Wyoming Legion Baseball

It was a successful 2020 debut for the Laramie Rangers on Monday, as they swept a doubleheader at the Wheatland Lobos.

The Wyoming Department of American Legion Baseball 2020 season is into its third week across the state.

A new season of Laramie Rangers baseball begins Monday with a doubleheader against the Wheatland Lobos.

Bigger crowds will be permitted to view Legion baseball games around the state starting June 1, but social distancing is still required.

The American Legion baseball regular season begins this week after the COVID-19 shutdown was lifted earlier this month.

The ‘Wyoming American Legion Baseball’ season can start next Wednesday under updated guidelines provided by State Chairman Cody Beers on Friday.

A directive issued late Friday by the American Legion National Organization led to a troubling weekend for State chapters.

Wyoming’s American Legion Baseball teams have been given the green light to start practice on Monday but there are limitations.

The hope for an American Legion Baseball season continues to build with the easing of restrictions by Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon on Thursday.

Despite cancellations at the national level, American Legion Baseball in Wyoming is still looking forward to having a season in 2020.

American Legion Baseball announced the cancellation of its 2020 World Series and eight Regional tournaments on Tuesday.

Three Laramie Rangers were recognized by the head coaches of the eight Wyoming American Legion Baseball Class ‘AA’ head coaches as All-State in 2019.