Class A boys state tournament notes: Cheyenne looking to take next step
After a first-round loss at state two years ago and a loss in the final last year, No. 1-ranked Cheyenne is hoping to take the next step and win a championship.
Two years ago, Cheyenne was the victim of a first-round loss at state. Last year, the Bears reached the state finals, only to leave with the silver ball.
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This year, as the No. 1 team in Class A, Cheyenne is hoping to take the next step and win a championship.
Coach Brad Thrash, in his third season at Cheyenne, prepared his team by playing a tough schedule that included eight games against teams that made it to state in either Class A or B. Forgan and Hammon accounted for the Bears' only losses in a 27-2 season.
Thrash's son, Austin, leads the Bears with 19 points per game, and three other starters average in double figures.
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