November 19, 2026

6PM - 9PM

JOIN US FOR AN EVENING OF INSPIRATION, LEADERSHIP, & COMMUNITY.

Night with a Champion is an immersive celebration of championship culture. By combining a compelling keynote conversation, high-energy basketball challenges, a reverse raffle, premium auctions, and a clear mission to support youth sports, WYO Sports Ranch can establish an annual marquee event that guests anticipate year after year.

Given WSR’s emphasis on developing athletes and strengthening community partnerships, this format also reinforces the organization’s broader vision while creating a memorable, interactive experience that differentiates it from traditional a fundraising dinner.

This year’s guest speaker is Bobby Hurley Jr., and the WYO Sports Ranch is partnering with Casper College Men’s Basketball to make this a night a true community events that fosters a championship mindset.

Join us for an unforgettable evening with Bobby Hurley Jr. as he shares his incredible journey! From a record-setting college basketball career at Duke, to the challenges and lessons of coaching, and the powerful role leadership and resilience play in life, both on and off the court. His story is one of perseverance, faith, and the pursuit of excellence; it’s a message that will inspire athletes, coaches, parents and our entire community.

TABLE
$ 500
00
per table
  • Table for 8
VIP TABLE
$ 1500
00
per table
  • Table for 8
  • Meet & Greet
  • VIP Table Gift
  • 2 VIP Parking Spots
Limited
Tickets
$ 50
00
for Adults
  • Youth: $30.00

About Bobby Hurley Jr.

Bobby Hurley is a basketball legend whose name is synonymous with winning.

At Duke, Hurley established himself as one of the greatest floor generals in college basketball history. From 1990–93, he led the Blue Devils to three Final Four appearances and back-to-back NCAA National Championships in 1991 and 1992. He was named the 1992 Final Four Most Outstanding Player, earned two All-America selections and finished his career as the NCAA’s all-time assists leader with 1,076 assists.

Hurley was also part of the extraordinary basketball moment surrounding the 1992 U.S. Olympic “Dream Team.” As an elite college player, he was selected to the U.S. collegiate team that scrimmaged against the legendary collection of NBA stars—including Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, Larry Bird and Charles Barkley—before the Barcelona Olympics. The college team famously defeated the Dream Team in one of its scrimmages, providing Hurley a firsthand place in one of basketball’s most legendary chapters. This moment in history is captured in the HBO Documentary, “We Beat the Dream Team.”

Following his decorated Duke career, Hurley was selected seventh overall in the 1993 NBA Draft by the Sacramento Kings. He went on to play five seasons in the NBA with the Sacramento Kings and Vancouver Grizzlies, bringing his trademark competitiveness, toughness and court vision to the professional game.

Hurley then transitioned from player to coach, joining his brother Dan Hurley’s staff at Wagner College before moving to the University of Rhode Island, where he served as associate head coach. In 2013, he received his first Division I head coaching opportunity at Buffalo—and immediately made history. In just two seasons, Hurley led the Bulls to a 42–20 record, two MAC East titles, the program’s first MAC Tournament championship and Buffalo’s first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance.

In 2015, Hurley was hired as head coach at Arizona State, where he spent 11 seasons building the Sun Devils into a nationally relevant program. He led ASU to three NCAA Tournament appearances, including back-to-back March Madness berths in 2018 and 2019—the program’s first consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances since the early 1980s. His 2017–18 team opened the season 12–0 and climbed as high as No. 3 in the AP Top 25, while his teams became known for their toughness, pace and competitive edge. Hurley finished his ASU tenure with 185 victories, second-most in program history.

Across his Division I coaching career at Buffalo and Arizona State, Hurley compiled 227 victories, two regular-season conference championships and one conference tournament championship.

Two national championships. Three Final Fours. NCAA all-time assists leader. NBA first-round draft pick. And a place in the story of the original Dream Team.
 
Bobby Hurley isn’t simply a former player—he is a championship point guard whose name is permanently etched into basketball history.
 
His championship pedigree, toughness and basketball IQ have made Bobby Hurley a true icon of the sport.

About The Event

Competition Schedule

Free Throw, 3-Point, and Hot Shot Competitions

Rules of the Competitions

Free Throw Competition

10 total competitors – This game will be sudden death until there are two shooters left. Each shooter will take a free throw. Make it and continue. Miss and you are out. The last two shooters will compete in a sudden death shootout.

10 total competitors – This game will be sudden death until there are two shooters left. Each shooter will take a 3-pointer. Make it and continue. Miss and you are out. The last two shooters will compete in a sudden death shootout. 

8 total competitors – Each contestant will be given 30 seconds to tally up as many points as possible using three spots worth different value. The top two scores will advance to the final round.

GENERAL MANAGER

Trey Ransom

Director of business Development & Partnerships

Luke Gilliam

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