Every year when the new schedule comes out, we typically see a few games on the schedule we’ve never seen.

In 2018, we will have six seven regular-season games that have never been played.

Two of the six seven involve Buffalo, which is moving from Class 3A to Class 2A, while two three others involve out-of-state foes.

The 2018 schedule is not necessarily complete. Schools below the Class 4A level still have opportunities to add Zero Week games, and some schools have open weeks they can fill.

The new series are:

Week 1: Yuma, Colorado, at Pine Bluffs; Southeast at Mitchell, Neb.

Week 2: Upton-Sundance at Wheatland; Star Valley at Sugar-Salem, Idaho

Week 3: Burns at Buffalo; Newcastle at Rocky Mountain

Week 5: Moorcroft at Buffalo

The longest active series scheduled to end in 2018 will be the series between Star Valley and Worland. The two programs have played each other every season since 1983. The Powell-Buffalo series, played every year since 1991, is also scheduled to end.

–patrick

Updated 8:11 a.m. Nov. 30 to reflect the addition of the Southeast-Mitchell series.

4 Thoughts on “Matchups we will see for the first time in 2018

  1. Shawn Burkart on November 28, 2017 at 8:53 am said:

    Patrick,

    I believe Southeast and Mitchell will be a first also.

    thanks

  2. Matthew Jensen on November 28, 2017 at 8:37 pm said:

    Has there been any Wyoming teams to have ever played a team from Canada?
    Meeteetse is playing Hafford SK week 1.

  3. Patrick on November 29, 2017 at 8:10 am said:

    Shawn, you’re right. I will add that to the list. Sorry for the oversight!

    –patrick

  4. Patrick on November 29, 2017 at 8:15 am said:

    Matthew, yes! There have been four Canada-Wyoming games so far. Glad to see there will be a fifth. Sheridan played Regina Riffel, Saskatchewan, in 1993 and 1994, while Laramie played Raymond, Alberta, in 1998 and Cody played Raymond in 2000.

    More here: http://wyoming-football.com/blog/?p=3465

    Your place, their place, or halfway?

    –patrick

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Post Navigation