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CMR softball team takes second crosstown game, wins fourth straight
The late-season run for the C.M. Russell High softball team continues. Two hot innings at the plate and solid defense Tuesday night led to a 9-6 crosstown victory for the Rustlers over Great Falls High under the lights at the Multi-Sports Complex. It was the fourth straight win for CMR (6-6 Eastern AA) as it earned the season split with the rival Bison (3-9 conference) with two games left in the regular season.
Stars across all spring sports nominated for Athlete of the Week
As we come ever closer to postseason competition in spring sports, it’s time again for the Tribune’s Athlete of the Week. Congratulations to last week’s winners of the poll, Katie Slade of Great Falls High track and Chad Wyman of Great Falls High tennis. Each week during competition, two girls and two boys will...
St. Regis sends two golfers to state
St. Regis golfers continued to enjoy success this year, with two going to the state championships following a strong showing at the Class C Divisional meet in Great Falls this past weekend.Advancing to this week’s state tourney in Shelby are Jack Connolly and Dillon Thomas, both of whom finished in the top 20 in Great Falls.The St. Regis boys team placed second with a plus 71 score. Manhattan Christian’s boys won the team title with a +44.Connolly, who was a state qualifier last year, fired an 85 and teammate Thomas carded a 93 to also qualify for the State finals.The top 20 individuals from the West qualify for the state tournament, as do the top four teams.Denver Thomas was third on the St. Regis team, shooting a 103, while Kaleb Park was fourth for the Tigers with a 107.The tournament was held at the Anaconda Hills Golf Course in Great Falls.St. Regis played a practice game this past Monday (May 13) in Hamilton. The two teams will also play for score this Tuesday and Wednesday in Hamilton, the site of this year’s Class C State tournament this week.
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