With sophomores graduating from Eastern Wyoming College, including several going on to play elsewhere, the Lancer coaches are in the midst of finishing up their rosters for the new school year.
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TORRINGTON – With sophomores graduating from Eastern Wyoming College, including several going on to play elsewhere, the Lancer coaches are in the midst of finishing up their rosters for the new school year.
Although the coaches are firming up their last roster spots, it has not been a short process.
“Recruiting is 365 days a year,” rodeo coach Jake Clark said.
Men’s basketball coach Neal Sherbeyn echoed that idea, saying: “You’re looking at guys all year, you’re always taking a look. I get emails every day.”
During the recruiting process, the area coaches meet with the athletes and keep in contact, while trying to pitch the school, program and area.
“It takes a special person to fit this school and this community,” volleyball coach Julie Sherbeyn said. “If we get that special person, this will always be with them and this will always be a part of them, but you can’t force that.”
All of the Lancer coaches are looking for athletes that can fit in to the Lancer community and Goshen County as a whole. They continually compete with coaches around the area from bigger cities like Cheyenne, Casper and Scottsbluff, Neb. Despite not having the biggest town to offer perspective players, EWC’s coaches pitch what Torrington can offer.