The 2026 Wyoming high school football season opened on Friday and Saturday, delivering 17 official games across the Cowboy State. WyoPreps confirmed the results with each coach, ensuring the standings are accurate and up‑to‑date.
Class 4A Results
Every Class 4A program played a game in Week 0. Five schools earned a 1‑0 record: Cheyenne Central, Cheyenne East, Kelly Walsh, Natrona County and Sheridan. The remaining five teams started 0‑1: Campbell County, Cheyenne South, Laramie, Rock Springs and Thunder Basin.
Class 3A Overview
Both the East and West conferences saw action. In the East, Riverton posted a win while Rawlins fell short; Buffalo, Douglas, Lander and Worland remain winless, with Worland at 0‑1. The West conference featured three 1‑0 teams—Evanston, Jackson and Star Valley—while Cody, Green River and Powell are still awaiting their first result.
Class 2A Highlights
The East conference opened with Torrington victorious and Burns, Tongue River and Wheatland each posting a loss. All other East schools (Big Horn, Moorcroft, Newcastle, Glenrock) are still 0‑0. In the West, Pinedale and Thermopolis earned wins, while Cokeville, Kemmerer, Lovell, Lyman and Mountain View have yet to play.
Class 1A (9‑Man) and 1A (6‑Man) Updates
All 9‑man teams remain at 0‑0, with the East and West conferences awaiting their first contests. In the 6‑man division, Burlington and Casper Christian each opened with a win, while Ten Sleep and Farson‑Eden recorded losses. The remaining six‑man programs—Hulett, Riverside, Midwest, Little Snake River, Dubois, Encampment, Guernsey‑Sunrise and H.E.M.—have not yet taken the field.
What’s Next?
Week 1 will bring the rest of the schedule to life, adding more games for every class and conference. Fans can follow the evolving rankings and scores on the WyoPreps website, which will continue to double‑ and triple‑check each result as the season progresses.
These early standings set the tone for a competitive season across Wyoming’s high schools, offering families and communities a chance to rally behind their local teams.
Original reporting: K2 Radio (Casper) — read the source article.
