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Wyoming's Gonzalez Earns Share of Title at SUU Invitational

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2 years ago

March 11, 2024

Wyoming's Gonzalez Earns Share of Title at SUU Invitational

* University of Wyoming press release

ST. GEORGE, Utah – Wyoming’s Jadan Gonzalez claimed a share of the individual trophy after another strong round on day three of the Southern Utah Pizza Hut Lady Thunderbird Invitational on Saturday at Sunbrook Golf Course in St. George, Utah.

Gonzalez shot a 69 (-3) in the final round, which is the sixth-lowest round in Cowgirl history. She finished the weekend at even par with a score of 216. This marked the first event win for the Cowgirls since Cristiana Ciasca won the Hobble Creek Fall Classic in 2019.

“I’m so proud of Jadan on her well-deserved victory. She has made such a positive impact on the program in her short time here,” said UW head coach Josey Stender about Gonzalez. “She played with poise and confidence, which I think propelled her to make so many birdies in the back nine.”

Sophie Spiva capped off the weekend with a strong final round, shooting a 73 (+1). Her day three performance secured her a share of 9th place. Spiva concluded the weekend at 224 (+8) playing as an indy.

Morgan Ryan, who finished tied for 26th, shot a 79 (+7) in the final round and a 230 (+14) on the weekend. Grace Dunkleberger and Kyla Wilde both finished tied for 35th, each shooting 233 (+17) for the weekend. Tomine Bjerkelo shot a 239 (+23) to finish tied for 54th as Samantha Spielman shot a 241 (+25) to finish tied for 58th.

Boise State secured the team victory with a weekend score of 894 (+30). Weber State claimed second in the team standings at 904 (+40). Utah Valley and Oral Roberts tied for third at 907 (+43) as Stetson finished in fifth at 908 (+44). The Cowgirls closed the weekend seventh in the team standings with a team total of 916 (+52).
Cowgirl Scores

T1 Jadan Gonzalez – 69 (-3) = 216 (E)

T9 Sophie Spiva – 73 (+1) = 224 (+8) *

T26 Morgan Ryan – 79 (+7) = 230 (+14)

T35 Kyla Wilde – 82 (+10) = 233 (+17)

T35 Grace Dunkleberger – 72 (E) = 233 (+17) *

T54 Tomine Bjerkelo – 83 (+11) = 239 (+23)

T58 Samantha Spielman – 81 (+9) = 241 (+25)

*Playing as an individual

Top-Five Teams

1 Boise State – 894 (+30)

2 Weber State – 904 (+40)

T3 Utah Valley– 907 (+43)

T3 Oral Roberts – 907 (+43)

5 Stetson – 908 (+44)

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From Douglas to Jackson, Week 4 Is Loaded for Wyoming Boys’ Swim & Dive

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7 hours ago

January 6, 2026

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From Douglas to Jackson, Week 4 Is Loaded for Wyoming Boys’ Swim & Dive

It is Week 4 in the 2026 Wyoming High School boys’ swimming and diving season. It features several medium-sized competitions. After a dual in Douglas on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday are packed with meets. Jackson hosts its two-day invitational with four teams heading to Teton County. There are three-team events in Casper, Gillette, and Sheridan on Friday, plus two five-team meets at Cody and Rock Springs.

WYOPREPS BOYS SWIMMING AND DIVING WEEK 4 SCHEDULE 2026

Saturday also has swim invites at Evanston, Powell, and Sheridan. The schedule for Week 4 of the prep boys’ swimming and diving season in the Cowboy State is below. The schedule is subject to change.

RAWLINS AT DOUGLAS – dual

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CASPER TRI at NCHS – Cheyenne East, Kelly Walsh, Natrona County.

CODY INVITE – Cody, Newcastle, Powell, Riverton, Worland.

GILLETTE TRI – Campbell County, Cheyenne Central, Thunder Basin.

JACKSON INVITE – Jackson, Kemmerer, Lander, Laramie, Sublette County.

ROCK SPRINGS INVITE – Evanston, Lyman, Green River, Rawlins, Rock Springs.

SHERIDAN PRE-INVITE – Buffalo, Douglas, Sheridan.

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EVANSTON INVITE at Davis MS – Evanston, Green River, Lyman, Rock Springs.

GENE DOZAH INVITATIONAL at Powell – Buffalo, Cody, Newcastle, Powell, Riverton, Worland.

JACKSON INVITE – Jackson, Kemmerer, Lander, Laramie, Sublette County.

SHERIDAN INVITE – Douglas, Kelly Walsh, Natrona County, Sheridan, Thunder Basin.

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Wyoming motorcyclist dies in Laramie County wreck

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19 hours ago

January 6, 2026

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Wyoming motorcyclist dies in Laramie County wreck

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A Wyoming man died Dec. 22 in a motorcycle-versus-truck collision in Laramie County.

According to a recently released incident report from the Wyoming Highway Patrol, 24-year-old Wyoming man Kyle Pandullo was headed west on a motorcycle as a van approached from the opposite direction. The WHP reports that the van attempted to turn left into a business entrance, forcing Pandullo to brake in an effort to avoid a crash. His bike tipped over onto its side, sliding into the van.

The WHP lists driver inattention as a possible contributing factor in the wreck.

This story contains preliminary information as provided by the Wyoming Highway Patrol. The agency advises that information may be subject to change.

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Documentary ‘399 Forever’ to make its Wyoming debut at The Center on Jan. 6

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January 5, 2026

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Documentary ‘399 Forever’ to make its Wyoming debut at The Center on Jan. 6

JACKSON, Wyo. — Everyone’s favorite grizzly will grace the big screen this month.

Documentary 399 Forever will make its Wyoming premiere at The Center on Tuesday, Jan. 6, at 7 p.m. Tickets are $13.

The film follows passionate wildlife guides and photographers who dedicated their lives to tracking, teaching, and protecting Grizzly 399, the world’s most famous bear. As they capture her story, they also confront the growing impact of social media on wildlife, work to educate the public, and fight for practical solutions like bear-proof trash cans to keep both bears and people safe.

With mounting pressure to remove grizzlies from the endangered species list, the film explores the heart of a complex and emotional debate: What does it really mean to protect a wild animal?