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Morning Sports: November 11, 2026
Sheridan HS Girls Swimming and Diving: The Sheridan High School Girls Swimming and Diving team had their best season since 2018, when they brought home the 4th place trophy at this past weekend’s State Meet.
Senior Hannah Mowry and freshman Kloe Fjell each won 1 race and the Lady Broncs won 2 relay races.
Mowry, who won the 200 yard freestyle race, says the relay teams were one of the strong parts of the team this season and explains what worked.
Fjell won the 50 yard freestyle race, by besting her older sister by about 1-quarter of 1 second.
She says that race is for the fastest of the fast and it’s a race she was meant to compete in.
At the State Meet, Sheridan Coach Brent Moore was named the 4A Coach of the Year.
Sheridan/Johnson County High School Volleyball: Post season accolades have been announced by the Wyoming Coaches Association.
A total of 16 players from Sheridan and Johnson County schools were named all-conference from their respective class, and 8 of those 16 were named All-State.
Receiving the honor from Sheridan are Chalaya Bales and Mesa Hanft.
Hannah Clark, Afton Cummins, Leah Phillips and Ava Taylor from Big Horn were selected.
All-State selections from Tongue River are Aubrey Kelty and Lily Maslowski, who was also named the Class 3A Defensive Player of the Year.
Click here to see all-conference and all-state selections
University of Wyoming Basketball: The Wyoming Cowboys put up a good fight last night, but they would lose their first game of the season at North Carolina 76-63.
The Pokes tied the game at 31 early in the second half, but then the Tar Heels went on a 15-4 run to keep UW at least an arms length away on the scoreboard, for the rest of the game.
The Brown and Gold took more shots, but also missed more as well.
Nasir Meyer led all scorers with 17 points, while Renars Sondors scored 12 off of the bench.
UW is next scheduled to play on Saturday at Denver.
Meanwhile the Wyoming Cowgirls won their first game of the season as they were victorious at home vs. UT-Arlington 75-64.
The ladies shot 52% for the game and were led in scoring by Norah Clark who put in 28 points, on 10 of 14 shooting.
Kati Ollilainen contributed with 10 of her own.
The Cowgirls are next scheduled to play this coming Friday at Colorado State.
Colorado Avalanche Hockey: The Colorado Avalanche won last night at Toronto 6-3.
The Avs are next scheduled to play tomorrow at Ottawa.
