Football Coaches Prepare for Wyoming High School Championships [AUDIO]

4A Championship - 4 pm on Saturday

Cheyenne East (7-4) vs. Sheridan Broncs (10-1)
While Sheridan has been the more recent visitor to the state championship game, both teams have won titles in the past five years. The Broncs won it all in 2009 and the T-Birds in 2007. The last time these teams met was on Oct. 21 in Cheyenne when Sheridan beat East 44-14.

Cheyenne East Head Coach Chad Goff:

Sheridan Head Coach Don Julian:

3A Championship - 3 pm on Friday

Douglas (9-1) vs. Powell (8-2)
Douglas will be going for their fourth straight championship this weekend as Powell returns to the title game for the first time since winning it all in 2006. These two teams haven't seen each other since 2008 in a semifinal game that saw Douglas beat Powell in double OT, 28-27.

Douglas Head Coach Jay Rhoades:

Powell Head Coach Jim Stringer:

2A Championship - 12 pm on Friday

Lovell (10-0) vs. Lyman (9-1)
This will be the first trip to Laramie for both of these teams, although both schools have won state championships. Lyman's last championship was in 1999, while Lovell's lone title was in 1987. The Bulldogs gave Lyman their lone loss this season in week 3, winning in Lovell, 21-7.

Lovell Head Coach Doug Hazen:

Lyman Head Coach Ted Holmstrom:

1A Championship - 1 pm on Saturday

Southeast (10-0) vs. Cokeville (9-1)
Both of these teams are familiar with winning state championships. Cokeville is the defending champ, and they beat Southeast, 24-7, last year in the semi finals. Before that, Southeast had won four straight championships, including one in Class 2A. All players involved in this game began the season expecting to win a state title and their experienced coaches know how to get it done.

Southeast Head Coach Mark Bullington:

Cokeville Head Coach Todd Dayton:

6-Man Championship - 10 am on Saturday

Dubois (9-1) vs. Snake River (10-0)
Snake River returns to the championship with a 21-game winning streak and is the only team to beat Dubois this season. The 66-24 loss to Snake River was the Rams first game at the six-game level and they haven't loss since.

Dubois Head Coach David Trembly:

Snake River Head Coach Mike Bates: