Final Wyoming High School Volleyball Standings in 2022

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November 8, 2022

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Final Wyoming High School Volleyball Standings in 2022

The 2022 highschool volleyball season has concluded.

Kelly Walsh, Mountain View, Burns, and Riverside received state championships within the 4 classifications.

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Listed here are the ultimate standings for this fall.

4A Northwest: (General Report, adopted by Convention Report)

Kelly Walsh 34-1, 6-0 (10-0)

Cody 25-4, 4-2 (8-2)

Rock Springs 15-20, 1-5 (2-8)

Riverton 14-18, 1-5 (3-7)

4A Southwest: (General Report, adopted by Convention Report)

Star Valley 26-13, 6-0 (8-2)

Jackson 14-18, 3-3 (4-6)

Evanston 9-28, 2-4 (3-7)

Inexperienced River 8-21, 1-5 (2-8)

4A Northeast: (General Report, adopted by Convention Report)

Thunder Basin 35-7, 6-0 (10-0)

Natrona County 23-12, 3-3 (6-4)

Campbell County 20-13, 2-4 (4-6)

Sheridan 8-23, 1-5 (2-8)

4A Southeast: (General Report, adopted by Convention Report)

Laramie 27-8, 6-0 (9-1)

Cheyenne East 22-13, 4-2 (6-4)

Cheyenne Central 10-19, 2-4 (3-7)

Cheyenne South 1-28, 0-6 (0-10)

3A Northwest: (General Report, adopted by Quadrant Report)

Powell 23-11-1, 6-0

Lovell 14-16-1, 3-3

Worland 16-20-1, 3-3

Thermopolis 6-26, 0-6

3A Southwest: (General Report, adopted by Quadrant Report)

Mountain View 35-4-1, 5-1

Lyman 33-6-1, 5-1

Lander 9-21-1, 2-4

Pinedale 18-17, 0-6

3A Northeast: (General Report, adopted by Quadrant Report)

Buffalo 20-15-1, 5-1

Newcastle 21-15, 4-2

Moorcroft 16-15-1, 3-3

Glenrock 5-27, 0-6

3A Southeast: (General Report, adopted by Quadrant Report)

Wheatland 28-9, 6-0

Douglas 23-16, 4-2

Rawlins 5-24-1, 2-4

Torrington 5-26, 0-6

2A Northwest: (General Report, adopted by Quadrant Report)

Rocky Mountain 17-11-3, 5-1

Shoshoni 17-21-2, 4-2

Greybull 15-17-6, 2-4

Wind River 12-22-1, 1-5

2A Southwest: (General Report, adopted by Quadrant Report)

Kemmerer 15-22-2, 4-0

Huge Piney 7-20-1, 2-2

Wyoming Indian 7-22, 0-4 (mixed w/St. Stephens)

2A Northeast: (General Report, adopted by Quadrant Report)

Huge Horn 30-9, 5-1

Wright 20-18, 5-1

Sundance 12-16-2, 2-4

Tongue River 17-18-1, 0-6

2A Southeast: (General Report, adopted by Quadrant Report)

Burns 25-13-2, 6-0

Lingle-Ft. Laramie 14-14-1, 3-3

Pine Bluffs 8-18-1, 3-3

Lusk 8-19, 0-6

1A Northwest: (General Report, adopted by Quadrant Report)

Riverside 32-5, 8-0

Meeteetse 15-9-2, 6-2

Burlington 10-21-2, 3-5

Dubois 9-16-1, 3-5

Ten Sleep 0-15-2, 0-8

1A Southwest: (General Report, adopted by Quadrant Report)

Cokeville 25-15, 8-0

Saratoga 20-12-2, 6-2

Little Snake River 26-11-1, 4-4

Encampment 10-17-1, 2-6

Farson-Eden 2-21-2, 0-8

1A Northeast: (General Report, adopted by Quadrant Report)

Hulett 26-6, 7-1

Kaycee 22-11-6, 7-1

Upton 11-19-2, 4-4

Arvada-Clearmont 9-16-1, 1-7

Midwest 2-19-2, 1-7

1A Southeast: (General Report, adopted by Quadrant Report)

Southeast 27-6, 6-0

Rock River 19-10-1, 4-2

Guernsey-Dawn 5-17, 2-4

H.E.M. 1-23, 0-6

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Teton Pass reopens after completion of temporary detour

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June 28, 2024

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Teton Pass reopens after completion of temporary detour

JACKSON, Wyo. — The Wyoming Department of Transportation reopened Wyoming Highway 22 Friday afternoon after the Big Hill landslide destroyed the road near mile marker 15.

WYDOT commended Evans Construction, Avail Valley Construction, the Idaho Department of Transportation and the Caribou-Targhee National Forest for their help constructing a temporary detour.

“While temporary, this detour safely reconnects communities and gives commuting families their valuable personal time back,” said WYDOT Director Darin Westby. “This process underscores the vital importance of infrastructure like mountain passes that connect people to work, family, medical care, affordable housing and other necessities.”

The WYDOT also thanked Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon and congressional delegates for obtaining federal funding for the project.

“Together with our stakeholders, partners, contractors and community advocates, we were able to accomplish this major feat in a matter of weeks – despite expectations that it would take months, or even years – all while keeping safety paramount,” said John Eddins, WYDOT District 3 Engineer. “Of course, we have so many to thank for this achievement.”

WYDOT will continue to monitor the slide area as workers plan to complete the highway’s full reconstruction. WYDOT plans to open Teton Pass completely by winter.

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BLM Wyoming oil sale nets $5M

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June 28, 2024

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A Biden administration oil and gas lease sale in Wyoming brought in $5 million Thursday, adding to federal funds from several summer energy auctions held by the Interior Department.

The largest single winning bid — more than $2 million — was for 1,300 acres in the state’s prolific Powder River Basin oil play. Overall the sale’s proceeds were modest compared with historic highs set in previous auctions in the oil- and gas-rich state. About 84 percent of the land offered in the auction was sold, totaling about 8,500 acres.

The White House also held a sale in New Mexico earlier this month that brought in $34 million and an auction in Nevada on Tuesday that no one showed up for.

The Biden administration has scaled back oil and gas leasing to curtail drilling on public lands, sparking fights with Republican lawmakers. The GOP’s House spending bill released Thursday would order the White House to hold quarterly auctions for drilling rights on public lands.

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Israeli Filmmaker’s Debut to Screen at Wyoming International Film Festival July 14th

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June 28, 2024

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Israeli Filmmaker’s Debut to Screen at Wyoming International Film Festival July 14th

A shot from the Israeli film “Funky.”

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Dramedy Explores Resilience, Healing and Intimacy After Sexual Assault

Wyoming International Film Festival will be featuring filmmaker Shoval Tshuva’s debut film Funky on Sunday, July 14th at 4 pm at Laramie County Community College in Cheyenne. Set in New York City, Funky weaves humor and resiliency into a poignant, brave look at the ongoing impact of sexual assault and one women’s journey to reclaim her life and her libido.

“In my opinion,” says SHOVAL TSHUVA, WRITER and DIRECTOR, “only a woman can tell a story about a female experience and carry it truthfully.”

The film is part of the Drama #2 lineup on Sunday which will be followed by the festival’s Awards Ceremony at 7 pm. Tickets can be purchased here.

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