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The CCHS volleyball girls finished their season with two home matches last weekend, and continued their hot, recent play by winning both games in three sets. Against Circle on Friday, the Bulldogs won 25-13, 25-19, and 25-17. Whitney Kittelmann led the team in assists with 16 out of the team's 32. Hannah LaBree led in aces with 4 of 10, Tori Tooke led in kills with 13 of 38, Claire Callahan had 3 of 4 blocks, and Heather LaBree had 16 of 59 digs. Wrapping up their regular...
CCHS Bulldog football finished their season on Friday night in Jordan. The Dogs played a great first half on defense, holding the Mustangs to 8 points. They weren’t blocking well on offense, though, and had trouble moving the ball. They didn’t score in the first half. With some halftime adjustments, the Bulldogs did move the ball some coming out of the break. But, after scoring to cap a long drive, they allowed the ensuing kickoff to be returned for a touchdown. After a later Bulldog score, Jordan ran back an onside kick att...
Last weekend the Ekalaka junior high girls won all four basketball games they played. On Friday in Jordan, Ekalaka B held Jordan B to six total points and a scoreless fourth quarter. Nasya O’Connor led all scorers with 17, 7 of those came in the second quarter. Ekalaka B 8 15 21 30 Jordan B 2 4 6 6 Ekalaka B: Nasya O’Connor 17, Kendra Tooke 8, Tegan Diede 3, Nicole O’Connell 2 Ekalaka A beat Jordan A by 10 points. They took an early lead after the first quarter 12-2, and never let that lead diminish as they went on to win by...
Last weekend the Ekalaka junior high basketball season started. On October 12, the Pups took on Sacred heart at home. In the B squad game the girls won a tight contest 25-24. Kendra Tooke scored a game high nine points and went 1-4 at the charity stripe. Ekalaka B 7 17 23 25 Sacred Heart B 8 12 18 24 Ekalaka B: Kendra Tooke 9, Nasya O’Connor 7, Tegan Diede 4, Jennifer Schmid 3, Natalie Foxley 2 The Ekalaka A squad defeated Sacred Heart 39-14. The Pup defense was solid late in the contest, allowing zero points in the fourth qu...
The CCHS Bulldogs continued their hot play by winning 12 sets in a row dating back to October 8. The closest set was in Buffalo, SD when they won 25-21. The team has tallied at least 30 kills in each of those last 4 matches and has had an impressive total number of digs (166). Many of those digs came in Buffalo when the team had 65, led by Kari Kittelmann with 13. On October 8 in Buffalo, CCHS won 25-13, 25-18, and 25-21. Tori Tooke led the team in aces (3 of 4), kills (14 of 47) and assists (21 of 34). Claire Callahan had...
CCHS senior football players Caleb Fix and Mason Lovec will remember their final home game as a win after the Bulldogs trounced the Center-Stanton Wildcats 54-22 last Friday at Rowley Field. CCHS took control of the game early on with a 25 yard touchdown run from Fix. On their first defensive series of the game, defensive ends Mick O'Connor and Caleb Fix forced three Wildcat fumbles. All three were recovered by the Wildcats and the third was recovered in the end zone, tying...
On Monday, CCHS JV Volleyball played in Buffalo and lost in two sets, 18-25 and 21-25. Kenzie Tooke and Ella Rucker tied for the lead in aces with two each, Jaelee Strangford had 2 of 6 team kills, Tylee Loehding had 6 of 18 digs and Tooke and Strangford each had 2 blocks. Tooke also had 4 of 5 digs for the team....
Last Friday, CCHS took on number one ranked Wibaux in a 6-man football game at Rowley Field. An emphasis for the Bulldog defense was to keep Tel Lunde, Wibaux's junior quarterback, from scrambling outside the pocket. They were able to hold him to only one rushing touchdown. Blue's defense was solid in the early going. Part way through the second quarter, senior fullback Mason Lovec capped off a long Bulldog drive with a 3 yard touchdown run which brought them within one...
On Saturday, Carter County High School hosted the Willa Nies Memorial Volleyball Tournament. Northern Cheyenne, Jordan, Custer/Hysham, Terry, Broadus, CCHS Varsity and CCHS JV all participated. CCHS JV played their first game against Broadus at 9 a.m. and lost in two sets, 4-25 and 15-25. In their second game, they defeated Northern Cheyenne in two sets, 25-17 and 25-20. They lost a close third set to Custer/Hysham, 12-15, in their final match. The varsity Bulldogs played...
The 2018 Bulldog Jr. High Volleyball had a great season. There are 17 girls, fifth through eighth grade. Practice started the first day of school, and their last game was on October 1. They have worked hard to learn the skills to play very well in their games. Our first games were at home against Broadus on August 30. Ekalaka B vs. Broadus B 15-25, 25-15, 15-5. Our top server for the game was Nicole O'Connell with 12 aces. Ekalaka A vs. Broadus A 25-18, 25-13, 15-10. Codi...
The Bulldog defense couldn't get any stops in the first quarter at Savage last Friday night. Savage seemingly moved the ball at will and had a 32-6 heading into the second. CCHS was shorthanded due to injuries and ineligibility, and several players had to play new positions. In the second quarter, the Dogs got into a rhythm on offense. They moved the ball well on option runs and pass plays down the field. On the last play of the first half, Savage intercepted a ball in the end...
CCHS Volleyball defeated the Broadus Hawks in three straight sets on Saturday, 25-21, 25-18 and 25-15. As a team, the Bulldogs had 40 kills, 33 digs, 30 assists, 15 aces and 4 blocks. Tori Tooke led in assists with 15 and aces with 7, Claire Callahan led in kills with 14 and blocks with 3, and Heather LaBree led in digs with 9. The Bulldogs are currently in second place in the conference, behind Wibaux. There is no volleyball game this weekend. Next weekend, October 6, the...
Last Friday, CCHS volleyball played JV and varsity matches against Jordan for homecoming. In the JV contest, CCHS battled but came up short, losing their first two sets, 23-25 and 20-25. In a third set to 15, the girls won 15-8. The Mustangs then won the fourth set 15-11, securing a victory. Ella Owen, Jaelee Strangford, and Tylee Loehding led CCHS with 3 kills each in the contest. Kenzie Tooke led in assists (5) and aces (5), Loehding led in digs with 11, and Strangford led...
Carter County High School Varsity Volleyball won nine straight sets on September 8, securing first place at a volleyball tournament held in Scobey. To place in pool play, CCHS played one set to 25 against three different teams. Blue won all three of those sets and entered an 8 team single elimination tournament in first place. Their first set saw CCHS narrowly defeat Scobey, 25-23. The team had an impressive 23 digs. Hannah LaBree led with 7. Whitney Kittelmann led in assists...
Last Thursday at home, CCHS Volleyball took on Broadus. The Bulldogs took down the Hawks in three quick sets (25-16, 25-11, 25-18) to win the match. Hannah LaBree led the team in aces. Tori Tooke led the team in kills with 12 of the team's 32 total, Claire Callahan led in blocks with 2 of 3, and Whitney Kittelmann led with 17 of 28 assists. Four players tied for a team high 3 digs. On Friday, the girls traveled to Circle to take on the Wildcats. In an early JV game, CCHS lost...
Last year, CCHS kicked off their football season against the Richey/Lambert Fusion and lost 6-68. This year, Blue took on the Fusion in week two of the regular season. CCHS came out of the gates quickly as senior Caleb Fix ran the opening kickoff back 73 yards for a touchdown. The Dogs failed to convert the extra point try. On their first defensive series, Blue held the Fusion to a third and long before surrendering a long conversion and an eventual touchdown. At that point, the flood gates seemed to open for Richey/Lambert...
CCHS started this year's football season on the right foot with a strong win against the Froid/Medicine Lake Red Hawks last Friday. The Red Hawks came out in a tight formation and were stuffed repeatedly by the Dogs run defense. Blues first score of the season came via safety when junior Mick O'Connor sacked Walker Ator in the end zone with 4:29 left in the first quarter. On the next series, O'Connor recovered a fumble and gave the ball back to the Bulldog offense. Freshman...
The Ekalaka Junior High Pups kicked off football in Ekalaka last Friday afternoon when they took on Froid/Medicine Lake. The game was close and low scoring in the first half, 6-6. In the second half, Blue was unable to find the end zone, eventually losing 6-27. The Pups were able to get some yards threw the air as eighth graders Tucker Tooke and Sean Wolenetz combined to complete a total of four passes. Tooke was the only Pup to find the end zone. He scored on a 23 yard run....
CCHS football players Mick O'Connor, Max Larson and Caleb Fix all participated at the Leaders, Legends and Legacies Football Camp in Belgrade, MT last week. The players took part in three days of field drills, talks and speed and strength drills. Players from all over Montana, South Dakota and Wyoming attended the camp where they learned football and life skills from current and previous college and NFL players. As an added bonus this year, campers got a chance to tour...
A healthy group of youngsters tried their hand at the sport of rodeo last Saturday at Ekalaka Track and Arena's Youth Rodeo. Afterwards, parents and fans stuck around for a ranch rodeo. Top finishers from the youth rodeo are posted below. Ranch rodeo results will be released when they become available. Boys 7 and Under Mutton Bustin' 1) Ridge Murnion 2) Casyn Crawford 3) Gavin Reynolds Barrel Racing 1) Ridge Murnion 2) Corrik Laughery Keyhole Race 1) Ridge Murnion 2) Corrik...
The Ekalaka Summer Series children's rodeos concluded Monday night with barrel racing, pole bending and ribbon racing. The series is an excellent way for young riders to gain confidence going into this Saturday's Youth Rodeo in Ekalaka. Children from Marmarth, Rhame, Baker and around Carter County competed. The results of three days of competition were averaged out to determine places, which are shown in order below. Pole Bending Ages 0-4 Justice Melton Cambri Jesperson...
(SHAWNEE, Okla.) − Tanner McInerney of Alzada, Montana, is competing in the 26th Annual International Finals Youth Rodeo July 8-13 at the Heart of Oklahoma Exposition Center in Shawnee, Oklahoma. McInerney is participating in the world's richest youth rodeo, hoping to win his share of more than $250,000 in prize money and championship saddles and buckles. McInerney will join more than 850 of the top high school rodeo athletes from around the world for the 2018 IFYR. He is v...
The 5th Annual Summit Basketball Camp, named after the legendary women's college basketball coach Pat Summit, was held last week in Ekalaka. This year over 130 campers participated. Organizers are thankful for the ongoing support of the camp, especially for the many sponsors that made it possible, and are looking forward to next year. The following is a list of winners and awards from the camp. High School Girls One-on-One - Jadyn Traub Hot Shot - Heather LaBree Dunk Contest...
Denver - Tanner McInerney has won the Wyoming State High School Rodeo All-Around Title. The win qualifies him for the National High School Finals Rodeo held in Rock Springs, Wyoming, July 15-21. The Hulett High School senior, and Carter County resident, will compete in Steer Wrestling and Team Roping. Featuring more than 1,650 contestants from 43 states, five Canadian Provinces, Australia and Mexico, the NHSFR is the world's largest rodeo. In addition to competing for more tha...
Two dozen basketballs and over 50 pairs of feet drummed a stampede in Carter County High School's gymnasium Monday afternoon during Summit Basketball Camp. Coach Kayla Olsen froze the chaos of neon shirts, bouncing balls and shifting sneakers with one blast from her whistle: Time to get to work. Baker coach Sheila O'Connor led the older kids in a series of warm up drills: wrapping the ball around their heads, their waists and between their legs. Balls started rolling away as...
