Jack Nowlin

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Sports Editor at Casper Star-Tribune

Wyo grad/fan and Spartan fan. I also admit to cheering for the KC Chiefs. Just a sportswriter intent on covering at least one game in every town in this state.

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Athletes enjoyed record-setting day at Wyoming Track & Field Classic

1 week ago | trib.com | Jack Nowlin

The tone for the Wyoming Track & Field Classic was set in the very first race Friday at Harry Geldien Stadium in Casper. Competing in the girls' 3200-meter run, Cheyenne East sophomore Maggie Madsen broke free from the pack early and steadily pulled away. As the distance between her and the rest of the field continued to grow, Madsen looked inward to keep pushing herself. "I knew I had a pretty good lead, so I just focused on breaking the school record," Madsen said.
Two late goals lift Green River over Natrona County on Saturday

1 week ago | trib.com | Jack Nowlin

Natrona County head coach Chris Stiers has been talking all season about how his team needed to work on "the little things."The Mustangs did that for 76 minutes Saturday against Green River at Cheney Alumni Field. Unfortunately for the home team, the Wolves did the right things in the final four minutes to escape with a 3-2 victory.
Natrona County girls score two late goals to earn 3-3 tie with Green River

1 week ago | trib.com | Jack Nowlin

The Natrona County girls' soccer team flair for the dramatic continued Saturday. The Fillies scored two goals in the final five minutes at Cheney Alumni Field to salvage a 3-3 tie with Green River. On Tuesday, NC got a last-second goal from Jordan Best in the first half and, despite being a player down for the final 57 minutes, held on for a 1-1 tie in the Casper Cup.
Records fall at Wyoming Track & Field Classic on Friday

1 week ago | trib.com | Jack Nowlin

Temperatures rose and records fell at the Wyoming Track & Field Classic on Friday. One day after athletes battled rain, wind and temperatures in the mid-40s at the KW Invite, most of the state's best track and field stars competed in the annual event -- the Track & Field Classic was revived in 2023 after a five-year absence -- at Kelly Walsh's Harry Geldien Stadium under sunny skies and temps in the mid-60s.
Natrona County's Brynn Sybrant chases 3rd consecutive state discus title

1 week ago | trib.com | Jack Nowlin

Three years ago, Brynn Sybrant succumbed to peer pressure. Sybrant, then a freshman at Natrona County High School, played volleyball during the fall and basketball in the winter for the Fillies, but her spring season was open. Not anymore. “I threw a little bit in middle school but never really went anywhere with it,” Sybrant said Thursday at the KW Invite. “And then in high school people were telling me I should do a third sport, so I decided to do track.
Natrona County, Kelly Walsh girls' soccer teams brace for closing stretch

1 week ago | trib.com | Jack Nowlin

The Natrona County and Kelly Walsh girls' soccer teams are fit to be tied. The Fillies and Trojans have played 80 minutes against each other this season and both games ended in a draw -- 3-3 on April 15 and 1-1 on Tuesday. "We always like playing NC because they’re going to push us and make us better," KW head coach Jerry Realing said after Tuesday's game.
Wyoming rosters announced for Montana-Wyoming all-star basketball games

2 weeks ago | mtstandard.com | Jack Nowlin

CASPER, Wyo. — The Wyoming rosters for this year’s Midland Roundtable Montana-Wyoming All-Star Basketball Series were released on Thursday, with seven players who won state championships in March representing the Equality State. The girls team features Izzy Kelly and Karson Tempel from Class 4A state champ Cheyenne Central and Lauren Olsen and Jaden Meyer from 3A winner Douglas. Class 4A boys champion Gillette will be represented by Lane Hladky, Truman DeGrange and Nomar Gonzales.
Kelly Walsh boys shut out Natrona County to win 8th consecutive Casper Cup

2 weeks ago | trib.com | Jack Nowlin

Less than 10 minutes into Tuesday's Casper Cup soccer match, Kelly Walsh boys head coach Bryan Chadderdon had seen enough. Upset with the Trojans' effort, Chadderdon sent in seven replacements to join goalkeeper Braxdon Anderson and defenders Laird Larsen, Brayden Walden and Jackson Murdock on the pitch. Kelly Walsh led crosstown rival Natrona County 2-0 at the time. "They have expectations for themselves and we talked about those things before the game," Chadderdon said.
Kelly Walsh soccer teams keep hold of Casper Cup trophies

2 weeks ago | trib.com | Jack Nowlin

The trophy case at Kelly Walsh High School will house the Casper Cups for another year. The KW girls and Natrona County played to a 1-1 tie, but the Trojans retained the trophy thanks to a 3-0 victory in last year's annual crosstown rivalry game. The KW boys, on the other hand, rolled to a 10-0 shutout of the Mustangs to win their eighth consecutive Casper Cup.
Annual Casper Cup soccer games kick off a busy week of sports in town

2 weeks ago | trib.com | Jack Nowlin

Two weeks after Kelly Walsh and Natrona County met on the soccer pitch, the crosstown rivals face off again Tuesday. This time in the annual Casper Cup. The girls’ game kicks off at 4 p.m. at KW’s Tom Staffileno Activity Complex followed by the boys’ game at 6 p.m.GirlsKelly Walsh and Natrona County played to a 3-3 tie two weeks ago as the Fillies rallied from a 3-1 deficit thanks to goals from sophomore Kaycee Campbell and freshman Lydia Mwangi.