Cokeville Panther football players compete in Shrine Bowl
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Cokeville Panther football players Rick Nate and Antheny Petersen were chosen to compete in the annual Shrine Bowl football game in Casper on Saturday, June 9. Nate and Petersen played for the Panthers for four years. (GAZETTE PHOTOS / Jan Moody)
The annual High School Shrine Bowl Football game was held on Saturday, June 9, in Casper. This event brings football players from the Wyoming’s north and south together for a week of practice before the big game on Saturday.
This year the Panthers had two players chosen to represent Cokeville High School on the South Team: Rick Nate and Antheny Petersen.
The outcome of the game didn’t go the South’s way, as the North took the victory 13–7, but it was a great opportunity for Rick and Antheny to be a part of this special event that raises money for the Shriners Hospital. Rick and Antheny’s families and friends made the trip to show their support for the Cokeville athletes.
