GREEN RIVER — The Green River High School Wolves basketball team came out on top against the Cody Broncs Saturday afternoon.
The Wolves got ahead and ended ahead of the Broncs in all four quarters, but it came down to the last minute to clinch the win, 69-66.
During the first quarter, the Wolves started to let the Broncs run the game, but they fought hard to regain control of the game. The first quarter ended with them on top, 20-18.
Wolf No. 23, Jax Peterson, looks at another player. Photo by Stephanie Thompson 
No. 20, Drew Gibson, works hard to block a Cody Bronc. Photo by Stephanie Thompson
Wolf No. 40, Cole Murray, fights to get the ball. Photo by Stephanie Thompson 
The GRHS Wolf mascot is impressed. Photo by Stephanie Thompson
During the second quarter, it was back and forth between the Wolves and the Broncs. Once again, the Wolves came out on top at the end of the half, 36-33.
Wolf No. 11, Kolby Ivie, brings the ball down the court fast. Photo by Stephanie Thompson 
Wolf No. 15, Jachob Fuss, looks to see who’s open. Photo by Stephanie Thompson
And it’s good! No. 20, Drew Gibson, knows his shot is good. Photo by Stephanie Thompson 
Jax Peterson focuses on the hoop during a free-throw shot. Photo by Stephanie Thompson
Halftime Performance
During halftime, the Green River Wolf Pack Dance Team entertained the audience with an awesome routine!
Wolf Pack Dancers. Photo by Stephanie Thompson 
Making a cool move! Photo by Stephanie Thompson
Striking a pose. Photo by Stephanie Thompson 
Moving along. Photo by Stephanie Thompson
After halftime, the Broncs came out of the locker room fired up, but the Wolves just kept doing what the did all game long: hit the shots when they needed to most. They came out on top at the end of the third quarter, 54-48.
No. 24, Dylan Taylor, puts up a good shot. Photo by Stephanie Thompson 
Cole Murray wants the ball. Photo by Stephanie Thompson
Jachob Fuss’ concentration pays off. Photo by Stephanie Thompson 
Swish! Jachob Fuss’ free-throw shot is good. Photo by Stephanie Thompson
During the fourth quarter, the Broncs put in one last attempt to bring the Wolves down. As they knocked away the Wolves’ lead, the home-team crowd started to get louder and louder. With a minute left to go, it was anyone’s game, but the Wolves held on for the win, 69-66.
Wolf, No. 3, Michael Richardson, looks to see who’s open. Photo by Stephanie Thompson 
Can we hold them off? Photo by Stephanie Thompson
Kolby Ivie is focused on making the shot. Photo by Stephanie Thompson 
Having a brief discussion. Photo by Stephanie Thompson
