Cody Enterprise

The Cody (Wyo.) Enterprise is a newspaper that publishes twice a week. It was established in August 1899 by W.F. Buffalo Bill Cody and Col. John Peake and marked its 100th anniversary in 1999. This esteemed publication has received various awards and currently has a paid circulation of 7,050. The newspaper is owned by Sage Publishing Co., which is based in Cody, Wyoming.

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All-State honors for Cody track and field teams

3 days ago | codyenterprise.com | Scott Kolb

Several members of the Cody High track and field teams were named to the All-State team for their efforts this past spring. These honors go to the top two finishers in individual events or were part of a winning relay at last month’s Class 3A State Meet. These honors were not voted on and the selections come from the Wyoming Coaches Association. Four boys and two girls from Cody were named to the All-State team. The Broncs and Fillies had another solid season out in the field and on the track.
Riverton sweeps doubleheader from Cubs

3 days ago | codyenterprise.com | Scott Kolb

Late rallies by the Riverton Raiders gave them a sweep of Tuesday night’s conference doubleheader against the Cody Cubs. In the opener, the home team produced a big rally in the bottom of the fourth inning and came away with a 4-2 win. The late game was a high scoring affair with late rallies giving the Raiders an 11-5 win. The pair of losses dropped the Cubs to a 5-3 record in the conference play. The Cubs have a conference doubleheader left with Evanston late in the season.
Cody bikers race through the Black Hills

4 days ago | codyenterprise.com | Scott Kolb

Riding on a scenic 100-mile course through the Black Hills of South Dakota, members of the Park County Youth Cycling club recently competed in a race starting in Spearfish. The mountain bike riders from PCYC took part in the Pine Island Gravel Odyssey Race on June 14. The race, which takes place in the Black Hills, features varying terrain. “It consists mostly of gravel roads, but also includes a bit of pavement while riders roll over open prairies,” according to the race’s website.
Cubs get win in Gjerde tournament

4 days ago | codyenterprise.com | Scott Kolb

Rain washed away a pair of scheduled of games over the weekend for the Cody Cubs at the Harold Gjerde Memorial Tournament in Lewistown, Mont. The scheduled games on Friday and Sunday were both rained out. The Cubs did play a total of three games and went 1-2 on the weekend. “It was a tough weekend, everything was delayed and postponed,” Cubs manager Beau White said of the tournament. In the opener of the tourney, the Cubs played a close game against the Glendive Blue Devils on Thursday.
Former Cody Broncs play in Shrine Bowl

1 week ago | codyenterprise.com | Scott Kolb

Former Cody Broncs football players put on a good show for the fans at last weekend’s Shrine Bowl game in Casper. Grady McCarten, who helped the Broncs make it to the state finals this past season, had a long touchdown run to help the North beat the South 34-28 last Saturday afternoon at Cheney Field. Early in the second quarter, McCarten broke loose for a 47-yard touchdown gallop.
Cubs homer their way to conference win

1 week ago | codyenterprise.com | Scott Kolb

Hitters for the Cody Cubs waited to provide highlights until the late game and the result was a split of Tuesday night’s doubleheader at Simpson Field. In the first game of the conference twinbill, the visiting Lovell Mustangs blanked the Cubs 5-0 behind the pitching of Tucker Jackson. The hurler for the visitors went all seven innings and struck out 11 in the shutout on the mound. The late game was a completely different story. The Cubs hit three home runs in a 16-1 win in five innings.
Cody Martial Arts Academy celebrates 50 years

1 week 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.
Cubs pitching staff tested in tournament

1 week 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.
McCarten helps North win Shrine game

1 week 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.
Talich to host camp

2 weeks 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.