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  • Browning trips up Blue Ponies

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    If it hadn't been for a slow start offensively and for a few untimely fouls, the Havre High girls basketball team may have come away with a win. Thursday night at the Havre High gymnasium the Browning Indians defeated the Blue Ponies 46-40 in Central A play. The Ponies trailed the Indians the entire first half, as well as for the entire third quarter. And it wasn't until the 6:56 mark in the fourth quarter the Ponies were finally able to game at 30-30 after clawing their way back after trailing by as much 11 throughout. "We...

  • HHS boys set to face Browning and Conrad

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    The Havre High boys basketball team has two home games this weekend. And with the two games leading off five consecutive home games for the Blue Ponies, HHS is entering into a favorable stretch in the schedule. Tonight the Central A Ponies will host the conference rival Browning Indians and Saturday HHS will host the Class B Conrad Cowboys. Tonight the Ponies and Indians will tip off at 7 p.m. and Saturday tip off between the Ponies and Cowboys will be at 5 p.m., both games at the Havre High gymnasium. But the Blue Ponies...

  • Bison, Missoula Invite await Pony wrestlers

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    Every tournament and dual on the Havre High wrestling team's schedule is a tough one. But this weekend may very well be the toughest three-day stretch the Blue Ponies will see all season. Today the Central A Blue Ponies will dual Great Falls High in Great Falls. And Friday and Saturday, the Ponies will continue in competition as they travel to Missoula for the Missoula Invitational. "This is probably our biggest grind of the year," Havre High head coach Scott Filius said. "The Rocky Mountain (Missoula Invite) is always just a...

  • HDN Athlete Profile: Paighton Gilman

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    Over the last four years senior Paighton Gilman has steadily grown into one of the elite athletes at Havre High School. Gilman has dabbled in a variety of sports. She played softball her freshman and sophomore year, and has been a major factor in the Blue Pony basketball and volleyball programs all four years. Gilman is a three-year varsity letter winner for both volleyball and basketball, and was a huge part of the Ponies' basketball success at the state tournament a year ago. And to top it off, Gilman plans to participate...

  • Hi-Line boys basketball roundup

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    It was just the first week back after a long winter break, but basketball was in full swing on the Hi-Line. The 9C North Star Knights got back to action on Friday when they took on and defeated the 10C Sunburst Refiners 49-43 at in Rudyard. In the first half the Knights built a 26-12 lead, but had to fend off a surging Refiners squad in the second half. The Knights were outscored 31-23 in the second half, but their nine fourth quarter points were just enough to gain the six-point win. Jordy Donoven's 18 points led the...

  • Men's hockey takes center ice in Havre

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    The 2011 Hi-Line Hell Freeze hockey tournament housed two Havre teams, and in the five-team field, both squads did very well. The three-day tournament brought 12 games to the Havre Ice Dome Friday-Saturday. Havre Blue made the championship game, but fell to Helena 5-3. And Havre Gray made the consolation game and defeated Bozeman 9-4. Ben Ralls, JR Morse, Hailey McLain, Jarrett McLain, Matt McMullen, Jesse Majeres, Mark Majeres, Kyle Miller, Shane Kemmer, Dylan McLain, Chase Hanson, Chad Hanson, Tyler Christiansen, Drew...

  • Hi-Line Boys Basketball Roundup

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    The Hi-Line may have been hit with a sizable snowstorm, but there were still plenty of gyms up and running over the weekend. On Thursday two local teams took to the hardwood for two very different results. In a very close matchup, the league leading 1B Rocky Boy Stars edged out the 2B Malta Mustangs 58-55 in overtime. The Mustangs jumped all over the Stars 17-12 in the first quarter and even held a 28-24 lead at the half. But in the third the Stars went on a 14-7 run to take a 38-35 lead heading into the fourth. The Stars...

  • Ponies take on M-Ettes tonight

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    It's a quick turnaround from this weekend's action, but the Havre High girls basketball team is ready to go. The Central A Blue Ponies will play a nonconference game tonight at 7 p.m. when they host the Class B Malta M-Ettes at the Havre High gymnasium. "We look forward to playing them," Havre High head coach Dustin Kraske said. "They are a really nice team. They always get up to play us, and our kids are going to have to match that enthusiasm." Earlier in the season the M-Ettes defeated the Ponies 62-48, so HHS knows just...

  • HHS spikers brace for Bison

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    The Havre High volleyball team has struggled with injuries all season long. Now fighting through a short week of practice littered with homecoming distractions, the possible return of a Blue Pony captain has the squad looking up. Tonight the Central A Ponies (3-1, 4-5) will host the Class AA Great Falls Bison at 6:30 p.m. at the Havre High gymnasium. And on Saturday, the Ponies will remain at home where they will take on the conference rival Butte Central Maroons at 1:30 p.m. in the Ponies' homecoming match. HHS has faced...

  • Pony runners improve in Lewistown

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    Steady improvement is key if the Havre High cross country teams want to compete this post season. And with how the Blue Pony boys and girls placed this weekend, they may be well on their way. Friday in Lewistown the Central A Ponies ran at the Lewistown Invitational. And running against the likes of Belgrade, Lewistown, Joliet, Hardin, Livingston and Butte Central, the HHS boys placed third with 104 points and the girls' landed the No. 2 spot with 69 points. "Each week we have seen growth out of our kids," Havre High head...

  • Hi-Line Football Roundup

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    This weekend in Hi-Line football, it was all about winning big or suffering a tough loss. On Friday the Northern C Chinook Sugarbeeters dominated the Simms Tigers on the road. The Beeters handed the Tigers a 46-0 conference loss, improving their conference record to 3-1 in the mean time. Simms fell to 1-4. It was a big win for the Beeters following their loss to Fort Benton the week before. And it was the legs of Ben Stroh and Tyler Molyneaux that pushed the Beeters past the Tigers on Friday. Stroh and Molyneaux scored two...

  • Pony harriers finish strong

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    The Havre High boys and girls cross country teams accomplished in the last week of the regular season. Thursday in Helena, the Central A Blue Ponies got another chance to run against some of the state's top talent, as well as compete against their entire conference and got to run on the course they will run at state. And once again, both Pony squads turned in good performances. The HHS girls placed No. 19 out of 45 teams with 139 points, and the boys placed No. 23 out 47 teams with 159 points at the Helena 7-on-7 meet....

  • HHS spikers head to Conrad

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    At full strength, a matchup against Class B Conrad would normally be a relatively easy one for the Havre High volleyball team. But missing two starting Blue Ponies, the playing field may have just been leveled. Saturday the Central A Ponies (3-2, 5-6) will face the nonconference Conrad Cowgirls in Conrad. Earlier in the season the Ponies defeated the Cowgirls 25-10, 25-17 and 25-21 in three games at the Havre High gymnasium. But this time around HHS will be without outside hitter Sammy Evans and setter Jaclyn Evans. And with...

  • Ponies brace for Browning

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    In most cases, a team plays better at home than it does on the road. But in the case of the Havre High football team, this year it's been the exact opposite. Tonight the Central A Blue Ponies will take to the road for a conference game against the 0-5 Browning Indians in Browning. And though the 1-1 in conference, and 3-2 overall Ponies have had their ups and downs this season, they have played their most consistent football on the road. This season the Ponies have earned a 21-14 win over Sidney as well as a 42-0 win over...

  • A long road, but Andrews persevered

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    Injuries are an unfortunate part of the game of football. Whether it is in high school, college or the National Football League, we have all seen a player helped off the field with a concussion, pulled muscle or even worse. Games, seasons and even careers have been ended in the blink of an eye. New technology in equipment and even rule changes are constantly being used to make the game safer. And though some athletes may go their entire career without a major injury, Montana State University-Northern junior Will Andrews has...

  • HHS runs towards the postseason

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    After an outstanding race like the one it had last weekend at home, the steadily improving Havre High cross country teams are hoping to continue a climb to the top. Today the Central A Blue Ponies will compete in the Helena Preview Meet in Helena. The Ponies can expect nearly 40 teams to attend the meet. All of the state's Class AA teamswill make their way to Helena as well as most of the Class A schools and a good chunk of the Class B and C squads from across the state. Browning, Lewistown, Livingston, Belgrade and Butte...

  • Hi-Line Football Roundup

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    Another weekend of Hi-Line football is in the books, and yet again, the wins and looses came by way of big deficits. The Northern C Chinook Sugarbeeters came close to pitching their second straight shutout on Friday. But still earning a huge win and playing in Chinook, the Beeters defeated the league leading and previously undefeated (5-0) Power-Dutton-Brady Titans 54-6. With the upset win the Beeters improved their league record to 4-1. The Titans only score came in the first quarter when Aable was able to punch in a four...

  • Maroons sweep Blue Ponies

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    There are some matches a team just wishes it could forget. Saturday at home. Saturday afternoon at the Havre High gymnasium in Havre, the Central A Blue Ponies hosted the conference rival Butte Central Maroons, a rivalry dominated by the Ponies for years. But this time around it was the Maroons sweeping the Ponies in three games by scores of 25-18, 25-19 and 25-14. With the loss the Ponies fell to 3-2 in the conference and 5-6 overall. And with the win the Maroons improved to 4-2 in the conference and 6-2 overall. The loss...

  • HHS gets Marooned

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    It wasn't a very happy homecoming for the Havre High football team. Friday night at Blue Pony Stadium, the Central A Blue Ponies hosted the conference rival Butte Central Maroons in the Ponies' homecoming matchup. But playing the roll of spoiler, the Maroons defeated the Ponies 42-13. Prior to Friday's matchup the Ponies were 1-0 in conference, but now sit at 1-1. HHS is also now 3-2 overall. "Other than what the scoreboard said I was still proud of the kids," Havre High head coach Jason Christenson said. "One thing that we...

  • Blue Ponies like to run well at home

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    For both the Havre High boys and girls cross country teams, things really couldn't have gone any better this weekend. On Saturday the Central A Blue Ponies hosted the Havre Invitational at the Montana State University-Northern campus in Havre. And in two very good performances, the HHS boys finished fifth with 95 points while the girls finished as the No. 3 team with 87 points. "Today was a great day," Havre High head coach Kyle Fisher said. "It was a great day for Blue Pony cross country. With all the kids running their...

  • Blue Ponies spike AA Bison

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    Going into Thursday night's match against the Great Falls Bison, the Havre High volleyball team was hoping to maybe push the match to four or five games. But in one of the Blue Ponies better matches of the season, they took it one step further. Thursday at the Havre High gymnasium, the Central A Ponies defeated the Class AA Bison in four games. The Ponies won game one 25-17, but the Bison answered back with a 25-16 win in game two. And in games three and four, the Ponies grabbed two more wins by scores of 25-17 and 25-21, res...

  • Havre Invitational features tough races

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    The Havre High boys and girls cross country teams have been on the road for the past month. But this weekend the Blue Ponies will host the annual Havre Invitational. Saturday at the Montana State University-Northern campus in Havre, the Central A Blue Ponies will host their invitational. The race will take place just outside of Cowan Hall. The junior high girls will start at 10 a.m. and the junior high boys will follow. And the junior varsity girls' race will start around 11 a.m. with the junior varsity boys to follow. The HH...

  • Ponies have high hopes on homecoming

    Daniel Horton, Havre Daily News sports

    Butte Central has one of the top prep football programs in the state. And with the Havre High Blue Ponies hosting the Maroons on homecoming weekend, a Blue Pony win would be huge. Tonight at Blue Pony stadium in Havre, the Central A Ponies (3-1, 1-0) will host the conference rival Maroons for Havre's homecoming matchup at 7 p.m. And after the Ponies rolled over the Lewistown Golden Eagles 42-0 in conference play a week ago, HHS is looking to go 2-0 to start their conference schedule. "Every conference game is a must win for...