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The Lady Bulldogs held the Broadus Hawks scoreless at home in the second half to come away with a 66-14 win at home last Thursday. Blue shot 36 percent on two-point field goals and 57 percent on free throws, but managed to go only 2-14 from behind the arc. They out-rebounded Broadus, 35-18, and had 18 steals. Broadus turned the ball over 33 times compared to only 11 for the Dogs. Ten Bulldogs scored in the contest, led by Heidi LaBree with 13. Heather LaBree led in rebounds...
Senior Mick O'Connor scored 37 points as the Bulldogs pulled away from the Broadus Hawks at home last Thursday for a 16 point victory. Blue shot 62 percent from the charity stripe and heavily out-rebounded the Hawks. As a team, they committed 19 turnovers, compared to 23 for Broadus. Johnny Richards had a team-high 10 points for Broadus. CCHS 18 30 49 62 Broadus 14 20 36 46 CCHS: Mick O'Connor 37, Turner Tooke 11, Jared Pardee 9, Ryan Rychner 5. In JV action earlier in the...
Last Friday night at home the CCHS Bulldogs overcame an eight point deficit at the end of the third quarter to force overtime and wound up with a four point victory over the Jordan Mustangs. The Dogs' defense was paramount in the win, as was their key rebounding late in the contest. Shayne Enos played huge for CCHS. The junior seemed to out-jump everybody in the gym in the fourth quarter and overtime, corralling several offense rebounds and getting putbacks. Five of his...
The Lady Bulldogs JV squad suffered a thirty point loss to Jordan at home last Friday. The team is young, and inexperience showed as they finished with twice as many turnovers (31) as points (15). Kendall Kittelmann led the way offensively with five points. CCHS 4 4 10 15 Jordan 9 18 26 45 CCHS: Kendall Kittelmann 5, Tyra O'Connor 4, Brynn Loehding 2, Zoie Rost 2, Rose Rychner 2 The varsity girls were down three seniors against Jordan; sisters Hannah and Heather LaBree were ou...
If you picked up a copy of the Billings Gazette or checked out 406mtsports.com in December, you likely read at least a portion of their Montana Greats Project. The project, taken on by sports reporter Jeff Welsch, gives an opinion of the greatest athlete from every Montana town. It gives a brief overview on each athlete and was released in a series of articles in alphabetical order. A conversation about the project with a couple of local sports enthusiasts led to the idea of...
The Montana Pro Rodeo Hall and Wall of Fame (MPRHWF) recently announced the honorees for induction on the fifteenth anniversary of the prestigious organization. Rodeo Legend inductees this year are: Deb Greenough, Fromberg, Montana; Larry Peabody, Pompey’s Pillar, Montana; Ryan Mapston, Belt, Montana; Josh Reynolds, Ekalaka, Montana; Carolynn Vietor, Phillipsburg, Montana (first female recipient of Rodeo Legend Award). Ronnie Reed of Billings, Montana received the Lifetime Achievement Award. Western Heritage Award winners a...
Bridger rallied late, outscoring the Bulldogs 14-10 in the fourth quarter, to hand them a loss in their season opener at Lavina on December 13. CCHS hit 5 three-pointers and shot 11-15 from the chairty stripe in the contest. They had a five point lead at the half. CCHS 7 20 34 44 Bridger 9 15 33 47 CCHS: Mick O'Connor 16, Jared Pardee 14, Turner Tooke 9, Jaden Pardee 3, Shayne Enos 2 In a game on December 14 in Lavina, Broadview/Lavina JV beat CCHS JV 28-25. Six Dogs scored...
To start their round ball season, the CCHS Lady Bulldogs played Bridger in Lavina last Friday. The Dogs had an eight point lead at halftime and won the game by 13. They forced 34 turnovers, committed 19 and shot 67 percent on free throws. Seven Lady Dogs made their way into the scoring column, led by Heather LaBree with 11. CCHS 11 21 36 45 Bridger 6 13 21 32 CCHS: Heather LaBree 11, Kari Kittelmann 8, Ella Owen 7, Heidi LaBree 6, Kenzie Tooke 6, Tyra O'Connor 4, Hannah...
Brennan Graham is headed to Vegas this Friday to compete in the Junior World Finals (JNFR). The Carter County High School junior finished fifth in steer wrestling in the state of Montana back in June, narrowly missing nationals as the top four from each state get to compete. To qualify for the JNFR, points Graham scored at a jackpot event the day before the state finals and his points from the finals were used. He currently sits 53 out of 60 contestants across the nation who...
All-State Alex Schriver, Fairview, 12; Cody Asbeck, Fairview, 12; Brady Buxbaum, Fairview, 11; Jared Pardee, CCHS, 11; Jesse Selting, Fairview, 12; Gabe Granada, Culbertson, 12; Brayden Cromwell, Scobey, 12; Mick O'Connor, CCHS, 12; Max Cole, Scobey, 12; Braiden Taylor, Fairview, 12; Ethan Neu, Fairview, 12; Easton Hopes, Fairview, 11; Jayce Tande, Scobey, 11; Hunter Sharbono, Fairview, 9; Tom Neu, Fairview, 12 Cleverly All-Star Game Alex Schriver, Fairview; Cody Asbeck,...
GIRLS November 14 Ekalaka vs. Jordan Ekalaka B 6 6 10 10 Jordan B 4 11 17 24 Ekalaka B: Bella Jensen 4, Corlan Laughery 2, Sadie Poppema 2, Shaun-tey Kerr 2 Ekalaka A 6 9 13 15 Jordan A 8 24 28 33 Ekalaka A: Jennie Schmid 9, Brynn Loehding 4, Kendra Tooke 2 November 15 Ekalaka @ Melstone Ekalaka B 6 6 11 19 Melstone B 12 24 35 43 Ekalaka B: Bella Jensen 7, Corlan Laughery 6, Natalie Foxley 4, Addie Nathan 2 Ekalaka A 6 9 16 21 Melstone A 2 7 9 15 Ekalaka A: Kendra Tooke 7,...
The Slope Summer Circuit rodeo association hosted its year-end banquet and awards night in Ekalaka last Saturday. The year-end winners for the Slope Summer Circuit received a number of prizes including saddles, buckles and jackets for the top finishers in each event. Contestants can compete in sev-en rodeos for points at Rhame, ND, Marmarth, ND, Bowman, ND, Ekalaka, MT, Camp Crook, SD, Amidon, ND, and Buffalo, SD. Rhame was honored by being voted Slope Circuit Rodeo of the...
BOYS November 14 Ekalaka vs. Jordan Ekalaka B 8 16 22 27 Jordan B 3 15 20 24 Ekalaka B: Owen Poppema 8, Chace Loehding 6, Kaleb Frye 5, Wyatt Melton 2, Rylan Carroll 2, James Enos 2, Brayden Bucholz 2 Ekalaka A 6 13 16 29 Jordan A 10 21 33 40 Ekalaka A: Ethan Frye 13, Ryker Carroll 8, Chace Loehding 5, Preston Jensen 2, Zander Ashbrook 1 November 15 Ekalaka at Melstone Ekalaka B 2 9 17 23 Melstone B 6 18 22 26 Ekalaka B: Kaleb Frye 12, Chace Loehding 5, Wyatt Melton 2, Roger Beach 2, Brayden Bucholz 2 Ekalaka A 4 14 23 31...
All-Conference First team: Layni Schieffer, Wibaux; Heather LaBree, CCHS; Jadyn Traub, Broadus; Marni Schieffer, Wibaux; Alyssa McCulley, Terry; Hannah LaBree, CCHS; Ava Kreider, Jordan. Second team: Madison Bakken, Wibaux; Ryann Moline, Circle; Gracie Tooke, CCHS; Ceara Miske, Wibaux; Kaylie Haynie, Circle; Oliveah Schaffer, Broadus; Lacey Lawrence, Jordan. All-State Layni Schieffer, Wibaux; Heather LaBree, CCHS; Jadyn Traub, Broadus....
GIRLS November 7 Ekalaka B 3 5 5 13 Terry B 4 8 24 34 Ekalaka B: Bella Jensen 10, Natalie Foxley 3 Ekalaka A 2 11 17 22 Terry A 1 7 17 23 Ekalaka A: Jennie Schmid 8, Brynn Loehding 5, Kendall Kittelmann 5, Kendra Tooke 4 November 8 Ekalaka B 3 6 10 12 Melstone B 10 12 20 20 Ekalaka B: Bella Jensen 3, Nicole O'Connell 3, Shaun-tey Kerr 2, Corlan Laughery 2, Sadie Poppema 2 Ekalaka A 12 14 17 24 Melstone A 0 6 8 11 Ekalaka A: Jennie Schmid 12, Kendra Tooke 10, Kendall...
The CCHS Lady Bulldogs took all three of their divisional tournament games to five sets in Sidney last weekend. Against North Country on Thursday, the Dogs won the first two sets 25-18 and 25-17. North Country battled back and took the final three sets 16-25, 14-25 and 12-15. Whitney Kittelmann had 19 of the team's 28 assists and 20 of 73 digs. Heather LaBree had 13 of 37 kills and Hannah LaBree led in aces with 4. Kenzie Tooke added 2 blocks. The loss sent Blue to the bottom...
Katy Negaard recently entered the Inaugural All In Breakaway Roping scheduled for December 9 - 11 in Las Vegas. The roping is, in many ways, the first of its kind and the CCHS graduate is excited to compete for $100,000 in guaranteed payout money. She is one of only two Montana residents that have entered. Negaard has always had a love for horses and rodeo. While rodeoing in high school, she won six all-around saddles and several belt buckles. After high school, Negaard had...
It had been a long road for CCHS Football since they last made the playoffs. That year was 2009; it also happened to be the last time the Bulldogs played 8-Man football. In 2009 a formidable team led by a salty group of seniors traveled to Hays-Lodgepole for their regular season finale and won. The following week they fell to Twin Bridges in the first round of the 8-Man playoffs. From 2010 to 2018 the Dogs had their fair share of struggles while playing 6-Man football. 2014...
BOYS November 1 Ekalaka B 7 11 19 19 Plevna B 3 7 11 17 Ekalaka B: Chace Loehding 8, Owen Poppema 7, Weston Strub 4 Ekalaka A 8 12 20 36 Plevna A 1 8 15 16 Ekalaka A: Chace Loehding 12, Wyatt Melton 8, Ethan Frye 6, James Enos 4, Owen Poppema 4, Ryker Carroll 2 November 2 Ekalaka A 2 8 16 24 Jordan A 20 22 35 43 Ekalaka A: Ethan Frye 12, James Enos 4, Zander Ashbrook 2, Chace Loehding 2, Ryker Carroll 2, Owen Poppema 2 GIRLS November 1 Ekalaka B 10 14 20 22 Plevna B 2 6 9 11 Ekalaka B: Shaun-tey Kerr 10, Bella Jensen 8,...
With only six teams in the District 2C Volleyball Tournament held last weekend in Glendive, first place Wibaux and second place CCHS both had first-round byes. In their first match, Ekalaka was pitted against Circle. The Wildcats had won their first round match against Terry earlier on Thursday. It took all five sets for the Dogs to down the Wildcats. They won the first set (25-18), dropped the second (20-25), won the third (25-23), lost the fourth (15-25) and won the final...
GIRLS October 26 Ekalaka A vs. Wibaux A Ekalaka A 4 15 29 39 Wibaux A 4 17 19 25 Ekalaka A: Nasya O'Connor 11, Kendra Tooke 10, Kendall Kittelmann 9, Brynn Loehding 4, Jennie Schmid 3, Tegan Diede 2 Ekalaka B vs. Wibaux B Ekalaka B 0 8 8 10 Wibaux B 4 11 18 22 Ekalaka B: Shaun-tey Kerr 5, Tegan Diede 2, Natalie Foxley 2, Bella Jensen 1 October 19 Ekalaka A vs. Sacred Heart A Ekalaka A 8 18 24 25 Sacred Heart A 3 11 24 35 Ekalaka A: Nasya O'Connor 9, Kendra Tooke 8, Jennie...
The Bulldogs didn't play their best football last Saturday, but it was still good enough for them to get the win over Circle and secure a spot in the Montana 8-man playoffs. In the first quarter, the Dogs moved the ball okay on offense, despite several missed blocking assignments. Twice they fumbled the football while deep in Wildcat territory. They also were forced to punt on one possession. Circle, meanwhile, had their own problems on offense. Bulldog junior Ryan Rychner...
Last Friday CCHS Volleyball played Wibaux at home for senior night. The Bulldogs had a large lead early on in the first set but Wibaux stormed back. Blue was able to hold off a late Longhorn charge and took set one, 25-22. Wibaux pulled away and won the next three sets, 17-25, 13-25 and 10-25. Heather LaBree and Kenzie Tooke each had 8 kills to lead the team. Kari Kittelmann led the team in digs with 20 and Hannah LaBree led in assists with 11. On Saturday, Lady Blue traveled...
Carter County High outscored St. Labre 38-0 in the first half and went on to win 38-16 at home last Friday night in Ekalaka. The win improved the Bulldogs record to 4-1 in their conference and 5-2 overall. The two senior men who play for CCHS helped give the Dogs their large, early lead and then cheered on their younger teammates from the sideline for most of the second half. The game was senior night for the two, and they will likely remember it as not only did the Dogs get t...
The CCHS Lady Bulldogs had a busy few days, playing in the Willa Nies Memorial Tournament on Saturday and in non-conference games against Buffalo, South Dakota on Monday. CCHS coaches elected to split their team into two squads for the tourney on Saturday. Jordan defeated Ekalaka 1 in two sets, 25-17 and 25-19 in the first game of the tournament. Ekalaka 2 took down Terry in two sets in the second match. Custer/Hysham beat Jordan in the third. Broadus narrowly defeated...
