Wyoming High School Football

Garrett Coon has been a standout since he stepped on the football field as a sophomore at Sheridan High School.

The boys from Baggs, Wyo. have now outscored their opponents 526-0 in 2019. The Rattlers tied a 78-year-old state record on Saturday, beating Hulett 61-0 for their ninth consecutive shutout victory.

The Little Snake River Rattlers haven't allowed a point this season, dominating their eight opponents by a combined score of 465-0. The boys from Baggs could make history this weekend, becoming the first Wyoming high school football team since 1941 to record nine consecutive shutouts.

The last games of the regular season are here. For some teams, this game means a lot, while for others, not as much.

It's the second-to-last game of the regular season for high school football teams around Wyoming.

After two difficult losses in different ways on the road, the Laramie Plainsmen come home Friday night to face the No. 4 Natrona County Mustangs at Deti Stadium.

Gillette broke a 21 game losing streak with a victory on Friday night.

Rock Springs scored on their first four possessions and blew out the Laramie Plainsmen, 40-7, last Friday night.

The annual Wyoming Shrine Bowl All-Star football game will be played June 8 at 2 p.m. from Cheney Alumni Field at Natrona County High School in Casper.

Two former Laramie Plainsmen standouts have been chosen to play in the 2019 Wyoming Shrine Bowl Football Game this summer in Casper.

Thanks to the shameful behavior of some so-called adults, the Torrington Trailblazers will get a police escort to War Memorial Stadium for today's Wyoming 3A Football Championship.

Laramie used big returns on special teams and defense to beat the Cheyenne South Bison 35-7 last Friday night at Deti Stadium.