Gillette College freshman Isaac Mushila tips the ball towards the basket during the first round of the Region IX Tournament. Mushila is one of the players returning for the Pronghorns next season.

Undersheriff Quentin Reynolds stands in the booking area of the Campbell County jail in 2016.

The Pronghorns’ Kobe King-Hawea fights through the key for a layup last season. King-Hawea, Gillette College’s first ever first-team All-American, is one of many athletes who found out their sports program had been cut Thursday.

The sun sets over the new soccer field at Gillette College last summer. Gillette and Sheridan College announced Thursday that all sports would be cut.

A parade participant waves to residents at the Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center during an April parade for residents. More socially distanced parades are planned.

Friends and family of Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center residents smile ear to ear as they wave and yell at their loved ones during one of two parades April parades that went past the center.

A parade of cars makes their way by the Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center with people waving from out their cars and waving signs in the air.

Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center residents Sue Deaton and Sandra Brady wave to the caravan of cars parading by the center April 8.

Sandy Cook, right, waves to residents at the Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center. She was walking by when a parade of cars with family and friends was passing by with messages of love and hope. The parade was organized as a way for residents to see their loved ones after being in the fac…

Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center residents and staff wave from the balcony of the Gillette care facility as cars pass by during an April parade to connect with the community.

The Pronghorns' Zach Milliron leads the team in a pre-game cheer before a match against the Northwest College Trappers last summer. Milliron will be one of 10 returners from last year's team.

Gillette College’s Joey Antonovich grimaces as he heads the ball away from the Western Wyoming Community College’s Raymond Carroll last season. Antonovich, from Casper, will be one of the key returners for the Pronghorns next season.