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1 week ago | 
wyopreps.com | Frank Gambino
Sheridan's Ty Gilbertson had a superlative effort in Saturday's Shrine Bowl in Casper, as he kicked two field goals for the North team, along with three extra points, and had a 73-yard run for a touchdown in the fourth quarter to help his team to a 34-28 win over the South. Gilbertson ended the first half with a 51-yard field goal, which set a Shrine Bowl record. After a lengthy weather delay, he reeled off a 73-yard run for a touchdown, giving his team a 34-21 lead.
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1 week ago | 
wyopreps.com | Frank Gambino
The 49th annual Wyoming-Montana Boys Basketball All-Star games wasn't a very pleasant experience for the Wyoming guys in 2025. One year after breaking a 22-game losing streak in the series, Wyoming had its hands full with Montana as the neighbors to the north posted victories on Friday in Gillette and Saturday in Billings. In Friday's game, Team Wyoming had a rough first half with turnovers and missed free throws, and never recovered.
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1 week ago | 
wyopreps.com | Frank Gambino
The Wyoming-Montana Girls All-Star Basketball series resumed over the weekend with the first leg in Gillette on Friday and the 2nd leg in Billings. The Wyoming Girls team had gone 16 games without a win in the series, and finally posted a win in the series with an 81-75 win in Billings on Saturday. Wins by the Wyoming girls have been rare in Billings, but Elyn Bowers of Pinedale had a solid game with defensive stops, big free throws (in fact, 9 of 10 down the stretch), and 21 points.
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1 week ago | 
kgab.com | Frank Gambino
The College National Finals Rodeo got off to a rousing start on Sunday in Casper with two sessions of the Bulls, Broncs, and Breakaway. The top 2 teams and the top 4 individuals from each of the regions nationwide earned a spot in the Finals. From the Central Rocky Mountain Region, the University of Wyoming and the Casper College men qualified as a team, while Gillette College and UW were the women's team qualifiers.
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1 week ago | 
wyopreps.com | Frank Gambino
The annual Shrine Bowl All-Star Football game in Casper on Saturday turned out to be a very competitive game with the North building a 20-point lead and holding to beat the South 34-28. The North now leads the series 28-20-3 with Powell's Keona Wisniewski named the Defensive Player of the Game and Smith McClure of Star Valley named the Offensive Player of the Game.
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2 weeks ago | 
wyopreps.com | Frank Gambino
The Shrine Bowl North team posed for photographers on Friday morning, ahead of tomorrow's big showdown with the South in the 52nd annual All-Star game. For some of these players, they'll move on to college ball, and for others, it's the last football game they'll play in their career. These are the times that need to be enjoyed, and these photos will be keepsakes for eternity.
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2 weeks ago | 
wyopreps.com | Frank Gambino
The Shrine Bowl All-Star Football game features some of the finest all-around athletes in the state. Look no further than Kelten Crow of Sheridan, who is playing on the North team. He's an All-State football player at two positions, a 4A State Champion wrestler at 175 pounds, and went 52-0 this past season and earned All-State status in soccer with a dozen goals for the Broncs in 2025. It's incredible what this young man has accomplished, and is a finalist for the prestigious Milward Simpson Award.
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2 weeks ago | 
wyopreps.com | Frank Gambino
The North team for the Shrine Bowl All-Star football team had a busy Wednesday with a pair of practices to gear up for Saturday afternoon's match-up with the South. The North has some skilled quarterbacks in Maddax Ball of Cody and Davin Crosby from Lovell. So this offense will certainly challenge the South defense. Crosby is coming off a sensational senior year for Lovell as he was a 2A All-State selection at quarterback and for good reason.
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2 weeks ago | 
wyopreps.com | Frank Gambino
The Shrine Bowl All-Star Game practices have been moving right along in Casper wth the 52nd annual football game set for Saturday afternoon at Natrona County High School. The South will go with Smith McClure of Star Valley and Fisher Frude of Laramie as their quarterbacks, so it's a lot of responsibility to learn the offense and get everyone on the same page. Fisher Frude threw for 848 yards and 4 touchdowns this past season for Laramie and was also the team's leading rusher.
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2 weeks ago | 
wyopreps.com | Frank Gambino
Both of the Shrine Bowl All-Star football teams entered their 2nd day of practice in Casper as they prepare for Saturday afternoon's showdown at Natrona County High School. The North team has some playmakers, that's for sure, so they will give the South defense something to think about. Campbell County receiver Adam Gibson has speed to burn and caught 42 passes for the Camels this past season for 1052 yards and 14 touchdowns. Gibson was a unanimous All-State selection in 4A at the receiver spot.
