The Saratoga Golf Team athletes proved they are working their way toward improvement during their recent two-day invitational in Lander.
Coach Matt Daubner said he saw the kids play better at the invite, which took place Thursday and Friday, although scores were only mildly higher or lower than those from the Rawlins Invitational Aug. 29-30.
“I’m starting to see some real improvement in the kids,” he said.

Fresh off a three-match win over Pine Bluffs, the Lady Panthers pulled another sweeping victory Saturday against HEM’s Lady Miners.

The Lady Tigers growled their way to the top against Farson-Eden’s Lady Pronghorns Saturday, with their first three-way home-game win of the 2013 volleyball season.
The final scores from that varsity matchup were 25-15, 25-19 and 25-20, with the Tigers showing no signs of slowing down on their home turf. The JV Lady Tigers also played earlier that Saturday, but lost 25-21 and 25-22 against Farson-Eden’s JV team.

Even as a brand new six-man football team, the Panthers proved they can already deliver the goods after their blistering 58-12 win over Little Snake River Valley.

The Saratoga Ladies Golf Team had a good competitive game of golf during Thursday’s Club Championship at the Saratoga Golf Course.
In First Flight, Dawna Erickson scored first place in first low gross, Lila Worden achieved second in first low net, Nancy Facciani garnered third in second low gross and Joni Johnson managed fourth in second low net.

Sixth, seventh and eighth grade students with an athletic drive can soon prepare for action on the football field this fall.
According to head coach Matt Shelby, at 4 p.m. on Tuesday students in grades sixth-through-eighth can sign up and check out equipment at Saratoga Middle/High School. The first practice is 4 p.m. Wednesday at the Saratoga Elementary School practice field.