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The Chinook Sugarbeeters concluded the regular season Saturday night at home against the Fort Benton Longhorns. Chinook held on for a 46-43 win to end a two game losing streak. Chinook fell to Hays/Lodge Pole in overtime on Monday and then to the North Star Knights Friday night in Gildford, 46-39. Friday night in Gildford the Sugarbeeters started strong, taking a 9-4 lead into the second quarter. Freshman Alexus Seymour scored six in the second quarter to help the 'Beeters maintain the lead and...
The Turner Tornadoes and Harlem Lady Cats had a tough final week of action as both teams concluded their regular seasons. The Tornadoes dropped a pair of contests beginning with a hard fought 49-45 setback Friday night against the Big Sandy Pioneers. Saturday the girls suffered a tough 52-42 loss against the North Star Knights. The Harlem Lady Cats fell 66-46 in Malta Monday to the M-ettes. Thursday they were defeated by the Box Elder Bears 72-21. Friday in the season finale, the Lady Cats fell to the Glasgow Scotties 56-49. Turner closed out...
Chinook resident Anjanett Hawk has long had a passion for the arts. Theatre and photography as well as commercial and voiceover work. Add that to her love of the outdoors and her current employment as a Custom Combine Cutter and as a Fencing Specialist, well you have the makings of some pretty unique photo opportunities. This coming Sunday and Monday Anjanett will be displaying many of her pieces in an intimate Gallery setting in the old Pizza Pro building on main street in Chinook across from N...
The 'Beeters four game win streak came to an end Thursday at home in a hard fought loss to the Box Elder Bears 70-65. Saturday the 'Beeters put on a show, throwing down five slam dunks in a very entertaining 53-38 win over the Tornadoes. Chinook junior Brenden Fetter was responsible for four of the rim rattlers himself including three back to back to back in the third quarter. Thursday night in Chinook the Sugarbeeters were hoping to keep the momentum that a hot start to 2022 had brought. While...
The Hays/Lodge Pole Thunderbirds earned a split in weekend action on the hardwood. Friday the Thunderbirds were in Turner where they opened up a double digit lead early and coasted to a 69-47 win over the Tornadoes. Saturday Hays/Lodge Pole made the trip west to Chester to take on the Hawks. The script was flipped and this time it was the Thunderbirds on the wrong side of a 76-56 contest. In Turner the Thunderbirds were looking to add another check to the win column. Hays/Lodge Pole has been...
If there is one thing that can be said about the Harlem Wildcat boys basketball team it's this, If you are a fan of up tempo, high scoring, fast paced action you will never be disappointed watching them play. Win or lose the Wildcats play hard, play fast and are never out of it. Friday in Poplar the Wildcats won a barn burner, defeating the Indians 85-79. Saturday they returned home to the Jungle where they played host to the District 2B No. 2 Wolf Point Wolves. The visitors came out on top in...
The Chinook Sugarbeeters saw their win streak come to an end Thursday night at home against the top seeded Box Elder Bears. The 'Beeters held an early lead against the Bears, but over the course of 32 minutes Box Elder took control in claiming a 64-45 win. The 'Beeters responded the next time taking the court with a 56-36 win on the road Saturday night against the Turner Tornadoes. The Chinook Sugarbeeters are looking to get over the proverbial hump in their quest to reach the top of the...
The Hays/Lodge Pole Thunderbirds are on a roll. After starting the season with a stretch that saw them lose a trio of heart breakers they have redeemed themselves with lopsided wins the second go around. This past weekend they were impressive. Friday the Thunderbirds headed to Turner to take on the Tornadoes. Hays/Lodge Pole established control early and coasted to a 62-37 win. Saturday the team headed west to take on the Chester/Joplin-Inverness Hawks and again turned in a solid effort...
The Harlem Lady Cats earned a split in a pair of District 2B Conference clashes this past week. Friday the girls were in Poplar where they put their running shoes on and beat the Indians 70-57. Saturday they were back home and took on the Wolf Point Wolves. Wolf Point sits at No. 2 in the District 2B standings and were in complete control taking a 72-46 win from the Lady Cats. Poplar took an early 13-11 lead against the Lady Cats but Harlem responded with a 16 point second quarter to take back...
The Chinook Sugarbeeter and Harlem Wildcat boys wrestling teams turned in a fine effort on the mat this past weekend. Competing at the Eastern B/C Divisional in Colstrip both the 'Beeters and the Wildcats qualified three grappler's each for next weeks State B/C Wrestling Tournament in Billings. The Sugarbeeters were led by junior Tyler Schoen who went 3-0 and claimed the 170 pound weight class championship. Also advancing to next weeks state tournament for the Sugarbeeters will be senior Wyatt...
The Harlem Wildcats were back in action this past Friday as they played a couple of District 1B foes. Friday the Wildcats were in Rocky Boy where they fell to the Stars in a hard fought 74-62 contest. Saturday they were back home playing in front of the home town crowd and turned in a comfortable 77-51 win over the Cut Bank Wolves. In the Wildcats first meeting with the Stars, they weren't as competitive as they had hoped to be, they were also shorthanded. Friday they were back at full strength...
The Turner Tornadoes played host to the Dodson Coyotes in a non-conference clash. Turner had earned a 54-49 win back in December over the Coyotes and were looking to complete the season sweep. The Coyotes found their mark from the distance early on, connecting four times from beyond the arc to build a early 16-11 advantage over the Tornadoes. Sophomore Trent Billmayer connected from the distance to keep the Tornadoes close. The Tornado offense began to click in the second quarter as they seized...
The Hays/Lodge Pole Thunderbirds were back on the court Friday night against the Fort Benton Longhorns in a District 9C contest. The Thunderbirds had been sidelined due to Covid-19 protocols and were glad to be playing again. The Longhorns escaped with a 61-55 overtime win in the first meeting between the teams back in December. The Thunderbirds were looking to even the season series. Hays/Lodge Pole held an 11-10 edge at the end of one but Fort Benton rallied before the half to lead 28-24 at...
The Hays/Lodge Pole Thunderbirds have found their rhythm and it's starting to show up in the win column. The girls had some tough losses early on against District 9C foes, but as the season has progressed they are certainly finding their stride. Following an untimely week off due to Covid-19 restrictions the Thunderbirds were back on the court this past Friday as they welcomed the Fort Benton Longhorns to town in a huge District 9C contest. In the first meeting between the two teams the...
The Harlem Lady Cats were back in action this past Friday and Saturday after missing a week of games due to Covid-19 protocols. Friday night the girls were in Rocky Boy where they hammered the Morning Stars 73-41. Saturday they were back home in the Jungle facing another District 1B team, the Cut Bank Wolves. The Lady Cats made a valiant comeback but fell short 47-46. Friday night in Rocky Boys the Lady Cats took an early lead and never looked back in getting past the district 1B Morning stars....
The Turner Tornadoes picked up the fourth win of the season this past Friday night in Dodson. Turner completed the season sweep of the Coyotes with a come from behind 52-44 win. Turner began the season with three early non-conference wins, but the District schedule has been tough on the young squad. Looking to get a taste of victory back the Tornadoes were in Dodson Friday for the second meeting between the two teams. Turner won the first meeting at home 43-39 back in December. The Coyotes came...
The Chinook and Harlem Wrestling teams are headed to the Eastern B/C Divisional in Colstrip this week for the right to advance to the Class B/C State Wrestling meet in Billings next week. Both teams have had to deal with Covid-19 issues these past couple of weeks, but one thing is for certain, both teams will be ready to go. The Sugarbeeters will be represented at the Eastern B/C by senior Wyatt Dunbar (285), senior Drake Berreth (152), senior Lincoln Reich (160), junior Tyler Schoen (170),...
The Chinook Sugarbeeters have been on a roll with the start of the new year. Thursday night they welcomed the District 9C leading Big Sandy Pioneers to town for a huge conference clash. When the dust settled it was the Sugarbeeters that had avenged a tough December loss with a 59-38 thumping of the Pioneers. Big Sandy entered the contest as the District 9C top seed with a 9-1 overall record and a 6-1 conference mark. The Pioneers had earned a hard fought narrow win over the Sugarbeeters back in...
The Chinook Sugarbeeters continued their torrid start to the season adding another lopsided win over a conference for Thursday night. The Sugarbeeters completed the season sweep of the Big Sandy Pioneers with a sound 74-42 win to improve to 7-1 in District 9C play and 9-2 overall. The Sugarbeeters have played very well this season on both ends of the court and kept up their intensity Thursday against the Pioneers. Chinook opened the contest on fire getting scoring from all over the court....
The Chinook Sugarbeeters were at home this past Friday, wrestling in front of the hometown fans for the final time this season. The Chinook Mixer was a bit smaller than normal with Covid-19 limiting the number of teams on hand. The Harlem Wildcat and Lady Cat teams were unable to attend and canceled their home invitational on Saturday as a result. The mixer still provided a good opportunity for the wrestlers on hand to get on the mat and compete. In some cases weights were combined and girls...
The Turner Tornado girls and boys basketball teams hosted the Fort Benton Longhorns this past Friday in District 9C action. The Longhorns got the better of the Turner girls 57-37 in the first game. Fort Benton needed a buzzer beating three-point bomb to edge the Turner boys 49-48 in a heart breaker. Saturday the teams were in Chester where the girls fell to the Hawks 60-39 and the boys were defeated 64-23. Turner junior Dakota Krass did all she could early on to help the Turner girls stay in...
The Harlem Wildcats are finally starting to get healthy and it is showing in the win column. After starting the year with a new roster nearly every time they took the court, Head Coach Geno LeValdo and his Wildcats are starting to find their rhythm. The Wildcats were in Glasgow Friday night for an important District 2B test with the Scotties. The teams tested each other early but in the end it was the Wildcats pulling out a 71-64 win. Saturday Harlem returned home to take on the Box Elder Bears...
The Chinook Sugarbeeters were home Friday night as they welcomed the North star Knights to town. The 'Beeters have been close this year, but had struggled getting over the hump. That all changed Friday as the 'Beeters rolled to a 51-31 win over the Knights. Saturday the boys were on the road, taking on the Longhorns in Fort Benton. After a somewhat slow start with the defense leading the way the 'Beeters dominated the second half and coasted to a lopsided 60-25 win. The 'Beeter have had some...
The Hays/Lodge Pole Thunderbirds dropped a hard fought overtime thriller to the Dodson Coyotes to begin the season back in early December. This past Tuesday the Thunderbirds evened the series with an impressive 67-55 win over the visiting Coyotes. Saturday the boys headed west for a showdown with the Box Elder Bears. Box Elder started fast and never looked back handing the Thunderbirds a 110-66 set back. When the season started the Thunderbirds and Coyotes were the others first opponent. In a...
The Turner Tornadoes have had some tough luck to start the District 9C schedule, but each time they take the court their opponent needs to be ready. Friday the Tornadoes were in Big Sandy to take on the Pioneers. Saturday the boys headed to Gildford to challenge the Knights in another District 9C showdown. Turner has a couple of non conference wins to their credit but began the week still looking to find their first conference win of the season. The Pioneers would be a tough test as they entered as the District 9C’s top team. Sophomore Ryan D...
