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GIRLS The CCHS Lady Bulldogs have won their last four contests, all against conference opponents. This Friday, the girls will play a non-conference game in Baker. Next weekend, they will play home games against Custer/Hysham, and Melstone. Following are scores from the last four games. CCHS @ Wibaux, Dec. 21 CCHS 13 10 6 15 - 44 Wibaux 7 9 14 11 - 41 Hannah LaBree 19, Heather LaBree 8, Tori Tooke 6, Kari Kittelmann 4, Claire Callahan 4, Whitney Kittelmann 3 CCHS @ Jordan, Dec. 22 CCHS 17 13 6 20 - 56 Jordan 3 4 6 10 - 23...
The Lady Bulldogs played two games last weekend. On Friday at home, the girls played a close contest against the Class B Baker Spartans. CCHS was outscored by two in the first quarter and five in the second. They kept within striking distance, but never could quite close the gap, eventually losing 37-44. The Bulldogs did go 81% from the free throw line (13-16). They also shot better from inside the arc (12-31), then Baker (11-38). The turnover battle was even as CCHS had 20 and Baker had 19.Claire Callahan led the way for...
Last weekend, Carter County High School basketball teams traveled to Lavina to play in a tournament. In their first game of the tournament—and the season—the Bulldog men took on a more experienced Westby-Grenora team. Although CCHS had six turnovers in the first quarter, compared to only one for the Thunder, they were down only one point at the end of the period. In the second quarter, Blue made only two field goals and the team was held to only six points. The Thunder put up 19, 12 of which came from beyond the thr...
The CCHS girls basketball team started their season last weekend at a tournament in Lavina. Against Winnett-Grass Range, the girls were down by one going into the half, 17-18. In the third quarter, a low shooting percentage from the field led to Blue being down by eight. They were then outscored by nine in the fourth quarter. CCHS did shoot a better percentage from the free-throw line than their opponent, 63% to 33%. They also kept the turnover battle relatively even, committing 18 and forcing 15. They were out-shot 41-36,...
For the past five years, the Ekalaka junior high girls have been in every championship game at the year-end-tournament held in Miles City, winning three of them. This year was no exception. The first team the girls played in the tournament this year was from Broadus. Ekalaka started off strong and immediately took the lead from Broadus. The Ekalaka girls took the first quarter, 11-6. The girls showed more offensive aggression in the second quarter when they put up another 16...
On Friday November 17, the Ekalaka junior high boys basketball team traveled to Miles City to play at Sacred Heart in a tournament. The boys competed against the Jordan Mustangs in their only game. In the first quarter, Ekalaka struggled to get any offense going. Their only field goal was a two-pointer from Jaden Pardee. Brennen Bonsell made one free throw as well, but Ekalaka fell behind early, 3-10. In the second quarter the Bulldogs managed only five points while Jordan put up 11. At halftime, the Bulldogs were down 8-21....
On November 14, 1953, CCHS football won the Eastern Montana C Football Championship, completing the team's only undefeated season. That year, there was no six-man state championship. The game was played in Ekalaka, as was the divisional championship played the week before against Sacred Heart, which CCHS won 56 to 6. According to local historian Ernest Tooke, the day was warm, somewhere around 70 degrees Fahrenheit. Multiple players from that team also went on to play college...
On Friday November 10, the Ekalaka junior high girls traveled to Broadus for basketball games. Scores were as follows. Ekalaka (B): 2, 12, 2, 8 - 24 Broadus (B): 4, 3, 10, 6 - 23 Ekalaka (B): B. Loehding – 8, T. O’Connor – 8, K. Kittelmann – 4, J. Schmid – 2, K. Tooke – 2. Ekalaka (A): 2, 9, 0, 3 - 16 Broadus (A): 6, 8, 17, 5 - 36 Ekalaka (A): T. O’Connor – 3, H. LaBree – 3, K. Kittelmann – 2, E. O’Connell – 2, K. Tooke – 2, J. Schmid – 2, A. Rios – 1, K. Tooke – 1. On Saturday November 11, the junior high girls played Jo...
Three Lady Bulldog volleyball players made the all-conference team this year. The top two vote getters in the conference also automatically received all-state honors. Tori Tooke, Claire Callahan, and Heather LaBree were named to the all-conference volleyball team this year. A listing of this year's all-conference team can be found below. 2C All-Conference Volleyball 2017 1. Tori Tooke, CCHS 2. Laura Harrington, Broadus 3. Kiarah Coulter, Broadus 4. Claire Callahan, CCHS 5....
The CCHS Bulldogs finished their 2017 volleyball season at the Eastern C Divisional Tournament in Sidney last weekend. In their first game of the tournament, Lady Blue lost three consecutive sets to Savage, 18-25, 16-25, and 9-25. Tori Tooke led the team in kills (7 out of the team's 21) and assists (10 of 20). Hannah LaBree had 12 of the team's 51 digs and Heather LaBree had Blue's only block. In their second match, the girls defeated a familiar District 2C opponent,...
Junior high boys October, 20. Ekalaka (B) @ Jordan (B); Q1: 0, Q2: 0, Q3: 2, Final Score: 2-24. Ryker Carroll: 2. Ekalaka (A) @ Jordan (A); Q1: 6, Q2: 13, Q3: 16, Q4: 4, Final Score: 19-30. Sean Wolenetz: 6, Tucker Tooke: 7, J.W. Elmore: 5, Jaden Pardee: 1. October, 21. Ekalaka (B) v. Broadus (B); Q1: 1, Q2: 2, Q3: 0, Q4: 2, Final Score: 5-19. Caiden Chavarria: 1, Brayden B., 2, Christian Ashbrook, 2. Ekalaka (A) v. Broadus (A); Q1: 16, Q2: 9, Q3: 7, Q4: 14, Final Score: 46-50. Sean Wolenetz: 14, Tucker Tooke: 8, Ethan Frye:...
The Carter County Bulldogs lady volleyball team will head to this weekend's district tournament at the number two seed. The girls hadn't lost a conference game to any opponent except for rival Wibaux all season until last Friday in Terry when they slipped against the number four seed (Terry). On Friday in Terry the girls also played a match against Nashua. That match went rather smoothly, as Blue took all three sets; 25-18, 25-17, and 25-13. Claire Callahan led the team in...
CCHS men finished their football season on a high note last Thursday afternoon when they defeated Froid-Medicine Lake by a wide margin. The win was the second win for Blue in five days, giving them a 2-7 record to finish the season. The Bulldogs will graduate one senior this year, Cameron Wolenetz. Wolenetz played four years of football under head coach Tenadore Kittelmann. He played mostly defensive end and offensive center in his career, although he did get some time at...
On Friday October 13, CCHS volleyball played Northern Cheyenne at home. The Bulldogs managed to start off strong, taking the first set, 25-9. In the second set, head coach Michelle Tooke got some reserves into the game for valuable playing time. The girls struggled to communicate and the set came down to the wire. CCHS came from behind at the end to win, 25-23. The third and final set was won by Lady Blue, 25-5. Whitney Kittelmann had a strong day serving, totaling ten of the...
Carter County Bulldogs have been busy recently with junior high basketball starting last Monday. Games have already taken place in Ekalaka and Terry. On October 12, the boys and girls played Wibaux at home. In the first game of the evening, the junior high girls B team lost a battle. The first quarter ended 4-5, with Wibaux leading. In the second quarter, the girls managed to pull ahead and end the first half with a 10-9 lead. After halftime, the young lady Longhorns came...
The Junior High Volleyball played Broadus on September 29. The B Team won the match. 25-21, 18-25, 15-10. Kendall Kittelmann was the top server for the match. The A Team played well and won the match. 25-11, 25-9, 16-14. The top servers were Katy Ivy and Kenzie Tooke The Junior High team played Circle for the first time ever. The B Team came out strong and won the first set, but lost the match with two close sets. 25-19, 23-25, 12-15. The A Team won the match, having to play all three sets. 27-25, 12-25, 15-12. Kenzie Tooke...
CCHS won their first football game of the season last Saturday in Alexander, ND. It was the Comets homecoming game, CCHS spoiled it. CCHS scored early and often. Early in the second quarter they secured a running clock. At that time, the Bulldogs—in good sportsmanship—took their foot off of the accelerator. Several players were put in positions they had seldom, or never, played before. Blue took a lead over sixty points into halftime. Throughout most of the second half, backup quarterback Seth Kennedy took snaps under cen...
The Bulldogs showed improvement on Friday night during their last home game of the season versus the Jordan Mustangs. Early on, blue shut down Jordan's run game, forcing them to throw the ball for much of the game. There were only a few plays throughout that Jordan was able to run the ball when outside backers for the Bulldogs gave up contain on the outside. Most of Jordan's long pass plays were right up the middle of the field, either on short dump offs to pass protectors or...
On Friday, October 6, the CCHS Lady Bulldogs traveled to Wibaux to play against the lady Longhorns. The last time the Bulldogs played the Longhorns resulted in their only conference loss of the season. The first teams to step up and begin the games for the evening were the JV teams. The first set started off strong but Lady Blue just couldn't quite make it. The Longhorns took the first set, 17-25 and the second set, 11-25. Though Blue lost the third set, they didn't let it go...
On Saturday, the Bulldogs traveled to Wibaux. The boys played a good first half and struggled in the second. CCHS effectively stuffed Wibaux's run game, but could not shut down the pass. Blue had a chance to score at the end of the first half. The score would have brought the Bulldogs to within two touchdowns. After having one touchdown called back due to an offensive hold, the boys failed to punch the ball in on a goal-to-go situation. In the third quarter, Wibaux began to...
CCHS lady volleyball continued their win streak last weekend. On Friday September 29, the girls played against Broadus and proceeded to play Circle the following day. This weekend on October 6, the girls will be traveling to Wibaux. They played Wibaux previously on September 7, which resulted in the only loss the girls have this season. Then, on October 7, a volleyball tournament will be held in Ekalaka. JV girls were the first to step up and play Broadus on Friday. Although...
On September 1st junior high volleyball traveled to Broadus for the first games of the season. The B team consisting of 5th and 6th grade girls had their first game jitters and lost 18-25, 12-25, 7-15. The A team consisting of 7th and 8th graders played a tough game but split with Broadus, and came out on top to win the match. The scores were 25-14, 18-25, 16-14. Kenzie Tooke was top server for the match with 12 aces. We played Wibaux in Ekalaka on September 7th. B team won 25-8, 25-18, 15-12. The top serving scorer was...
CCHS lady volleyball continued their win streak last Saturday at home when they took on the Jordan Mustangs. Excluding tournament play on August 26 and September 9, the girls are 5-1 on the season, their only loss coming on September 7 against Wibaux. This weekend the girls will play Broadus and Circle. Earlier this season, CCHS defeated Broadus. They haven't yet played Circle in a conference game. Then, on October 6, they will travel to Wibaux to face the Longhorns who are...
It was tough sledding for the Bulldogs during their homecoming game against Westby-Grenora last Friday night at Rowley Field. The Thunder, who are the number one ranked team in the state, primarily run a spread offense with a heavy emphasis on passing. In fact, all of their offensive scores came through the air against CCHS. They also added six points on a 34 yard fumble return. Usually, Westby-Grenora runs a lot of short routes like hitches, slants, drags, and arrows....
Last Friday CCHS Volleyball traveled to Jordan to take on the Garfield County Mustangs. The girls handily won the match in three sets, Claire Callahan led the team in kills and blocks, teammate Hannah LaBree led the team in aces, and Tori Tooke led the team in digs and assists. CCHS def. Jordan 25-18, 25-13, 25-14 Jordan: Kills 8 (Tawney Stanton). Blocks 3 (Stanton). Aces 6 (Dakota Reis). Digs 15 (Shelby Calvin). Assists 7 (Stanton). CCHS: Kills 20 (Claire Callahan 10)....
