Boys open against east’s Newcastle

When the Panther boys arrive in Casper today, (Thursday) they will get off the bus as both the west’s No. 1 seed and tournament underdogs.

The Powell High School boys’ basketball team earned the west’s top position by defeating the Star Valley Braves in Saturday’s 3A West regional championship game, yet certain Wyoming news outlets are still favoring the regular season leaders.

Panther boys defeat No. 1 Star Valley for regional title

Powell may be the land of the free, but it is not the home of the Braves.

The Powell Panthers boys’ basketball team became the 3A West regional champions on Saturday after beating No. 1 Star Valley 50-37 in front of a raucous home crowd.

Panther boys defeat No. 1 Star Valley for regional title

Powell may be the land of the free, but it is not the home of the Braves.

The Powell Panthers boys’ basketball team became the 3A West regional champions on Saturday after beating No. 1 Star Valley 50-37 in front of a raucous home crowd.

Panther aim to lead cheer in Casper

With less than a week to perfect their routines, the members of the Powell High School cheer team are aiming to bring home a trophy from the State Spirit Competition in Casper.

The Panthers will perform in both the stunt and non-stunt competitions March 6 at the Casper Events Center.

Panther aim to lead cheer in Casper

With less than a week to perfect their routines, the members of the Powell High School cheer team are aiming to bring home a trophy from the State Spirit Competition in Casper.

The Panthers will perform in both the stunt and non-stunt competitions March 6 at the Casper Events Center.

The Powell Panthers swimmers and divers endured the long bus ride over the Big Horns Thursday, on their way to the 3A state swim meet in Gillette.

The Panthers placed fourth out of the 11 team field.

For Christians and Jews, it’s Jerusalem. For Muslims, Makkah. For Buddhists, Bodh Gaya. But for those who find their religious experiences on top of mountains adorned with iced-over waterfalls, it doesn’t get any holier than Shoshone’s South Fork.

For Christians and Jews, it’s Jerusalem. For Muslims, Makkah. For Buddhists, Bodh Gaya. But for those who find their religious experiences on top of mountains adorned with iced-over waterfalls, it doesn’t get any holier than Shoshone’s South Fork.

After seeing a fantastic, if somewhat unexpected, performance at the 3A West Conference meet Feb. 9, fans of the Powell High School swimming and diving team will be rooting for an equally impressive encore this weekend.

The Panthers will travel to Gillette Thursday afternoon for the 3A State Championship meet. The two-day meet will pit state qualifiers from 11 Wyoming 3A schools.

Coming off a second place conference finish in front of their home crowd, the Panther swimmers are faster than they’ve been all season. Powell will boast a 13-man squad, each of whom swam at least one personal best time at conference.