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Ups and downs (opens the original)
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Spikers thump Glenrock again, hit road bump at Casper Invite Going into the final busy week of the season before the playoffs, the Douglas High School volleyball team had a chance to build a mountain of momentum for the bulk of conference play which begins now. Instead, the state’s No. 2-ranked team was pushed around a little in a tough outing at the Casper Invite. However, the most important match of the week happened before returning to the annual 4A tournament at Ford Wyoming Center. The Bear
King and queen lead cross country at Glenrock invite (opens the original)
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With volleyball and football at home last week for homecoming, the Wright High School cross country program was on the bus for its second and final trip to Converse County. The Panthers didn’t miss any of the activities as they enjoyed another successful meet Sept. 25 in the Glenrock XC Invitational at Glenrock Golf Course and made home in time for the evening festivities. Wright was led in Glenrock by its homecoming royalty. The king led the boys and the queen was best for the girls to end anot
Second-half silence (opens the original)
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Cats held scoreless after halftime, fall to Rawlins for first time in 25 years in 28-21 conference setback For one ha l f Fr i day night against Rawlins, the Douglas High School football team was winning the match up on both sides of the ball and never trailed. After intermission, the script flipped and so did the score as the Outlaws rode off with a 28-21 come-from-behind decision over the Bearcats. The Bearcats, without standout running Milo Oria for the season, scored a season- high three tou
Dammeyer, Shatto crush personal-bests as Cats prowl at Worland XC Invitational (opens the original)
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Douglas High School cross country coach Dylan Yentes said last season he wanted to make a couple of changes to the schedule that would offer his athletes tougher challenges. Last week featured one of those adjustments and the Bearcats benefited with an abundance of competition, good finishes and more personal bests Sept. 25 in the Warrior XC Invitational in Worland. The new stop on the schedule featured talent from 4A through 2A programs which made it worth every mile. When the final clock stopp
Perfect start (opens the original)
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Perfect start Cats spike Buffalo, Newcastle to kick of conference play in style After spending the first three weekends of the season competing in some of the best tournaments around the state, the Douglas High School volleyball team finally had a chance to put that to test. If a grade were given it would be an A-plus as the Bearcats won every set and every match Sept. 17-18 to sweep Buffalo and Newcastle. Douglas, ranked No. 2 in the state, played l ike team that wins trophies in November. The
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