Wyoming high school football fans have a full day of action on Friday, November 13, as the semifinals for the 2026 season kick off across five classifications. The games will determine the final four teams that will travel to War Memorial Stadium in Laramie for the state championship weekend.
Semifinal Schedule by Classification
Class 1A‑6‑Man
#3 Little Snake River travels to face top‑seed #1 Burlington at 1 p.m.
#4 Encampment meets #2 Casper Christian at 6 p.m.
Class 1A‑9‑Man
#5 Sundance challenges #1 Rocky Mountain at 4 p.m.
#3 Saratoga visits #2 Pine Bluffs at 4 p.m. (KERM live stream)
Class 2A
#4 Mountain View takes on #2 Cokeville at 2 p.m. (SVI Media live stream)
#3 Thermopolis battles #1 Big Horn at 6 p.m. (WyoToday live stream)
Class 3A
Lander faces top‑seed #1 Star Valley at 6 p.m. (multiple live streams: SVI Media, County 10, WyoToday)
#2 Cody meets #4 Riverton at 6 p.m. (County 10, WyoToday, KODI live streams)
Class 4A
#5 Cheyenne Central travels to #1 Natrona County at 6 p.m. (KRAE live stream)
#3 Cheyenne East visits #2 Sheridan at 6 p.m. (Sheridan Media live stream)
How to Watch
Local broadcasters have provided streaming links for most matchups. If a link is missing, fans can request one by emailing [email protected]. The WyoPreps website hosts the full scoreboard and will update scores in real time throughout the day.
Championship Weekend Details
The winners of Friday’s semifinals will advance to the state championship games in Laramie. Class 2A and Class 3A title games are scheduled for Friday, November 13, at noon and 3 p.m., respectively. The remaining three classes—1A‑6‑Man, 1A‑9‑Man, and 4A—will compete on Saturday, November 14, at 10 a.m., 1 p.m., and 4 p.m.
All championship contests will be held at War Memorial Stadium, providing a central venue for families and supporters from across the state to celebrate Wyoming’s high school football talent.
Community Impact
High school football remains a cornerstone of community life in Wyoming, bringing together families, churches, and local businesses. The semifinals offer a chance for small towns to showcase their pride and for student‑athletes to demonstrate the discipline and teamwork that align with traditional family values.
Parents are encouraged to attend the games in person when possible, supporting their children while reinforcing the importance of community involvement and sportsmanship.
Original reporting: K2 Radio (Casper) — read the source article.
