TORRINGTON – A trio of Torrington High School basketball players earned 3A East All-Conference awards which were announced earlier this week.
This item is available in full to subscribers.
To continue reading, you will need to either log in to your subscriber account, or purchase a new subscription.
If you are a current print subscriber, you can set up a free website account and connect your subscription to it by clicking here.
If you are a digital subscriber with an active, online-only subscription then you already have an account here. Just reset your password if you've not yet logged in to your account on this new site.
Otherwise, click here to view your options for subscribing.
Please log in to continue |
TORRINGTON – A trio of Torrington High School basketball players earned 3A East All-Conference awards which were announced earlier this week.
Sophomore Teryn Stokes was the lone Lady Blazer on the girls’ all-conference list, while seniors Ben Firminhac and Skyler Sargent made the boys’ all-conference team.
Stokes helped lead the Lady Blazers to another trip to the state tournament this year. She averaged 6.5 points and 11.5 rebounds per game in the two games at the state tournament. Stokes also tallied two steals in Casper last weekend.
The Lady Blazer season ended with two losses at state and with an 11-14 overall record.
On the boys’ division, Firminhac and Sargent led the Blazers to their first state tournament appearance since the 2019 season.
The duo led the team in scoring all season. Sargent averaged 10.6 points per game, while Firminhac averaged 8.4 points. The two also led the team in rebound as Sargent averaged 6.9 boards per game, while Firminhac grabbed 5.5 per game.
Like the girls’ team, the Blazers stay at state this season was short with a pair of losses. The Torrington boys’ team ended the year with a 10-16 record.
3A East Girlsí All-Conference:
Karly Davis (Buffalo), Grace Peterson (Buffalo), Cantrell Rosalez (Buffalo), Tess Rule (Buffalo), Jaden Meyer (Douglas), Lauren Olsen (Douglas), Molly Parker (Douglas), Brooke Wright (Douglas), Julia Sarvey (Glenrock), Talissa Fischbach (Moorcroft), Mackinze Conzelman (Newcastle), Jaylen Ostenson (Newcastle), Shelby Tidyman (Newcastle), Teryn Stokes (Torrington), Jadea Graves (Wheatland) and Lily Nichols (Wheatland)
Player of the Year: Jaylen Ostenson, Newcastle
Coach of the Year: Cody Helenbolt, Douglas
3A East Boysí All-Conference
Cam Johnson (Buffalo), Nate Miner (Buffalo), Eli Patterson (Buffalo), Keehan Rickett (Buffalo), Levi Curtis (Douglas), Nate Halquist (Douglas), Jackson Hughes (Douglas), Trennan Pearson (Douglas), Trey Rinn (Douglas), Brodie Zwetzig (Douglas), Logan Jones (Glenrock), Jaxson Allard (Rawlins), Braden Fritz (Rawlins), Ben Firminhac (Torrington), Skyler Sargent (Torrington) and JP Anderson (Wheatland)
Player of the Year: Trey Rinn, Douglas
All-Defensive Team: Eli Patterson (Buffalo), Nate Halquist (Douglas), Jackson Hughes (Douglas), Trey Rinn (Douglas), and Dian Henson (Rawlins)
