Five talented sophomores from the 2016-2017 Casper College Volleyball team signed their letters of intent to play ball at the next level today at the “Swede” Erickson Thunderbird Gym on the Casper College campus.
The Casper College rodeo team will host the college’s 62nd Annual Ropin’ and Riggin’ Days Rodeo April 21 through 23 at The Arena.
Maggie Justinak, a high-powered player with the Rock Springs High School Tigers varsity basketball team, has committed to play with the Lady T-Birds of Casper College.
Tom Parker passed away Wednesday afternoon, March 15, and will be sorely missed by all who knew him. Tom spent his last 27 years coaching the rodeo team at Casper College and was a big part of our history and school pride.
Shea Garland was originally slated to play basketball at a Division I school when he came to Casper College.
Don Jarrett, Jr. was recruited to play basketball at Casper College two years ago. He has been a strong player for the Thunderbirds for both the 2015-16 and 2016-17 seasons.
Collin Russell transferred to Casper College for his sophomore year of basketball.
“I wanted something different from what I was used to, so I came to Casper,” says 5’10” sophomore guard Deante Strickland.
“Coach Russell recruited me to a beautiful place,” says sophomore forward Vincent Franklin of Harlem, New York.
Lean and lanky, 6’7” sophomore forward Josh McSwiggan had originally dreamed of becoming a soccer star but as he grew older, that changed.