Wyoming Shrine Bowl Roster Updates for 2025

The 52nd annual Wyoming Shrine Bowl All-Star Football game is Saturday in Casper. The game will start at 2 p.m. at Natrona County High School’s Cheney Alumni Field. There are four updates to the North and South Team rosters for the 2025 edition. Wyoming Shrine Bowl Executive Larry Yeradi released the changes to the media on Monday.

Here are the rosters. Each is listed in alphabetical order by school name. New players are denoted by an asterisk (*).

North Team

Kolby Butler – Big Horn

Owen Petty – Big Horn*

Will Taylor – Big Horn

Zayne Huber – Buffalo

Hayden Jawors – Buffalo

Joe Bassett – Burlington

Lane Ferguson – Campbell County

Adam Gibson – Campbell County

Jacob Pelton – Campbell County

Maddax Ball – Cody

Chase Hatch – Cody

Grady McCarten – Cody

Trey Smith – Cody

Landon Walker – Kelly Walsh

Davin Crosby – Lovell

Braxton Felkins – Lovell

Hunter Borud – Natrona County

Josh May – Natrona County

Rogan Potter – Natrona County

Tucker Sides – Natrona County

Charlie True – Natrona County

Jonathan Anderson – Newcastle

Trevon Abraham – Powell

Doug Bettger – Powell

Keona Wisniewski – Powell

Ryan Cox – Riverton

Kelten Crow – Sheridan

Ty Gilbertson – Sheridan

Bridger Peldo – Sheridan

Quinton Clark – Shoshoni

Del Dukes – Thermopolis

Cort Catlin – Thunder Basin

Logan Mendoza – Thunder Basin

Parker Wagner – Thunder Basin

Daniel Thiel – Worland

Brody Thiel – Worland

Coaching Staff:

Head Coach – Nicc Crosby, Lovell; 4A Asst – Tom Grogan, Natrona County; 3A Asst – Waleryan Wisniewski, Powell; 2A Asst – A. Jay Montanez, Lovell; 9-Man Asst – Jessee Willson, Rocky Mountain; 6-Man Asst – Trent Aagard, Burlington.

Athletic Trainer = Jaden Allen, Campbell County; Student Trainer = Austin Slagle, Thermopolis.

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South Team

Caden Clifford – Big Piney

Mason Medley – Burns

Mason Terry – Burns

Brycen Bailey – Central

Bryson Filbin – Central*

Kayson Walker – Cokeville

Anthony Henson – Douglas

Cash Tillard – Douglas

Lance Davis – East

Wyatt Dean – East

Cam Hassler – East

Jesse Kirkbride – East

Tarrin Haws – Evanston*

Braunson Sims – Evanston

James Herwaldt – Green River

Max Alexander – Laramie

Fisher Frude – Laramie

Jeremiah Hutcheson – Laramie

Louden Bremer – Lingle-Ft. Laramie

Bridger Cozzens – Little Snake River

Max Gregory – Lyman

Landon Solaas – Mountain View

Ethan Bomberger – Pine Bluffs

Justin Lerwick – Pine Bluffs

Shawn Shmidl – Pine Bluffs

Sam Eddy – Rock Springs

Randall Hamilton – Rock Springs

Michael Rubich – Rock Springs

Riley Erickson – Star Valley

Cooper Lawson – Star Valley

Smith McClure – Star Valley

Bryson Nield – Star Valley

Grant Thomson – Star Valley

Max Hibben – Torrington

Ryan Moorehouse – Torrington*

Bode Stone – Wheatland

Coaching Staff:

Head Coach – Will Gray, Pine Bluffs; 4A Asst – Kyle Jeffres, Laramie; 3A Asst – Drew Hodgs, Douglas; 2A Asst – Travis Romsa, Burns; 9-Man Asst – Nick Yelton, Pine Bluffs; 6-Man Asst – Ryan Lay, Farson-Eden.

Athletic Trainer = Zach Olivarez, Douglas; Student Trainer = Haley Harford, Douglas; Student Manager = Luke Evert, Cheyenne East.

The Wyoming Shrine Bowl All-Star football game is for graduated seniors only. Coaches around the state nominated players. The coaching staff for each team was responsible for selecting players.

The 2024 Wyoming Shrine Bowl was won by the North Team, 45-7. It was the 51st edition of the game. The North team leads the all-time series at 27-20-3. There was no game played in 2020 due to COVID-19.