Wyoming High School boys’ basketball teams completed the seventh week of the season to wrap up January. The last undefeated team suffered its first loss of the season, and that snapped the state’s longest win streak at 43 games in a row. Two teams are still in search of their first victory in the 2026 season. Nearly every conference has reached the halfway point of league play, except the 3A West.

WYOPREPS BOYS BASKETBALL STANDINGS 2025 THROUGH WEEK 7

Here are the standings for all games played through January 31, 2026. WyoPreps updates the standings weekly throughout the season. Teams are listed by their conference record or points total first, and then by their overall record. If a tie exists, teams are listed in alphabetical order unless a head-to-head result can break the tie.

1A Northwest: (Overall Record, followed by Conference Record)

Meeteetse 11-4, 5-0

Burlington 11-7, 4-1

St. Stephens 9-4, 4-2

Ten Sleep 6-7, 2-3

Dubois 3-12, 1-4

Riverside 0-14, 0-6

1A Southwest: (Overall Record, followed by Conference Record)

Cokeville 9-8, 5-1

Saratoga 13-2, 4-1

Little Snake River 9-5, 3-2

Ft. Washakie 7-7, 2-4

Farson-Eden 4-11, 2-4

Encampment 4-12, 1-5

1A Northeast: (Overall Record, followed by Conference Record)

Upton 11-5, 5-0

Hulett 9-2, 4-0

Casper Christian 5-7, 4-3

Midwest 5-8, 2-2

Arvada-Clearmont 0-12, 0-4

Kaycee 5-11, 0-6

1A Southeast: (Overall Record, followed by Points Standings)

Lingle-Ft. Laramie 15-1, 35 points

Lusk 13-4, 28 points

H.E.M. 9-9, 17 points

Rock River 5-8, 9 points

Southeast 4-13, 8 points

Guernsey-Sunrise 1-12, 2 points

2A Northwest: (Overall Record, followed by Conference Record)

Thermopolis 12-4, 3-0

Rocky Mountain 8-10, 2-1

Shoshoni 10-5, 1-2

Greybull 8-11, 0-3

2A Southwest: (Overall Record, followed by Conference Record)

Wyoming Indian 17-2, 3-0

Big Piney 6-10, 2-1

Kemmerer 4-12, 1-2

Wind River 1-17, 0-3

2A East: (Overall Record, Conference Record)

Big Horn 12-4, 1-0

Pine Bluffs 11-6, 4-1

Wright 12-5, 0-1

Moorcroft 5-12, 0-1

Sundance 2-12, 0-1

Tongue River 1-15, 0-1

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3A West: (Overall Record, followed by Conference Record)

Lovell 13-2, 3-0

Lander 10-4, 2-1

Lyman 9-4, 2-1

Powell 12-3, 1-2

Pinedale 8-6, 1-2

Mountain View 6-7, 1-2

Worland 6-9, 1-2

Cody 4-10, 1-2

3A East: (Overall Record, followed by Conference Record)

Douglas 11-4, 5-0

Wheatland 8-9, 4-0

Buffalo 7-6, 3-1

Torrington 5-6, 2-3

Rawlins 7-9, 2-3

Glenrock 3-11, 1-3

Newcastle 3-11, 1-3

Burns 6-12, 0-5

4A Northwest: (Overall Record, followed by Conference Record)

Natrona County 9-5, 3-0

Green River 11-3, 1-2

Kelly Walsh 3-10, 1-2

Rock Springs 11-3, 1-2

4A Southwest: (Overall Record, followed by Conference Record)

Star Valley 7-6, 3-0

Evanston 4-11, 1-1

Riverton 7-9, 1-2

Jackson 1-11, 0-2

4A East: (Overall Record, followed by Conference Record)

Sheridan 13-1, 6-0

Cheyenne Central 12-4, 5-1

Thunder Basin 9-6, 4-2

Campbell County 3-10, 2-4

Cheyenne East 9-8, 2-4

Laramie 7-10, 2-4

Cheyenne South 1-15, 0-6

The Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4014 will embark on a 2026 tour to celebrate the U.S. Semiquincentennial, starting with a westward leg from Cheyenne, Wyoming, to California from March 29 to April 24. Major public displays are scheduled for April 10–11 in Roseville, California, and April 18–19 in Ogden, Utah. An eastern tour leg beginning in late spring is also planned. Read the Union Pacific Schedule HERE!

Watch the video below, Big Boy 4014: How They Brought a Dead Giant Back to Life Shocked The World!

Delivered in December 1941, Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4014 is a massive 1.2-million-pound steam locomotive that primarily operated between Ogden, Utah, and Cheyenne, Wyoming, to haul heavy freight over mountain grades.

Watch the video below as Jay Leno tours the restored BIG BOY 4014.

After retiring in 1961, it was reacquired by Union Pacific in 2013 and returned to Cheyenne for a full restoration, returning to service in May 2019.

The Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4014 underwent a massive, multi-year restoration by the UP Steam Team, converting it from coal to oil, replacing parts, and modernizing its systems.

It returned to service in May 2019 for the 150th Anniversary of the Transcontinental Railroad, becoming the world’s largest operating steam locomotive. The process involved detailed inspections, complex crane-assisted reassembly, fabrication of new components, and conversion of its firebox to oil, making it a functional historical artifact.

As of early 2026, the Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4014 is stationed in Cheyenne, Wyoming, preparing for a major 2026 coast-to-coast tour starting March 29 to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary. It is the world’s only operating Big Boy locomotive, having recently completed tours in 2024 and 2025.

Big Boy Number 4004 remains an imposing sight, and you can see it upclose. The world’s largest steam locomotive, this powerful coal-fired engine was designed to pull a 3600-ton train over steep grades between Cheyenne, WY, and Ogden, Utah. The 4004 is one of the eight remaining Big Boys throughout the country.

The engine is on display year-round in the southeast corner of Holliday Park. You can park your car in the lot accessible from East 17th Street and Morrie Avenue.

Jevin Muniz came off the bench to score a team-most 14 points Saturday night, but the Colorado State men’s basketball team could not overcome Wyoming at Arena Auditorium in Laramie, Wyoming, losing 68-57.

Muniz also had seven assists, but he made just 5 of 12 field goals while CSU (12-10 overall, 3-8 Mountain West) shot just 40% from the floor as a team and made just 4 of 23 3-point attempts all night.

CSU played well defensively during the first half and trailed just 27-23, but Wyoming finished the game shooting 44% and was even more lethal from 3-point range. The Cowboys (13-9, 4-7) went 12-for-25 from beyond the perimeter, with Khaden Bennett’s six treys leading the way.

Bennett was a force all night, finishing with 22 points and 10 rebounds. The Cowboys also had 24 free throw attempts — making 18 — while CSU was just 7-for-10 at the line. Demarion Dennis provided ample bench scoring for Wyoming, finishing with 16 points.

Josh Pascarelli was held without a point for the first time all season, going 0-for-8 from the floor. Kyle Jorgensen finished with 13 points as the Rams’ only other double-digit scorer.

Wyoming pulled away in the second half. It was 42-38 with 13 minutes, 7 seconds left after a Jorgensen 3-pointer, but Wyoming then went on a 12-0 run over the next 5 1/2 minutes to go up 54-38. The closest CSU got from that point was eight points.

CSU has a full week off before hosting San Jose State next Saturday at 7 p.m.