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Wyoming High School Softball All-State Honors Revealed for 2024
The Wyoming Coaches Association announced its All-State awards for the 2024 Wyoming High School softball season. These players are considered the top tier in the state’s fourth prep softball season. The recipients were released to the media on Thursday. Players must have received first-team all-conference to be considered for all-state recognition. Congratulations to Campbell County senior Avery Gray, who received an all-state honor for all four years of her prep career! Eight more players earned a third all-state award.
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Wyoming High School Boys Soccer All-State Honors 2024
Head coaches around the state have selected the best high school boys’ soccer players in Wyoming for the 2024 season. The Wyoming Coaches Association announced its all-state awards for this spring. Class 4A had 25 players recognized, and Class 3A had 25, who earned the distinction. Congratulations to six players, Jackson’s Braden Hills and Teddy Opler, Parker O’Neill from Kelly Walsh, Sheridan’s Dane Steel, Luke Ewing of Douglas, and Powell’s Chance Franks, who received a third all-state honor in their prep career. Twelve more players garnered all-state for the second time in high school.
Final Wyoming High School Softball Standings 2024
WEST: (Overall Record, followed by Conference Record) EAST: (Overall Record, followed by Conference Record) Changes Are Coming to Wyoming High School Softball Next Year. The sport of high school softball is expanding in the 2025 season. Torrington, Jackson, and Sheridan will field varsity teams next spring. The conferences are changing to North-South, and a regional qualifying tournament will be added the week before the state tournament. WyoPreps spoke with WHSAA Commissioner Trevor Wilson about the softball changes as part of a bigger discussion of overall changes for the 2024-25 high school sports year. Click the button below to find that story with the video interview.
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