Wyoming high school all-state swimming and diving honors were released on Tuesday after swimmers and divers earned recognition by finishing in the top two of individual events or as part of a winning relay.
The Wyoming Coaches Association released the 2026 all-state recipient list, covering both Class 3A and Class 4A divisions. Unlike honors determined by ballots or polls, the recognition relies entirely on WCA guidelines, meaning every athlete earned her place through direct aquatic competition.
Class 3A programs accounted for 16 of the honorees, with Lander athletes dominating the roster. Six total athletes across the state reached the milestone of earning the third all-state award of their prep career; four of them were from Lander.
Chayse Denton, Vayda Havens, Sara Kearns, and Emily Plaisted earned all-state honors for Lander, alongside teammates Brinlee Heller, Cira Hampton, Ranoah McCoy, and Brooklyn White. Buffalo added four athletes to the 3A list in Vyolet Gripp, Katey Jacob, Amelia Mahoskey, and Milan Monterastelli, who previously earned all-state in 2025.
Rounding out the Class 3A selections, Guinevere Roberson represented Douglas after earning all-state in 2025. Kemmerer sent Charlie Boylen and Logan Rogers, with Rogers returning after a 2025 appearance, while Delanie Johnson represented Worland.
Cheyenne Central led the large-school division with five selections, including Cate Baker, Addy DeLay, Norah Meares, Albany Wood, and Ella Reed, who collected all-state in 2025.
Sheridan placed four athletes on the Class 4A list: Kortney Fackrell, Kloe Fjell, Hannah Mowry, and Liah Fjell, who earned all-state honors in 2025. Laramie added Brynlee Enevoldsen and Addi Graves, who previously earned the award in 2024.
Additional Class 4A all-state selections included Addie Rehard of Campbell County, who made the list in 2024 and 2025. Kaylin Uhrig of Green River also secured the award, building on her 2024 and 2025 accolades.
Jackson contributed Anna Baxter and Indi Olivieri, both returning after earning all-state recognition in 2025. Rounding out the 4A roster were Danica Lamb of Kelly Walsh, Lily Ormond of Riverton, and Tensley D’Agosta of Thunder Basin.
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