Greybull-Riverside wrestlers competed on their home mats three times in the past week, hosting their annual tournament on Saturday between triangulars in Greybull Thursday and in Basin Tuesday.
Thirty-one boys and girls ages 8 to 13 competed in the local phase of this year’s Elks Hoop Shoot.Put on by the Greybull Elks Lodge, the competition took place Saturday afternoon in the GMS Gym.
Five teams will look to apply the finishing touches to unbeaten seasons when the state football championships are decided this weekend at War Memorial Stadium on the University of Wyoming campus.
With more big schools in the field than they saw in their opener, the second tournament of the season presented the Greybull-Riverside wrestlers an opportunity to see how they match up with a slightly higher level of competition.
Some wins, some losses and a lot of learning along the way.That about sums up the first few weeks of game action for the Greybull Middle School girls basketball program, which is under the direction this year of Becky Eichelberger, Tami Wright and Jamie Keisel.
With more than 500 new registrations to process, it’s going to take a while for the Big Horn County Clerk’s Office to calculate the voter turnout percentage for last week’s general election.
The East was the beast of Class 1A nine-man football this season, as three of the four teams from that side of the state prevailed in the opening round of the playoffs, including Pine Bluffs which ended Greybull’s season with a 75-22 victory Friday afternoon.
