Athlete of the Week

KSEN/K96- Bozeman trophy athletes of the week turned in big time performances on the biggest stage in high school basketball last weekend. Following Fairfield's State Class B Championship victory by one point over defending champion Malta, Lady Eagles coach Dustin Gordon said, "we have a saying in Fairfield about big players stepping up in big games"...

Choosing our KSEN/K96- Bozeman trophy athlete of the week was as difficult as it's been all year. Three athletes were nominated and all three played key roles in their teams' success at last weekend's Northern B Divisional tournament. After much consideration, our choice for athlete of the week goes to Senior, Andrew Johnson, also known as Rooster of the Divisional Champion Shelby Coyotes... Read

Our KSEN/K96- Bozeman trophy athlete of the week did just about everything possible to get Fairfield a Divisional Championship last weekend. Even though the lady Eagles came up just two points shy of that goal, the effort, led by senior Natalie Klinker had to give the team and the fans the belief that a state championship is still a very real possibility. Nat...

Our KSEN/K96- Bozeman trophy athletes of the week both turned in heroic performances in last week's 1B tournament in Cut Bank. Our male athlete of the week is a unanimous selection after he sent Cut Bank to the championship game on a last-second shot in overtime against Shelby Friday night. Wit...

Our KSEN/K96- Bozeman trophy male athlete of the week accomplished what very few can ever say they accomplished and our female athlete of the week came back with a bank, returning to the CJI lineup after missing four games with an injury...

  Our KSEN/K96 Bozeman Trophy male athlete of the week has been one of guys stepping up to give the North Toole County Refiners a more balanced attack and more victories. Our female athlete of the week has been a consistent force and leader for the Cut Bank Lady Wolves all season long. Senior Refiner, Jordan Williams recorded a triple-double in Sunbursts' key victory over Heart Butte last Friday n

KSEN/K96 Bozeman Trophy athletes of the week not only had strong individual games but also contributed heavily to team imp[rovement and team success. Our male athlete is six three junior, Brandon Aimsback of Browning who knocked down a season-high and career-high 32 points against Shelby last Friday night. Even though Shelby won the game eventually, Aimsback's play was outstanding and kept the Run

KSEN/K96 Bozeman Trophy athletes of the week continue to lead their teams to big wins and a spot at the top of the conference standings. He wasn't the only one, but the play of Cut Bank senior Evan Harrell was big in two key conference victories for the wolves over the weekend. The Cut Bank guard-forward go the wolves off to a quick start against Fairfield with ten points in the first quarter and

KSEN/K96 Bozeman Trophy athletes of the week turned in big performances on the wrestling mat and on the hardwood. Both of our athletes of the week come from Fairfield where the Lady Eagles continue to be among the top teams in the Northern Division and where the Fairfield/Simms wrestling team had the best local team finish at the Choteau Classic.

KSEN/K96 Bozeman Trophy athletes were at the top of their game this past weekend and, in fact, have been all season long. Our male athlete of the week has two tournament victories under his belt now and will be looking for a third at the Choteau Classic this weekend. Senior, Ben Rauscher waltzed through the Cut Bank Invitational at 170 pounds, pinning every opponent on his way to the title. He wre

KSEN/K96 Bozeman Trophy Athletes of the Week got off to big starts on the opening weekend of the season, or, in the case of our male athlete, the first two weeks of the season. Male athlete of the week honors go to Valier's Colton Curry, who, on the opening weekend of the year scored a whopping 33 points in a Panther win over the Simms Tigers...

I'm running a little late this week... KSEN/K96 Bozeman Trophy Athlete of the Week honors go to our first wrestling champion of the season this week. In fact, local wrestlers turned in big performances on the opening weekend of the season, but the nod goes to Conrad senior, Hunter Mycke, the defending State B/C Champion at 205 lbs...