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2025 Wyoming High School Golf State Championships: Day 1 Recap

9/21/2025, 1:03:39 PM

Overview of the Championships

The 2025 Wyoming High School Golf State Championships commenced with the first 18 holes completed across three courses. Players faced varying challenges, with some excelling while others struggled. The results from the first round highlight individual and team standings across all classifications.

Class 2A Highlights

In the Class 2A girls' division, Tazlyn Wagner from Kemmerer leads with a significant 16-shot advantage heading into the final round. In the boys' category, Easton Lewis from Tongue River and Trevan Benson of Kemmerer are tied at a score of 77. The team standings show the Thermopolis girls and Sundance boys leading their respective categories.

Class 2A Team Scores

  • Girls: Thermopolis leads with 255, followed by Sundance at 263.
  • Boys: Sundance leads with 308, followed by Wheatland at 316.

Class 3A Highlights

In Class 3A, defending champions face challenges as Addison Bettinger of Buffalo holds a two-shot lead in the girls' division. William Oland from Lander leads the boys' division by two shots as well.

Class 3A Team Scores

  • Girls: Wheatland leads with 255, followed by Cody at 263.
  • Boys: Lander leads with 308, followed by Wheatland at 316.

Class 4A Highlights

Madison Brown from Evanston holds a narrow one-stroke lead in the Class 4A girls' division. The boys' division features a three-way tie for first place among Cade Brady (Evanston), Carson Moniz (Laramie), and Bryce Bell (Cheyenne East), all two shots ahead of the field.

Class 4A Team Scores

  • Girls: Evanston leads with 257, closely followed by Campbell County at 258.
  • Boys: Laramie leads with 292, followed by Campbell County at 294.

Official Statements & Responses

The Wyoming High School Activities Association (WHSAA) expressed satisfaction with the event's organization and the competitive spirit displayed by the athletes. They noted the importance of these championships in promoting youth sports in the state.

Criticism & Opposition

Some coaches and players have voiced concerns regarding the course conditions, suggesting that they may have impacted performance levels. They argue that better maintenance could enhance the overall experience for participants.

What's Next

The final round of the championships is scheduled for Saturday, with Class 2A and 4A starting at 9 a.m. and Class 3A beginning at 10 a.m. Players will aim to improve their standings and secure all-state honors.

Verbatim Quotes

  • “These guys have all believed in me for so long, I’ve put in the time and the work,” — Noah Gruber, Pittston Area Golfer
  • “We set a goal to win the district championship early in the season,” — Jason Miller, Pittston Area Coach

The 2025 Wyoming High School Golf State Championships continue to showcase the talent and dedication of young athletes across the state, with the final round promising to deliver exciting outcomes.