders vs. Millard (NE) West, 8:30 a.m.

Cheyenne Sixers vs. Bozeman (MT) Bucks AA, 11 a.m.

Gillette Riders vs. Minot, ND, 11 a.m.

Sheridan Troopers vs. Fargo (ND) Post 2, 11 a.m.

Cheyenne Sixers vs. Brandon Valley, SD, 1:30 p.m.

Sheridan Troopers at Papillion, NE, 1:30 p.m.

Harold Gjerde Memorial Tournament in Lewistown, MT

Cody Cubs vs. Belgrade, MT, 10:15 a.m.

Cody Cubs vs. Butte, MT, 12:30 p.m.

Missoula Memorial Tournament in Missoula, MT

Casper Oilers vs. West Plains Cannons (Medical Lake, WA) 18U, 1 p.m.

Casper Oilers vs. Spokane (WA) Expos, 4 p.m.

Buffalo Bulls at Powell B, 1 & 3 p.m.

Tournaments

2025 Tri-State Border War Tournament in Cheyenne, WY

Premier West (Denver, CO) at Cheyenne Eagles, 9 a.m. (Pioneer Park)

Timnath (CO) Cubs at Cheyenne Hawks, 9 a.m. (Powers Field)

Laramie Rangers A vs. Premier West (Denver), 11:30 a.m. (Pioneer Park

Laramie Rangers A vs. Wellington, CO, 2 p.m. (Pioneer Park)

Wheatland Lobos vs. Mountain View (Loveland, CO), 4:30 p.m.

LB Baseball (Ft. Collins) at Cheyenne Eagles, 7 p.m.

Wheatland Lobos at Cheyenne Hawks, 7 p.m.

Buffalo Wild Wings Tournament 2025 in Billings, MT

Gillette Rustlers vs. TBD

Green River Knights vs. TBD

Lovell Mustangs vs. TBD

Powell Pioneers vs. TBD

Sheridan Jets vs. TBD

Clair Conley Tournament in Alliance, NE

Torrington Tigers vs. Alliance (NE) Jr. Spartans, 2:30 p.m.

Casper Drillers at Alliance (NE) Spartans, 5 p.m.

Creighton Prep CWS Classic in Omaha, NE

Gillette Riders vs. Elkhorn, NE, 8:30 a.m.

Sheridan Troopers vs. Watertown, SD, 8:30 a.m.

Cheyenne Sixers at Gretna, NE, 1:30 p.m.

Harold Gjerde Memorial Tournament in Lewistown, MT

Cody Cubs vs. Miles City (MT) Mavericks, 10:15 a.m.

Missoula Memorial Tournament in Missoula, MT

Casper Oilers vs. Fairfield (CA) Expos 19U, 10 a.m.

Douglas Cats at Buffalo Bulls, Noon & 2:30 p.m. (conference games)

Rock Springs Stallions at Evanston Outlaws, 1 & 3:30 p.m.

Tournaments

2025 Tri-State Border War Tournament in Cheyenne, WY

Cheyenne Hawks vs. TBD

Cheyenne Eagles vs. TBD

Laramie Rangers A vs. TBD

Wheatland Lobos vs. TBD

Buffalo Wild Wings Tournament 2025 in Billings, MT

Gillette Rustlers vs. TBD

Green River Knights vs. TBD

Lovell Mustangs vs. TBD

Powell Pioneers vs. TBD

Sheridan Jets vs. TBD

Clair Conley Tournament in Alliance, NE

Casper Drillers vs. TBD

Torrington Tigers vs. TBD

Creighton Prep CWS Classic in Omaha, NE

Cheyenne Sixers vs. TBD

Gillette Riders vs. TBD

Sheridan Troopers vs. TBD

Harold Gjerde Memorial Tournament in Lewistown, MT

Cody Cubs vs. TBD

Missoula Memorial Tournament in Missoula, MT

Casper Oilers vs. Great Falls (MT) Chargers, 11:30 a.m.

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Opinion | Gratitude and hope for Wyoming

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December 12, 2025

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Opinion | Gratitude and hope for Wyoming

This month, between Thanksgiving and Christmas, is a fitting time for reflection. Our focus turns toward family and community, and the changing weather causes us to slow down. It is a good time to take stock of the society around us. The Thanksgiving holiday naturally turns our minds to what we are grateful for — what already exists that we cherish. Christmas is a holiday of hope, focused on the promise of what is yet to come. With these holidays in mind, let us reflect on what parts of our state we are thankful for and hopeful about.

Perhaps the thing Wyomingites hold most dear is our heritage. Culturally, we are descended from pioneers and settlers — or from those who came before — and we take that frontier heritage to heart. We value independence, community and overcoming challenges. We are willing to endure hardship to build a life that we want, and we are closely attuned to the natural world and the benefits that it provides. Above all else, we know that our perch in this place is still precarious. These are perspectives that are hard to find elsewhere. They set us apart. By embracing these values, we create a society that fits our circumstances. These ideas would not fit in other places, but they fit here, and for that I am grateful.

I am also thankful for the good stewardship of our forefathers. Wyoming is a harsh place and it’s challenging to thrive here. Most of our land is arid and inhospitable, our physical conditions are difficult, and we are remote from most modern conveniences and luxuries. With poor planning or shortsighted leadership, this place could easily fall into decline.

Fortunately, we have been blessed with the opposite. The state’s early settlers understood the importance of building the infrastructure that would allow for growth. When it became clear that natural resources would power our economy, our leaders decided to set aside large portions of the state’s mineral revenue to support us in perpetuity. The easy decision — the short-sighted decision — would have been to spend those dollars on the needs of the day. They certainly could have built some nice things, and those projects would have been popular. They also would have been fleeting. Because of wise leadership and decisions that focused on the long-term, we all benefit from our state’s bounty.

Just as we are grateful for the good decisions of the past, we should be hopeful for the future. Despite our state’s challenges, there are many good reasons to have hope. First, our state is full of opportunity. We have space, natural resources, and the ability to be nimble when it comes to building regulatory structures that can support new industries. Our people are hard-working and determined. We have existing expertise in manufacturing and mining that is missing in many other parts of the country. Our climate and location give Wyoming an advantage in attracting computing facilities to locate here. If we take advantage of the opportunities in front of us, Wyoming is poised to thrive, and that gives me hope.

I am also hopeful because there appears to be a growing consensus on the issues we face, which allows us to better meet these challenges. In surveys and conversations about Wyoming’s future, the challenges of economic diversification and talent retention quickly rise to the top. We recognize where our weaknesses are, which is a significant part of the battle. Once we agree on the problem, we can work to find solutions.

Finding a fix is often an easier undertaking than identifying the problem itself. Already, drilling into these challenges has helped us recognize the underlying problems connected to affordable housing, livable spaces, health care access and education. Understanding how these fit together and how improvements in one area can lead to improvements in others puts us on a much more manageable path. It will still not be easy to overcome our hurdles, but the fact that we must wrestle with difficult problems is not unusual or unique. We have answered big questions before. Now that we have a growing consensus on what those problems are, I am far more hopeful about our ability to move forward.

In this holiday season, we should take the time to contemplate the world around us. Self-reflection is important. We should look both behind us and ahead of us, toward the past and gratitude and the future and hope. Our state gives us plenty to consider on both accounts.

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Wyoming sees spike in auto crashes due to high wind speeds

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December 11, 2025

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Wyoming sees spike in auto crashes due to high wind speeds

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Wyoming Department of Transportation has reported that the ongoing high wind speeds throughout the state have caused 39 vehicles to crash on Wyoming highways so far this week, primarily between Dec. 9 and Dec. 11.

According to a report from WYDOT, most of the crashes occurred on Interstate 80 near Cooper Cove west of Laramie, on I-25 on Wyo Hill south of Cheyenne and along I-25 near Wheatland at Bordeaux. Many blown-over vehicles were underweight, and some trailers were even empty.

WYDOT updates the minimum weights listed on overhead digital messaging signs based on real-time wind speeds. Drivers are encouraged to check weight-based wind closure information often to ensure travel is permitted.

It’s not just commercial vehicles that are at risk, either; the department reports that campers, toy-haulers and other large trailers are also susceptible to blowing over in strong winds.

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Wyoming’s Snowy Range Ski Area plans to open for the season Dec. 12

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December 11, 2025

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Wyoming’s Snowy Range Ski Area plans to open for the season Dec. 12

Snowy Range ski area is scheduled to open for the season on Dec. 12.
Daily lift ticket prices range from $40 for children to $69 for adults.

Snowy Range, one of the closest ski areas to Fort Collins, is scheduled to open for the season Dec. 12 and remain open through April 12, 2026.

The ski area had a snow depth of about 30 inches on Dec. 9, spokesperson Kate Lessman told the Coloradoan in an email.

Daily lift tickets range in price from $59-$69 purchased onsite for adults, $52-$62 for teenagers ages 13-17 and $40-$50 for children ages 5-12. Children age 4 and younger and senior citizens age 70 and older can ski for free. Tickets purchased in advance online are discounted $5.

Snowy Range Ski and Recreation Area is located about 100 miles northwest of Fort Collins and 36 miles west of Laramie, Wyoming.

For additional information, visit the ski area’s website.

Coloradoan reporter Kelly Lyell can be reached at KellyLyell@coloradoan.com. Follow him on x.com/KellyLyell, threads.net/KellyLyell and facebook.com/KellyLyell.news.

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