Mustangs

It's these seniors' last season playing football for Natrona County High School and they wanted to commemorate the occasion in the only way they know how...by taking a picture with their moms.

Last night, one of Casper Police Department's finest shared a heartfelt story of some young folks paying it forward by purchasing is dinner.

Football season is upon us once again. Whether you're a fan of the NFL, College or our local high school teams, there's a little something for everyone.

Highlights of the Thursday, April 12th boys soccer game, between #5 Kelly Walsh at Natrona.

Driving through the parking lots at Casper College, one would start to get frustrated at the lack of parking spaces available. But then one would realize that, duh, of course the parking lots are packed, because it's the 2012 Peach Basket, and Casper has some of the most loyal and spirited students in the world.

Despite cold weather and the halloween festivities, many Mustangs fans gathered for a playoff game which will determine the future of the NC football team. Check out these pics from the game!

It's one of those questions that define who you are- questions like "Batman or Superman," "Books or TV," or "apple or oranges?" This question is more important than any of those, however. The question is, are you a Trojan or a Mustang?

Tom McCarthy, AM 1400 ESPNThe Mustangs are facing off against the Rock Springs Tigers in an afternoon hunt for the 3rd place trophy at Casper College.  Here's Coach Gillum explaining what the Mustangs need to accomplish.

Much of Casper was on hand at the Swede Erickson Thunderbird Gym Thursday evening as Jordan Dick's 12 points led the Natrona County Mustangs to a 72-41 win over the Kelly Walsh Trojans in the 2011 Peach basket. The NC Fillies also brought home bragging rights on the ladies side with a 62-31 win against the Lady Trojans...