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The Lady Bulldogs beat the Lady Cardinals in Bison, S.D. on January 6th by a wide margin, 27-70. As a team, CCHS shot 8-17 (47 percent) on free throws, 25-51 (49 percent) on two-pointers and 4-14 (29 percent) from behind the arc. CCHS also out-rebounded Bison, 36-27, and won the turnover battle, 14-24. Four Lady Bulldogs finished the game with double-digit points, led by Kendra Tooke and Keli Melton who had 18 each. Danica Shepherd led the team in rebounds with 10. This weekend, the Lady Bulldogs are scheduled to play at...
On January 6th, the Bulldogs traveled to Bison, South Dakota to play JV and varsity non-conference basketball games. No JV stats were available. In varsity action, the ‘Dogs won by a wide margin, 70-48, with big offensive nights from Wyatt Melton and Kaleb Frye who had 24 and 21 points, respectively. CCHS was up 25 to 9 after the first frame and never looked back. The ‘Dogs shot 14-25 (56 percent) from the free throw line; seven of those 14 makes came in the fourth quarter. The young basketball season is now ramping up wit...
Ekalaka AAU wrestlers (with some of their volunteer coaches) that placed in the Terry Small Town Smack Down on January 6th are shown with their medals at a recent practice in Ekalaka....
The Lady Bulldogs played Circle in Sacred Heart for their first game of their 2023-24 basketball campaign. CCHS was outscored in the second quarter by six points. Those points ended up being the difference in the game as every other quarter was even. CCHS shot only 2 of 10 from the charity stripe, 7 of 19 on two-pointers, and 5 of 24 on threes for the game. They did manage to out-rebound Circle 39-26, while losing the turnover battle 23-17. Kendall Kittelmann led CCHS in points with 9; Kendra Tooke led in rebounds with 8....
The CCHS Bulldogs opened their basketball season versus the Circle Wildcats at a start-of-year tournament in Miles City. The games were held at Sacred Heart. The ‘Dogs were outscored by 20 in the first half of their season opener, but held their own in the second half, eventually losing by 20. Wildcat O. Beery was the games leading scorer with 16 points, he had 11 in the second quarter. Chace Loehding was the only Bulldog that finished with double-digit points; he had 10. CCHS 8 16 23 33 Circle 15 36 43 53 CCHS: Chace L...
A group of local volunteers recently started up an AAU wrestling program in Ekalaka. The group of kids shown here started wrestling for the season at the end of November. Currently, the team practices two nights per week at St. Joan of Arc Parish Hall in Ekalaka and one night per week in Baker. Wrestling tournaments start the first week in January....
At a recent board meeting, Montana High School Association announced realignment for 8-Man football. The board approved the St Regis-Mullan (Idaho) co-op sponsorship and placed the team in the 8-Man Western division. The board also approved moving Twin Bridges up from 6-Man to 8-Man football. Twin Bridges will compete in the South division. The board also approved the proposed realignment for 8-Man football to go to four divisions beginning with the 2024 season. The change...
For this tournament, Friday’s games were a single elimination. We played Melstone and won 35 to 19. We were down by 2 points at the half and the girls came back and played tough defense and ran the offense for the second half. Samantha DeFord had 2 points, Alivia Foxley had 4 points, Maggie Eshelman had 1 point, Allie Shepherd had 10 points and Keli Melton had 18 points. On Saturday morning we played Custer/Hysham which we lost 28 to 55. Samantha Deford had 2 points, Alivia Foxley had 3 points, Allie Shepherd had 15 p...
The JH Boys Basketball season ended November 18 with the grand finale Sacred Heart tournament where Forsyth took first by only 1 point! The Boys A team lost to Forsyth Friday by only 4 points, and we couldn’t be prouder of them! Everything we had been working on all season shined in their final game of the season! Gage Stieg never sat out once and played controlled and intense ball, grabbing several rebounds, great angled layups, and a 3 pointer. Cortland O’Connor shined with his unstoppable left-hand drive and was the top...
It has been a pleasure to coach these 5th and 6th graders, they have worked hard on their basic skills, offensive moves, and defensive slides for the last 6 weeks. On Friday we played Wibaux and the B team lost 16 to 33. Peighton Matthews had 4 points, Aubri Ashbrook had 3 points, Ella Wright had 3 points, Oakley Spring had 1 point and Cai Jesperson had 5 points. Our free throws improved, as we shot 42 percent from the line. The girls A team won 50 to 26 over Wibaux. Samantha Deford had 1 point, Alivia Foxley had 5 points,...
All-State selections: Krystan Hafla, Sr., Jordan; Mya Jorgenson, Jr., Savage; Alyssa Llewellyn, Jr., Wibaux; Mia Mader, Sr., Broadus; Madeline Moline, So., Circle; Emma Murphy, Fr., Circle; Nasya O'Connor, So., Ekalaka; Meryssa Price, Jr., Forsyth; Brooke Reuter, Sr., Savage; Zeason Schaffer, Sr., Broadus; Kendal Stanley, Sr., Broadus. First-Team All-Conference: Zeason Schaffer, Broadus, 12; Brooke Reuter, Savage, 12; Madeline Moline, Circle, 10; Krystan Hafla, Jordan, 12;...
OFFENSE: 1st Team All-Conference Quarterback, Joey McDermott, Forsyth 1st Team All-Conference Quarterback, Chace Loehding, Ekalaka 2nd Team All-Conference Quarterback, Teegan Reede-Hahne, Park City 2nd Team All-Conference Quarterback, Jayce Schroeder, Broadus 1st Team All-Conference Running Back, Ethan Frye, Ekalaka 1st Team All-Conference Running Back, Eli Johnson, Forsyth 2nd Team All-Conference Running Back, Wyatt Story, Park City 2nd Team All-Conference Running Back,...
We went to Terry on Friday, there were two girls out sick, and two were injured. The score board does not always reflect what they have accomplished with the positionless offense, passing and defensive skills. They are moving the ball around, dribbling and shooting the ball. We are still working on our free throws to improve our percentage from the line and talking to teammates on defense. I also want to thank Coach Olsen, Coach Klauzer, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Spencer and Trista DeFrance for volunteering their time to assist. The...
The girls have been working hard on the fundamentals — ball handling, passing, and dribbling towards the basket and defensive slides. Our positionless offense still needs some work as sometimes the ball is a hot potato, and the girls just want to get rid of it. We are working on taking a couple of seconds before we pass, dribble or shoot. Thanks to Coach Olsen, Coach Klauzer and Mrs. Amy Walker for volunteering to bring new drills, different perspectives and their willingness to help out wherever necessary. We played in B...
Mother nature was in great distress for our games last week, so therefore our Saturday game was canceled and the trip to Broadus was long and slow driving. Thankfully, with the help of some courageous drivers, we made it safely to and from Broadus on Friday. The Boys B Game was a close game the entire time, but the Bulldogs ended up with a win, 39-36! Cortland O’Connor had 26 points, 2 assists and 12 rebounds; Jenry Walker had 1 point and 1 assist; Grady Stieg had 7 points, 1 assist, 4 rebounds; Landry Shepherd had 5 p...
We have been working on positionless offense so that every girl has the option to dribble, shoot or pass. These girls are quick to pick up the new drills we are giving them. We are setting goals during practice and for games, whether it is getting a certain amount of defensive and offensive rebounds or less than 10 turnovers or 30 baskets. These girls are working hard to accomplish their goals as a team, and we also have encouraged them to set personal goals. Coach Olsen has stopped at the gym to assist with some drills and...
Rebound! The JH boys’ basketball teams were aggressive on the boards against Plevna and Wibaux. Boys B team top rebounders with three each were Cortland O’Connor, Grady Stieg, and Landry Shepherd. Boys B team has 13 players (Trey Tauck, Bentley Jardee, Cortland O’Connor, Kaden Loudermilk, Joby Owen, Zavier Allison, Grady Stieg, Ben Enos, de Jesus Rosales Ramirez, Will Mulder, Jenry Walker, Judd Walker, Landry Shepherd). They are all improving every game, work together as a team, and are undefeated! Boys A top rebou...
The CCHS Bulldogs trounced St. Labre two weeks ago on senior night at Rowley Field to wrap up their conference play for the season. The game was in large part treated as a junior varsity game for the Dawgs as several reserves spent the majority of the cold night on the field. On October 13th CCHS traveled to Circle to wrap up regular season play. Circle is still a part of the 8-man east division, and since the 'Dogs were moved to the 8-Man southeast division this year, the...
The CCHS varsity volleyball team handled business last Thursday at home versus Wibaux on senior night. Stats and scores from the matches played on Thursday were not available. On Saturday, the girls traveled to Circle to face the Lady Wildcats. The JV squad lost in three straight sets, 18-25, 12-25, 13-15. The varsity girls also lost to Circle in three sets. Scores were 11-25, 16-25 and 21-25. Kendra Tooke had a good match for the Lady Bulldogs. She led the way in digs (4 of...
It was a very short, long week to kick off JH basketball! With only four short practices, new coaches and new kids — we kicked of our game schedule with a long trip to Jordan for our first games. We were pleased with how well the boys adjusted and played hard. Against Jordan both teams adjusted well to their screen and cut offense and played such great help defense they thought we were playing zone (by the way we don’t know zone defense)! Keeping the intensity up but thinking before we react, we improved our control aga...
There are twenty-two girls out for this basketball season including six 8th graders, seven 7th graders, four 6th graders and five 5th graders. The girls are coached this year by Jitt Schneider Jalyn Klauzer has added her expertise by volunteering to be an assistant. We have been working on conditioning, strength training, defense, and our offensive plays. Our first games on 10/13/2023 against Jordan were tough loses for both the A and B teams. The B team had a score of 10 points contributed by Aubri Ashbrook with 4, Cai...
CCHS volleyball played Forsyth at home on October 5th. The JV girls lost in four sets, 15-25, 23-25, 15-13, 8-15. Varsity lost in three straight sets, 12-25, 8-25, 18-25. Nasya O'Connor had 6 of the team's 17 kills and their only block. Keli Melton led with 5 of 16 digs and Danica Shepherd had 11 of 13 assists. On Tuesday, CCHS played matches against Buffalo, South Dakota. Stats were not available for the JV game. CCHS lost the varsity contest in three sets, 18-25, 19-25,...
CCHS played volleyball matches in Forsyth on September 28th. The JV Lady Bulldogs won a very tightly contested match in five sets, 27-25, 16-25, 18-16, 4-15, 19-17. The varsity squad won the first set but lost the next three in their match, 25-23, 22-25, 9-25, 22-25. As a team, the squad totaled 14 aces, 25 kills, 5 blocks, 29 digs, and 23 assists. Kendall Kittelmann led CCHS in aces with 6. Danica Shepherd led in assists (she had all 23) and tied Nasya O'Connor for a...
The Forsyth Dogies handed the Bulldogs a big loss, 12-50, in what was basically a conference championship game in Forsyth last Friday. The Dogies scored early and often with a running attack where they continually tried to out-flank the Bulldogs with outside runs. The Bulldog defense was indeed porous, and most of Forsyth’s runs gashed Blue for big yardage. The Bulldog offense was held scoreless for most of the game, but did manage a couple of late touchdowns. One came after a good drive when the Dogies still had all of t...
The CCHS Bulldogs won their homecoming football game, defeating the Broadus Hawks 56-28 at Rowley Field on September 22nd. The Bulldog offense was cruising, but struggles on defense kept their opponent in the contest until the fourth quarter. Blue used a thirteen play drive to score after the opening kickoff. The drive was capped by a 4-yard run from quarterback Chace Loehding, who returned this week after seeing limited time earlier this season due to injury. Loehding also...
