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The Sheridan High School Girls Wrestling Team will try to flex their muscles against some of Sheridan’s finest, and help a food pantry stock up food needed for the upcoming cold weather season.
The second annual Can-Do Challenge is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, November 11th at Cloud Peak Crossfit, located at 108 Grinnell Street in Sheridan.
The team will take on members from both Sheridan Fire EMS, as well as the Sheridan Police Department, in various tests of strength and workout challenges.
Those who want to watch the event are asked to donate one can of soup, which will go to the Food Group in Sheridan.
Sheridan High School Girls Wrestling Coach Marci Lane says donors can play a role in the event, as their donations will have an impact on how each competition plays out, plus it helps those less fortunate have a simple meal when it’s too cold to do much else.
“It’s a community effort to raise canned soup for the Food Group. The number of cans that are donated contribute to the amount of reps that the athletes have to do. We just wanted a way to give back to our community and create some awareness before the Holiday season. It seems like a great time so we contacted the Food Group and they said what they could really use was some hearty soups. We did it last year and we had a lot of fun, it was a great success. We raised a ton of soup.”
Wednesday’s event is from 4 until 6pm.
Canned soup donations can be dropped off ahead of the event at either Highland Park Elementary School, Sheridan High School or at Cloud Peak Crossfit.
Coach Lane says it came down to the final challenge last year, as the girls wrestling team prevailed in a tug of war.
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Last modified: November 9, 2026