Cowgirls

The University of Wyoming Cowgirl Tennis team had the honor of sending the doubles team of Popovici and Synkova to Nationals in New York. The Cowgirls have made many improvements over the past few seasons and are now seeing the outcome of their hard work and dedication.

(courtesy of stevendepolo via Flickr) The University of Wyoming Cowgirl soccer team just wrapped up a stellar season and to show for it the Mountain West Conference has honored the team with 5 post season awards. The top award went to Cowgirl redshirt freshman Sara Paul who earned UW soccer's first-ever MW Freshman of the Year award!

With only two players returning with significant experience, head coach of the University of Wyoming women's basketball team Joe Legerski, realizes that fans may be paying extra attention to the roster the first time his team takes the court. The graduation of four seniors, plus the loss of two players during the offseason, means the Cowgirls are suddenly an unfamiliar bunch. Legerski joined Eric

Once again the University of Wyoming Cowgirls Tennis Team came out on top, this time on a regional level! The doubles team of Veronica Popovici and Simona Synkova took the USTA/ITA Mountain Regional Doubles Title. (courtesy of Wyoming Cowgirl Tennis)

The University of Wyoming Cowgirl soccer team is ready for action this weekend against New Mexico and TCU after receiving its first ever ranking in the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Pacific Region Poll. The Cowgirls (8-4-2, 1-0) are ranked No. 10 in the current poll. Head Coach Danny Sanchez was on Sportsline Live Tuesday to discuss the poll, where Cowgirl soccer is headed, and ho

The weekend of  Saturday the 8th brought bad news to The University of Wyoming football team but two other UW athletics teams had outstanding results. The Cowgirl Volleyball Team pulled off an incredible upset against nationally ranked #23 Colorado State University. The other team who came out on top last weekend with stellar performances by each player was the University of Wyoming Cowgirl Tennis

Persistent back injuries have brought Kristen Scheffler's basketball career to an end. University of Wyoming head women's basketball coach Joe Legerski made the announcement Monday afternoon.

Wyoming and BYU are the only Mountain West Conference teams to move on to the second round of the Women's National Invitation Tournament (WNIT) as TCU lost to Oral Roberts, 78-74, on Thursday night in Fort Worth.