By james art 
Laramie, Wyo. – One hundred capitals from high school from all over Wyoming were recently selected to receive the trustees’ award in 2025, the best academic scholarship of the University of Wyoming.
The premiere scholarship for the elderly at Wyoming Resident High School provides a four -year bachelor’s scholarship (or up to eight consecutive semesters), including training (up to 6pm per semester); compulsory fees; And a university standard double room and board (room and board are covered, providing student life in university housing and there is a dining plan).
Students from 29 high schools were selected, along with two students at home.
Recipients are evaluated by their academic achievements (secondary education, secondary/SAT assessments and rigor of curricula). Individual interviews were also conducted. For this year’s awards winners, the average GPA is 3.97 and the average ACT score is 32.
Of the elderly of 970, Wyoming, who applied for UW until December 1, 362 students were examined for the award; 141 were invited to the interview campus; And 100 were selected.
In order to maintain the scholarship all four years in UW, students must maintain continuous full -time enrollment (at least 12 semesters) during the autumn and spring semester each year, along with 3.25 cumulative GPA.
The recipients of the scholarship for 2025 listed by the high school are:
- Big Horn High School: Noah Smith, Daniel Walker and Lindsay Walker
- Buffalo High School: Claire Hicks
- Burns High School: Xavier Wilson
- High School in Campbell County: Yanwir Shaw
- Cheyenne Central High School: Scarlett Bullock, Charlie Coles, Matthew Clausen, Madizen Laard, Ryan McKenis, Caden Mills, Logan Moore, Aaniya Patel, Cauthon Periton, Geneviyevsky, Thomas Smedley, Jacob
- Cheyenne East High School: Thomas Audley, David Haberkorn and Rosie Zubrod
- Cheyenne South High School: Kiley Henderson
- High School Cody: Miles Bailey, Bliss Bonner, Noel Graham, Randal Nilson, Rainy Powell, Amali Videnasna and Rachel Williams
- Douglas High School: Anna Steinel
- Evanston High School: Driman Irkerker
- Green River Green River: Mark Hildersbrand
- Home School: Carson Deeds and TJ Hancock
- Jackson Hole High School: Li Dunbar, Sayer Jogenson and Zoe themselves
- Kelly Walsh High School: Thioga Bennett, Johanna Gudrich, Kaya Hurles, Kaidon Laward, Hayden Meifiel, Sarah Norkros, Christopher Pike and Ashlin Stoucking
- Kemmerer High School: Cambree Dearden
- Lander Valley High School: Ann Butler, Emma Jones, Colin McCyliams and Finn Richards
- High School Larami: Henry Andersen, Claire Bunning, Elijah Kulter, Fisher Fod, Morgan Gelvix, Paulo Melizo and Selma Piri
- Lovell High School: Davin Crosby
- Natron County High School: Gavin Bright, Peyton Brown, Kalel Brucker, Cheyen Crouch, Delanie Hartle, Calvin Bone, Jameson Munari, Rogan Potter and Joshua Schrader
- Powell High School: Alan Croford, Dexter Ops and Dalin Wait
- River High School: Ayana Mayorado
- High School in Saratog
- Sheridan High School: Eva Anderson, Zander Claland, Katie Fec, Haley Harding, Erin Hoffman, Delen Licher, Makena Moury, Alexia Osa, Gareth Otto, Henry Phillips, Addie Shaw and Skyler Shields
- Southeastern High School in Goshen: Anna Hartman
- Star Valley High School: Damian Burgess
- Thunder Basin High School: Kai Bördal, Ejin Mahoni, Ian Scofield and Alina Wagner
- River High School of Language: Maren Keller and Kayla Logan
- Torrington High School: Mac Hibben
- High School in Upton: James Locke
- Warland High School: Lucas Hamer, Nate Johnson, Ethan Miller and Reddra neighbors