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Kelly Walsh boys win state ski title; Natrona boys and girls take 3rd

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LARAMIE, Wyo. — Both of Casper’s high schools capped off the 2024–25 season in style at the WHSAA Nordic State Championships, with the Kelly Walsh boys team winning the state title and both the boys and girls squads at Natrona County High School placing third. Individually, Kelly Walsh’s Fisk Johansson finished Saturday as a state champion as well.On Friday, Kelly Walsh’s Fisk Johansson placed second with a time of 16:10. Right on his heels in t…

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Kelly Walsh boys win state ski title; Natrona boys and girls take 3rd

LARAMIE, Wyo. — Both of Casper’s high schools capped off the 2024–25 season in style at the WHSAA Nordic State Championships, with the Kelly Walsh boys team winning the state title and both the boys and girls squads at Natrona County High School placing third. Individually, Kelly Walsh’s Fisk Johansson finished Saturday as a state champion as well.On Friday, Kelly Walsh’s Fisk Johansson placed second with a time of 16:10. Right on his heels in t…

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