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Source: Star Valley Independent

• Cokeville faces Big Horn on Friday at 12 noon It was a season that promised a lot of success as a senior-laden and experienced Cokeville Panther squad delivered in 2026. CHS used their dominant run game to pull away from the visiting Mountain View Buffalos to secure their spot in the Wyoming 2A title game this Friday at War Memorial Stadium in Laramie. It was the second one-sided win over Mountain View this season for the Panthers who defeated the Buffs in conference play 41-0. Kashton Walker rushed for three of those touchdowns and also collected an interception on defense to lead the way as the Panthers advanced to the title game for the second time in the last three seasons. It will be a rematch of that game as the Cokeville will take on the Big Horn Rams who are in the game for the fifth straight year. “We knew it was going to be a harder game and it was,” replied head coach Marty Linford.

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