Cross Country

The Plainsmen cross country team highlighted the Laramie High School Olympic sports weekend with a victory at the 37th annual Liberty Bell Cross Country Invitational.

Since it's early in the season, it's a busy time for sports teams from Laramie, whether high school or college.

Since it's early in the season, it's a busy time for sports teams from Laramie, whether high school or college.

Three state championships over the last three years have placed the Laramie High School cross country teams at the center of attention.

The start of the fall high school sports season is upon us. While football got a jump last week, the five other fall sports began Monday.

Laramie High School is hosting an athletic sign-up and parent information night for its upcoming 2014 fall sports season.

Four standout performers from Laramie High School signed their national letter of intent (NLI) Wednesday morning to pursue their dream of competing at the collegiate level.

For the second straight year, the Laramie Plainsmen are the kings of Wyoming 4A high school cross country. Led by Senior Jonah Henry's win in the 5K race, the Plainsmen captured their second consecutive team crown at the Wyoming State High School Cross Country Championships Saturday in Sheridan.

Senior Garrett Zans and junior Holly Page swept the individual races to help the University of Wyoming men's and women's cross country teams capture both team titles at the Utah Valley Invitational on Friday at Lakeside Park. The last time Wyoming won both the men's and women's race at one meet was Mark Korir and Emily Higgins at the 2008 Montana State Invitational.

Sophomore Amos Bowen and junior Holly Page collected top-five finishes individually to pace the University of Wyoming cross country teams at the Colorado State Invitational on Friday night at Hughes Stadium. The Cowboys finished second with 65 points in the talented seven-team field, while the Cowgirls were fifth at 100 points.