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Morning Sports: November 10, 2026
Sheridan HS Football: It was close and some team had to lose, as the Sheridan High School Football team ended up on the short end of the stick, and had their season end with a 15-14 overtime loss at home vs. Cheyenne East in the 4A semi-finals last week.
The opposition made a gutsy call going for the 2-point conversion in overtime and pulled it off.
Looking back on the season, Broncs Head Coach Jeff Mowry says there were lessons learned throughout the season and after last week’s game, he adds he’s hopeful that those who return next year, remember those lessons and/or use those lessons in other sports.
Sheridan finishes the 2026 season with a record of 9-2.
Meanwhile East will take on Natrona County in the 4A State Championship Game this coming Saturday at War Memorial Stadium in Laramie.
Big Horn HS Volleyball: Big Horn completed the 4-peat this past weekend.
The Lady Rams swept their way through the state tournament to win their 5th 2A State title in 6 years.
BH Head Coach Alli Nikont says most of the girls have been there and done that before, but that does not mean it gets any easier.
Big Horn finishes with a record of 36-3, and went undefeated vs. 2A competition.
Tongue River HS Volleyball: Tongue River’s season was nothing short of remarkable, even though the girls did not bring home the trophy they wanted.
Playing in their first year in Class 3A, the Lady Eagles won the East Regional Tournament, but dropped a 4-set match against Lovell back on Saturday to finish as State Runners-Up.
Junior Emma Sopko says the girls for TR have no reason to hang their heads.
Tongue River finished the season with a record of 23-10-1
University of Wyoming Football: There’s good news and bad news involving UW.
The good news is that the Mountain West Conference took note of the Cowboys recent win at UNLV.
Samuel Harris was named the Conference’s football offensive player of the week.
The sophomore rushed 17 times for 128 yards and 2 TDs, including a 42-yard score, and averaged 7.5 yards per carry.
Tyson Shamsid-Deen was named the Conference’s football defensive player of the week.
The sophomore had 2 interceptions.
The first one led to a field goal before halftime, the other was in the end zone to save the game.
For the second time this season Erik Sandvik was named the Conference’s special teams player of the week.
In Saturday’s game he was 2 for 2 on field goals, connecting from 43 and 35 yards away and was 5 for 5 on extra point tries.
The bad news is that starting quarterback Tyler Hughes is listed as doubtful for this coming Saturday’s game at UTEP.
He has a small fracture in the forearm area of his throwing arm, after taking a hit late in the first half of this past Saturday’s game.
In all likelihood, Landon Sims will start on Saturday, and there’s a possibility that Campbell County HS grad Mason Drube could get playing time as well.
Kickoff from El Paso is scheduled for 8pm.
University of Wyoming Basketball: The Wyoming Cowboys face a big road challenge.
The Pokes visit perennial power North Carolina, who are off to a 2-0 start, but are not ranked in the Top 25.
Tip off is scheduled for 5pm.
You can hear the game LIVE on AM 1410 KWYO and 106.9 FM.
The Wyoming Cowgirls are also in action today, but they are at home.
The Brown and Gold host UT-Arlington who are 1-1 so far this season.
Tip off is scheduled for 6:30pm and you can hear the game LIVE on Fox Sports 106.3 FM.
Denver Nuggets Basketball: The Denver Nuggets lost last night at Houston 110-100.
The Nuggets are next scheduled to play tomorrow at Memphis.
