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The Chinook Sugarbeeters were looking to build on a strong showing at home last Thursday in a win over Box Elder as they turned to the second half of the conference schedule. In meetings earlier this season with the North star Knights and Centerville Miners the 'Beeters were very successful in picking up a couple of road wins. This week the Sugarbeeters were at home against the Knights for Homecoming on Thursday and the Miners on Saturday. With the Conference schedule flipping to the home...
The Harlem Lady Cats have been on the brink of breaking through and finding some wins in the matches they have played. Head Coach Kim Faulkinberry and her Lady Cat team have competed hard for the most part, having a chance to win night in and night out. That effort hasn’t translated into a lot of wins as of yet, but things are starting to appear as if they are about to change. Outside of the Lady Cats two matches with North Country, one at the beginning of the season and one last Tuesday. The Lady Cats have been in every match. This past w...
The Hays/Lodge Pole Thunderbird Volleyball team continues to work hard on the court and is getting better each time they step up to play. The Thunderbirds have had to overcome more than their fair share of adversity this fall and despite the obstacles the coaching staff and the players are having as much fun as ever. This year is very special in many ways as the team now boasts a roster big enough to field both a junior varsity and varsity squad. Head Coach Gemma Mount is thrilled by this as it...
The Chinook Sugarbeeters capped off Homecoming Week Friday night under the lights as they welcomed the Chester/Joplin-Inverness Hawks to Hoon Field. The 'Beeters entered the contest as winners of four straight and were looking to add to that total in a big Northern C 'B' Subdivision contest. Chinook started fast, scoring on their first play from scrimmage and never looked back in a lopsided 61-14 win over the Hawks to improve to a perfect 5-0. The 'Beeters were ultra fast in putting points on th...
The Hays/Lodge Pole Thunderbirds were back on the field this past Friday as they traveled to Shelby to take on the Coyotes in a Northern C ‘B’ Subdivision contest. The Coyotes defeated the Thunderbirds 56-6 Thunderbirds were playing just their second game of the year in what has been a difficult process. Through it all the Thunderbirds have proven to be a resilient group and are sure to find success on the field this fall. The Harlem Wildcats were at home celebrating Homecoming week and hosted the Simms Tigers Friday night. The Tigers sta...
The Hays/Lodge Pole Thunderbird Cross Country team is back on track and ready to run this fall. The Thunderbirds hosted their Cross Country Meet this past Wednesday with elementary, Junior High and High School athletes all being able to run through the beautiful mountain course. The Thunderbirds have been held back this fall by Wildfire and Covid-19 but when the opportunity finally came for them to compete they were more than willing and able. Teams included Rocky Boy, Harlem, Dodson and...
The Chinook Sugarbeeters welcomed the Hays/Lodge Pole Thunderbirds to town this past Friday in a Northern C football contest. The Sugarbeeters built a big lead early and rode the wave of momentum to a 50-14 win. The Sugarbeeters have been torching opponents all season long, outscoring opponents 186-58 in building their 4-0 record. Meanwhile the Hays/Lodge Pole Thunderbirds have had to deal with numerous obstacles to even get their season started. First, they delayed the start of practice...
The Harlem Wildcats transition to Class C Eight-player football this fall has been a difficult one to say the least. After beginning the season with a high scoring 60-54 win over the Lodge Grass Indians the Wildcats have been on the wrong side of three lopsided scores. The Wildcats have been outscored 176-12 in three Northern C B Subdivision losses to Chester/Joplin-Inverness, Chinook and this past weekend to the Shelby Coyotes. The Coyotes scored 40 first quarter points and another 20 in the...
The Chinook Sugarbeeter volleyball team looked to bounce back this week after a pair of setbacks the previous week. The girls were in Chester this past Tuesday to take on the Hawks. After winning the opening set, their struggles continued as they fell 3-1. Two days later they were back home, looking to right the ship in front of their hometown fans and they did just that, easily dispatching the visiting Box Elder Bears 3-0. The 'Beeters were in Chester this past Tuesday looking to end their two...
When the first day of Volleyball practice was held on Friday, August 13, Hays/Lodge Pole Thunderbird Head Coach Gemma Mount was more than thrilled. With an impressive turnout of nineteen girls for the Thunderbird team, the most in some time, things were really looking up for the program. Mount's excitement was based in the idea that in her fourth year at the helm of the program that they were finally solidifying the base to which a solid program could be built and would be able to compete in...
The Harlem Lady Cat Volleyball team has certainly been competitive each time they have taken the court. Unfortunately the game of volleyball can be very disparaging in its results. Harlem went on the road last Tuesday to face the District 1B Cut Bank Wolves. In the opening set Harlem strung some good plays together and matched the Wolves step for step, but in the end it was Cut Bank that had the momentum last with a 25-19 set win. Set number two saw the Lady Cats push the Wolves to the brink, but again it was Cut Bank that scored the final...
The last time the Chinook Sugarbeeters and Harlem Wildcats met on the football field for a Varsity contest was way back in 2003 when both schools were part of the Northern B. This past Friday, on a beautiful night at Hoon field, the two schools met again, this time as members of the Northern C Eight-player division. The Sugarbeeters have got off to a blistering start, winning their first two contests in impressive fashion over a pair of quality football teams. The Harlem Wildcats have been...
The Harlem Wildcats sent five boys to the Havre High School Cross Country meet this past Saturday. Senior Titan Brockie led the way for the Wildcat contingent with a 14th place finish overall with a time of 19:19.40. Freshman Lance Morgan finished in 21:16.80 while sophomore Moses Lawrence completed the course in 22:36.8. Rounding out the Wildcat runners were seniors Marty Snow (26.41.2) and Creedence Blackbear (33:55.2)....
The 28th Annual Montana Lineman's Rodeo was held this summer in Butte, Montana at the Vigilante Saddle Club Rodeo Grounds just on the outskirts of town. The Montana Lineman's Rodeo Association hosts the Annual event. The Rodeo wasn't held in 2020 due to the pandemic, but returned in a big way in 2021. Hundreds of competitors from across the state were on hand to take part in a number of different competitions. One of those competitors is Harlem Class of 2015 graduate Brenden Johnson who was...
The Harlem Lady Cats were back in action this past Thursday playing in front of the home town fans as they welcomed the North Country Mavericks to town. The Mavericks are a quality team out of the District 3C representing the towns of Saco, Hinsdale and Whitewater. The Mavericks went on the attack early and never looked back in winning the opening set 25-16. The Lady Cats continued to play hard but the Mavericks were too strong up front for the Lady Cats to slow them down. North Country took the...
The Chinook Sugarbeeters started the season on a roll, winning their first three conference games. This past week the girls fought hard and competed start to finish, but were unable to find the win column. Chinook dropped their first match of the year on Thursday night to the visiting Fort Benton Longhorns 3-1. Saturday the team traveled to Geraldine to take on the Geraldine/Highwood Rivals and were dealt another setback in a 3-2 loss. Thursday night in Chinook the Fort Benton Longhorns were in...
The Chinook Sugarbeeters were at it again on the court serving up fans with another successful week. Friday night the Sugarbeeters headed to Gildford to take on the rival North Star Knights in a big early season District 7C Conference clash. The Sugarbeeters started fast, winning the first two sets before holding on to claim a 3-2 win in a five set thriller. Saturday, the girls were back home in the friendly confines of the Floyd Bowen Gymnasium as they hosted the Annual Chinook Invitational...
The Harlem Lady Cats were back in action this week looking to build on their first week of action in Malta. The Lady Cats traveled to Cut Bank Thursday night to take on the Wolves of the District 1B. The match was a very competitive one, but the Lady Cats were never able to gain the upper hand. In the first set it was a fairly even battle with both teams having their opportunity to take control. Down the stretch it was Cut Bank that had the ball fall their way, winning the first set 25-18. Looking to even the match at a set apiece, the Lady Cat...
The Harlem Wildcat Cross Country team was in Cut Bank this past Friday to take part in the Mike Reynolds Time Trials. The Wildcats took five runners to Cut Bank to compete. Senior Taya Trottier led the way for the Wildcats. Trottier hadn't competed in cross country since her sophomore year and never missed a beat. Trottier crossed the finish line in 21:06.70 to finish fifth in the girls race for the Wildcats. The Harlem contingent also included our boys led by senior Titan Brockie with a time...
The Chinook Sugarbeeters have looked very impressive the first two weeks of the High School Class C Eight-player Football season. After knocking off Park City at home in week one, the 'Beeters headed to Shelby Friday night to take on the Coyotes in a huge conference clash. It may be just the first conference game of the season for either team, but it will surely have an impact on potential post season seeding. The two teams were picked as the co-favorites to finish on top of the 'B' Subdivision...
After picking up their first Eight-player Football win in week one, the Harlem Wildcats were on their home field for their Northern C Conference opener. The Wildcats welcomed the Chester/Joplin-Inverness Hawks to town Friday night for the Conference tilt. The Hawks started fast, scoring early and often in a 64-0 win over the Wildcats. Harlem had no answer for the Hawks attack on either side of the ball. To their credit the Wildcat players, played every down hard until the very end. The coaching staff coached the kids up until the final horn...
The 2021 High School Volleyball season is finally underway. After weeks of practice, running, doing drills and playing each other, teams across the state finally had the opportunity to compete. The Chinook Sugarbeeter Volleyball began the 2021 campaign with a pair of District 7C Conference matches. Friday night they were at home and welcomed the Big Sandy Pioneers to town. The 'Beeters started fast and cruised to a season opening 25-8, 26-24, 25-15 three set sweep. Saturday the girls headed...
The Harlem Lady Cats were more than ready to get their 2021 Volleyball season started in Malta this past weekend. The Lady Cats sent both their Junior Varsity and Varsity teams to compete in the Annual Pre Season Malta Invitational Volleyball Tournament. The Malta Invitational has proven to be a great way for teams to find their rhythm heading into the Conference schedule. Tournament format features two pools with each team playing the others in single set matches. Then, based on record the...
Chinook's Austen Conner wins his debut Mixed Martial Arts fight Saturday night in Havre. Austen is a 2014 Chinook High School graduate who got in the Octagon with Havre's Kaleb Shafer. The pair mixed it up in the 130 pound class. Conner, a very successful high school wrestler, had not fought previously to his appearance at 'Lights out at the Dome 4'. When the bout was over, Conner had earned a first round TKO....
The Chinook Sugarbeeters began their 2021 Eight-player football season this past Saturday when they welcomed the Park City Panthers to town. The game was a non-conference tilt, which normally wouldn't carry much weight, but this was an early season battle between two teams with high expectations. The Panthers arrived in town as a popular favorite among statewide media to be playing for the state title in November. They left town with a 0-1 record after the Sugarbeeters turned a second quarter...
