Written by Chance Bond on February 19, 2021
As the Worland Warrior Boys Swimming and Diving team heads to the Wyoming 3A State Swimming Meet in Laramie. Preliminaries are Friday and the Finals on Saturday. We talked with two of the Swimmers and one of the Divers. Also had a conversation with Head Boys Swimming and Diving Coach Justin Howe. The boys talked about goals, expectations and what they thought about the meet. We also talked about the work and dedication it takes to compete. What swimming has meant, and what swimming with the Water Jets did for helping their swimming careers. Listen below to their comments about the upcoming State Meet. Listen to KWOR 104.7FM/1340AM or online at mybighornbasin.com also be sure to catch Warrior Stance with Chance every Wednesday from 5 to 6 as we talk about all thing in Worland Sports News.
Written by Chance Bond on February 16, 2021
The Worland Warriors went to Powell Saturday with a 13-2 overall record 4-0 in Conference and ranked number one in Wyoming 3A Boys Basketball. They would leave Powell with a loss a some uncertainty with seedings and rankings.
Powell, ranked number two in Wyoming 3A was 11-2 overall and 2-1 in Conference. The Panthers haven’t lost since January 22nd to The Warriors 86-59.
Mack Page is the number two leading scorer in the State of Wyoming 3A Boys Basketball with just over 18 points per game average.
The Panthers Mason Marchant is the number 3 leading scorer in 3A basketball with right at 18 points per game. Mason is also fourth in rebounding, second in assists, fourth in steals, and has a 57% shooting percentage averaging over 12 shots per game. He is Powell’s best player.
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