Clint Reed

Laramie High School Athletic Director Ron Wagner has announced that Plainsmen football coach Clint Reed has stepped down after four seasons on Wednesday.

The Laramie Plainsmen lost their first-round Class 4A playoff game at top-seed and top-ranked Cheyenne East on Friday night, 49-7.

Playing at home for the first time in six weeks, the Laramie Plainsmen take on the Cheyenne South Bison Friday night at Deti Stadium.

The long time spent on the road finally ends on Friday but with a very tough test for Laramie, as they play at No. 2 Thunder Basin in Gillette.

For the fourth straight week, the Laramie Plainsmen are on the road, as they head to Rock Springs to take on the 5th-ranked Tigers.

A fast start didn’t help the Laramie Plainsmen, as they dropped their third straight game on Saturday in Casper to Kelly Walsh, 49-28.

Back at home for the first time in three weeks, the Laramie Plainsmen host the Kelly Walsh Trojans Friday night at Deti Stadium.

Isaac Sell ran for a career-high 257 yards but it wasn’t enough, as Cheyenne East beat Laramie for the fifth straight time, 56-13, on Friday.

For the second straight game, the Laramie Plainsmen are on the road, as they head to Cheyenne to play No. 4 East on Friday.

Isaac Sell accounted for three touchdowns and Colter Nunn added two rushing TDs in Laramie’s 35-22 victory over Campbell County last Friday night.

The Sheridan Broncs scored on their first three possessions and rolled past the Laramie Plainsmen, 42-10, Friday in Sheridan in the 2020 opener for both teams.

A new season always begins with new hope, and it should at the prep level because you never know how things may come together.