Serving all of Eastern Laramie County since 1908
Serving all of Eastern Laramie County since 1908
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Pine Bluffs has a junior football league. This league is for fourth, fifth, and sixth graders that would like to learn how to play football. There are several schools in the local area including Kimball that have teams that compete. The coaches and all the teams get together to work our schedules and timings. Last Friday the Junior Hornets played the Junior Southeast Cyclones. For those who just can’t get enough football this is a great time to come out and watch some of these young athletes compete and learn the game of football. Coach Jay T...
The number one ranked football team in the 2A conference took on the number 3 ranked team in a head to head battle in Lingle/Ft Laramie against the Doggers last week. The dominate Pine Bluffs Hornets varsity football team rolled over the Doggers like they have for their last six games. At present time there does not seem to be any team in the conference that can stand up to the Hornets. In the last three games they have scored over 50 points per game. In the game against the Guernsey team they...
The Pine Bluffs Lady Hornets traveled west of Cheyenne to play the Lingle/Ft Laramie Lady Doggers in the next to last match of the season. The Hornets were looking to get back on the winning streak having lost their last two matches against Wright and Shoshoni. The Hornets improved their record after this match to 8-14 keeping them in third place in the 2A Southeast division. The Lady Hornets came out strong against the Lady Doggers. Everything was going well and kill shots and spikes were...
The Burns Junior Varsity volleyball team played two games last week. Their first game was against the visiting Southeast Lady Cyclones and the second was against the Niobrara County Lady Tigers. The Cyclones are a strong team and always give the Lady Broncs a run. The Broncs were hoping to change that but this match would belong to the Cyclones as they won the match in two games. It was an up and down battle as both teams were warming up. Burns Lady Broncs #34 Brooke Hansen served for three...
The Lady Broncs volleyball team played last Saturday against the Niobrara County Lady Tigers. The Lady Broncs were buck-in mad at their loss two days ago against Southeast and were going to take it out on the Tigers. This was Senior night for the Broncs and they were not going to fail with so many parents and fans in the stands. As it turned out there would be more to celebrate. Emma Norris hit a milestone by getting her 750th career kill this night setting a new Broncs record for career kills....
In a battle of the two number ones, the #1 ranked Southeast Lady Cyclones for the 1A division took on the #1 ranked Burns Lady Broncs in the 2A division. The match would be a strong match between these two teams and fun to watch. The Burns Broncs would come out hard and strong with their offense led by Emma Norris and Brooke Hansen, and defensively by Madi Foley and Sienna Gallegos. The Lady Broncs started serving and lose a side out. It goes back and forth as both teams were getting in shots. #18 Emma Norris is dominant on the net getting...
After their heartbreaking loss to Tongue River two weeks ago the Burns Broncs varsity football team found the winning combination against the Wheatland Bulldogs. The Broncs traveled to Wheatland to face the Bulldogs in an away conference game. The Broncs were looking to improve their record to a winning combination and the Bulldogs were going to be the recipients of their determination. The Broncs beat the Bulldogs and improved to a 4-3 record. The Broncs kicked off to the Bulldogs to start the game. The Bulldogs took three minutes to get the...
The Pine Bluffs/burns cross country track team competed at regionals up in Torrington. The team took seven boys and seven girls to race in the varsity meet. Coach Rousseau said, "Today was a quick adventure beginning with school-which was only the second time all season that we had to miss school to run. We headed north to Torrington for 2 quick races–Varsity Girls and Varsity Boys." The team did well. "We raced our top seven boys and girls this week in preparation for the State Meet in E...
The Burns Broncs Junior high football team brings home the championship. The Broncs junior high school football team are the 2022 South East Wyoming Athletic Conference (SEWAC) champions. During their season the junior high Broncs averaged 30 points per game while holding their opponents to 18 points. The Junior High Broncs had a nine-game schedule with four non-conference games. The non-conference games were against Torrington, Wheatland, Saratoga and Mitchell. They lost two of the games. Of...
The swarming Pine Bluffs Hornets varsity football team continues it's dominating ways as they took on the Saratoga Panthers in a first half aerial display of timing and finesse and then in the second half a powerful running game. The Hornets were able to score 50 points in the first half holding the Panthers to 12 points. Quarterback Stu Lerwick hit #6 for 4 touchdowns. After the half the Hornets ran the ball keeping it out of Panther hands and controlling the game. In a pre-game interview with...
The Burns Broncs varsity football team took on the Tongue River Eagles in a match up last Friday evening. The Broncs were on point for another win and wanted to pluck the feathers from the Eagles. In a game that was plagued with turnover the Broncs did not hold the Eagles down and lost the battle 7-13 It was a close game, as it seemed that neither team could control the ball. Tongue River kicked off to Burns and the Broncs started their run for the end zone. But a fumble stopped them and...
Senior Night is an honor for the students as much as it is for the parents. It is a time for both to shine for the hard work accomplished to get to this step in life for the students and parents. This year the band has six seniors and one is also on the football team. The five band members that night were Aubrey Burns, with her parents, Kellie and Travis Burns, Shyanne Howes, with her parents, Lara and Cody Howes, Hogan Allen, with his parents Virginia and Eric Allen, Jaspur Nusbaum, with his...
Junior Varsity Hornets football played a game against the Bridgeport Bulldogs on Monday, September 3 at Hornets Field. The junior varsity team is not as dominate as their varsity teammates but still they are a solid team with a lot of talent. The Hornets received the ball to start the game. The Hornets receiver fumbled the kick off from the Bulldogs and the Bulldogs recovered at the 31-yard line. The Bulldogs ran the ball and got a first and goal at the one yard line. After three unsuccessful...
The Pine Bluffs/Burns cross-country track team competed in their last regular season track meet in Cheyenne, Wyoming last Thursday. The Team competed in the Leroy Sprague Invite meet held at the Prairie View Golf Course. This is the last meet to fine tune their talents for regionals and state. Coach Rousseau said, “Our final JH Race and boy was it a doozey—they ran a 4K–their longest race to date. We also ran in an odd order, but it allowed many of our parents to see their JH students' race, some for the last time before HIGH SCHOOL. EEK!!...
The Pine Bluffs Hornets are on a rampage. They are not just undefeated on the season but they are destroying their opponents. In their last game against the Saratoga Panthers the Hornets scored 50 points in the first half of the game. They had 2 defensive touchdowns and a safety. The Panthers went home with their tails between their legs with a 57-12 loss. But they were not the only team to feel the sting of the Hornets. The Guernsey Vikings were stung by the Hornets 61-0. And the Vikings were not the only team to be blanked by the Hornets,...
The Lady Broncs next faced the 8-13 Lady Wranglers of Shoshoni. Shoshoni was coming off a solid win over the Pine Bluffs Hornets and were looking to make it two in a row. The Lady Broncs were still riding the high of the win over the Lady Panthers and did not see defeat in their future. The Broncs were wide-awake and ready to play now. They showed the Wranglers no mercy and demonstrated why they are in the number one seat. The first game was all Broncs. They were able to score at will and there...
Congratulations to the Pine Bluffs Junior High volleyball team who competed in the SEWAC volleyball tournament on October 8th. According to Coach Forbes, the team went into the tournament ranked third. Their first game was against the Burns Broncs. The Hornets easily beat the Burns Broncs to move on to the second round. In this game they faced the Lingle Doggers. The Hornets had lost to the Doggers twice before but today would be the Hornets day. They beat the Doggers to move on to the...
The Pine Bluffs Lady Hornets volleyball team traveled to Wright, Wyoming to compete in two games against the Shoshoni Lady Wranglers and the Wright Lady Panthers. The Lady Hornets played well but just could not overcome the Wranglers. The Wranglers were tough in the first game but so were the Hornets. They were able to stay with the Wranglers all the way. There was no clear winner till the end. Both teams were hitting their shots and diving for digs to keep the rally alive. It was a good game but the Hornets fell to the Wranglers 22-25 in the...
The Pine Bluffs Hornets Varsity football team should be nicknamed the Wrecking Crew. They are leaving a path of destruction throughout the eastern division. Their latest victims were the Niobrara County Tigers. This game just happened to be the Hornets Homecoming game also. It was a game to remember as the Hornets blanked the Tigers 56-0. It was a solid performance by both the offense and defense and gave warning to the rest of the division. The Hornets are on a mission to become the state...
The Pine Bluffs Lady Hornets varsity volleyball team were buzzing mad going into their homecoming game against the Niobrara County Lady Tigers last Friday. The Hornets had lost to Kimball a few days before that and they wanted some revenge. Niobrara County who are 6-8 would be a formidable opponent for the Hornets and make them earn the win. The Hornets faced the Tigers last month and beat them 3-1. On this day it would take five games for the Hornets to come out on top of the Tigers 3-2. Game...
The Lady Hornets Junior Varsity volleyball team competed in a best of three match against the Lusk/Niobrara Lady Tigers on homecoming night. The young Lady Hornets played hard and with a lot of spirit as they beat the Lady Tigers 2-1 in the match. The first game did not go as well as the Junior Hornets would have liked. The Tigers kept jumping out to a lead and the Hornets would fight back to within one or for a tie. The Junior Hornets were just a bit too anxious as their kill shots and blocks w...
The number one ranked Lady Broncs volleyball team had a rough weekend facing six different teams in two days at the Twin Cities Tournament. They faced the Northwest Lady Vikings, the Alliance Lady Bulldogs, the North Platte Lady Bulldogs, Scotts Bluff Lady Bearcats, Chadron Lady Cardinals and the Moore Lady Cavaliers in a two-day rampage. The Burns Lady Broncs fought hard but came up short. The first match they played was against the Northwest Lady Vikings. The Vikings were 9-10 and looking for...
The Pine Bluffs/Burns cross country track team traveled to Wheatland to compete with seven other teams from the eastern side of Wyoming. The girls varsity team placed fourth and the boys varsity team placed seventh. Coach Rousseau said this, “We have been incredibly lucky with the weather this XC Season. Holy Cow! Wheatland is always a great Quick course and the downhill to the finish always quick and scary for JH, High school finish is a little confusing around a TIGHT curve, but fun to watch. We had a perfect fall day that even got warm at t...
