Scott Kolb

5 days ago | codyenterprise.com | Scott Kolb

Five decades have passed since the Cody Martial Arts Academy was started and it continues to have plenty of interest from students at the school on Ray Road. CMAA was founded by Master Bill House in March of 1975. It was originally housed in a few different locations around town, then moved to the present building in 1992. The number of people enrolled in the program varies, but it may have as many as 25 students at the school taking a class on any given night.

5 days ago | codyenterprise.com | Scott Kolb

Playing a total of five games in the span of three days at the Gallatin Valley Tournament put a strain on the pitching staff of the Cody Cubs. It took a couple of games for the Cubs to get their bats rolling with a pair of losses in the first two rounds, then they scored a lot of runs in the last three games. The Cubs finished with a 2-3 record for the three days of the tourney at Three Forks, Mont. This tournament was hosted by the Gallatin Valley Outlaws.

5 days ago | codyenterprise.com | Scott Kolb

Grady McCarten of Cody had a long touchdown run to help the North defeat the South in the 52nd annual Shrine Bowl at Casper. McCarten scored on a 47-yard touchdown run in the second quarter on Saturday. This gave the North team a 14-0 at that point in the senior All-Star game. The South scored a touchdown in the second quarter to cut into the deficit, but the North still held a 20-7 lead at halftime. The game got close in the second half with the North holding on for a 34-28 win.

1 week ago | codyenterprise.com | Scott Kolb

Playing football on the field in front of the iconic “Touchdown Jesus” is something former Cody Broncs Luke Talich dreamed about when he was a young athlete. The image of Jesus Christ is in the form of a large mural adjacent to the football stadium at Notre Dame University in Indiana. The larger-than-life image of Christ with his hands raised in the sign of a touchdown looms just beyond one of the end zones and is an inspirational site for those on the field of play.

1 week ago | codyenterprise.com | Scott Kolb

Four senior players from this past season’s Cody Broncs football team are playing this weekend in the Shrine Bowl game in Casper. Maddax Ball, Grady McCarten, Trey Smith and Chase Hatch have been selected to play for the North team in the game on Saturday. The players are currently in Casper taking part in two-a-day practices for the big game. The North team is being coached by Nicholas Crosby, who guided the Lovell Bulldogs to the Class 2A state semifinals last fall.