Why put your bathers away for the winter? There are a number of heated swimming pools in Cheyenne that offer swimming all year round. Over the past few weeks Mother Nature has brought the city of Cheyenne snow, winds and chilly weather. For some, this weather results in the lack of motivation or inability to go outside for a run. At the City Swimming Pools, there are many options for those wishing to continue their workout routine even when it’s dark, snowing and cold outside. One specialty area of the City Swimming Pools are its pools and some find the warm water the perfect answer to a cold day.
Overview
There are two City Swimming Pools available for public use:
- The Municipal Pool is a year-round indoor pool located in Lions Park at Carey Avenue and Kennedy Road.
- Johnson Pool is a heated, outdoor pool located in Lincoln Park at 812 1/2 House Avenue. Contact the pool for information on pool rentals,swim lessons and joining the swim team.
No pain, plenty of gain from water workouts
You can also find information about working as a Swim Lesson and Water Exercise Instructor and/or a Certified Lifeguard for the Aquatics Division.
December 5, 2009
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- ‘09 LCCC Spirit squad
You see them jumping and kicking at basketball games. They are the halftime performers and they entertain the crowd to keep them in the game. You might think its the Mascot “Talon” but you would be wrong, its our Laramie County Community College cheer squad. The seven member squad directs the crowd so it runs in the tune of the game. Home Page
Spirit Squad Coach
Ashley Jones, a Cheyenne native, is in her first year as the cheer coach for the Golden Eagles. Graduated from East High School and LCCC, Jones was a member of the East High Thunderstruck and University of Wyoming Wildfire dance teams.
She danced professionally as a member of the Tampa Bay Storm (Arena Football League) dance team. Profile
Spirit Squad members
- Desiree Mathews, sophomore from Cheyenne, Wyo.
- Sarah Schepp, freshman from Cheyenne, Wyo.
- Rayzheen Jones, freshman from Greeville, SC.
- Shieta Pinzon, freshman from Greeville, SC.
- Kaliah Rigotti, freshman from Cheyenne, Wyo.
- Toi Pearson, sophomore from Cheyenne, Wyo.
- Jenna Nicolarsen, freshman from Cheyenne, Wyo.
-Paul Oliez
December 4, 2009
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The Eagles take on Colorado Christian University’s JV team tonight at 7 p.m. in Lakewood, CO. The Cougars have not had a very good record this season, which should make it a pretty easy win for the Eagles tonight.
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NEXT HOME GAME
The Eagles next home game is on Friday Dec. 11th at 7 p.m. They will be taking on Western Wyoming Community College. The Mustangs are 6-7 right now, but have a 4 game winning streak behind them. This should be a great showdown as the Mustangs are more of a competition for the Eagles. Don’t miss the action and come cheer on your Eagles! General Admission is $5, anyone from another school is $3, and for LCCC student and teachers and children under 12 admission is free.
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DECEMBER 12
A day after the Eagles play the Mustangs they take on Central Wyoming College on Dec. 12 at 4 p.m.
- Casey Greubel
December 4, 2009
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'09 LCCC Equestrian team
The Laramie County Community College has had a lot of success this season, in their last two meets they have finished close to second.
At the meet in Nebraska the team had to make up a show that was cancelled because of snow. The team soared through the shows and placed second in all three shows.
The Lady Eagles are sitting second in the region behind the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
The hunt team is currently in first place in the region.
LCCC riders have qualified for Western regionals
Krystal Baker, Kaylee Duncan and Brittany Metz have qualified for Western regionals.
Paige Gentry has secured a spot in the Hunt regionals. Roster
Coming up for equestrian team
After a long winter break (almost three months), LCCC’s equestrian team competes in the hunt show at the University of Colorado.
Regionals will be held in Lincoln, Neb., for both the hunt and Western regionals on March 6–7. Schedule
-Paul Oliez
December 3, 2009
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The Eagles lost a heartbreaker to Garden City Community College by 1 point on Monday night. The game was tied 60 – 60 and all the Eagles had to do was hang on to the ball for one more possession, but unfortunately they turned the ball over and the Broncbusters ended up winning the game.
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THURSDAY NIGHT
Thursday night the Eagles take on the Colorado Christian Cougars JV team in Lakewood, CO. The Eagles next home game will be on Dec. 11th against Western Wyoming Community College. Be sure to come cheer them on!
- Casey Greubel
December 2, 2009
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Miniature Golf is an exciting 18 hole miniature golf course that offers a host of family-oriented fun activities at every turn. This is not your average putt putt golf course! Whether you’re visiting for the first time, or the hundredth, you feel the excitement and adventure of playing mini golf. Miniature Golf is fun for the entire family! This unique course features famous Wyoming landmarks such as Devil’s Tower and Old Faithful. The golf course season normally runs April through September, but is available year round if weather permits. Miniature golf is a great activity for people of all ages and skill levels.
Miniature Golf Course Rules
- Only paying customers or persons accompanying paying players are permitted on the miniature golf course.
- All players must start on the first hole and progress in order; skipping holes or going back is prohibited.
- Groups are limited to a maximum of 4 players unless group size is adjusted by site staff.
- Strokes are limited to 6 per hole.
- Slower groups must allow faster groups to play through.
- Climbing or sitting on rock structures, trees, light poles, signs, handrails, waterfalls, and other landscape features is prohibited.
- Use only short putting strokes. Full swings are unnecessary and may be dangerous.
- Smoking, food and beverages are prohibited on the course.
- Shoes and shirts must be worn at all times.
- Profanity, abusive language or behavior that adversely affects guest safety and comfort are prohibited.
- In the event of an electrical storm, the miniature golf course must be vacated immediately.
- Conduct that may endanger the welfare of any person is prohibited.
Golf For All
The courses are challenging enough for adults to navigate, yet very playable for children. Throughout your stay, you will be entertained by our own in-house crazy DJ. In addition to miniature golf, each Monster Mini Golf has its own family arcade containing many of today’s most thrilling arcade games. At the end of your play, game award tickets are redeemable for great prizes.
Wednesday Night Special:
Family 4 Pack
4 Golf passes plus a Large Pizza and Drinks – $25.00
Click here for more information.
- Oscar Morillon
December 1, 2009
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