Strickland Makes the Most of His Time at Casper College
“I wanted something different from what I was used to, so I came to Casper,” says 5’10” sophomore guard Deante Strickland.
Harlem’s Franklin Enjoys Time at Casper College
“Coach Russell recruited me to a beautiful place,” says sophomore forward Vincent Franklin of Harlem, New York.
El Paso Recruit Excels at Casper College
Lean and lanky, 6’7” sophomore forward Josh McSwiggan had originally dreamed of becoming a soccer star but as he grew older, that changed.
Homecoming: Free Chili, Raffle, Fun
The Casper College Alumni Association will host the annual homecoming festivities at the Swede Erickson Thunderbird Gym on Saturday, Feb. 25 as the T-Birds take on the Pronghorns of Gillette College from Gillette, Wyoming. Admission is only $1 per person for both kids and adults.
Military Appreciation Night Set for January 28
The Casper College men’s and women’s basketball teams will host “Military Appreciation Night” on Saturday, Jan. 28 beginning at 3 in the “Swede” Erickson Thunderbird Gym. All veterans and current military with a valid ID will receive free admission for themselves and a guest.
RESCHEDULED: Wednesday Double Header Youth Night at the “Swede”
Due to snowed-in conditions in Powell, Wyoming, the basketball double header scheduled for tonight between the Northwest Community College and Casper College has been rescheduled.
Russell Adds Late Division 1 Transfer
Dan Russell and the Thunderbird coaching staff have signed 6’9” Colin Russell from Folsom, California, to a National Letter of Intent to play ball at Casper College.
T-Birds Gain Division 1 Transfer from UTEP
London native and University of Texas at El Paso transfer Josh McSwiggan will play for the Casper College Thunderbirds next season for his red-shirt freshman season, according to T-Bird Head Coach Dan Russell.
Division 1 Transfer Lands with Russell and T-Birds
The Casper College Thunderbirds have announced the signing of 6-foot-8 New Zealand native Jackson Stent.
Two of a Kind: Twin Alums Now Successful Basketball Coaches
In high school, Terry and Jerry Dunn were asked to wear colorful rubber bands around their wrists so the coach could tell them apart in practice. This need for individuality increases the irony that both brothers eventually gained fame in the same profession: as basketball coaches.