34 Athletes Earn Wyoming Coaches Association All-State Swimming and Diving Honors

Championship performances have earned 34 student-athletes a place on our Wyoming Coaches Association (WCA) 2026 All-State Girls Swimming & Diving teams. The honorees include 16 athletes in Class 3A and 18 in Class 4A. Under WCA guidelines, the top two finishers in each individual event and members of the winning relay team in each classification at The State Swimming & Diving Championships receive All-State recognition.

Lander leads Class 3A with eight selections, accounting for half of the classification’s All-State honorees. Cira Hampton, Emily Plaisted, Brooklyn White, Chayse Denton, Sara Kearns, Ranoah McCoy, Vayda Havens and Brinlee Heller earned recognition for Lander. Buffalo follows with four selections: Milan Monterastelli, Amelia Mahoskey, Vyolet Gripp and Katey Jacob.

Four more athletes complete the Class 3A team, extending the recognition across five schools. Charlie Boylen and Logan Rogers represent Kemmerer, while Delanie Johnson earned All-State honors for Worland and Guinevere Roberson earned the distinction for Douglas. The selection criteria recognize both individual finishes and relay success, giving athletes two paths to the All-State team.

Cheyenne Central sets the pace in Class 4A with five honorees: Addy DeLay, Cate Baker, Norah Meares, Albany Wood and Ella Reed. Sheridan contributes four more selections in Kloe Fjell, Liah Fjell, Hannah Mowry and Kortney Fackrell. Together, those two schools account for nine of the classification’s 18 selections.

The remaining Class 4A honorees represent seven schools. Indi Olivieri and Anna Baxter earned recognition for Jackson, while Addi Graves and Brynlee Envoldsen represent Laramie. Joining them are Campbell County’s Addie Rehard, Green River’s Kaylin Uhrig, Kelly Walsh’s Danica Lamb, Thunder Basin’s Tensley D’Angosta and Riverton’s Lily Ormond.

The championship meet also delivered several new pool records. Stacy Wood, WCA swimming and diving representative, praised the Gillette Aquatic Center’s hosting, the officials overseeing the competition and the preparation teams brought to state. “The meet ran smoothly, and there were ample all-star performances,” Wood said. “On the whole, it looked as though all teams did a great job of getting prepared for a competitive meet!”