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Addy Thorington will continue her academic and athletic career at the University of Wyoming, signing to be a part of the Cowgirl volleyball team starting in the fall.
Cherry on top: Thorington honored at senior ceremony
A strong high school career came to a close for Powell High School’s Addy Thorington during the senior recognition ceremony in May, as she was named the Outstanding Senior Female Athlete of the … more
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Jimmy Dees (behind) capped off a stellar campaign in wrestling by being named the Outstanding Male Senior Athlete of the Year at Powell High School.
Highest honor: Dees named AOTY in talented class
In a crowded field of talented senior athletes at Powell High School one male athlete rose to the top. Jimmy Dees was named the Male Athlete of the Year in May during the senior recognition ceremony. … more
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Trey Stenerson (center) is flanked by his family as they were presented on the field as part of the Shrine Bowl festivities. From left are Tayli, Christy, Trey, Colby and Aubrie Stenerson.
Stenerson enjoys Shrine Bowl experience
Top talent from around Wyoming converged on Casper last week, as the 51st annual Shrine Bowl saw a resounding victory by the North squad 45-7 which included Powell’s Trey Stenerson as a … more
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Ryder Stewart slides into second base on a steal attempt during the home ‘C’ tournament this past weekend. Powell will look to rebound heading into the final month of the season after a tough start.
Young Pioneers fall in difficult home tourney
Playing four games over two days the Powell Pioneers ‘C’ team battled against several teams from around the state, but came up short in its home tournament. Powell started out in a … more
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Trevion Solberg dives back into first base after a pickoff attempt. Solberg was key for the Pioneers against Helena, going 3-4 and scoring twice in the 12-3 victory.
Finishing in the top spot in Billings
A strong weekend in Billings saw the Powell Pioneers come out on top, battling through   four days of contests to claim victory in the Buffalo Wild Wings Tournament. Powell defeated … more
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Former Cowboy Akuel Kot (pictured) will be aiming for the South Sudan roster at the Paris Olympics this summer, while incoming transfer Touko Tainamo is in camp aiming for a spot on Finland’s roster.
UW’s Kot, Tainamo set sights on Olympic teams
The 2024 Olympic Games in Paris is right around the corner and a current Cowboy in Touko Tainamo is in camp hoping for a roster spot with the Finnish National Team and later this month former Cowboy … more
The good old boys
In early June the Good Old Boys continued to get out on the course, with the game of the week being 123CCC. In this game, teams use two net balls on par 3’s, three net balls on par … more
Staying home: Fisher signs to Northwest College
Opting to continue both her academic and athletic career at home, Aubree Fisher signed her Letter of Intent in May to play soccer for the Northwest College Trappers this fall. Fisher started … more
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Kyle Cheney (center) will compete for Dodge City Community College at the College National Finals Rodeo next week after qualifying for bull riding. From left, assistant coach Jacob Perkey, Cheney and head coach Jarrod Ford.
Powell cowboy heads to CNFR
A recent graduate from Powell will be heading to the College National Finals Rodeo this week. Kyle Cheney, a sophomore at Dodge City Community College in Dodge City, Kansas, will compete in the bull … more
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PHS coach Chelsea Kistler will once again lead a girls’ basketball camp, this time alongside Northwest College athletic director Brian Erickson starting on Monday at Powell High School.
Girls’ basketball camp starts Monday
With summer in full swing, sports camps are popping up, such as the Midwest Elite Girls’ Basketball Camp which will kick off Monday at Powell High School. The camp will be put on by PHS … more
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UW athletics teams achieve strong academic marks
The NCAA released the most recent Division I Academic Progress Rate (APR) data on Tuesday, and University of Wyoming Athletics teams once again achieved exceptional APR scores. The most recent … more
Ethan Welch reaches out to save a ball from getting into the outfield during the Pioneers second game on Saturday. Powell won three of four against Billings opposition at home this past weekend.
Pioneers strong in home weekend
Starting off June the Powell Pioneers competed hard against Billings opposition at home, winning three of four against the Blue Jays and Cardinals on Saturday and Sunday. Powell lost to the Blue Jays … more
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Panther receiver Stenerson heads to Shrine Bowl
Recent Powell High School graduate Trey Stenerson is heading to Casper for the 51st annual Shrine Bowl on Saturday. Stenerson was the lone Panther named to the annual event that brings together … more
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Three Trapper cowboys head to CNFR
A strong spring season saw the Northwest College Trapper men’s rodeo team finish third overall in the Big Sky Region, resulting in three cowboys heading to the College National Finals Rodeo in … more
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The Good Old Boys
Wrapping up May the Good Old Boys got out on the course with the game of choice being X-Cept Eighteen. In this game, a four man team uses one net score on holes 1-9, two net scores on holes 10-17 and … more
Pioneers second in Gillette tourney
The Powell Pioneers proved their valor against some of the top ‘AA’ teams from around Wyoming and the surrounding region, placing second at the Kirby Drube Memorial Tournament in Gillette … more
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PAC Triathlon enjoys strong weekend
Competitors of all ages from around the region flocked to Powell on Saturday to compete in the 13th annual Powell Aquatic Center Triathlon. “Our numbers are pretty small compared to … more
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Paele Rapp holds down his opponent during the Powell Wrestling Tournament in April. Powell saw competitors from around Wyoming and Montana flock to the annual home tournament.
Youth wrestlers battle hard in home tourney
Wrestlers from around the region in Wyoming and Montana flocked to Powell last month to take part in the Powell Wrestling Club’s tournament at Powell High School, wrestling in three different … more
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Panther golf battles elements in spring season
The short and quick spring golf season saw the Powell Panther golf team battling the elements, competing in four events around the state over April and May. In the spring, athletes shoot only … more
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The shot clock will be used across all classes beginning in the 2026-27 season in Wyoming, which will include games between Powell and lower class teams such as Rocky Mountain after WHSA approved it in 1A and 2A in April.
Shot clock will be used in all classes
The shot clock is set to begin in Wyoming in the 2026-27 season now for all classes, after the Wyoming High School Activities Association approved an additional action in April. Originally, the … more
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