Randal Horobik
Track: Weight and see approach
Panther throwers will be a factor in Casper
The Powell High School track teams qualified 50 event slots for this week’s state track and field championships in Casper. Of those, 11 come in either the discus or the shot put, clustering a significant chunk of both the boys’ and girls’ team entries in just two of track and field’s 17 events.
Track: Weight and see approach
Panther throwers will be a factor in Casper
The Powell High School track teams qualified 50 event slots for this week’s state track and field championships in Casper. Of those, 11 come in either the discus or the shot put, clustering a significant chunk of both the boys’ and girls’ team entries in just two of track and field’s 17 events.
More history to make
Panther boys have goal at state soccer
One year after celebrating a consolation title in Sheridan, the Powell High School boys’ soccer team is returning with a bigger objective in mind. In a wide open state field, the Panthers are looking to make waves on the championship half of the bracket.
Partridge signs with Rocky Mountain
Panther standout to play ball in Billings
Powell High School senior Chase Partridge has signed a letter of intent to continue his basketball career as a member of the Rocky Mountain College Battlin’ Bears this fall. Panther head coach Mike Heny announced the signing recently.
Track teams third in region
Powell earns 50 slots at state meet
The Powell Panthers boys’ and girls’ track teams finished third in a talent-packed 3A West regional meet on Saturday. Between the team’s weekend performances and a smattering of automatic qualifications during the regular season, Powell will compete in 50 event slots at this week’s state championship meet in Casper.
“This is the highest quality meet I’ve seen at the regional level,” said Panther track coach Scott Smith.
Track teams third in region
Powell earns 50 slots at state meet
The Powell Panthers boys’ and girls’ track teams finished third in a talent-packed 3A West regional meet on Saturday. Between the team’s weekend performances and a smattering of automatic qualifications during the regular season, Powell will compete in 50 event slots at this week’s state championship meet in Casper.
“This is the highest quality meet I’ve seen at the regional level,” said Panther track coach Scott Smith.
Panther boys survive scare
Rawlins forces Powell to work overtime
The Powell Panther boys are heading back to the 3A state soccer tournament in Sheridan this week after posting a 2-1 overtime victory over Rawlins on Saturday. The win came during play-in tournament action in Riverton.
“It was tight as I expected, but closer than I wanted,” said Panther coach Travis Rapp following his team’s victory. “At halftime, I told the boys they could make it easy on themselves and score a goal or let Rawlins hang around and they’d have a tough match until the whistle. My boys seem to like to do it the hard way.”
Panther soccer girls ousted
Shootout loss ends soccer season
In the mind of Panther soccer coach Brett Hanlin, the 2012 edition of Powell girls’ soccer is probably the strongest team the school has fielded. Unfortunately, following a shootout loss to Torrington on Saturday, the Panther girls will have little to show for that status.
Ostrom, Cragoe named athletes of the year
PHS awards night highlights many students
Seniors Kendra Ostrom and Josh Cragoe were named the senior athletes of the year at Powell High School on Monday night. The award annoucement was the highlight of the evening sponsored by the Powell Athletic Roundtable and the PHS Letter Club.
Ostrom, Cragoe named athletes of the year
PHS awards night highlights many students
Seniors Kendra Ostrom and Josh Cragoe were named the senior athletes of the year at Powell High School on Monday night. The award annoucement was the highlight of the evening sponsored by the Powell Athletic Roundtable and the PHS Letter Club.