Athletics News
Scoring goals wins matches, and the Gillette College Women's Soccer team enters the 2026 season with plenty of reasons to be excited about its attacking options.
Every successful soccer team relies on a strong midfield, and for the Gillette College Women's Soccer team, the midfield may once again be the engine that powers the Pronghorns throughout the 2026 season.
One of the biggest reasons behind Gillette College Women's Soccer's success during the 2025 season was its ability to defend.
As Gillette College Women's Soccer prepares for the 2026 season, one of the most intriguing position battles on the roster will take place between the posts.
The Pronghorns made their mark on the national stage, closing out the 2026 College National Finals Rodeo with four top-10 national finishes.
The Gillette College women's soccer program is ready to turn the page to a new chapter as the Pronghorns officially announce their 2026 schedule.
After months of work, growth, and momentum, the Gillette College Rodeo team is headed back to Casper in a big way. The Pronghorn women finished the regular season as Central Rocky Mountain Region reserve champions to qualify a full team to the College National Finals Rodeo, while three men punched their tickets to the CNFR in the team roping. Along the way, the Pronghorns claimed regional titles, rookie honors, and continued building on a season that showed the depth, competitiveness, and culture of the program.
17th Annual Girls College Showcase Returns June 8-10, hosted by Gillette College Women’s Soccer Assistant Coach Carl Matson
Gillette College Rodeo is excited to announce the signing of Jase Harris, a bareback rider from Duchesne, Utah.
Gillette College Rodeo is excited to announce the signing of Cael Espenscheid, a team roping heeler from Big Piney, Wyoming.
Gillette College Rodeo is excited to announce the signing of Jack Korpusik, a bareback rider from Norquay, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Gillette College Rodeo is excited to announce the signing of Sage Burress, a team roper from Isabel, South Dakota.
