We have the District 1B bracket, but we're still looking for the Class C information. As soon as we have it, you'll be able to see it, along with the 1B after the jump.
The District 1B Volleyball tournament will get underway on Friday morning at 10:30 with Cut Bank taking on Conrad, followed by Shelby and Rocky Boy
The 2012-2013 Football Championship playoffs have been set with the exception of game times. Fairfield will start their playoff berth hosting Glasgow and Choteau will travel to Bigfork, while Cut Bank heads to Missoula-Loyola. Class C 6 man will see Valier on the road to Alberton and Class C 8 Man will have CJI hosting Drummon. We'll get together once the game times are set and figure out where we're headed and when, then we'll let you know. In the meantime we've got the brackets for you after the jump:
It was another exciting week in college football with some big games in the SEC, wild shootouts in the Big 12, record-setting performances in the PAC-12, some close calls for ranked teams and Collin Klein showing us why he’s now very much in the Heisman mix.
Here are all the highlights from this week in the Top 25.
Makenna Morley of Bigfork, reasserted her dominance in the Class B girls' race yesterday at the Bill Robers Golf Course in Helena, capturing her second State Championship in as many years.
The girls from Glasgow garnered the team title also for the second year in a row, followed by Colstrip and Loyola Sacred Heart
In case you're wondering, the longest field goal in high school football history was set by Dirk Borgognone of Reno High School (Nev.) from 68-yards away back in 1985.
Anaconda 48, Hamilton 12
Baker 15, Colstrip 14
Belgrade 27, Lewistown (Fergus) 14
Bigfork 41, Eureka 6
Billings Skyview 64, Missoula Sentinel 21
Billings West 40, Missoula Big Sky 21
Bozeman 24, Missoula Hellgate 14
Choteau 41, Conrad 12
Columbia Falls 55, Libby 31
Deer Lodge 67, Plains 0
Dillon 58, Butte Central 13
Ennis 42, Broadview-Lavina 14
Fairfield 38, Cut Bank 32
Frenchtown 28, Whitefish 7
Glasgow -Nashua-Hinsdale 14, Plentywood 7
Great Falls Russell 55, Kalispell Flathead 0
Hardin 18, Miles City 12
Helena 34, Butte 28
Hobson-Moore-Judith Gap 30, Roy-Winifred 14
Laurel 56, Sidney 10
Livingston 64, Havre 32
Malta 43, Wolf Point 0
Manhattan 61, Big Timber 12
Missoula Loyola 53, Florence 20
Reed Point-Rapelje 58, Custer-Melstone 38
Ronan 40, St
For anybody to run a full marathon in under three hours and finish in the top one percent of racers is pretty impressive but to do it while wearing flip flops? That might just make the record book.
Major League Baseball's league championship series, a title fight and a clash of the AFC's best teams highlight this weekend's sports offerings. Here's what to watch this weekend:
The Triad High School football team in Klamath Falls, Oregon, defeated Elkton High by a score of 106-66, a combined—and astounding—172 points, setting a new state record. It looks more like a basketball score than football, as Triad scored touchdowns on 16 out of 17 possessions. The only time they didn't score was on their final possession, when they had the ball inside the Elkton 1-yard line.
"We were at the 1-foot line and took a knee on the last four plays," Triad coach Kyle Petrik told The Oregonian. "We were hoping to show some class."
Ray Lewis and Derek Jeter are both the longtime leaders of their respective teams, and now both are out until next year. Which player's injury is more significant?
This month, October, is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month & this Thursday evening, the Cut Bank volleyball team is inviting all their fans to join them in a "Pink Out" in support of breast cancer awareness. I
We almost always have High School Football on Friday Night, and that hasn't changed, but a lot of other things have. Here's the deal for this week: