Girls’ 12-13
Placing in the girls’ 12-13 division were (from left) Elliot O’Neil in first, Addison Matejovsky in second and J.J. Gardner in third.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Girls’ 12-13
Placing in the girls’ 12-13 division were (from left) Elliot O’Neil in first, Addison Matejovsky in second and J.J. Gardner in third.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
• Last week, we wrote about the unique geographical matchups between Poplar and both Libby and Harlowton for two state football championships in the 1930’s. Indeed, northeast Montana has a history of rare clashes in sports history. And they continue to this day as area teams play unfamiliar foes in many sports.
• One of the most interesting matchups in Wolf Point High School history
• Last week, we wrote about the unique geographical matchups between Poplar and both Libby and Harlowton for two state football championships in the 1930’s. Indeed, northeast Montana has a history of rare clashes in sports history. And they continue to this day as area teams play unfamiliar foes in many sports.
• One of the most interesting matchups in Wolf Point High School history
What had been customary in Montana for nearly a century is now constitutional.
On Election Day, Montanans made nonpartisan judicial races part of the state’s DNA by adding an amendment, Constitutional Initiative 132, to the state constitution which ensures those races stay that way, despite a recent push by the GOP to make them party-affiliated.
CI-132’s support hovered around a 35-point
What had been customary in Montana for nearly a century is now constitutional.
On Election Day, Montanans made nonpartisan judicial races part of the state’s DNA by adding an amendment, Constitutional Initiative 132, to the state constitution which ensures those races stay that way, despite a recent push by the GOP to make them party-affiliated.
CI-132’s support hovered around a 35-point
Flathead County District Court Judge Amy Eddy will replace retiring Montana Supreme Court Justice Beth Baker after a commanding victory over fellow Flathead District Court Judge Dan Wilson.
The Associated Press called the race late Tuesday, Nov. 3, and vote counts at noon on Wednesday showed Eddy pulling 59.2 percent to Wilson’s 40.8 percent. Wilson also ran unsuccessfully for the state supreme
Flathead County District Court Judge Amy Eddy will replace retiring Montana Supreme Court Justice Beth Baker after a commanding victory over fellow Flathead District Court Judge Dan Wilson.
The Associated Press called the race late Tuesday, Nov. 3, and vote counts at noon on Wednesday showed Eddy pulling 59.2 percent to Wilson’s 40.8 percent. Wilson also ran unsuccessfully for the state supreme
It took less than a minute for the Scobey Spartans to get on the scoreboard, and they never looked back in their dominating 54-0 opening-round playoff win over Sheridan on Saturday afternoon.
Playing in front of their hometown fans, the Spartans struck first on a 34yard touchdown pass from Reese Tande to Asher Handran with 11:07 left in the opening quarter.
Scobey’s defense then took over
It took less than a minute for the Scobey Spartans to get on the scoreboard, and they never looked back in their dominating 54-0 opening-round playoff win over Sheridan on Saturday afternoon.
Playing in front of their hometown fans, the Spartans struck first on a 34yard touchdown pass from Reese Tande to Asher Handran with 11:07 left in the opening quarter.
Scobey’s defense then took over
The Wolf Point Wolves, who entered the district tournament as the seventh seed, advanced to the divisional tournament with a nail-biting, four-set victory over Malta on Thursday night. The Wolves emerged with a 25-13, 2519, 23-25, 25-22 win.
In the first set, the net play of Anna Matejovsky, McKenzie Rodenberg and Addy Smith led Wolf Point to a 13-7 advantage. The margin increased to 17-9 on
The Wolf Point Wolves, who entered the district tournament as the seventh seed, advanced to the divisional tournament with a nail-biting, four-set victory over Malta on Thursday night. The Wolves emerged with a 25-13, 2519, 23-25, 25-22 win.
In the first set, the net play of Anna Matejovsky, McKenzie Rodenberg and Addy Smith led Wolf Point to a 13-7 advantage. The margin increased to 17-9 on
The Scobey Spartans had their backs against the wall in their semi-final round match against North County during the District 3C volleyball tournament on Friday.
Scobey was down two sets to one and by a 15-9 margin in the fourth set. Things were not breaking the Spartans’ way, and a time-out was called to regroup.
“We told them it was kind of now or never,” Scobey Coach Melissa Holum
The Scobey Spartans had their backs against the wall in their semi-final round match against North County during the District 3C volleyball tournament on Friday.
Scobey was down two sets to one and by a 15-9 margin in the fourth set. Things were not breaking the Spartans’ way, and a time-out was called to regroup.
“We told them it was kind of now or never,” Scobey Coach Melissa Holum
The Scobey Spartans punched their ticket to the divisional tournament by beating Lustre Christian, 25-16, 25-17, 25-9, at the District 3C volleyball tourney held in Scobey on Friday.
In the first set, the Lions put the heat on the Spartans as a tip by Samantha Neufeld, a kill by Natalie Fast and an ace by Skylar Cummings put Lustre behind by only a 12-11 margin.
Three kills by Emery Rouse
The Scobey Spartans punched their ticket to the divisional tournament by beating Lustre Christian, 25-16, 25-17, 25-9, at the District 3C volleyball tourney held in Scobey on Friday.
In the first set, the Lions put the heat on the Spartans as a tip by Samantha Neufeld, a kill by Natalie Fast and an ace by Skylar Cummings put Lustre behind by only a 12-11 margin.
Three kills by Emery Rouse
In a hard-fought match, North Country edged Scobey, 25-20, 25-17, 23-25, 25-21, at the District 3C volleyball tournament in Scobey on Thursday.
The Mavericks jumped out to a 14-4 lead in the first set. With the margin at 16-7, the Spartans fought back with three kills by Chloe Handran.
After North Country moved ahead 18-10 on a kill by 5-10 junior Gracie Wasson, Scobey scored on a kill and
In a hard-fought match, North Country edged Scobey, 25-20, 25-17, 23-25, 25-21, at the District 3C volleyball tournament in Scobey on Thursday.
The Mavericks jumped out to a 14-4 lead in the first set. With the margin at 16-7, the Spartans fought back with three kills by Chloe Handran.
After North Country moved ahead 18-10 on a kill by 5-10 junior Gracie Wasson, Scobey scored on a kill and
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