2011 Casper Star-Tribune Super 25 team

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The Casper Star-Tribune released its annual Super 25 all-star team on Friday. Members of the first team included:

Nick Bazemore, Gillette

Josh Cragoe, Powell

Collin Eisenman, Sheridan

Matt Eddington, Evanston

Wade Eyre, Lyman

Mark Grant, Lovell

Colter Hamel, Green River

Terry Jackson, Kelly Walsh

Jordan Johnson, Cokeville

Jerome Krysl, Green River

Tanner Miller, Douglas

A.J. Montanez, Lovell

Olie Olson, Powell

Braidy Parks, Douglas

Dan Reese, Natrona

Jordan Roberts, Sheridan

Riley Ryan, Sheridan

Tanner Simpson, Lander

Cisco Taylor, Lyman

Jake Thomas, Natrona

Anthony Valdez, Cheyenne East

Cody Vollmar, Natrona

Daniel Wille, Snake River

Jeremy Woods, Cheyenne East

Zac Zimmerer, Southeast

Second team, third team and honorable mention choices were also made. See Friday’s Star-Tribune for bios on each first-team player, as well as the other selections.

–patrick

1971 Class A all-state

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The 1971 Class A all-state team I had posted on the all-state listings has been updated with what I think is a more accurate and comprehensive team. The team I used to have posted was selected by an AP panel; the team posted now is the team chosen by the Wyoming Coaches Association.

I try to post the WCA teams over any other teams when available, but I did not find a WCA team for this class and year until a former Torrington Trailblazer, Mike Mitchell, emailed me one a while back. Torrington was one of the best Class A teams in the state in 1971, going 9-0, but had no players chosen for first-team honors on the AP all-state team and only three second-team players. The WCA list is definitely more representative and more inclusive.

Thanks to Mike for his help on this!

–patrick

All-state listings: 1922 to 1945

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All-state listings from 1922 to 1945 have been added to the all-state listings. The all-state teams from this time are a bit of a hodgepodge because no coach, official or press organization consistently picked a team during this time. Sometimes, more than one team was chosen in a year. In cases where I found more than one team, I tried to list the team that was the most representative of all teams statewide.

First names, when available, have been used. Unfortunately, first names were rarely used in the sports section during this time.

For some years, I have yet to locate all-state listings, and I have yet to find any all-state listings prior to 1922. As always, if you can help me, email me the listings at pschmiedt@yahoo.com or post a comment below.

–patrick

Updates: Guernsey-Sunrise, Burlington, Torrington

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A couple quick updates:

Updates: Noted that the 2004 1A playoff game between Guernsey-Sunrise and Burlington was an overtime game.

Coaches Project: Added an update for Torrington.

All-state: Noted that Dennis Hankins, a member of the 1961 Class A all-state team, was from Torrington. Hankins’ school had not been listed previously.

(With Hankins’ addition, I now have just one unattached name on my all-state listings. It belongs to Smith, first name unavailable, 1972 Class AA defensive back. If you know who this is, e-mail me at pschmiedt@yahoo.com.)

Thanks to Mike Mitchell for the help on the Torrington info!

–patrick

Updates: Lyman, Cokeville, Greybull, Rocky Mountain, Wyoming Indian, Evanston

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Some updates and fixes from the past couple weeks:

Updates

Corrected the location of three Lyman games for 1990. The game on Aug. 31 with Cokeville was in Lyman, not Cokeville; the Sept. 14 game with Bear Lake, Idaho, was in Lyman, not Montpelier; and the Oct. 5 game with Greybull was at a neutral field in Lander, not in Greybull. I got suspicious of this season when I saw that Lyman had six consecutive road games to start the season… and that was obviously not the case.

Corrected Evanston’s opponent for its game on Sept. 28, 1990; the Red Devils played Morgan, Utah, NOT Logan, Utah.

Corrected the location for the Rocky Mountain-Wyoming Indian game in 1996 (it was in Byron, not Ethete).

Coaches Project

Thanks to some help from coach Todd Dayton, I have posted several coaching updates for Cokeville. Thanks for the help, coach Dayton! Click here to see what else I need.

All-state teams

I made one small correction in the 2000 1A-DII all-state listings, correcting Harry McNiven’s team from Big Horn to Burlington.

–patrick

Updates: Hulett, Big Piney, Pinedale, Cowley

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A few updates have found their way to some pages. Or something. Does that make sense? Whatever. You know how I do this by now. Here’s some updates:

Missing games

Found the score for Hulett’s 55-6 victory over Buffalo, S.D., on Sept. 15, 1961

Found the score for Big Piney’s 26-25 victory over the Lyman JV on Nov. 11, 1942

Found the score for Pinedale’s 21-13 loss to the Kemmerer JV on Oct. 2, 1940

Coaches Project: Update for Cowley.

All-state teams: Mad props to Wes Sibert from Mountain View for hooking me up with a complete list for the 1998 Class 2A all-state team. I’ve long suspected this list of being incomplete and this week Wes sent me the complete list. Several players were missing off my old list, including some from Buffalo and Lyman and all the selections from Glenrock and Mountain View. Thanks again, Wes!

All the updates have been made on all the relevant pages.

–patrick

All-state selections for 2010

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The folks over at wyopreps.com have posted this year’s all-state selections from the Wyoming Coaches Association. This year’s selections have also been added to my all-time all-state listings. I tried to catch all the misspellings, but if I missed one, let me know. Cool.

–patrick

Casper Star-Tribune Super 25 selections announced

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The Casper Star-Tribune announced its annual Super 25 selections this morning. Click here to see a replay of the Star-Tribune’s first selection show as well as short bios on each player. The annual Super 25 special section will be a part of Friday’s edition; pick it up.

The annual Super 25 banquet — where the offensive and defensive players of the year and the coach of the year are announced — is Friday in Casper.

Here is this year’s Super 25:

Nelson Alzheimer, 6-1, 180, sr, OT/DE, Big Horn
Ward Anderson, 6-2, 170, sr, QB/SS, Wheatland
Andrew Blaylock, 6-0, 245, sr, C/DT, Cody
Trent Boner, 5-11, 190, sr, C/LB, Douglas
Josh Borm, 5-11, 185, sr, WR/S/K/P, Cheyenne Central
Clay Cundall, 6-0, 180, sr, QB/LB, Greybull
Jerit DeGering, 6-0, 170, sr, RB/DB, Lusk
Matt Eddington, 5-11, 170, jr, RB/CB, Evanston
Holden Fauber, 6-2, 190, sr, OT/FB/LB, Wright
Jake Hepp, 5-11, 195, sr, OL/LB, Buffalo
Kyle Hutchinson, 6-1, 290, sr, OT/NG, Sheridan
Jace Jensen, 6-0, 190, sr, FB/LB, Buffalo
Drake Kelley, 5-10, 180, sr, QB, Gillette
Dylan Klava, 5-8, 165, sr, RB/LB, Douglas
Jeff Lee, 5-10, 170, sr, WR/DB/KR, Evanston
Chance Maddock, 5-6, 146, sr, RB/DB, Cokeville
Cole Montgomery, 6-0, 185, sr, RB/DB, Natrona
Dawson Osborn, 6-2, 200, sr, OG/LB, Sheridan
Jordan Roberts, 5-11, 180, jr, RB/SS, Gillette
Lucas Rowley, 6-4, 210, sr, OT/DE, Natrona
Jim Shellenberger, 6-0, 185, sr, QB/LB/P, Natrona
Mitch Syverson, 6-2, 170, sr, QB/DB, Thermopolis
Kyle Vinich, 6-6, 195, sr, WR/DB, Natrona
Zack Will, 5-11, 170, sr, WR/S, Sheridan
Colby Wollenman, 6-6, 210, sr, QB/FS/K, Big Horn