Friday night marked the end of an era for Sheridan High School football. In the 4A state semi‑finals, the Broncs saw their historic 40‑game state‑record streak come to a close after a dramatic overtime showdown with Cheyenne East.
The game was tightly contested throughout regulation, with both teams trading scores and defensive stands. When the clock expired, the teams were deadlocked, forcing the contest into overtime. Cheyenne East secured the winning points on a two‑point conversion, pulling ahead 15‑14 and advancing to the state championship game.
For Sheridan, the loss not only ended their season but also halted a remarkable run that had seen the program dominate the state landscape for years. Players and coaches praised the effort and resilience shown on the field, emphasizing the importance of staying positive, focused, and having fun together as a team.
“We gave everything we had,” a player said after the game. “Playing three days in a row is tough, but the camaraderie and energy keep us going.” The sentiment echoed throughout the locker room, highlighting the team’s commitment to hard work and sportsmanship despite the disappointing finish.
Looking ahead, the Broncs will regroup and focus on building for next season, hoping to return stronger and continue the proud tradition of Sheridan High football.
Original reporting: Sheridan Media (Sheridan WY) — read the source article.
