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Two weeks ago, WyoPreps asked high school sports fans their opinion about the upcoming Fall Sports Season in Wyoming.

The first confirmed case of COVID-19 in Wyoming was announced Wednesday.

With one game standing in between the Mustangs and the championship finals in Laramie, NC took on Cheyenne East in their final home game of the season. Fans came out to show their support and to will the Mustangs to a win.

Despite cold weather and the halloween festivities, many Mustangs fans gathered for a playoff game which will determine the future of the NC football team. Check out these pics from the game!

It's one of those questions that define who you are- questions like "Batman or Superman," "Books or TV," or "apple or oranges?" This question is more important than any of those, however. The question is, are you a Trojan or a Mustang?

Remember the show Friday Night Lights? It was a television show about high school football in a small town, and basically every Friday night, the entire town would show up for the game.

Every year, the Foss Motors Presented Million Dollar Hole In One raises money for all sorts of different causes. People from all over town come out to try their hand at sinking a hole in one and walking away with a cool "mil." This week long event saw much excitement, but the most exciting day was, undoubtedly, Sunday, when the semi-finals and finals took place.

The highlight of the Wyoming Summer, for years, has been the Cheyenne Frontier days. People from all over the country fly, drive, walk, and hop to Cheyenne to catch some of the hottest Rock and Country acts in the world. This year was no exception, as Kid Rock, Toby Keith, Motley Crue, Charlie Daniels, and more have all offered their musical (and drinking) expertise to Frontier Days. Read Mor

So let's face it, anybody who's anybody has spent an inordinate amount of time and money at the 2011 Central Wyoming Fair and Rodeo. I mean, why wouldn't they? It's basically the coolest part of the summer.

Have you been to the fair yet? If not, you do NOT know what you're missing. The food, the rides, the games, the people watching (Ohhhhhh, the people watching)- it all makes for one of the most exciting weeks of the Casper year.