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GFPS approves audit services contract
The Great Falls Public Schools board unanimously approved a new contract with Eide Bailly for audit services during their April 13 meeting. The district is legally required to conduct professional audits annually. After completing the 2025 audit, GFPS’ three year contract with Eide Bailly was completed and district officials discussed...
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Great Falls CMR sweeps Bozeman in double header
The Bozeman High School baseball team took on Great Falls CMR in a double header on Monday afternoon. In the first matchup of the day, CMR got off to a hot start and did not look back, taking down the Hawks 15-0. The second game was a much better showing...
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Gallatin baseball sweeps Great Falls in doubleheader
BOZEMAN, Mont.-The Gallatin High School baseball team defeated Great Falls in both games of Tuesday’s doubleheader in Bozeman. The Raptors took down Great Falls 15-0 in three innings in game one, behind starting Raptors pitcher Weston Schultz’s no-hitter. Game two saw a better performance from the Bison bats,...
Great Falls Tribune
C.M. Russell track opens with optimism with host meet against West
Spring is almost officially in full swing as the C.M. Russell High track and field team is ready for a new season. The Rustlers begin the season with a home meet at 12:30 p.m. on Friday, April 3, at Memorial Stadium against Billings West before heading to Kalispell on April 10 for a dual against Glacier High. CMR head coach Brian Greenwell said the team has a good mix of youth with solid leadership of around 25 seniors, with standout athletes from other sports. More: CMR wrestling's Mady Deiter the Girls' Athlete of Winter Season More: GFH's Schroeder, CMR's Allen the Tribune's Co-Boys' Athletes of Winter “We have good numbers,” Greenwell said. “Probably the best we’ve had in a while. But we’re young. We have a ton of freshmen and sophomores. But there’s a bunch of good kids there that have been good across their different sports.” Returning for the Rustlers is distance standout Emerson Hamma, who placed fifth in the 3200 meters last season. Another standout cross-country runner Stella Damyanovich is also back on the girls’ side after placing in the top 10 in the 800 and two-mile at state last season. Hamma and Damyanovich are both two-time All-State
Great Falls Tribune
Great Falls High track looking to return strong with opening meet at Skyview
It’s a new season for the Great Falls High track and field team as they head to the Magic City to kick things off. The Bison head to Billings for a dual with Skyview at noon on Friday, April 3, before playing host to Kalispell Flathead at Memorial Stadium on April 10. More: CMR wrestling's Mady Deiter the Girls' Athlete of Winter Season More: GFH's Schroeder, CMR's Allen the Tribune's Co-Boys' Athletes of Winter Head coach Dave Kilian is back and boasts in the range of 150 competitors on both the boys’ and girls’ sides this spring. “We have some kids who I think are going to be very pleasant surprises for us and we have a lot of strong youth with some pretty outstanding junior and senior leaders,” Kilian said. Leading the ticket for Great Falls High is junior Scarlet Harris, who was second in the 100-meter hurdles at state last season and was also All-State in the long jump. Harris excels in both the short and long hurdles and aims to compete in heptathlons in college, Kilian said, so the junior will work in different events during the season. “The beautiful thing about an athlete like her is
Great Falls Tribune
Great Falls High's Cael Floerchinger wins NHSCA national wrestling title
Great Falls High’s Cael Floerchinger is not only one of the top pound-for-pound wrestlers in Montana, but he’s also proving to be among the best in the nation. The three-time Montana state champion captured the junior class 126-pound title at the National High School Coaches Association Nationals tournament in Virginia Beach on Sunday, March 29. More: Great Falls High 'building toward future' with new baseball program More: Inaugural CMR baseball season kicking off with excitement Floerchinger earned the title competing in a field of over 130 juniors in the weight division from across the nation. A University of Wyoming verbal commit, Floerchinger defeated two-time Washington 4A state champion Owen Marshall of Maple Valley by a 6-3 decision in the final. Floerchinger earned his way to the quarterfinals by three pins and a 21-5 technical fall before a 7-2 decision in the round of eight followed by a 12-4 major decision in the semis over Zane Crouse of Pennsylvania. A back-to-back Montana high school champion at 126 pounds after winning it all at 113 as a freshman, Floerchinger was 28-0 this past season and won all four of his matches at the state meet by tech fall – outscoring his opponents