Natrona County Mustangs

Pinedale sophomore McKinzie Mortensen and Natrona County senior Kaiden Lee earned recognition for last week’s performances on the wrestling mat and track.

The Pat Weede Duals had teams from Wyoming, Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota competing

NC is 2-1 on the year and Central is 1-2

The WyoPreps big school Game of the Week as voted by the fans takes us to Class 4A. It has No. 1 Cheyenne East hosting No. 3 Natrona County Mustangs.

Ahead of the biggest moment of Logan Wilson's life, playing in the Super Bowl, he shared the tribute video that the Natrona County High School Commercial Music created for him on his social mediums.

The alpine ski season is rolling along quickly

2016 marks the 52nd year for the Oil Bowl in Casper. The Kelly Walsh Trojans claimed victory over the Natrona County Mustangs 19-14.

Class is in session and winter sports are in full force. Which mascot will be named the best in 4A?

The 2015 Oil Bowl at Natrona County High School's Dick Cheney Alumni Field was one for the books. The Natrona County Mustangs claimed victory over the Kelly Walsh Trojans 20-14. Check out the photos from the game.

In what was the greatest shut-out in Oil Bowl history, the Natrona County Mustangs heartily defeated the Kelly Walsh Trojans 51-0 in the 48th Annual Oil Bowl. While both teams worked their hearts out, it was the Mustangs who again proved that they are a force to be reckoned with.

It's that time of the year again, when school pride is taken to an all new level. The 2012 Oil Bowl is upon us. On September 22, the Natrona County Mustangs will once again go head to head with the Kelly Walsh Trojans in what is sure to be an absolute barn-burner. We'll be there for the entire game to provide you up to the minute play-by-play action, as well as a HUGE gallery of the game and its f

In their final game of the tournament, the NC Mustangs were defeated by their Wind River Rivals, with a score of 63-46. It was a hard game, and a hard loss for the Mustangs, but they proved that they are still a force to be reckoned with.