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The hope is to showcase Red Devil sports through pictures, video clips, audio replays, interactive calendars and message boards. Post to the message boards and calendars. If you have images you would like to share, please do so. From the blends for the headers like the one above for each individual sport to slide shows and more, the hope is to be very image intensive. Email to markmadia@yahoo.com or call 444-6275 if you have images you could loan to be scanned and then returned. This goes for anything Red Devil - old programs or other memorabilia. Thanks!

Red Devil Shout Out!

  1. The photos used in the track-soccer montage were all taken by Uinta County Herald Sports Editor Steve Kodad. By this summer, we should have the ability for you to visit Steve's site, check out the pics, select those you'd like to purchase, pay by check or credit card through PayPal and then download your purchases. For now, check the site, look for the description beloe the pic, (write 'em down, maybe) then email Steve and tell him the pics you'd like, and he'll send them to you. He is set up for PayPal, so you can make your purchases that way (we'll add the PayPal button soon) - just not the ability to have you select, purchase and then be brought back to a download page, but again, that's on the way. For the direct link to Steve's photo section at AnotherKodadMoment.com click here and check 'em out!

  2. The 17-9 Lady Red Devils took 3rd place in their regional tournament with 61-46 victory over Green River. Ashley Davis led all scorers with 26 and Stephanie Lee netted 14 for Evanston. Green River placed placed two players in double-digits, Janelle Strampe with 15 and Taryn Roosa with 13. The game was a one-point contest at the break, 31-30 Evanston, with 5 lead changes and 3 ties, The Lady Devils will play the Lady Camels of Campbell County @ 10:30 Thursday morning in Swede Erickson Thunderbird Gym as the 3rd seed from the West 4A while Gillette will represent the East 4A's 2nd seed.

    The Red Devils will also square of against Campbell County @ noon. The Camels won their regional and will be the #1 seed from the East, while the Red Devils took 4th hosting their regional tourney, following their Saturday loss to the Rock Springs Tigers, 54-58. Rock Springs placed 3 players as double-digit scorers - Brandon Allen with 18, Austin Maxwell with 14 and Kevin Gold, who finished 13. Evanston also had 3 players with 10 or better, but only 5 players total reached the scoring column. Michael Bryant shared game-high honors with 18, Will Barnard ended with 15 and Austin Kofoed had 14 for the Red Devils. The fourth seeded Red Devils enter the State Tournament with a 17-9 mark for the season.

  3. The Red Devils hover around 5 down with leads as much as 8 for Natrona County as the Mustangs would take an 8 point lead in at the break, 27-19; Natrona led 18-10 with one complete. The Mustangs outscore Evansto by 10 in the 3rd to make it a 46-28 ballgame entering the 4th. Tommy Earl leads Natrona with 16. Mario Harris and freshman Jordan Dick both end with 9 and Michael Dietz finishes with 6. Austin Kofoed has 15 for Evanston, the only Red Devil in double-digits. Will Barnard fouls out with 4:30 remaining, leaving with 9.

    Evanston will play Rock Springs (for 3rd & 4th for seeding at state) on Saturday @ 11:45. The Tigers swept the Red Devils during the 4A West Conference season, including their last meeting on February 16th, a thrilling 96-93 win in double overtime in Rock Springs. Tip-off is scheduled for 11:45, following the Lady Red Devils - Lady Wolves, also playing for 3rd place @ 10 AM

  4. The Natrona County Fillies come from 6 down at the half and trailing most of the 3rd quarter to defeat the Green River Lady Wolves 54-48.

  5. This one was closer than the final score would indicate, but Green River does vault themselves into the 4A West title game with their third consecutive victory of the season over their cross-county rivals to face the Evanston - Natrona victor.

  6. The Evanston Lady Red Devils jumped out to a 8-0 lead and led 11-7 with one quarter complete, but it was all Rock Springs from that point on. The Tigers led 24-19 at the break and extended the lead to 9 at the end of 3, 43-34. Up by as many as 17 late in the 3rd, the Tigers allowed the Lady devils to get as close as 9, but no closer. Ashley Stewart had 11 field goals for a game-high 25 and Courtney Patterson added 13 for the Lady Tigers who will play the Green River Natrona winner on Saturday. Ashley Davis led Evanston with 16 while Jana Barker finished with a season-high 15. The Lady Devils will open day 3 of the 4A West Regional Tournament @ 10 AM.

  7. Let's pack the house tonight!

  8. The 4th seeded Evanston Red Devils end the season of the 5th seeded Casper Kelly Walsh Trojans by a final tally of 60-44 for their 4th victory over the Trojans in as many games. Austin Kofoed scored a game-high 18, Will Barnard finished with 16 and Michael Bryant had 13 for the Red Devils, who led wire to wire. Kelly Walsh had 3 players reach double-digits with Matt Nolan going for 11 and Joe Munsell and Lucas Nolan each with 10. Evanston plays #1 seed & #1 ranked Casper Natrona @ 8:45 on Friday night.

  9. The 4th seeded Lady Wolves of Green River pull away at the end to end the season for the 5th-seeded Kelly Walsh Lady Trojans in a tight ballgame, 53-47. Green River led 28-23 at the break, but most of the 2nd half was a one-possession game. Green River will face the #1 seeded Natrona County Fillies on Friday @ 7 PM.

  10. The 6th seeded Star Valley Braves made it interesting, but in the end it was the 3rd seeded Rock Springs Tigers advancing to face their cross-county rivals, #2 Green River, by virtue of a 58-48 victory at Red Devil Gym. The two Sweetwater County schools will play @ 5:15 on Friday.

  11. The Evanston Lady Red Devils earn a trip to state and live to play another day with a 58-44 victory over the Lady Braves of Star Valley. Stephanie Lee led Evanston with 17, Ashley Davis finished with 14, all in the 2nd half, and Jana Barker added 11. Star Valley's Danette Warren led all scorers with 20 and Carolee Saunders added 12. Evanston will play the Lady Tigers of Rock Springs @ 3:30 on Friday.

  12. The Lady Red Devil-Red Devil Hoops Doubleheader from Thursday night, February 22nd vs.Star Valley can be listened to by clicking here or by clicking the post title link. The girls and guys games are separated into tracks as pregame, quarters and post games and also include extra tacks for the coach interviews, the National Anthem by Nicole Kallas and our interview with the "Amazing #20," Jaycee Carroll. Listen in and leave your comments! Go Red Devils!

  13. The Lady Red Devils finish 6-4 in the 4A West and 15-8 overall as they defeat visiting Lady Braves of Star Valley 56-41. Stephanie Lee led all scorers with 18, Ashley Davis added 17 and Kelsi Thornock reached a new career-high with 10. Danette Warren was the only Lady Brave in double-digits with 15. Star Valley falls to 4-17 on the season and 1-9 in the West 4A.

    Will Barnard netted a game-high 15 while Michael Bryant had 12, Caleb Carroll hit for 11 and Austin Kofoed chipped in 10 as the Red Devils roll past the Star Valley Braves 72-38. Evanston finished the regular season 16-7 and end the 4A West Conference run with a 6-4 mark. Zane Porter and Mitch Schwab each had 8 to lead Star Valley, 2-19 (0-10).

    The win was costly for the Red Devils. Hazen Davis, arguably Evanston's most dangerous offensive weapon, had two players fall on him while diving for a loose ball, and is likely done for the season with a broken collar bone.

  14. Here's a copy of a post I made to the scoreboard at WyoPreps.com

    A big-time win for the Lady Red Devils!

    The Evanston Lady Red Devils avenge a January 26th home court loss with a 57-50 road victory at Rock Springs. Ashley Davis had an impressive line that included 19 points, 16 rebounds, 3 blocks, 5 assists and 3 steals. Jana Barker had 13 before fouling out midway through the 4th and sophomore Sammi Kofoed had a career-high 10 for Evanston.

    Amanda Wilmore and Mercedes Crouch hit for 14 and 13, respectively, to lead the Lady Tigers.

    The Lady Tigers were 24-34 from the stripe while Evanston hit 14 of 21 free-throws.

    Evanston travels to Casper for postponed 4A West Conference games with Kelly Walsh and Natrona County on Monday & Tuesday, before hosting Star Valley on on Thursday to close out the conference season. Evanston will play host to the 4A West Regional Tournament on February 28th, 29th & March 1st.

    Rock Springs (and Green River) will host the two Casper schools next weekend.

  15. Here's a copy of a post that I made to the score board at WyoPreps.com - a heartbreaker for the Red Devils...

    Austin Maxwell hit a 3 at the buzzer to lift the Rock Springs Tigers past the Evanston Red Devils 96-93 in double overtime. The teams were tied at 73 at the end of regulation, at 84 after one extra period and 11 times during the game which also featured 11 lead-changes.

    My stats may have been a little off but I had Maxwell and Kolby Vasa with 25 each and Kevin Gold with 12 for the Tigers. Austin Kofoed led Evanston with a career high 28 (or 30) Hazen Davis also had a career-high 25, Will Barnard finished with 15 and Caleb Carroll with 12. Barnard and Davis fouled out for Evanston while Brandon Allen, Devin Hansen and Austin Mivshek all committed 5 personals for Rock Springs.

    Rock Springs swept Evanston, Evanston swept Green River and Green River swept Rock Springs. The two Sweetwater County schools end the regular season in Casper facing the Trojans and Mustangs, while the Red Devils have a make-up game with Casper Kelly Walsh on Monday in the ETown and host Star Valley on Thursday.

    Evanston will host the 4A West Regional Tournament February 28th - March 1st.

  16. The Red Devils outscore the Mustangs 43 to 36 in the 2nd half but it wasn't enough as the Mustangs led by a baker's dozen at the break, 27-14. Natrona shot 19-21 from the stripe (19-20 without the lane violation) and were led by Tom Earl's 17. Michael Dietz left the game but returned and finished with 14, as did Ad Boatright. Evanston was paced by Austin Kofoed's game-high 20, Will Barnard's 10 and Hazen Davis who ended with 16, including 14 in the 4th quarter. The Red Devils fall to 13-6 (3-3) while the Mustangs rise to 17-1 and are a perfect 6-0 in the 4A West.

  17. The Natrona game will be at 4. I am assuming its like this so they can get home after

  18. Will the Natrona game be at 7:30 like normal?

  19. Thanks, Devil! More news....T. J. Claunch Executive Director of the Shrine Bowl Of Wyoming announced the coaching staff and players for the south team for the 35th annual Shrine Bowl Of Wyoming all-star football game to be played in Casper June 14, 2008 with the kickoff set for 7 PM. The game will be played at the Natrona County High School stadium. Claunch stated that the 36 players for the game were selected but he is still awaiting the names of the 12 alternates for the game and expects to have these within a week and when he receives them the names of these 12 individuals will be released.

    Here are the Red Devils who have been selected: Cody Saloga, Jake Spero, Justin Willard & Kyle Crandall. Congratulations - very well deserved. I would bet that some of the 12 alternates will be Red Devils, too...

  20. Natrona will come to town this tuesday, Feb 12th and the kelly walsh game is still undecided

  21. I'll post it here as soon as I hear of it. Evanston will have to make up 2 games, and if I'm not mistaken, both Casper schools will have 3 to make up. I know the Sweetwater schools travel to Casper in the final weekend of the regular season and Evanston closes out the conference season on the Thursday prior to the final weekend by hosting Star Valley. We're @ Green River/Rock Springs on Friday & Saturday, 2-15 & 2-16. Look for some early in the week games would be my guess...

  22. Anyone know when the games will be rescheduled for?

  23. Please don't be afraid (or whatever the reason is that's holding you back) from posting here on the Shout Out, but especially to The Red Devil Forum, even if it's just to wish your favorite athlete or team good luck on in their next game, match or meet. People are reading, but not posting; I don't want to read my own posts - it's there for a reason - please use it. Once a few posts are made, others will add to it, (it just works that way - I've seen it in action before) and then some great online discussion will take place, but a few of you have to step up to the plate & take a swing, (how's that for a sports metaphor?) Add a new topic or reply to those I've listed. Just Do It, as the Nike expression goes...let our Red Devl & Lady Red Devil athletes know you're proud of their efforts and accomplishments. Thanks!

  24. There's a game story on the Rock Springs Tigers upset of the 3rd ranked Red Devils posted to the forum under Red Devils Basketball. You can also search by word with the forum for posts containing the searched for detail, (names, teams, etc.).

    A great night for the Rocket City, a tough night in the ETown as the Lady Tigers pick up road win over the 5th ranked Lady Devils, 59-50. Evanston played without senior Nicole Kallas, (knee injury) who everyone I know wishes only very best.

  25. Devil - My apologies. I saw a repeated post from you - I know it happens sometimes, it was nothing you did. I went to take one off and got 'em both. Doh!

    Devil's shout out was something like, "Finally a home game this weekend. I hope we pack the house." Me too, Devil, me too...

  26. There are new posts on the News/Blog and Calendar, as well. Add to them, too! Really need some big-time fans of EHS Wrestling & Swimming & Diving to add to those on the Forum, Blog/News and Calendar. Access all on the menu above.

    Post any and all quick view messages, team & individual congratulations and shout-outs for all sports here...just do it! Don't make me come down there....

    Go Red Devils!

  27. There are new posts on the Forum - check 'em out and add to them!

  28. The 6-4 Lady Red Devils & 7-3 Red Devils travel to Roosevelt, Utah to face the Cougars of Union High School. Pregame coverage will air on KEVA @ 5:30 PM in advance of the Lady Red Devil - Lady Cougar tip-off @ 5:45. Click on the "Hoops on KEVA today!" link to listen online.

    Go Red Devils!

  29. Happy New Year! A new slideshow has been posted to the Cheerleaders page under sports from the 2007 State Title Football Game in Cheyenne. Send your pictures from any sports, and we'll make a slideshow from them. The email link should be linked in this post, but markmadia@yahoo.com will work just fine.

    Go Red Devils!

  30. Merry Christmas - Check out & Add to the new Red Devil Forum!

    This Shout Out Box is great for temporary posts like wishing the teams all the best, but for posts and topics that can be discussed, added to and viewed long-term, try the new forum. Read and post to established topics or start a new one! Thanks, and Go Red Devils!

  31. As time allows, I'll add in some box scores. I have the first from the Lady Red Devils win @ Kemmerer on December 20th. The Merry Christmas - Box Scores! link should take you there.

    Merry Christmas & Go Red Devils!

  32. Lady Red Devils 54 Douglas Lady Bearcats 44

    Senior Stephanie Lee scored a game-high and career high 22 points to lead the Lady Red Devils to 10 point victory over the 3A Lady Bearcats of Douglas; Steph hit Evanston's lone 3 pointer, to go along with 6 field goals and 7-10 shooting from the free-throw line. Seniors Ashley Davis and Nicole Kallas also reached double-digits with 13 & 10 points, respectively.

    Evanston jumped out to an 8-0 lead, only to see Douglas storm back to take the lead, behind 3 from downtown and 11 first quarter points from Bearcat Senior Rachel Saunders, who would show the way for Douglas with 13. Senior Kelsey Scott chipped in 11, with 9 second half points. There were 3 ties and 3 lead changes, but Evanston lead at every quarter break, 15-14, 23-19, 37-26 with the final score of 54-44.

  33. Mark Madia  2007.11.26 13:04

    The 2007-2008 Hoops Season tips-off for the Lady Red Devils & Red Devils in Cheyenne this Thursday - Saturday and "The EI," the Evanston Invitational Wrestling Tournament will be hosted @ EHS Gym.

    The Lady Red Devils & Red Devils will play back-to-back, so we will have doubleheaders all 3 days with Thursday & Friday's sportscasts airing on KEVA (1240 AM Stereo) and Saturday's "two-fer" on Magic 99 (99.1 FM) to make way for Wyoming Cowboy Hoops on KEVA.

    Thursday evening, the Lady Red Devils will face the 3A Lady Bear Cats of Douglas @ 6:30 with the Red Devils squaring off against the Plainsmen of Laramie to follow @ 8:15 PM from historic Storey Gym.

    Friday, both teams will face Cheyenne East from Thunderbird Gym, again @ 6:30 & 8:15 PM.

    On Saturday, both Evanston teams battle Cheyenne Central from Central Gymnasium with 2 PM and 3:45 tap times.

    This is the first year that Evanston will compete in the McDonald's Classic. We will try to take the air for pregame coverage 15 minutes before the first tip-off, but often times, in tournament play, phone lines are at a premium.

    In years past, Laramie and the Cheyenne schools were South 4A Conference opponents for Evanston. They will now be grouped with Campbell County, Sheridan & Riverton to form the 4A East. Evanston will shoot it out in the new 4A West with Star Valley, Green River, Rock Springs, Casper Kelly Walsh & Natrona County of Casper. This alignment is for all sports, with the exception of football, still divided into the 5A South & 5A North for the largest school's classification.

    Take your radio to EHS Gym to see some of the best wrestling action in the region while you listen to the hoops sportscasts. The EI often features 7 to 9 matches taking place simultaneously, with 30 plus teams in the freshman, jv and varsity divisions. This tournament to begin the season may be the toughest that Evanston and other teams compete in all season long! It's also a great economic boon to the community. Welcome to the EI in the ETown Wrestling Fans, Coaches, and Competitors!

    Go Red Devils!

  34. Sportscast Replays...my apologies...they take a little time to edit into quarters, post game, etc.,

    to ease in navigation. 3.5 hour files take awhile to upload, too, even on a fast internet connection. The remaining games have been edited, except for Laramie; that was the game we took the feed from David Settle & Verdon Hoopes of KOWB in Laramie, but I believe I have it. We'll get them posted asap, probably out of chronological order, though, beginning with the State title game...it's not every year you get to play in those. When you think about this team, you have to realize that the 2007 Evanston Red Devils finished 8-3, with two of those three losses coming to the eventual State Champion Cheyenne East Thunderbirds - by the way, terrific letter to the editor from Jeremy Kurz's dad in the Uinta County Herald - that's what it's all about. Read it. What he relayed I already knew, but a very classy gesture from Mr. Kurz, nonetheless. A great letter, truly, and a nice tribute to our football program, school, community, parents & fans. Speaking of terrific, my friend Steve Kodad's coverage of Red Devil Football and all EHS Sports has been stellar - the best Uinta County Herald sports coverage I've ever witnessed...(Steve, you can slip me that $20 @ the awards banquet).

    Meanwhile back at Replay Ranch...the games will be posted just as soon as possible...

    Congratulations, Red Devils!

  35. The EHS Football Booster Club welcomes you to join in the celebration of a fantastic season for Red Devil Football! Monday, November 19th @ The Machine Shop beginning at 6:30 PM. More information to follow...or feel free to add...

  36. An article and link to the online original - click on "Gags" name...great guy and it's always fun talking with Gags, Keith Kelly, Reece Monaco in Cheyenne. Go Red Devils!

    A matter of trust

    By Robert Gagliardi

    rgagliardi@wyomingnews.com

    It was a play the Cheyenne East football team had run countless times this season.

    Senior quarterback Alex Stratton lined up in the shotgun formation, took the snap from center, read what the defense was doing and often ran for big yardage.

    But this time Stratton gained only 1 yard. It was really closer to 1 inch.

    But it was enough to score the game-winning touchdown - after the extra point by senior kicker Jeremy Kurz - to give East a 35-34 double-overtime victory over Gillette last Friday in the Class 5A semifinals at Okie Blanchard Stadium.

    The Thunderbirds (8-2) advanced to their third straight state championship game and host Evanston (8-2) at 1 p.m. Saturday.

    Stratton accounted for all five of East's touchdowns in the game. He scored on a pair of 1-yard runs and threw for 226 yards and three scores. He rolled up 299 yards of total offense.

    For his efforts, Stratton is the WTE's Prep Athlete of the Week for the second time this fall.

    East had the ball first-and-goal at the Gillette 1-yard line in the second overtime, but three straight quarterback sneaks with Stratton under center failed.

    On fourth down and with their playoff lives on the line, the T-Birds went back to their bread-and-butter play.

    "Talking on the headphones with (assistant coach Kirk Nelson), I said, 'We're going to run the play that got us here,' " coach Chad Goff said. "Alex had great yards on that play all year.

    "From the 1-inch line, you can't really throw the ball real well, and they weren't allowing the sneak. We were going to spread them out, make them play defense on our wide receivers and force them to get some people out of the box.

    "It worked out well."

    Stratton was frustrated that the three previous plays had not resulted in a touchdown, and he was determined to score on the fourth.

    "I kept it as positive as possible," he said. "I put it in my mind that I was going to score - there were no ifs, ands or buts about it. I don't think I would have allowed myself to do anything less."

    East introduced its spread offense during fall camp back in August. Goff said he wanted to use the speed and athleticism of his running backs and receivers.

    It is Stratton's first season of playing quarterback.

    "I never expected to get the stuff out of the quarterback that we did this year," Goff said. "I didn't think Alex would come in and do such a great job.

    "He has exceeded my expectations by far. He's really put a good bar out there to measure our next quarterbacks down the road."

    Said Stratton: "I love everything about (the offense). I love how it gives me a lot of options to move the ball. To get up in between the tackles, I like that a lot. I also enjoy dropping back and passing."

    Stratton has rushed for 996 yards and scored 17 touchdowns. He also has thrown for 1,443 yards and 18 touchdowns. He leads the state in all-purpose yards at 243.9 yards per game.

    "It's amazing how Alex can scramble and still find us wide open," said senior receiver Darren Neely, who caught six passes for 107 yards and a touchdown against Gillette. "His composure is really good, and it probably helps that he has played varsity the last couple of years."

    Stratton is one of a handful of players who played in each of the last two state title games for East, and he is hopeful that the third time is the charm in terms of bringing the school its first state football title since 1974.

    "It's just how much we've improved over the season," said Stratton on how this team is different than the past two East squads. "At the beginning of the year, there were a lot of uncertainties.

    "Throughout the season we've grown so much together as a team and have been able to trust each other more each week. That has been a big plus over the last couple of years."

  37. Congratulations to the Evanston Red Devils on their 38 to 6 semi-final over the Rock Springs Tigers in their quest for a state title before an outstanding crowd at Red Devil Stadium!

    The Red Devils will face Cheyenne East @ Okie Blanchard Stadium in Cheyenne next weekend, marking the Thunderbirds' third consecutive championship appearance, (defeated by Central in 2005 and Gillette in 2006). This will be the Evanston's first championship game since winning the crown over Sheridan in 1997 in Coach Kay Fackrell's final year of coaching,on a team led by current Green Bay Packer Brady Poppinga. Pretty good company to be in for Coach Don Dinnel's 2007 version....Go Red Devils!

  38. Last meeting: September 21st, 2007 - Evanston 19 Rock Springs 13 in Rock Springs.

    Close on the scoreboard and close statistically as the

    number one Evanston Red Devils spoil the #3 Rock

    Springs Tigers Homecoming 19 to 13. Evanston led 13 to

    7 at the half. The Red Devils amassed 396 yards to the

    Tigers 355. Cody Saloga carried 24 times for 137 yards

    and two TD's while Jake Spero added 30 rushes for 133

    for Evanston. Kyle Crandall was a perfect 10 for 10

    for 122 yards with his final toss for paydirt.

    Tiger QB Drew Rollin led all rushers with 147 yards on

    21 attempts. Ron Halstead rushed for 47 yards and one

    score and had 4 catches for 97 yards. Zach Cottrell

    also found the endzone for Rock Springs. Undefeated

    Evanston will host undefeated Cheyenne East for

    Evanston's Homecoming next Friday. For the

    WyoPreps.com Prepline in Evanston, I'm Mark Madia

    Evanston vs. Rock Springs (Since 1953) 26-19-3

    The 50's: 4-2-1

    The 60's: 5-4-1

    The 70's: 2-2-1

    The 80's: 3-4

    The 90's: 9-2

    The 00's: 3-5

    Evanston owns a 3 game win streak dating back to 2005. TheTigers last defeated Evanston 28 to 9 in Rock Springs on October 8th, 2004.

    Longest Winning Streak:

    Evanston: 9 games between 1992-1999 including 2 wins in '97 (1 in play-offs)

    Rock Springs: 6 games between 1986-1991; 5 in a row since 2000, until 2005.

    Evanston is 12-11-2 vs. Rock Springs @ Tiger Stadium since 1953

    Evanston is 14-08-1 vs. Rock Springs @ Home; no neutral site games.

    Shut-outs: Rock Springs 7 - Evanston 6

    Rock Springs: '61(12-0), '63(0-0), '65(27-0), '69(28-0), '70(20-0), '86(33-0), '02(48-0)

    Evanston: '55(46-0), '63(0-0), '64(21-0), '78(12-0), '92(18-0), '97(27-0).

    Largest margin of victory:

    Rock Springs: 49 - (55-6 in Rock Springs in 2001)

    Evanston: 46 - (46-0 in Rock Springs in 1955)* vs. Rock Springs JV

    32 - (45-13 in Evanston in 1999)

    Evanston Red Devils since 1953: 231-232-8 - Play-offs 9-15

    State Champions in 1964, 1985 & 1997

    Rock Springs Tigers since 1953: 231-227-16 - Play-offs 14-17

    State Champions in 1978, 1987, 2001 & 2002

  39. East defeats Campbell County 35 to 34 in double-overtime. The Camels scored first in the 2nd overtime, but had a bobbled snap on the PAT attempt. Gillette held the T-Birds out of the endzone for really 6 plays, but a roughing the passer penalty gave East a first and goal at the 4. On 4th down, with the game on the line Alex Stratton finally reaches paydirt, and the extra point puts the Thunderbirds in the 5A Title game for the third year in a row. East will host the Rock Springs @ Evanston winner more than likely next Saturday from Okie Blanchard Stadium. Had the roughing the passer call not been made, i don't think the Thunderbirds would have scored - the Camel defense had been goalline tough all night.Shoot! Would have been nice to know that we were also playing to host the Championship game in tomorrow's showdown with the Tigers! Go Red Devils!

  40. East up 14 to 7 at the half, and the Camels tie things up in the 3rd. East scores on a two-play drive after big kick-off return with seconds remaining in the 3rd to go up 21-14, as the Camels get a big return of their own and are driving in the 4th.

  41. Listen to the Campbell County Camels @ Cheyenne East Thunderbirds by clicking on "Camels @ T-Birds" Gillette scores near the end of 1st quarter to tie the game @ 7. Go Campbell County? Yeah, we want to host (after getting by Rock Springs, that is...)

  42. Hey Mark, Great site! I must say thank you for streaming the games online so that us long distance Red Devils can listen. Go Devils!

  43. haha just kiddin go Red Devils!!!!!!!!!!!

  44. The semi-final match-up with the Rock Springs Tigers in the 5A State Championship Football playoffs is scheduled for 1 PM from Red Devil Field. Pregame coverage will air at 12:20 on KEVA and online. Plans call for a "Red-Out" and possibly tailgate festivities. We'll keep you posted. Do remember that because this is a Wyoming High School Activities Association sponsored event, there is a $4 charge for adults & $2 for students. the winner will face the Campbell County Camels @ Cheyenne East Thunderbirds for the state crown - if Evanston wins and east does as well, evanston would travel to Cheyenne; if the Camels defeat the T-Birds, Evanston would host! Go Red Devils!

  45. Congrats to the devils on a thriller in casper. With the way things have set up a state championship run looks very possible.

  46. Upset City...Evanston and Kelly Walsh in a thriller from Casper's Harry Geldien Stadium - the Red Devils tied the game @ 14 apiece, but never led untl their last score - Evanston advances with their 36 to 31 come-from-behind first-round playoff victory - both teams with over 400 yards of total offense in this shoot-out! Congratulations Red Devils! And, we host next Saturday, as the Rock Springs Tigers upset Cheyenne Central @ Riske Field, 34-27. Natrona loses to Gillette? Yeah, it happened...Camels beat "the team to beat" 30-23 at Cheney Alumni Field. Cheyenne East rolls over Green River 38-10 @ Okie Blanchard, so now it's down to 4 in the 5A - Rock Springs @ Evanston & Campbell County @ East - Go Red Devils (as always) and Go Camels? Absolutely! We'd llove to host the title game in the ETown!

  47. The 5A Football brackets are posted. Click the Blue link to see the official brackets. I had previously selected who I thought would be there, and had all of the teams, just a few of the first round match-ups are different than my prognostications. Everybody takes their game up a notch as this new season begins, that's a given. We're also talking parity, the likes of which, may not have been present as in years past. The old saying, "Any team can beat any team on any given night" really rings true in this year's 5A division. With that said, I like where the Red Devils are situated. They defeated every team on their side of the brackets during the course of regular season. The pairings are Rock Springs @ Central Evanston @ Casper Kelly Walsh Green River @ Cheyenne East Campbell County @ Natrona County Are the teams the same as they were in that regular season? Of course not. Some have risen & some have fallen. Injuries play into this, as well. As much as certain Red Devils have stepped up, you really can't minimize the loss of a player like Rocky Schuler - just a natural for the game who loves to compete. Other teams may have similar setbacks, but all I know is Evanston will have to step up as a team if they are to match their regular season success in the playoffs. I believe they will. So, I'll offer my predictions....Central over Rock Springs in a tight game (this would easily be my upset selection) Evanston over Kelly Walsh East over Green River, but this one will be tight, too. A Wolve upset wouldn't surprise me, but I'll go with East @ home). Natrona over Campbell County. Round two: Evanston propels themselves to the title game with a victory at Riske Field over Central. Natrona handles East at Cheney Alumni Field. Title game: Well, let's just stop right here for right now. Of course I like the Red Devils' chances. They beat Natrona in the E-Town in one of the best battles I've ever seen, let alone had the pleasure of calling. Natrona is ranked #1 for a reason. They have improved every week, haven't suffered a loss since Evanston, and in my opinion, the team to beat - the championship will go through Natrona County. What are your thoughts? Go Red Devils!
  48. Dustin, Thanks for posting the info. on Dane. Lady Red Devils defeat both Star Valley and Green River 3 games to 1 on Friday to advance to play #2 Natrona County @ noon on Saturday. The Lady Red Devils also assured themselves of a state tournament berth. Congrats EHS Volleyball! Thanks to Kevin Kallas for reports to KEVA & Magic 99 from Casper. The Red Devils defeat the Plainsmen 28-14 @ Deti Stadium. Evanston finishes 6-2, and will more than likely travel to Casper to face Casper Kelly Walsh in the first round of the playoffs, a team they defeated in the Oil City in week one. Thanks to VerDon Hoopes & the "Voice of the Plainsmen," David Settle for an excellent game call. Go Red Devils!
  49. Dane Hill is playing basketball for Eastern Wyoming Community College this year. He played 1 year at Western before he served his mission.
  50. Listen online my clicking the blue title link. The Voice of the Laramie Plainsmen, David Settle along with VerDon hoopes will have tonights call. We will have some break-in coverage from the KEVA Studios including updates from Kevin Kallas at the 4A West Conference hosted by Casper Kelly Walsh High School the host school. Evanston defeated Star Valley in 4 games and will face the Lady Wolves of Green River, who advanced by virtue of a victory over their cross-country rival, the Lady Tigers of Rock Springs. Rock Springs will face Star Valley @ 4:30, followed by the Lady Red Devil - Lady Wolve contest @ 6:30. We should have results before the football sportscast ends. If the Lady Red Devils defeat Green River, they will most likely face the 2nd ranked Fillies of Natrona County tomorrow morning. Should they fall, they'll turn right around and face the loser between Star Valley and Rock springs @ 8:30 PM. Go Red devils & Lady Red Devils!
  51. Dane, if I'm not mistaken played one year at Western Wyoming College, served the mission as you pointed out, and then was back @ WWCC. I know he came up to say hello during a home Red Devil hoops game last season. I'll see what I can find out...
  52. Where's Dane Hill? I knew his family in Illinois, when he was still a kid. His older brothers were pretty good basketball players, but I am told Dane is now better than them all. And I heard he was offered a scholarship to play at Wyoming after his church mission. With Wyoming getting a new head coach, I'm wondering if that is still the case. Does anyone know if he will be playing college ball?
  53. ust doing some speculating, and if there's one thing I've learned or I know about Wyoming High School Football, it's that I really know nothing. Again, these are simply my predictions, based on how I expect the teams to finish. Central as a 1 hosting Campbell County, Natrona as as 1 hosting Green River, East as a 2 hosting Rock Springs and Kelly Walsh as a 2 hosting Evanston. Just my thoughts. A lot can still happen and even in week 8, there's still lots of football yet to play....
  54. Did anyone happen to record the Lady Red Devils win over Star Valley? We carried the sportscast live on KEVA Thursday night, and I recorded it the same way I do the football & basket ball games. While editing, I may have inadvertantly deleted the file. Doh! I'm trying to recover the sportscast, (may not be possible) as I told Red Devil Volleyball fans that I would post the replay. So, if anyone happened to record it, please let me know. 679-3844. Congrats to the Lady Red Devils on their Senior Night 3 games to1 victory over the Lady Braves. Good luck at regionals and state in Casper. You girls are exciting to watch! We had fun with the sportscasts. Thanks again, Kevin Kallas and Clint Chandler! Speaking of recordings and replays, the Red Devil Football games vs. Green River and Star Valley will be posted soon. The Kelly Walsh sportscast will have to be removed to make way for the Green River & Star Valley games. Thanks for checking and leave some ink! Go Red Devils!
  55. Mark: Thanks for posting the streaming audio of the Lady Red Devils volleyball game. It was great to listen to the game through with the insight of Kevin Kallas, Clint Chandler and yourself. What a great site. Thanks for making it easier for all of us Red Devil fans to listen to Red Devil sports.
  56. My thanks to Kevin Kallas and Clint Chandler for carrying the sportscast from Saturday, October 6th, while I mostly listened and learned. Lady Red Devil Volleyball is extremely fast-paced and exciting. Click the blue link to listen in! If that link doesn't work, having some issues, check the drop-down list under sports for 07 LRD VB. Thanks!
  57. What a tough loss tonight for the red devils. Maybee a blessing in disguise that will get this team playing great for the most important part of the season
  58. Mark, Next time you interview the coach, will you ask him why he chooses to run so much when we a QB with one of the best completion percentages in the state. id like to see us air it out one of these games. Lets see how good Kyle really is. Everyone in the state knows we are going to run! Thanks, and keep up the great work Mark!
  59. Taking digital pics @ Red Devil & Lady Red Devil sporting events? Share them here! Send them to markmadia@yahoo.com and I will be sure to give you a photo credit, if you'd like. Any and all sports - send away!
  60. Click on the blue score link to access the radio sportscast replay. Special thanks to Roy Lloyd, my old friend and one-time sideline man, (Roy has also done color for me and play-by-play for the Cheyenne schools and for Rock Springs - he was also one of my radio sportstalk show co-hosts) for joining Russ Anderson and me for the Red Devil-Tiger sportscast, the first @ Tiger Stadium since the '04 season. Go Red Devils!
  61. Click on the blue score link to access the sportscast replay fro Evanston's Home conference opening win over the Indians. My thanks to one of my high school football coaches, Phil Petersen, for joining our sportscast - Thanks, Coach!
  62. Always cool to hear from a former Red Devil stand-out like you Brendon. Thanks for posting and thanks for listening. Here's hoping everything is sliding your way in Florida...
  63. Click the highlighted score for the radio sportscast streaming audio radio. Thanks to Coach Kay Fackrell for providing color commentary!
  64. Hey guys I like the the site. Being able to listen to the games all the way from Florida is awesome. Hope all is well and keep up the good work.
  65. Dustin and all that checked for the online simulcast - Bill Smith, the operations manager for KEVA & Magic 99 has received several calls about the online feed not being operational last Friday night. Our apologies. We think it was a matter of a switch at the studios not being turned back on, as there are times we have to shut our simulcast down so as to not infringe on broadcast copyright concerns. We will do our best to make sure this never happens again. I usually check the online signal before I leave for the sportscast, but didn't do so for the Rock Springs game. Go Red Devils!
  66. Hey Red Devil fans! Running behind a bit but will have the sportscast replay of the Central game posted by Tuesday and should have the Rock Springs game up Wednesday, if not tomorrow, too. Enjoy EHS Homecoming week!
  67. The audio isn't working for some reason? It says its playing but there is no audio.
  68. The fantastic win over Natrona has been posted for a few days, but I forgot to link it - click on the blue title of this post.
  69. Just click on my name in this post or the one below to get t the page with the game audio...and feel free to leave your comments abut the game or the sportscast...Thanks!
  70. The Radio Sportscast replay is now posted and should be linked in this posting. If not, go to the calendar page and go back to the month of August, clicking n the 31st, and that link has been tested and works. The tracks in the player are separated into Pregame, 1st Quarter (not labeled) 2nd Quarter, Halftime, 3rd Quarter, 4th Quarter and Postgame. A pretty rough sportscast as first games always are - rosters don't match the actual players and we don't really know our own team yet, let alone the competition. Congratulations to Coach Dinnell and the Evanston Red Devils on a most impressive win! I personallly hpe we have a packed house this Friday when the 2nd ranked Red Devils host the 4th ranked Natrona County Mustangs, and I'm sure we will. Go Red Devils!
  71. hey this is a great site thanks for the support.
  72. Red Devil fans... I will have a link to the Sportscast replay just asap - some last minute rsponsibilities and some fun have not allowed me the time to get it posted, but we soon will. My apologies and thanks for checking in!
  73. The sportscast replay of the Red Devil victory over the Kelly Walsh Trojans will be posted by at least Monday afternoon. Check back and listen in!
  74. 6/8/2007 10:34:00 PM Montana Boy's Get Past Wyoming All-Stars (wyopreps.com) The Montana All-Stars capped off the scoring fest by a dunk at the buzzer to reach the century mark. Montana would get past Wyoming’s All-Stars 100-97 Friday night at the Golden Dome in Sheridan. The contest was just over two and a half hours and featured 99 total free throws. Wyoming went 33 of 52 and Montana made 29 of 47 charity stripe attempts. Cheyenne East star James Johnson lead the Cowboy State group with 20 points. Not far behind in the scoring category was Casper Natrona’s Art Stewart with 19 of his own. Craig Wilk of Rock Springs put in 13. Both Cain Atkinson of Evanston and Kellen Fullenwider of Gillette each chipped in 10 points. The boy’s are back at it Saturday night in Billings. You can listen to the webcast starting at 5:30 on wyopreps.com.
  75. 6/9/2007 10:33:00 PM Wyoming Boy's Win Big In All-Star Contest (wyopreps.com) Wyoming’s All-Stars struck early and often in the second game of the home and home series with the Montana All-Stars. The Wyoming team would win by a final tally of 80 to 63. The 63 points for Montana was the least they have ever scored in the series. Wyoming would build a five point lead after the first quarter 17-12. They would being the route in the second building a 42-23 lead into the intermission. After three Wyo. Lead 64-40 and wouldn’t relinquish the lead in the 4th. Wyoming was lead in scoring by Natrona’s Art Stewart who had 15. Gillette’s Kirk Blaine put in 13 points of his own. Both Cain Atkinson of Evanston and Brian Ridgeway of Kelly Walsh had 11 points respectively. Rock Springs graduate Craig Wilk got into double figures as well adding 10. Wyoming and Montana split the 2007 series, with both teams winning their road games. Montana leads the all-time series 40-24 games (from Wyopreps.com)
  76. 6/6/2007 Laramie Rangers 21 Joy: 4-5 (2-2B, 3B, HR), 5 rbi; Sorenson: 3-4 (3-3B), 4 rbi, 2 SB; Geesey 2-5 (2B), 3 rbi; WP = Coleton Wilson Evanston Outlaws 11 Logan Wright 3-4, 3 rbi; J.R. Woody 3-5 (2B, 3B), rbi; LP = Corey Hooten Skyler Joy's inside-the-park 2-run HR in 7th highlights Rangers win over Outlaws in South Conference Game in Laramie
  77. South Edges North At Shrine Bowl (wyopreps.com) In a very close, well contested match-up the Wyoming South All-Star football team defeated the North All-Star team 20-17. Blake Richendifer of Douglas was named Offensive MVP after catching three touchdown passes. Matt Wilson of Powell was named Defensive Player of the Game. Check back in the next couple of hours for a more detailed report of the Shrine Bowl! (from Wyopreps.com)
  78. Hey Red Devils and Red Devils fans, I thought I'd try this out as opposed to the message board listed at the top. Post anything Red Devil here and include a link to your web site, if you'd like. We'll add individual sport message boards to the main page of every sport. Thanks!

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