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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Fillies softball plays first home games

1 week ago | codyenterprise.com | Scott Kolb

Although they lost all four games to the Gillette teams over the weekend, there were still plenty of highlights from the Cody Fillies on the softball diamond. Playing for the first time in nearly three weeks led to some inconsistency for the Fillies softball team in the conference openers. In marked contrast, the Thunder Basin and Campbell County teams have played over 20 games so far this season.
Broncs and Fillies compete in Powell

1 week ago | codyenterprise.com | Scott Kolb

With their top sprinter back on the track, the Cody boys were the runner-up team with the girls finishing in fourth place at the La Kohnke Invitational at Powell last Saturday. The host team from Powell won the girls track and field meet with the Cody Fillies finishing at 96.50 team points. On the boys side, Lovell was the top team and the Cody Broncs were second with 102.50 team points.
Track teams get season going at Early Bird

2 weeks ago | codyenterprise.com | Scott Kolb

Outdoor track teams finally got the season rolling for the Cody Broncs and Fillies as they traveled to Casper for the Glen Legler Early Bird Invitational. There was a total of 13 teams competing in the meet held at the Natrona County High School track last Thursday. Kelly Walsh won the girls meet with 148.5 points and Cody finished fifth with 63 team points. For the boys, Natrona County was first with 160 and Cody placed third with 88 points for the team.
Broncs swimmer heads to West Coast

2 weeks ago | codyenterprise.com | Scott Kolb

Swimming for a college along the Oregon Coast while enrolled in a welding program is the post-secondary plan for senior Bradley McKenzie of Cody. After a standout high school career swimming with the Cody Broncs, it’s now time for the next chapter for McKenzie. He will be attending Southwest Oregon Community College in Coos Bay. Success at the high school level has prepared McKenzie to swim in college.
Cody Cubs start season at home

2 weeks ago | codyenterprise.com | Scott Kolb

Baseball season gets going this weekend with a pair of home games for the Cody Cubs at Simpson Field. The Cubs are scheduled to play host to Buffalo on Saturday afternoon in a doubleheader. The first game of the twinbill is set to start at noon. Beau White is back as the manager for the Cubs and he has a good group of players to work with this season. Although many of the top pitchers from last summer have moved on, the Cubs will still have a solid mound rotation.
Warriors split in lacrosse season opener

2 weeks ago | codyenterprise.com | Scott Kolb

Winning in their first match of the season ultimately gave the Cody Warriors lacrosse team a split on opening weekend. The Warriors played both matches last Saturday in Billings. The Cody team jumped out to an early lead and rolled to a 9-3 win over Sheridan in the first match of the day. Offense was a little harder to come by in the other match, which was a 9-1 loss to Billings.
POCN discounts city’s reasons for LDS temple height

2 weeks ago | codyenterprise.com | Buzzy Hassrick

Two members of Preserve Our Cody Neighborhoods said the response from the Cody city administrator did not answer a neighborhood group’s question about the justification for the LDS temple’s height. The response by city administrator Barry Cook is printed below. POCN’s question was, “What is the legal basis for the city’s position that this building can exceed 30 feet in height?” Colin Pitet said.
Wrestlers compete at Nationals

2 weeks ago | codyenterprise.com | Scott Kolb

Wrestlers from Cody recently made the trip east to Virginia and competed in the National High School Coaches Association Tournament. There were nearly 6,000 high school wrestlers from all over the country at the NHSCA event for both boys and girls. The huge tournament was held on March 28-30 in Virginia Beach at the Virginia Sports Center. William Wood and Ashten Hubbs of Cody wrestled at the tournament.
Broncs split weekend set of home games

2 weeks ago | codyenterprise.com | Scott Kolb

Losing for the first time this season on Friday night didn’t sit too well with Cody coach Randy Rockey and his Broncs boys soccer team. The defending state champions and top-ranked team didn’t look the part in Friday’s game against Mountain View. The home game at Vannoy Field wound up being a frustrating 2-0 loss for the Broncs. Then the offense came back to life in the Saturday matinee and the Broncs rolled to an 8-0 win over the visiting Lyman Eagles.
Fillies soccer wins pair of home games

2 weeks ago | codyenterprise.com | Scott Kolb

Goal scorers for the Cody Fillies got loose for a lot of chances as they put up big numbers in weekend wins over Mountain View and Lyman. Coming off their first loss of the season last week, the Fillies game out firing in Friday’s game against Mountain View. The Fillies scored five goals in the first half and rolled to a 6-0 win over the Mountain View Buffalo at Vannoy Field. It was more of the same on Saturday morning in a 12-1 win over the Lyman Lady Eagles.