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Saturday's Scores The Associated Press BOYS BASKETBALL Billings West 52, Butte 41 Bozeman 70, Great Falls Russell 62 Browning 61, Lewistown (Fergus) 54 Dillon 80, Corvallis 42 Glendive 40, Sidney 25 Great Falls 68, Billings Senior 60 Helena Capital 52, Kalispell Glacier 50, OT Kalispell Flathead 67, Helena 62 Miles City 74, Hardin 70 Missoula Sentinel 51, Missoula Big Sky 46 District 1B at Shelby Loser Out Conrad 63, Rocky Boy 58 Shelby 80, Cut Bank 69 Championship Choteau...
The Box Elder Bears haven't really been pushed all season long in the District 9C, but when the girls championship game rolled around Saturday at the HHS gymnasium, they got all they could handle from the Chinook Sugarbeeters. Yet, in the end, like their previous 20 games, the Lady Bears found a way to win. Box Elder withstood a strong Chinook run in the second half and thanks to some key buckets by Tyra Gopher and Tia Russell, the Bears won their first 9C championship in...
Sometimes big games don't live up to the hype, but in the case of the District 9C boys championship, it did. Throughout the season, it was clear that the Box Elder Bears and the Chester/J-I Hawks were the top two teams in the district and Friday night at the HHS gymnasium, their talent was on full display. The two teams shot the ball at a blistering pace in the first half, combining to make 13 3-pointers and shoot 65 percent from beyond the arc. But as both teams cooled off...
The Associated Press BOYS BASKETBALL Billings Senior 67, Great Falls Russell 62, OT Billings Skyview 71, Butte 31 Dillon 68, Stevensville 38 Great Falls 73, Bozeman 72, OT Hamilton 68, Corvallis 49 Kalispell Flathead 58, Helena Capital 53 Kalispell Glacier 37, Helena 36 Sunburst 52, Heart Butte 42 District 1B at Shelby Semifinal Choteau 70, Conrad 53 Fairfield 60, Cut Bank 50 District 2B at Glasgow Semifinal Malta 85, Harlem 46 Poplar 60, Glasgow 42 District 3B at Colstrip...
The Montana State University-Northern men's and women's basketball teams had big home games with Carroll College Friday night. And, both teams finished the night with big wins. The No. 17 Skylights moved into a second-place tie in the Frontier standings by knocking off 15th-ranked Carroll 55-45 Friday night in Havre. Cydney Auzenne scored 19 points to help the Skylights beat Carroll for the first time this season, as well as sweep a pair of nationally-ranked opponents in the...
One thing has been missed in the discussions about Montana's economy that abound this time of the year: The state is at full employment. Those are the thoughts of Patrick Barkey, the director of the Bureau of Business and Economic Research at the University of Montana. He was the keynote speaker at the annual luncheon meeting of Bear Paw Development Corp. at the Boys & Girls Club of the Hi-Line Thursday. The state has shown a recovery from the recession, he said. The recovery...
Press release Hi-Line United Soccer is looking for a few good referees, The soccer club is hosting the first Havre U.S. Soccer Federation referee clinic March 12 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at facilities at Northern Montana Hospital. People who complete the clinic and receive certification as a referee will be able to work at any youth soccer game in the United States, through high school-age games. April Snyder of Hi-Line United said it’s important that people show interest, though seating is limited, if referee clinics are to con...
By Emily Mayer The winter of 1915-1916 was a brutal one. Blizzards, heavy snowfall and extreme cold temperatures affected lives and commerce throughout the area. Then, the area got a Chinook wind; those warm winds that can bring unseasonably warm temperatures, melt snow and create havoc. In 1916, Havre was still a relatively new town. It had been incorporated in 1893, only a few years after its settlement due in no small part to Jim Hill’s St. Paul-Minneapolis-Manitoba railroad, the precursor to the Great Northern. Floods w...
Laurel — People from throughout the Hi-Line are in Havre for the District 9C basketball tournament this week. The tournament is an enduring tradition in the area. It is smalltown America at its best. Older people often look back at the tournament as a highlight of their high school years. We hope everyone — players and spectators — have a good time while here. Dart — Often in the final stretches of a presidential campaign things turn nasty. The opposing sides go at each other with bitter venom. This year, candidates decided...
