As the Wyoming High School State Soccer Tournament kicks off in Gillette, local teams from Sheridan and Buffalo are gearing up for a competitive weekend. The Sheridan Broncs, who were last year’s 4A Boys State Runners-Up, are eager to claim the top spot this year. Meanwhile, the Buffalo Bison aim to defend their title as the reigning 3A Boys State Champions.
4A Boys Tournament
The 4A Boys tournament will see Sheridan face off against Riverton in the first round on Thursday, May 21st, at Thunder Basin High School. The Broncs are determined to advance past the semi-finals and secure a place in the championship match scheduled for Saturday, May 23rd, at Thunder Basin High School.
Other teams in the 4A Boys bracket include Kelly Walsh, Thunder Basin, Cheyenne Central, Green River, Jackson, and Campbell County, all vying for the state title.
4A Girls Tournament
In the 4A Girls category, Sheridan will compete against Jackson in their first-round match at Campbell County High School. The girls’ team is hopeful for a strong performance to progress through the tournament, with the championship match also set for Saturday, May 23rd.
3A Boys Tournament
The Buffalo Bison, as the top seed from the East, will begin their title defense against Powell at Sports Complex #2 on Thursday. With a successful track record, Buffalo is poised to make another deep run in the tournament.
Other contenders in the 3A Boys bracket include Lander, Torrington, Worland, Mountain View, Cody, and Rawlins.
3A Girls Tournament
Buffalo’s girls’ team will also compete, starting against Mountain View. The tournament’s structure ensures that each team must bring their best to advance, with the championship match scheduled for Saturday at Thunder Basin High School.
This state tournament is a significant event for local communities, bringing together families and supporters to cheer on their teams. The dedication and sportsmanship displayed by these young athletes reflect the values cherished by their schools and communities.
Original reporting: Sheridan Media (Sheridan WY) — read the source article.
