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Catelynn Floy puts up a shot at the rim during the Panthers game on Saturday against Pinedale. Floy and seven others return with varsity experience for an improving Powell team.
Panther girls earn trophy for first time in five years
I n their first state tournament action in four years the Powell Panther girls’ basketball team returned home with its first hardware in five years — winning the consolation championship … more
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Dale Estes was named a recipient of the Distinguished Service Award by the Wyoming Coaches Association, and will be honored with the award at a ceremony in June.
Distinguished Service Award goes to Dale Estes
Longtime Powell coach Dale Estes has been selected to receive the Distinguished Service Award from the Wyoming Coaches Association. Estes was named to the award as the WCA announced its 2023 Hall … more
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Pioneers battle in difficult weekend
One of the most difficult weekends the Pioneers will see all season resulted in a set of tight battles before the team ran out of steam — with Powell defeating Jackson ‘AA’ 2-1, … more
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Taeson Schultz returns with a forehand during the Panthers’ matchups against Casper on Saturday. Powell heads to Gillette for the North Regional Tournament this Friday and Saturday.
Panther tennis teams battle at home
A flurry of home action wrapped up the regular season schedule for the Powell Panther tennis teams this past weekend as the boys’ team finished 3-0 over Cody and both Casper schools and the … more
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Left: Kindee Lewis recently signed a letter of intent to play soccer at Doane University in Crete, Nebraska. Right: Larissa Santos recently signed a letter of intent to play soccer at Waldorf University in Forest City, Iowa.
Two Trapper women sign to continue soccer careers
Following an improved season with the Trappers, two sophomores on the women’s soccer team are moving up to the next level of competition. Larissa Santos and Kindee Lewis signed their letter of … more
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Andy Ward returned to help the Trappers this season, and was recently named the official head coach for Northwest after serving an interim season.
Back in charge: Ward renamed NWC men’s coach
Northwest College has named Andy Ward as the official coach of the men’s basketball team, after serving this past season as the team’s interim head coach. “Northwest College is a … more
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River Turtles coach Chris Baumann leads his team in celebration Tuesday night after the team played the Grasshoppers in the T-ball division of the Powell Little League. Players from age 4-6 field six teams in the division meant to encourage players to have fun in their introduction to the sport.
All-stars of the littlest league
Dark, bubbly clouds hung low in the sky, threatening to cancel Tuesday’s games in Powell’s littlest league. Yet fresh, tender grass — almost neon green from days of rain in the high … more
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Panther volleyball runners-up in Rawlins
The Powell Panther volleyball team finished 5-1 against a host of 3A teams last weekend in Rawlins but fell just short in the championship game against Buffalo on Saturday to finish second at the … more
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Daniel Merritt (right) hops on his bike as he looks to pull ahead of his dad Ladell Merritt (left) in a little father/son competition during the PAC Triathlon on Saturday.
PAC Triathlon beats rainy weekend weather
Super athletes from as far away as Glenrock and Montana converged on Powell on Saturday, beating the rainy weather to compete in the 11th Annual Powell Aquatic Center (PAC) Triathlon. The … more
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The 2022 Powell Middle School Cubs cross country team. Back row from left: Dylan Cameran, Alaina Tinnin, Murray Chavarria, Gabe Leighton, Alex Werner, Charlie Eastman, Alaja DeFoe-Love, Memphis Solberg, Calvin Opps and Sean Ferguson. Middle row from left: Hannah Crossno, Steven Fieber, Hanna Erkkila, Sophie Erkkila, Jordyn Nelson, Michael Stensing, Dylan DeBoer, Ashlee Jacobsen, Ava Gilliatt, Karee Cooley and Eleasah Horsley. Front row from left: Russell Goolsbey, Landyn Horsley, Lynea Christensen, RaeAnn Jackson, Jacob Gardner, Jose Villanueva, Noah Young, Damian Rakness, Landon Anderson, Macie Velasco, Benjamin Smith and Joshua Waite. Anyston Keller not pictured.
Cub cross country team grows in 2022
In the inaugural year for sixth-grade cross country the Powell Middle School team saw 13 participants come out to help grow the team to 34 athletes overall in the fall. Adding more competition … more
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Wyoming running back Titus Swen had a career night against Boise State finishing with a career-high 212 rushing yards against the Broncos.
Cowboys lose tight contest to Boise State
Saturday night’s final home game of the 2022 season for Wyoming saw the Cowboys do what they’ve done throughout the season — fight to the very end. But for the first time this year, … more
PHS football continues rolling
Another trip to Fremont County yielded a second consecutive shutout for the Powell Panther football team — breezing past the Lander Tigers on Friday night 50-0.      … more
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As the rain starts to pour, Brock Johnson puts all his effort into his swing as the Pioneers defeated both Evanston and Riverton on Saturday in Green River.
Pioneers excel during rain-shortened weekend
Quiet bats and run support plagued the Pioneers for weeks heading into the Green River tournament this past weekend. Coming out of the weekend the Pioneers are greeted with renewed confidence as … more
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Merritt and Rogers named Heart of a Champion winners in honor of former coach Jay Collins
T wo Wyoming recruits and returning sophomores were honored with the second annual Heart of a Champion award on Friday night. Star Valley’s Kolter Merritt was named the Trapper men’s … more
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Panther sophomore libero Alex Richardson steps in front of PHS senior Mikayla Graham to dig a ball during the Panthers first round matchup against Douglas on Thursday.
PHS volleyball falls in consolation round
Making its first appearance at the state tournament since 2018 did not intimidate the Powell Panther volleyball team, which advanced to the semifinals after sweeping Douglas, before losing to … more
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Seventh grade football finishes 4-3
A hot start to the season for the seventh grade Cubs football team was followed by a mix of wins and losses, en route to a 4-3 overall record and a 3-2 conference record for Powell Middle School. … more
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Good Old Boys
The Good Old Boys hit the fairways for the second week in a row on May 9, with the featured game of the week being Six, Six, Six where four man teams use one net score on the first six holes, two net … more
PHS swimming wins Gene Dozah Invite
The Powell Panther girls’ swim and dive team continued its strong early season performances this past weekend — adding another state qualifier and winning the home Gene Dozah Invitational … more
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Robby Ortega finished 1-2 at 184 pounds at the Younes Hospitality Open, with the Trapper wrestling team gaining valuable experience early in the season.
Trapper wrestling bounces back on road trip
B ouncing back on the road last weekend the Northwest College wrestling team earned a pair of dual victories over Northeastern Junior College and Otero Junior College in Sterling, Colorado, before … more
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PHS junior Kik Hayano rises out of the water during the 100 fly at the Swim and Dive State Championships in Laramie on Friday.
3 for 3: Panthers finish third at state
For the third year in a row the Powell Panther girls’ swim and dive team walked away with a third place trophy at the state meet. The Panthers finished with 201 points, which is the most … more
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