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Boys CM Russell 59, Butte 40 Helena Capital 48, Great Falls High 43 Miles City 52, Laurel 44 Hamilton 83, Whitefish 46 Flathead 56, Post Falls ID 53 Poplar 55, Sidney 47 Three Forks 48, Townsend 28 Deer Lodge 49, Bigfork 47 Butte Central 57, Livingston 56 Lodge Grass 94, St. Labre 60 Arlee 84, Noxon 21 Whitehall 53, Manhattan 37 Melstone 85, Broadus 37 Baker 49, Forsyth 32 Ekalaka 58, Terry 25 Polson 47, Columbia Falls 44 Harlowton 64, Roberts 32 Fairfield 71, Shelby 53 Froid-Lake 80, Bainville 59 Plenty Coups 72, Absarokee 2...
What a difference 24 hours can make. And that was certainly the case for the Montana State University-Northern Lights. After a tough night shooting against the UM-Western Bulldogs, the Lights' fortunes quickly turned around in the second game of a two-game Armory Gymnasium homestand. And those fortunes came against one of the very best teams in the NAIA. Saturday night in the Armory, the Lights buried eight 3-pointers in the first 16 minutes, sparking them to a 99-95 victory...
Boys Wolf Point 71, Baker 49 St. Regis 66, Two Eagle 37 Lodge Grass 68, Huntley Project 61 Melstone 92, Jordan 48 Harlem 69, Glasgow 66 Polson 60, Ronan 47 Post Falls, ID 52, Glacier 48 (OT) Hays-Lodgepole 91, Turner 61 Ekalaka 51, Broadus 47 Big Fork 75, Troy 21 Billings Christian 76, Yellowstone County Homeschool 28 Hardin 76, Shepherd 26 Butte Central 45, Dillon 35 Billings West 72, Billings Senior 56 Manhattan Christian 61, Townsend 38 Scobey 61, Saco-White Water-Hinsdale 31 Missoula Loyola 85, St. Ignatius 57 Choteau...
In basketball, sometimes, the ball just doesn't go in the hole. And that was the case for the Montana State University-Northern Lights in their first Frontier Conference game of 2019. Friday night, inside the Armory Gymnasium, the ball just didn't go in enough for the Lights, including a game-tying 3-pointer as time expired in a 66-63 loss to the UM-Western Bulldogs. The final attempt was the culmination of a wild comeback in which the Lights nearly erased a 16-point deficit...
Some out-of-staters are looking for help finding their dog in Havre. A couple of days after Christmas a family from Williston, N.D., lost their family dog, Lou, in Havre while they were passing through the town. Since their bloodhound ran away, Shandra Jaquith said, she and her friends have made several Facebook posts asking for information about the dog. The posts have been shared and commented on by several people, she said, who have all been very willing to help and give...
