KWHS Trojans Triumph in 2025 Oil Bowl, Ending Nine-Year Drought

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The Kelly Walsh High School Trojans clinched a significant victory on October 10, 2025, by defeating the Natrona County High School Mustangs 35–25 in the annual Oil Bowl held at NCHS's Dick Cheney Alumni Field.

This win marks the Trojans' first Oil Bowl triumph since 2016, breaking a nine-year losing streak in this storied crosstown rivalry.

The game commenced with KWHS swiftly putting points on the board within the opening minutes.

NC responded promptly, leveling the score early on.

However, the Trojans regained the lead before halftime and maintained their advantage throughout the second half, showcasing a robust offensive strategy and a resilient defense.

The atmosphere at Dick Cheney Alumni Field was electric, with fans from both schools filling the stands to capacity.

The community's enthusiasm was palpable, reflecting the deep-rooted significance of the Oil Bowl in Casper's local culture.

Looking ahead, the Mustangs are set to face Cheyenne South next week, while the Trojans will take on Cheyenne Central.

The 2025 Oil Bowl not only ended a prolonged drought for Kelly Walsh High School but also reinforced the enduring spirit and passion of high school football in Casper.

Such events continue to unite the community, fostering a sense of pride and camaraderie among residents.