The 2026 Wyoming Legion Baseball regular season is drawing to a close, with most teams wrapping up their schedules this week. Conference play has produced a clear hierarchy, as the top four squads in each league have secured spots in the upcoming state tournaments.
Division I contenders will travel to Gillette for the state tournament, while the fifth through eighth seeds will head to Green River for the Division II championship. The locations were confirmed after the final standings were posted, setting the stage for a series of high‑stakes games.
Tournament Outlook
Recent out‑of‑state competition offered mixed results for local clubs. The Casper Oilers impressed by reaching the semifinals of the 5‑Tool Colorado Baseball Centennial Games, while the Casper Drillers posted a 3‑1 record in the same event. Meanwhile, the Cheyenne Sixers struggled, dropping three of four games in Rapid City, and the Laramie JV Rangers went 1‑4 at the Gabe Pando Memorial Wood Bat tournament in Fort Collins.
In the South Conference, the Cheyenne Sixers sit atop the leaderboard with a 46‑15‑1 overall record and a 13‑1 conference mark, the best in the league. The North Conference crown belongs to the Sheridan Troopers, who finished undefeated in conference play at 12‑0 and hold a 44‑13 overall tally.
With the regular season ending, teams are now focused on preparing for the state tournaments, where the stakes will be higher and the competition fiercer. Fans can expect a busy weekend of games as the top squads from Wyoming converge on Gillette and Green River to battle for the ultimate title.