Wyoming High School Soccer 2026 Final Standings
The Wyoming High School Activities Association has released its final soccer standings for the 2026 season, completing a competitive year across the 4A and 3A divisions. The data reflect each team’s conference and overall records, as well as the points earned through the season’s matches.
In the 4A classification, teams earn three points for a win and one point for a tie, a system that has kept the race tight throughout the schedule. Jackson’s boys have dominated the West with a 13‑0‑1 conference record and a 17‑1‑1 overall tally, while Laramie leads the East with a 10‑0‑2 conference mark.
Sheridan’s boys, despite a flawless 10‑0‑2 conference run, settled for third place with a 16‑1‑2 overall record. Buffalo’s boys also claimed third in their division, finishing the season at 13‑4 after a 9‑1‑0 conference record.
On the girls’ side, Sheridan captured the consolation championship in 4A, capping a season that featured strong showings from Jackson and Laramie, each posting impressive win totals and securing high playoff seeds.
In the 3A ranks, Buffalo’s girls finished unbeaten in conference play at 8‑0‑0‑1 and ended the year at 9‑7, while Cody’s girls posted a 9‑1 conference record and a 15‑1 overall mark, underscoring the depth of competition in that division.
The point structures differ between divisions, with 3A awarding three points for a regulation win, two for a shootout victory and one for a shootout loss, adding nuance to the final tables and influencing playoff seeding decisions.
Coaches and players alike say the final standings will shape next season’s scheduling and set the stage for renewed ambitions, as teams look to build on this year’s successes and address the gaps that remain.