The Wyoming high school football season has come to a close, and the final standings highlight a year of competitive play across the state’s four classifications. In Class 4A, Natrona County dominated the league, completing an unbeaten 12‑0 record and posting a decisive 28‑13 victory over Cheyenne East in the season’s final matchup.
Class 4A Standings and Scores
Natrona County finished atop the 4A table at 12‑0, followed by Sheridan (9‑2) and Cheyenne East (9‑3). Cheyenne Central posted a 6‑5 record, while Laramie split its games at 5‑5. The lower‑ranked teams rounded out the division with Thunder Basin (4‑6), Campbell County (3‑7), Kelly Walsh (3‑7), Rock Springs (1‑8) and Cheyenne South (0‑9).
The final 4A scoreline saw Natrona County defeat Cheyenne East 28‑13, underscoring the Aggies’ offensive firepower and defensive resilience throughout the season.
Class 3A East and West
In the 3A East conference, Riverton led with a 5‑0 conference record and a 6‑4 overall mark. Lander followed at 4‑1 (5‑5 overall), Buffalo at 3‑2 (3‑6), Rawlins at 2‑3 (2‑7), Douglas at 1‑4 (2‑6) and Worland finished winless at 0‑5 (0‑8). The 3A West division saw Star Valley dominate with a perfect 5‑0 conference record and an impressive 10‑1 overall record. Cody (4‑1, 9‑2) and Jackson (3‑2, 6‑3) also posted winning seasons, while Evanston (2‑3, 5‑4), Green River (1‑4, 3‑5) and Powell (0‑5, 3‑5) struggled.
The 3A championship game featured Star Valley edging Cody 16‑13, a close contest that highlighted the depth of talent in the western conference.
Class 2A East and West
Big Horn swept the 2A East conference with a 7‑0 record and an unbeaten 11‑0 overall season, earning the top seed in the division. Burns and Torrington each posted 5‑2 conference records, finishing 5‑4 overall. Glenrock (4‑3, 4‑5), Newcastle (4‑3, 5‑3), Wheatland (2‑5, 2‑6), Tongue River (1‑6, 1‑7) and Moorcroft (0‑7, 0‑8) rounded out the standings.
In the 2A West, Cokeville led with a 6‑0 conference record and an 8‑2 overall tally, while Thermopolis (5‑1, 7‑2) and Mountain View (4‑2, 7‑3) also posted winning seasons. Lovell, Lyman, Kemmerer, and Pinedale each finished with losing records. The 2A championship game saw Big Horn defeat Cokeville 31‑7, a decisive victory that capped an outstanding season for the Big Horn Broncos.
9‑Man and 6‑Man Divisions
The 9‑Man East division was led by Pine Bluffs, which went 6‑0 in conference and 11‑0 overall, dominating the competition with a 48‑6 win over Sundance in the final game. Sundance (5‑1, 7‑4) and Lusk (4‑2, 5‑4) also posted strong records. In the 9‑Man West, Rocky Mountain finished 6‑0 (9‑1 overall) and defeated Saratoga 6‑0 in the championship, while Greybull, Big Piney, Wind River, Wyoming Indian and Shoshoni completed the division.
The 6‑Man North division saw Burlington sweep the conference at 6‑0 (11‑0 overall) and beat Casper Christian 54‑6 in the final. Riverside, Ten Sleep, Midwest, Hulett, Meeteetse, and Kaycee rounded out the standings. In the 6‑Man South, Casper Christian (5‑1, 8‑2) and Little Snake River (5‑1, 6‑3) led the way, with Encampment, H.E.M., Farson‑Eden, Dubois and Guernsey‑Sunrise completing the division.
Looking Ahead
As the season ends, coaches across Wyoming are already planning for the 2027 schedule, focusing on player development, community support, and maintaining the high standards of sportsmanship that defined this year’s competition. Fans can look forward to summer training camps and the upcoming spring season, where many of these programs will seek to build on their successes and address the challenges highlighted by the final standings.
Original reporting: Sheridan Media (Sheridan WY) — read the source article.
