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Glacier's Hunter Daniels commits to Griz football
Kalispell Glacier football standout Hunter Daniels will be taking his gridiron talents to Missoula to play at the next level. Daniels announced his verbal commitment to Montana via social media on Monday. He is being recruited as an athlete, so his specific position for the Grizzlies is yet unknown. At...
MaxPreps
Football Recap: Columbia Falls Skates Past Ronan with Ease + How To Watch
Winning is always nice, but doing so behind a season-high score is even better (just ask Columbia Falls). They simply couldn't be stopped on Friday as they easily beat the Ronan Chiefs 69-0. The Wildcats pushed the score to 55-0 by the end of the third, a deficit the Chiefs had no chance of recovering from.
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Whitefish girls, Billings Central boys win first team titles since 2015 at Class A State Golf Tournament
SHELBY — The Billings Central boys and Whitefish girls took home the team championships, and Polson's Max Milton and Hamilton's Cameron Burnett won the individual titles at Marias Valley Golf & Country Club on Saturday in Shelby. Burnett shot a 69 on Saturday, which was the best round of...
Lake County Leader
A father’s coaching helps push his son to another state golf tournament
It’s a chilly, sunny day and leaves start to fall all over the Polson Bay Golf Course, where high school golf teams from all over western Montana gathered for the Western A Divisionals on Saturday, Sept. 26. Local Polson Pirates golf had success, with the boys team taking first with a final score of +15 (303). The ladies team placed second with a score of +89 (377). Player Max Milton won the individual boys division for Polson with a score of -7 (65).
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Hamilton’s Burnett wins divisional golf title
The golf teams from Corvallis, Hamilton, and Stevensville competed in the Western A Divisional golf tournament on Saturday, Sept. 26, in Polson. Hamilton’s Cameron Burnett won the Western A Divisional girls’ competition by shooting a 74, which bested second place by six strokes. The other Top 20 girls finishers from the Bitterroot Valley were Stevensville’s Evelynn Driskell in 8th (89), Hamilton’s Weber Haley in 11th (93), Corvallis’ Chloe Clements and Kirsten Race tied for 12th (94), and Corvallis’ Gracee Storrud tied for 19th (102).
Flathead Beacon
Blacktail Climb Returns Saturday After Seven-Year Hiatus
Before the Flathead Valley is blanketed with snow, cyclists hoping to squeeze in one more autumn ride can head to the Blacktail Climb. This Saturday, cyclists of all skill levels are invited to race up Blacktail Mountain and take in the view of the valley below. The Blacktail Climb kicks...
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Glacier dominates second half in 42-10 win over Sentinel
Glacier found themselves in an unfamiliar territory early, aka playing from behind, but quickly answered back en route to a convincing 42-10 victory over Sentinel at MCPS Stadium in Missoula on Thursday night in a game that was broadcasted live on SWX. Sentinel struck first on a rushing touchdown by...
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Glacier defense keeps opponents out of the end zone
Speed, depth and seven track hurdlers help fuel the defending Class AA champions’ touchdown-free start. Glacier High School’s opponents have managed just two field goals through five games this season. None has scored a touchdown. The defending Class AA football champions have posted four consecutive shutouts since a...
The Western News
Farmer wins Whitefish Invite; Watson third for Logger boys
Libby’s stalwart runners Capri Farmer and Cody Watson led a strong performance for the Loggers cross country team Tuesday at the Whitefish Invitational . Farmer, a junior, won the girls race in 18:46.3 and led the Loggers to a second-place finish. Glacier won with 38 points while Libby was next at 63, just ahead of Whitefish at 67. Kayleigh Desch, Hailey Misner and Alli Clemons finished 10th, 11th and 13th for the Loggers, and Misner ran a personal best time in 21:32.6. Desch, an eighth-grader, finished in 21:26.8 while Clemons' time was 21:54. Freshman Ellory Anderson was 36th for Libby while Lilian Bailey also had a personal best, placing 37th. Eureka was seventh with 207 points. In the boys race, Watson was third overall for the Loggers, which also finished third as a team behind Class AA schools Glacier and Flathead. Watson's time was 16:36.8. Two other Logger runners made the top 15. Cody Katzer was 13th in 18:29.6 while freshman Micah Peterson was 15th in 18:32.3. Placing 22nd, Jake Rusdal's 2026 finish was 25 seconds faster than last year while Cody Katzer improved by 38 seconds from a year ago. Brother Waylon Katzer, an eighth-grader, was 43rd in 20:31.3.
Char-Koosta News
From Adversity to Alley-oops: Nick Moore and Isaac Fisher Inspire Youth
RONAN, Mont. — About 50 people gathered at the Ronan Boys & Girls Club Sept. 24 to watch unbelievable ball-handling and high-flying dunks from former Harlem Globetrotter Nick "Motivator" Moore and professional dunker Isaac Fisher. The two basketball entertainers spent the day visiting Charlo and Dixon schools before bringing...
Valley Press - Mineral Independent
Plains runners focus on 11 miles to Paradise
Plains cross-country runners will compete in the Whitefish Invitational Tuesday but their running minds will be focused on the 2026 Eleven Miles to Paradise race scheduled for this Sunday, with event activities centered at Quinn’s Hot Springs Resort. “It’s something that we are really looking forward to, a mid-season fun thing to do,” coach Jesse Jermyn said. “This is a very popular race put on by Anders Brooker, his parents Tim and Carol and the Runner’s Edge,” he added. “It usually fills up pretty fast so we feel lucky to be able to get in.” Jermyn said the 10.6 mile race will begin in St. Regis and end at Ferry’s Landing, with most of the course running through Lolo National Forest land on a rolling single-track trail alongside the Clark Fork River. A course that he personally helped clear out recently he said. He said that runners will start at different times in fleets of competitors beginning at 9 a.m. Sunday, and that final results will then be calculated off the times posted. After the race, competitors will be shuttled to Quinn’s for post-race food, drinks and a welcome soak in the hot pools. Jermyn and his runners competed at
Flathead Beacon
More Dirt to Play On: Flathead Area Mountain Bikers Blaze New Trails
Ron Brandt wove his way through intersecting trails at Spencer Mountain. Despite working for Flathead Area Mountain Bikers (FAMB), the nonprofit that formed in 2005 to preserve public access at Spencer, and which is now responsible for maintaining the mountain’s nine-mile freeride trail network, Brandt spends more of his time these days walking through the woods with the organization’s various partners than he does on a pair of wheels.
Hungry Horse News
Cats sink Bigfork Vikings on the rainbow road
Starting the game under a rainbow that arched over the field, the Columbia Falls football team pounded Bigfork on the road Friday, 45-7. It was a more entertaining game than the score would suggest. Bigfork had some talent and speed, but the Cats forced a batch of turnovers, including a pick six each by Jaxon Cadwell and Trip Ross to set up the rout. All told the Wildcats forced four turnovers, Cadwell had another pick as well as his pick six. Offensively Ross was a juggernaut, rushing for 188 yards on 10 carries. He also had a 23-yard field goal, kicked two extra points and ran for two, 2-point conversions. Quarterback Banyan Johnston was 13 of 20 for 185 yards. Johnston also rushed for 53 yards as the Cats had more than 400 yards total offense. Jory Hill led the receiving corps with two touchdown catches. He had 73 yards total. “All phases of the game were very good,” coach Kelly Houle said. He was impressed with the defensive play and the offense line is opening up big holes for the Wildcats’ rushing attack. “Everyone is contributing offensively,” Houle said. He noted that nine different players put offensive yards on
Whitefish Pilot
Whitefish girls golf reclaim Western A title, boys a close second
The Whitefish golf teams continued their strong seasons, with the girls reclaiming gold and the boys narrowly clinching second at Western A tournament on Saturday. The Lady Bulldogs shot 371 to defeat Polson (377) and Hamilton (392). The boys tallied 313 for second behind Polson (303) and ahead of Corvallis (332). The main goal for the Bulldogs heading into the Western A tournament on Polson’s home course was to focus on their own game. “Going into the tournament, we had high expectations. Our average place for the girls was 1-2. We were confident,” said Head Coach Danny Neff. The boys have bitten at the heels of Polson all season. “We lost by 10 strokes. We went out and competed really well,” Neff said. “In order for us to beat them, we have to play our best. And hopefully, this upcoming week, we’re going to play our best.” To do so, shot selection and course management will be a focus for the boys this week. For the girls, Neff said the team still has room to improve. “It ended up being a little closer than we wanted, but that came down to our short game and our putts ... so that’s
insidegolfnewspaper.com
Knowles wins Senior PGA Championship in playoff
PGA Professional Mark Knowles of McCormick Woods Golf Course won the Senior PGA Professional Championship after a one-hole playoff over PGA Professional Jeff Gove of The Idaho Club. In addition to Knowles, Mitch Lowe of Glendoveer GC, Brian Thornton of Meridian Valley CC, Bob Rannow of Ocean Dunes, Birk Nelson...