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"Ever seen a town with a gateway made entirely of elk antlers?" "In Afton, Wyoming, the world’s largest elk horn arch stretches proudly across Main Street. Built from thousands of naturally shed antlers, it’s more than just a landmark it’s a symbol of local pride, tradition, and the rugged spirit of Star Valley. "Would you visit Afton to see the Elk Horn Arch in person?"
Under The Arch
The Student Section goes wild. The Braves gave the crowd a lot cheer about as they destroyed the Powell Panthers 61-0. Kaydee Coats (left ) said, "My favorite part of the football game was the overall atmosphere of the student section. Just being there while everyone lost their mind after every touchdown is one of my absolute favorite things."
HOCO Week Rages Better Than Ever
Zorian Richardson stands with his date Emma Moreton and members of their group Ikaika Cope and Joyah Schreiber. This was both Richardson's and Cope's first time going to homecoming. "I enjoyed every second of it and am glad I got to go," said Richardson.
Homecoming Dancers Rave with School Spirit
The cheerleaders keep the student section warm as they Braves played the Sugar Salem Diggers.
Student Section Rocks USA Theme at First Home Game
Bucked Up: Bran Fullmer and Daniel Nelson show the result of much scouting and hiking. Perhaps unbelievably, Fullmer said they shot the deer in southeastern Utah.
Students Share Stories from Opening Day of Deer Hunting
Drum Majors, Molly Roberts and Jocelyn Burgess pose in Casper before boarding the bus back to SV.
Marching Band Takes Second at State
The year started with a beat. At the first day of school assembly student body officer's introduced a new school dance; getting everyone on their feet and setting the tone for the year. A simple way to bring students together to remind us this year we're ALL IN.
Students Back to School Braves Style
The Candyman Can! Singcopation member gather around Will Wonka during the opening number of their two-hour show.
Annual Singco Show Wows Audience
Symantha Hepworth, Brooklyn Scherbel, Rebeka Rodriguez, and Taggert Ivie recieve recognition for placing in the state Young Authors contest. Scherbel said, "I am so grateful to have received the attention of those at state, and I aim to win next year!"
Young Authors Earn Honorable Mention at State Contest
On the drive home from nightly activities Samantha Allred captures the crazy weather on the road. Elizabeth Petersen stated, "The worst part of the storm was probably driving through the hail". The weather was crazy that night, and the roads were covered with rain and hail.
Unexpected Storm Stuns Star Valley, Brings Rain, Hail, and Community Spirit
Things have changed since this yearbook came out in 2011. Current English teacher Mr. Kaylin Schwab was in this yearbook as a graduating senior and remembers SVHS's move to 4A that year: "So it was kind of fun playing the big teams. Not as fun losing to them."
School Then vs Now
Junior Bryce Erickson and sophomore Paxton Holland wait for the next play to begin. Erickson played a big role in the win vs Cody where he had the game winning sack that sealed the win for Star Valley. Erickson said, "You never know how a game is going to go, so I just try to always be ready, and when I get to play, I just try to get 'em."
Braves Football Remains Undefeated After Wins over Cody, Evanston
Gaughan Represents Wyoming in National American Miss Pageant
Gaughan Represents Wyoming in National American Miss Pageant
The 25-26 cheer team gathers on the highway to cleanup trash. The day before this they had their first practice. "I am so excited I get to experience this with my time here," exclaimed South Korean exchance student Ahrin Kim.
Cheerleaders Kick Off Season with Practice, Community Service
Dax Button, Crew Morgan, and Kai Frazier peruse the art on display from their classmates. The state art show was in the aux gym for 3 days showcasing hundreds of interesting, beautiful, and award-winning pieces. "It's fun walking around and seeing what's going in student's minds that they put down on paper," said Frazier.
SVHS Art Cleans up at State Symposium
Elia Matuatia get escorted off the field after getting injured. Elia is a returning all-stater and plays a big defensive role. "I'm excited to play win I return and take state later on in the year." Says Elia
Star Valley Teens by Day, Warriors on Friday Night
From the roaring pep rally cheers to the final point on Senior Night, school spirit runs through every hallway, every game, every moment. The cold fall air doesn’t stop the energy — it only makes it stronger. Whether it’s the undefeated football team charging down the field or the volleyball team celebrating another hard-fought win, students, teachers, and families fill the stands, standing side by side, voices loud and proud. These are the nights we’ll remember — when the valley feels smaller, the lights feel brighter, and being part of Star Valley High means more than just going to school. It means belonging to something bigger, something that glows long after the lights go out.
Pride Runs Deep at Star Valley High School
Junior Bryce Erickson and sophomore Paxton Holland wait for the next play to begin. Erickson played a big role in the win vs Cody where he had the game winning sack that sealed the win for Star Valley. Erickson said, "You never know how a game is going to go, so I just try to always be ready, and when I get to play, I just try to get 'em."
Braves Football Remains Undefeated After Wins over Cody, Evanston
The freshmen show heart and hustle in their first Powder Puff game, putting up a strong fight against the sophomores in the event's opener. Despite the loss, the Class of 2029 made big plays and left the field with pride and excitement for next year's rematch. "My favorite part was seeing everyone work together and cheer each other on. We might not have scored, but we learned a lot and had a blast doing it," said Paisley Hollingsworth.
Power Puff Players Shine under Thursday Night Lights
The Lady Braves ball out in front of pink crowd in an effort that beat Preston and raised money for valley people battling cancer.
Volleyballers Raise Money, Wins on Pink Night
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Seniors say so long by sound off on their most special song.
Senior Name Favorite Songs
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Trial by Trolley Tutorial
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Roman Emperors Ranked
Gordon Ramsay Quote Tier List (9 quotes)
Gordon Ramsay Quote Tier List (9 quotes)
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Students Should Be Required to Take Personal Finance in Order to Graduate.
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AI is becoming a bigger problem inside of schools by the day.
"Balancing Privacy and Safety: The Case for Random Drug Testing in Schools"
“Balancing Privacy and Safety: The Case for Random Drug Testing in Schools”
I Propose a Better Work Week
I Propose a Better Work Week
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Is the School’s Cell Phone Policy What We Need?
Singco Show Podcast
Singco Show Podcast
Talking with Two Young Author Contest Award Winners
Talking with Two Young Author Contest Award Winners
Chatting with Lady of Library Stephanie Suloff
Chatting with Lady of Library Stephanie Suloff
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Kim K Podcast
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Volleyballers Win on Pink Night!

Ruby Gaskell, staff writer
October 6, 2025
Morgan Mcgee
The Lady Braves huddle on during pink night and strategize their game plan. Coach Kalin Schwab said, “I like our team huddles because they give us time to regroup and take a breathe so that we can go back out on the court and win.” This is Schwab’s first year as the Lady Braves’ head coach.
Lady Braves Pink Night vs Preston Indians
Morgan Mcgee
Camryn Mackey runs for a ball shanked from a pass. She loves to save the ball when it gets shanked. "Being a libero, I get really good passes," said Mackey.
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Things have changed since this yearbook came out in 2011. Current English teacher Mr. Kaylin Schwab was in this yearbook as a graduating senior and remembers SVHS's move to 4A that year: "So it was kind of fun playing the big teams. Not as fun losing to them."
School Then vs Now
Junior Bryce Erickson and sophomore Paxton Holland wait for the next play to begin. Erickson played a big role in the win vs Cody where he had the game winning sack that sealed the win for Star Valley. Erickson said, "You never know how a game is going to go, so I just try to always be ready, and when I get to play, I just try to get 'em."
Braves Football Remains Undefeated After Wins over Cody, Evanston
The freshmen show heart and hustle in their first Powder Puff game, putting up a strong fight against the sophomores in the event's opener. Despite the loss, the Class of 2029 made big plays and left the field with pride and excitement for next year's rematch. "My favorite part was seeing everyone work together and cheer each other on. We might not have scored, but we learned a lot and had a blast doing it," said Paisley Hollingsworth.
Power Puff Players Shine under Thursday Night Lights
The Student Section goes wild. The Braves gave the crowd a lot cheer about as they destroyed the Powell Panthers 61-0. Kaydee Coats (left ) said, "My favorite part of the football game was the overall atmosphere of the student section. Just being there while everyone lost their mind after every touchdown is one of my absolute favorite things."
HOCO Week Rages Better Than Ever
Zorian Richardson stands with his date Emma Moreton and members of their group Ikaika Cope and Joyah Schreiber. This was both Richardson's and Cope's first time going to homecoming. "I enjoyed every second of it and am glad I got to go," said Richardson.
Homecoming Dancers Rave with School Spirit
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The Lady Braves ball out in front of pink crowd in an effort that beat Preston and raised money for valley people battling cancer.
Volleyballers Raise Money, Wins on Pink Night
The Star Valley varsity cross-country team lines up for a photo at the finish line in Tillamook, Oregon. Each athlete pushed through the race, representing their school with determination and hard-work. Every runner set a new personal record, highlighting the teams steady progress this season.
Star Valley Braves Leave Their Mark in Oregon
As the Star Valley Braves get ready to tee off, they congregate on the practice green at the Airport Course in Cheyenne to hear the officials as they discuss the rules governing the round. The Braves had a good season and qualified both girls and boys teams for the state tournament. The first day was a little rough due to nerves but on the second day the Braves showed that they could play and compete with the other top teams in the state.
Star Valley Golf Teams Shine Late at State Despite Nerves on Day One
Adelyn Christiansen get up against a Thunderbasin defender in Cheyenne.
Getting to Know Lady Brave VolleyBallers
Elia and Kyan's names are all over the weight room lift-a-thon wall. Kyan has been training ever since middle school while Elia just started lifting when he moved to Star Valley his sophomore year. "It's been fun to compare myself to other SVHS greats," said Matuatia.
Matautia, Watson Break Records in Weight Room
The Lady Braves walk onto the field with confidence against the Green River Wolves. Green River recently moved up to 4A for soccer. The team was not sure what to expect but felt excited for the new competition.
Girls Soccer Grows Through Difficult Season