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  • 'Beeters, Thunderbirds & Tornadoes Face Tough Test at District 9C Tournament

    Kody Farmer|Feb 15, 2023

    The District 9C regular season has concluded and the teams have secured their tournament seeds. The brackets are set for the 2023 District 9C Boys basketball tournament this week. The boys tournament runs Thursday through Saturday with the top three seeds advancing to the Northern C Divisional in Great Falls February 22-25. The Turner Tornadoes earned the highest seeding among the three Blaine County Schools. The Tornadoes enter the tournament as the No. 5 seed compiling a conference record of...

  • 'Cats Head to 2B Tourney

    Kody Farmer|Feb 15, 2023

    The Harlem Wildcats will head to the District 2B Tournament in Glasgow as the No. 5 seed after finishing the regular season with a 1-7 conference mark and an overall record of 2-16. The Wildcats will begin play this Thursday at 3:00 pm against the No. 4 seed Glasgow Scotties. The teams split their regular season meetings with each winning on their home court. Harlem defeated Glasgow with a pair of free throws late 51-50 back on January 13. The Scotties won in Glasgow this past Saturday by a...

  • 16-0 'Beeters Topple Harlem 54-32, Run by Turner 63-26

    Kody Farmer|Feb 8, 2023

    The Chinook Sugarbeeters continued their run through their 2022-23 regular season this past week with a pair of dominate wins. On Friday the 'Beeters took on a much improved Harlem Lady Cat team and steadily built a lead culminating in 54-32 win. Saturday the 'Beeters were in Turner taking on the Tornadoes and wasted little time in taking control of the contest. The 'Beeters started strong and cruised to a 63-26 win. Friday night against the Lady Cats Chinook sophomore Alexus Seymour got the sco...

  • Lady Cats Beat Rocky Boy 45-43 With Buzzer Beater

    Kody Farmer|Feb 8, 2023

    The Harlem Lady Cats were back in action this week beginning with a road trip to Rocky Boy on Tuesday to face the Morning Stars. The Lady Cats lost the first meeting between the two teams back in January and were looking for a different outcome in round two, and they got it. The Lady Cats jumped out to a 13-5 lead after eight minutes of action. Junior Emma Billmayer and sophomore Gracie Sanchez extended the defense with a couple of long three point buckets. Harlem played well to close out the...

  • Turner Outlasts Hays/Lodge Pole 56-55 in Overtime, Thunderbirds Fall in Chester 67-45

    Kody Farmer|Feb 8, 2023

    The Turner Tornadoes and the Hays/Lodge Pole Thunderbirds renewed their District 9C rivalry in Hays on Friday night. Hays/Lodge Pole won the first meeting and were looking to complete the season sweep. Turner has been playing well and was looking for a split. The crowd in attendance was treated to an action packed overtime test of wills. The contest was close start to finish with both teams having opportunities to really build some rhythm only to be stymied by the other. Turner led 14-13 after...

  • Strong Second Half Propels Wildcats to 75-64 Win Over Chinook Friday Night

    Kody Farmer|Feb 8, 2023

    The Harlem Wildcats had a busy week on the hardwood. First they were in Rocky Boy on Tuesday for a non-conference tilt with the Stars. The Wildcats turned in a much better performance from their first meeting in Harlem but still fell 91-60. Friday the team was in Chinook looking to upend the Sugarbeeters after falling at home back in early January. The Wildcat offense got rolling as the game went along leading to a 75-64 win. Saturday they were back in front of the home fans in a contest...

  • Hays/Lodge Pole Thumps Turner 84-64 to Pick up First Conference Win

    Kody Farmer|Feb 8, 2023

    The Hays/Lodge Pole Thunderbirds celebrated their seniors before the games started and ended it by celebrating a dominating win over the visiting Turner Tornadoes. In the first meeting between the two teams in Turner on January 13 it was Turner that cruised to a 78-33 blow out of the Thunderbirds. This time around it was Hays/Lodge Pole that cruised to victory. The Thunderbirds were without a couple key players in the first contest and their presence was felt early on. Senior William Has Eagle d...

  • Tornadoes Blow Past Chinook 62-35 Saturday Night, Split Season Series

    Kody Farmer|Feb 8, 2023

    The Chinook Sugarbeeters visited the Turner Tornadoes Saturday night. The 'Beeters won the first meeting between the two teams in Chinook on January 7, 53-45. The Tornadoes looked to turn the tables in front of their home town fans and boy they sure did. Junior Ryan Doyle scored nine first quarter points to give the Tornadoes a boost early on. The defense stymied the 'Beeter attack from the get go and forced them into some tough spots. At the end of the first quarter the Tornadoes had secured a...

  • Chinook, Harlem Wrestlers Shine at Eastern B/C Divisional in Columbus

    Kody Farmer|Feb 8, 2023

    The Chinook Sugarbeeters and Harlem Wildcat/Lady Cat wrestling teams were in Columbus this past weekend competing at the Eastern B/C Wrestling Divisional. On the line, a trip to the State B/C Tournament in Billings next week. The 'Beeters performed exceptionally well, qualifying five boys for the state tournament while all three 'Beeter girls punched their ticket. The Lady Cats will send four wrestlers to Billings and the Wildcats two. The Lady Cats finished second in the team standings and the...

  • Chinook Sugarbeeter & Harlem Wildcat/Lady Cat Wrestling Results

    Feb 8, 2023

    Eastern B/C Divisional - Columbus, MT Chinook Boys Individual Results 103 - Kegan Green - Champ. Round 1 - Lost to Tyrus Reimer (Fort Benton) by disqualification DQ; Cons. Round 1 - Lost to Gavin Dunlap (Red Lodge) by decision 6-4. 120 - Fletcher Anderson - Champ. Round 1 - Lost to Cash Richardson (Glasgow) by major decision 12-1; Cons. Round 1 - Received a bye; Cons. Round 2 - Lost to Gage Raihl (Columbus/Absarokee) by fall over 0:47. ** 120 - Zeke Sanders (13-24) placed 6th - Champ. Round 1 - Received a bye; Quarterfinal - Lost to Payne...

  • Good Luck At Divisionals!!

    Feb 1, 2023

    Class B/C Divisional Wrestling - February 3-4, 2023 Columbus High School Gymnasium 2023 Chinook Wrestlers Grace Buck 107 Sophomore Bailey Billmayer 114 Freshman Emma Klingaman 120 Freshman Kegan Green 103 Freshman Zeke Sanders 120 Freshman Fletcher Anderson 120 Freshman Gauge Chapman 126 Sophomore Griffin Crowley 126 Freshman Owen Davies 138 Freshman Lane Snider 145 Senior Walter Schoen 145 8th Grade Ayden Alisch 152 Freshman Oliver Standiford 152 Sophomore Wyatt Olmstead 160 Freshman Tyler...

  • Beeters Continue to Roll, 14-0 After Conference Wins Over CJI and Hays/Lodge Pole

    Kody Farmer|Feb 1, 2023

    onvincing fashion. Friday night the team was in Chester to face the Hawks and coasted to a 64-35 win. Saturday the 'Beeters were home to welcome the Hays/Lodge Pole Thunderbirds to town and walked away with a 64-32 win to improve to 11-0 in District 9C play and 14-0 overall. Friday the 'Beeters wasted little time getting started. Sophomore Alexus Seymour delivered a cross court pass to senior Bree Swanson for a long two point bucket on the 'Beeters first possession of the contest. Swanson...

  • Tornadoes Top Dodson 50-41 and Fall to Box Elder 68-49

    Kody Farmer|Feb 1, 2023

    The Turner Tornadoes took care of business Friday night at home, defeating Dodson 50-4, avenging a 41-36 loss to the Coyotes in December. Saturday Turner was in Box Elder to face the Bears in a tough test. Turner played well but couldn't get by the Bears in a 68-49 loss. The Tornadoes found their mark from distance early on Friday night. Sophomore Cassidy Grabofsky found freshman Bridget Reed for a three point bucket to get the scoring started. Senior Dakota Krass added a corner three with 4:30...

  • Lady Cats Strong Early, Fall to Cut Bank 71-31

    Kody Farmer|Feb 1, 2023

    The Harlem Lady Cats started slow, then played well, then struggled in a difficult 71-31 loss at home to the Cut Bank Wolves Saturday afternoon. The Lady Cats were able to dress their eighth graders that were allowed to suit up for the first time Saturday. The young ballers filled out the roster due to the lack of a junior varsity squad. The Wolves took a 19-5 lead early but the Lady Cats battled back and trailed just 29-20 at the half. Following a pair of free throws from junior Emma Billmayer...

  • 'Beeters Outlast Hays/Lodge Pole in Epic Double Overtime Thriller 79-77

    Kody Farmer|Feb 1, 2023

    The Chinook Sugarbeeters and Hays/Lodge Pole Thunderbirds met for the second time in a span of eleven days. Chinook won the first meeting in a closely contested contest in Hays 55-48. This time around in Chinook was an epic thriller between the two teams in the Floyd Bowen Gymnasium. 32 minutes wasn't enough time to decide the outcome in a game that kept fans on the edge of their seats. In the end the 'Beeters edged out the Thunderbirds 79-77 in double overtime. Hays/Lodge Pole junior Jacoby...

  • Turner Blasts Dodson 70-49, Can't Get Past Box Elder on the road

    Kody Farmer|Feb 1, 2023

    The Turner Tornadoes completed their season sweep of the Dodson Coyotes at home on Friday night with a 70-49 thumping. Turner defeated the Coyotes earlier in the season by a score of 65-58. Saturday the Tornadoes were in Box Elder and put up one heck of a fight before falling to the first place Bears 71-57. Friday night the Tornadoes took control from the opening tip and never looked back. Just :12 into the contest junior Trent Billmayer connected on a short jumper while being fouled and added...

  • Wildcats Can't Keep up in 75-54 Loss to Cut Bank

    Kody Farmer|Feb 1, 2023

    The Harlem Wildcats hosted the Cut Bank Wolves on Saturday in their only contest this week. The Wildcats were looking for a better showing than their previous meeting in Cut Bank, a 83-22 set back on January 16. The Wildcats were much better and matched the Wolves on the scoreboard after one quarter 19-19. Cut Bank separated themselves a bit before the half taking a 37-31 lead into halftime. The Wildcats continued to play hard but Cut Bank slowly extended their advantage and lead 54-42 heading...

  • Up Next: Chinook, Harlem Head to Eastern B/C Divisional Wrestling in Columbus

    Kody Farmer|Feb 1, 2023

    The Chinook Sugarbeeters and the Harlem Wildcat/Lady Cat wrestling teams wrapped up their regular season schedule this past weekend in Malta. The 'Beeters had five boys and one girl place while the Wildcats had one wrestler find the podium and the Lady Cats four. The teams will now turn their full attention to the Eastern B/C Divisional in Columbus this Friday and Saturday. The Class B/C State Wrestling Tournament will be held February 10-11 at Metra Park in Billings. Chinook senior Tyler...

  • Chinook Sugarbeeter & Harlem Wildcat/Lady Cat Wrestling Results

    Feb 1, 2023

    Malta Invitational - Saturday, January 28, 2023 Chinook Boys- Malta Invitational 103 - Kegan Green - Quarterfinal - Lost to Makiya Plummer (Glasgow) by fall 3:48; Cons. Round 2 - Received a bye; Cons. Round 3 - Received a bye; Cons. Semi - Lost to Ruben Nelson (Circle) by major decision 8-0. 120 - Fletcher Anderson - Quarterfinal - Lost to Ted See (Glasgow) by fall 1:31; Cons. Round 1 - Won by fall over Charles Bear Don`t Walk (Billings Central) 0:30; Cons. Semi - Lost to Cash Richardson (Glasgow) by fall 3:41. 120 - Zeke Sanders - Quarterfinal...

  • 'Beeters 12-0 After Picking up Wins over Hays/Lodge Pole, Big Sandy and Box Elder

    Kody Farmer|Jan 25, 2023

    The Chinook Sugarbeeters continued their path through the schedule in dominate fashion. They began the week on Tuesday playing Hays in a makeup game postponed by weather in December. The 'Beeters topped the Thunderbirds 57-28. Thursday the 'Beeters defeated the Big Sandy Pioneers at home 71-40. Chinook closed out the week in Box Elder with a 59-43 win over the Bears. Tuesday in Hays the 'Beeters and the Thunderbirds found themselves in a defensive tussle early on. Chinook got a three point...

  • Thunderbirds Take Down Rocky Boy 47-28 on the Road

    Kody Farmer|Jan 25, 2023

    The Hays/Lodge Pole Thunderbirds found the win column once again this past Thursday as they travelled to Rocky Boy to take on the Morning Stars. The Thunderbirds scored eight in the opening frame and trailed 11-8 heading into the second. Hays/Lodge Pole began to heat up the longer the game went on. Hays Lodge Pole scored 18 in the second quarter to lead 26-18 at the break. Sophomore Angela Blackcrow led the comeback with 10 first half points while junior Aliyah Pretty Paint added six and...

  • Lady Cats Fall to Cut Bank, Malta, Poplar

    Kody Farmer|Jan 25, 2023

    The Harlem Lady Cats were in Cut Bank this past Monday playing the Wolves in a make up game originally scheduled in December. The Wolves jumped out to a 13-3 lead early on. The Lady Cats were working hard on defense and did a nice job of slowing Cut Bank down. On offense they just couldn't buy a bucket. The Lady Cats were able to draw fouls against the Wolves but were able to connect on just 3-10 from the charity stripe. The offense turned a corner in the second, erupting for 16 points in the...

  • Turner Girls Race past Chester/J-I 49-37, Boys Hold on to Top Hawks 54-48

    Kody Farmer|Jan 25, 2023

    The Turner Tornado boys and girls basketball teams both had a stellar performance at home this past Saturday. The girls picked up their first conference win of the season in racing past the Chester/Joplin-Inverness Hawks 49-37. The boys opened up a big lead early and held on for a 54-48 win over the Hawks to even their overall record at 6-6. Friday, the Tornadoes were in Fort Benton taking on the Longhorns. The girls were defeated 50-28 while the boys lost to the Longhorns by a score of 51-35....

  • Harlem, Hays/Lodge Pole Boys each drop Three

    Kody Farmer|Jan 25, 2023

    The Hays/Lodge Pole Thunderbirds and Harlem Wildcats continue to fight through a season that has had plenty of challenges present themselves along the way. Both teams are young with very little experience. Both are having to count on freshmen and sophomores to play varsity roles normally given to seniors. Both have proven to be resilient on the quarter, playing hard for 32 minutes every night while having to learn how to play at a higher level on the fly. This past week saw the Thunderbirds...

  • 'Beeters outlast Hays/L.P. 55-48, Fall to Big Sandy, Box Elder

    Kody Farmer|Jan 25, 2023

    The Chinook Sugarbeeters were in Hays last Tuesday taking on the Thunderbirds in a rescheduled game from December. The 'Beeters battled their way to a 55-48 win to notch their second conference win of the season. Thursday the 'Beeters fell to the Big Sandy Pioneers at home and were defeated 72-52. Saturday in Box Elder the Bears secured an 82-58 win over the 'Beeters. Tuesday in Hays both teams had their offense rolling early on. The Thunderbirds connected six times from distance, including...

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