Ronan-Eureka Volleyball Photos

Here are some photos from the Ronan-Eureka match this evening in Ronan. 

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Polson-Whitefish volleyball photos

Here are photos from the Polson-Whitefish match today in Polson. The Lady Pirates won a close 3-2 contest in their first action of the season. 

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Mission vs. Plains Football Photos

Here are some photos from Mission's 41-0 victory over Plains last night. Photos by James Boehly of the Valley Press. 

Polson vs. Belgrade Football Photos

Here are some photos from Polson's 40-0 victory over Belgrade yesterday. Photos by Dan Chestnet of the Belgrade News.

Sept. 2 Football roundup

Polson 40, Belgrade 0
Last year, the Pirates knocked off the defending state champions in their opening game of the season. This year, they dismantled a very good playoff team from last year with a 40-0 victory over Belgrade.

Talk about fast starters.

Quarterback sensation Vince DiGiallonardo, who is probably related to Chuck Norris, ran for two touchdowns and threw another as the Pirates won this non-conference matchup. Polson also got promising production from running back Paul McClurg, who scored two touchdowns.

DiGiallonardo touchdown runs came from 15 and 12 yards out from the endzone.

But the real star of this game? The Polson defense. Belgrade was held to just 78 yards offense.

On offense, the Pirates rushed for 287 yards while passing for 56. They will host Hamilton next week at 7 p.m.

Polson 40, Belgrade 0
P - 14 - 20 - 6- 0 - 40
B - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0

Scoring Summary
P - Vince DiGiallonardo 15-yard run (Justin Hoel kick)
P - Paul McClurg 3-yard run (Hoel kick)
P - McClurg 1-yard run  (kick failed)
P - Ian Laimbeer 14-yard pass from DiGiallonardo (DiGiallonardo run)
P - DiGiallonardo 12-yard run (kick failed)
P - Beau Mills 10-yard run (kick blocked)

PLAYER OF THE GAME
Vince DiGiallonardo (three touchdowns scored)

UP NEXT
Polson (1-0) plays Hamilton.


Ronan 32, Bigfork 12
So where do we start? Ronan's first Class B football game since moving down a classification? Bigfork being the defending state champions? This game had plenty of storylines but Ronan did it's best to quell any drama by jumping out to a 26-6 halftime lead and never letting go.

Marcus Hungerford ran for two touchdowns and caught a 15-yard pass from Robbie Gauthier to help power the Chiefs over the Vikings. Ronan really excelled on defense against a tough Bigfork team, as numerous trips down the field ended short of a score for the Vikings.

Jack Humphreys iced the game for the Chiefs with a 15-yard run in the fourth quarter.

Ronan 32, Bigfork 12
B - 6 - 0 - 6 - 0 - 12
R - 14 - 12 - 0 - 6 - 32

Scoring Summary
R - Marcus Hungerford 6-yard run (Robbie Gauthier to Chris Clary)
B - Chris Landon 25-yard pass from Colter Mahlum (pass failed)
R - Hungerford 15-yard pass from Gauthier (pass failed)
R - Gauthier 11-yard run (run failed)
R - Hungerford 15-yard run (run failed)
B - Cody Dopps 1-yard run (kick failed)
R - Jack Humphreys 15-yard run (run failed)

PLAYER OF THE GAME
Marcus Hungerford (Three touchdowns)

UP NEXT
Ronan (1-0) plays at Troy.


Mission 41, Plains 0
The Mission Bulldogs came out strong against Plains last night behind an 85-yard rushing performance by Austin Durglo and an 89-yard rushing performance by Dylan Evans. The Bulldogs had a 34-0 lead by halftime and cruised to the victory.

Mission 41, Plains 0
M - 14 - 20 - 7 - 0 - 41
P - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0

Lincoln 58, Arlee 14
Despite a 117-yard rushing performance by Zach Tameler, the Warriors fell to 0-2 on the season with a 58-14 loss to Lincoln. Tameler rushed for a 68-yard touchdown in the first quarter.

Superior 44, Charlo 32
Superior picked up a Western C victory over Charlo in a slugfest that featured three touchdown passes by Vikings' quarterback Tra Ludeman.

The Bobcats jumped out to a 23-6 lead in the second quarter, but Charlo was able to rally and pulled that deficit to within 23-18 at halftime. That's thanks to Ludeman's 75-yard kickoff return and his two touchdown passes to Stephen Delaney and Kolten Andrews.

Superior opened up another big lead in the third quarter but the Vikings battled back with Jacen Peterson catching a 50-yard pass from Ludeman and Delaney throwing a 40-yard pass to Ludeman in the fourth..

Charlo moved to 1-1 on the season.

Superior 44, Charlo 32
S - 9 - 14 - 14 - 7 - 44
C - 0 - 18 - 0 - 14 - 32

Scoring Summary
S - Billy Smith 2 run (Donovan Lanier kick)
S - Safety
S - Matt Campbell 6 run (Lanier kick)
C - Tra Ludeman 75 kickoff return (run failed)
S - Campbell 4-yard pass from Smith (Lanier kick)
C - Stephen Delaney 8-yard pass from Ludeman (run failed)
C - Kolten Andrews 10-yard pass from Ludeman (pass failed)
S - Kevin Ryan 1-yard run (Lanier kick)
S - Smith 2-yard run (Lanier kick)
C - Jacen Petersen 50-yard pass Ludeman (Tyler Delaney run)
S - Smith 2-yard run (Lanier kick)
C - Ludeman 40-yard pass from S. Delaney (no pat)

PLAYER OF THE GAME
Tra Ludeman (Five touchdowns)

UP NEXT
Charlo (1-1) at Lincoln.

Ronan vs. Bigfork football photos

In their first game in Class B, Ronan made a splash by defeating the defending state champion Bigfork Vikings 32-12. Here are some photos from the game...

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Canal Bank Cross Country Meet

Ronan hosted Mission, Hamilton and Frenchtown in the Canal Bank Cross Country Meet today.

Mission's Ashley Courville won the girls' race in 20.45. Maiden Ashley Grandchamp came in fifth with a time of 22.09, followed by Mission's Rose Bear Don't Walk in 22.32.

Paden Alexander finished fourth for Mission in the boys' race with a time of 17.17. Ronan's Danny Romero placed sixth for Ronan in 17.50.

Here are a few photos from the event.

Arlee vs. Lincoln Football photos

The Arlee Warriors battled a tough Lincoln team tonight, falling in the end 58-14. Here are some photos from the game. (Photos by Ali Bronsdon)

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Charlo vs. Superior Football photos

Here are some photos from Charlo's game against Superior tonight in Charlo. The Vikings played a tough game, but lost 44-32.

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Prep Football Scores for Sept. 2

Here are the scores from tonight's football games for Lake County teams.

Superior 44, Charlo 32
St. Ignatius 41, Plains 0
Ronan 32, Bigfork 12
Polson 40, Belgrade 0
Lincoln 58, Arlee 14

Polson Golf Invitational Photos

Here are photos from the Polson Golf Invitational today at the Polson Bay Golf Course.

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Polson girls golf takes third at Flatfish Invitational

The Polson Girls golf team placed as the highest Class A school at the Flatfish Invitational this Monday and Tuesday with third place. The Lady Pirates shot a combined 758 in the two-day event, behind Glacier and Helena High.

Anna DiGillonardo shot a 110 on the third day, then dropped her score to an 87 to lead her team. Several other players improved their games on the second day and the Lady Pirates surged.

The Boys golf team got an 87 and 86 from Hayden Congdon in the event to lead the Pirates.

Flatfish Invitational Results

Girls
Big Mountain Golf Club
Par 72
Yardage 5,420
Team Totals

Glacier 368-364-732, Helena High 391-356-747, Polson 389-369-758, Missoula Big Sky 418-396-814, Helena Capital 412-404-816, Flathead 437-399-836, Whitefish 433-409-842, Browning 426-468-930, Columbia Falls 496-480-976.

Polson (389-369-758) - Angie DiGiallonardo 110-87-197, Jaylin Kenny 98-95-183, Sequola Bogrow 97-100-197, Katharina Medland 99-93-192, Nicole Clairmont 95-94-189


Boys
Whitefish Lake Golf Club
South Course
Par 72
Yardage 6,284

Team Totals
Glacier 307-310-617, Whitefish 317-304-621, Missoula Sentinel 319-322-641, Missoula Hellgate 324-334-658, Hamilton 336-325-661, Helena Capital 341-326-667, Flathead 354-340-694, Missoula Big Sky 354-354-708, Helena High 360-362-722, Flathead JV 369-393-762, Stevensville 398-393-791, Whitefish JV 375-420-795, Polson 426-383-809

Polson (426-383-809) - Hayden Condon 87-86-173, Dalton Noyes 107-95-202, Ryan Thurman 123-96-219, Reno Lindesmith 111-106-217, Brian Jore 121-121-242

Polson Boys' Soccer ties against Hamilton

Polson has historically started off the fall season slow in boys' soccer, but they are already on the right foot with a 2-2 tie in Hamilton on Tuesday.

It was a tall task for the Pirates too. Hamilton had gone undefeated in the regular season last year before two losses were given to them for using ineligible players.

Trailing 2-1 in the second half after Hamilton's Daymon Halstead scored in the 56th minute, James "The Lawman" Larson scored the chest-to-volley equalizer goal for Polson in the 75th minute.

The Pirates' other goal game off a huge punt by Goalie Clay "The Falcon" Frissell, coupled with pressure by Larson, that forced Hamilton's sweeper to try and head it to the keeper. The ball went through the keeper's hands and into the goal.

Polson now has a 10-day break in between games. They'll host Park on Saturday, Sept. 10.

Polson 2, Hamilton 2
Polson - 1 - 1 – 2
Hamilton - 1 - 1 – 2

Scoring Summary
H – Dace Moerkerke (Daymon Halstead), 19:00
P – Own goal, 37:00
H – Halstead (Moerkerke), 56:00
P – James Larson, 75:00
Shots – Polson 13, Hamilton 17.
Saves – Polson 13 (Peregrine Frissell), Hamilton 7 (Niall Gallagher-Clancy).
Corner kicks – Polson 2, Hamilton 4.
Total fouls – Polson 11, Hamilton 8.
Yellow cards – none.
Red cards – none.

Polson got six saves from Sara Robinson and eight from Shannon McGinnis but fell to Hamilton 3-0 in their first game of the season. Hamilton led 2-0 at halftime and outshot the Lady Pirates 24-8.

Hamilton 3, Polson 0
Polson 0 0 – 0
Hamilton 2 1 – 3

Scoring Summary
H – Casey Shifflett, 16:00
H – Bri Huggans (Kaytlyn Menk), 38:00
H – Sami Kratofil (Shifflett), 62:00
Shots – Polson 8, Hamilton 24.
Saves – Polson 14 (Sara Robinson 6, Shannon McGinnis 8)8), Hamilton 6 (McKenzie Syne).
Corner kicks – Polson 0, Hamilton 6.
Total fouls – Polson 5, Hamilton 1.
Yellow cards – none.
Red cards – none.

Charlo-Drummond Football Photos

Here are some photos from Charlo's 14-8 victory over Drummond yesterday. Check out this week's Leader for the full story.

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Mission Volleyball Tournament Photos

Congrats to the Lady Bulldogs, who placed second at their home Mission Volleyball Tournament today. There was plenty of volleyball to be played and here are some photos from the event...

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Northwestern A Football Preview by the Daily Inter Lake

Here is an awesome preview by the Daily Inter Lake of football in the Northwestern A this year. Columbia Falls should be the favorite again while Polson is looking to come in second.

Since the conference is incredible competitive, anything can happen but DIL Sports Editor Dave Lesnick does a great job breaking down all the teams and how Frenchtown coming into the conference should make getting a playoff berth even tougher.

The Polson Pirates play their first game on the season on Sept. 2 at Belgrade.

Here's the link to the preview...

Frenchtown will make Northwestern A football a lot tougher - Daily Inter Lake

Volleyball: Charlo downs Mission

Class C Charlo defeated Class B Mission 3-2 last night in both team's opening match of the season. The Lady Vikings were led by Dawn Blevins who had five blocks, 13 assists and three aces. Deondra Brown also had 13 kills for Charlo.

Mission won the first game 19-25, but Charlo won the second 25-23. The Lady Bulldogs bounced back with a 10-25 game win, but the Lady Vikings finished things off with 25-23 and 15-9 wins.

Jenn Larsson had 16 kills for Mission, while Stephanie Lewandowski had 16 digs.

Prep volleyball: Druyvestein, Kirkeide lead Spartans to win

Prep football scores for Friday, Aug. 26

Arlee dropped their first game of the season, 51-12, but it was to Superior. Superior just moved from Class B to C, and the score certainly will open up some eyes to other teams around the conference.

Philipsburg also beat Seeley-Swan 82-20 and will play both Arlee and Charlo this year.

This is all via the Missoulian which does an awesome job with all the prep scores. More to come tomorrow.

Prep football scores for Friday, Aug. 26

Ronan Orange and Black Game 2011

Sometimes breaking down an inter-squad scrimmage would be an exercise in over-analyzing things but Ronan fans have to feel pretty good about themselves after tonight.

The first team offense looked zeroed in on offense, committing very few errors and scoring touchdowns on six of their seven possessions against the scout team. Head coach Jim Benn said that the team is still waiting for a few guys to get healthy and that causes havoc on the scout team.

Despite that, one could still be impressed with the Chiefs. With quarterback Robbie Gauthier at the helm, it took only one play from scrimmage for them to score. Gauthier, who's baseball nickname of "Big hit Bob" is going to have to be changed to "Big play Bob," after he connected with wide receiver Marcus Hungerford for an 80-yard touchdown pass.

"I like our scheme that we have now," Hungerford said. "I just like the way we do stuff."

Hungerford also caught a pass for the two-point conversion afterward.

On their next possession, the first team offense handed the ball off to Polson-transfer Jake Skelton, who ripped off an 80-yard touchdown run.

"Our backs ran the ball well," quarterback Robbie Gauthier said. "They ran hard when we needed them too."

Skelton was impressive all night, and so was running back Jack Humphreys, who racked up an impressive yards-per-carry average.

Gauthier would score on the next possession thanks to a one-yard run and after he was done with his part of the scrimmage, he had plenty of kind words to say about the Ronan offensive line.

"We're trying to be a more up-tempo offense and our line did great," Gauthier said.

Humphreys scored next for Ronan on a seven-yard run, and Skelton put the ball in the endzone on the possession after that with a 52-yard catch and run.

Ronan's only blemish was a fumble on their sixth possession of the scrimmage but they were able to erase that thanks to a six-yard Skelton touchdown run.

When the Chiefs put their first-team defense in, the result was equally impressive as the Chiefs forced a fumble on the first play by the scout team. On the next possession they forced a forth down and Robert Fau intercepted the ball. He would come up big on the third possession by the scout team, recovering a fumble forced by the defense.

The first team defense ended things by forcing another forth down before the scrimmage focused on the younger kids.

There's lots of them too, as 57 kids came out for the team this year which is the biggest number that Benn has seen.

"It was surprising to hear we had that many freshman and sophomores come out," Hungerford said.

Benn also said that the senior class was a great group of kids, and they should be the core group that comes up big for the Chiefs this year.

Next Friday, Ronan will play defending Class B state champion Bigfork in their first football game since changing classifications. It's something not lost on the team, coach Benn said that it's a well-coached hard-nosed team and Gauthier said it's a game that will allow the team to see where they are at.

"State champs," Gauthier said. "We are going to try and show them what we got and what we want to do is show everyone that we belong in Class B."

Ronan just missed the playoffs last season in Northwestern A and beat conference champion Columbia Falls in the final game of the season. Moving down to the B classification hasn't changed the focus of the team though, as Hungerford plainly stated about how much the change really matters.

"It's still football," he said.

Bearing the Griz: Preseason pressure

The Montana Grizzlies are exactly where they want to be.

Or don’t you think so?

Let me be probably the first media person ever (because lets be honest, all media
people think they’re right, every time) to admit to you that pre-season polls aren’t exactly the most accurate things in the world.

Not that the media people covering the Big Sky necessarily had to work very hard when picking a winner of the conference. How many times in the past 15 years have you thought “you know what? I don’t think the Griz have it this year” when thinking about the upcoming season?

Even in what was considered a down season, a 7-4 record that caused them to miss the playoffs, the Montana Grizzlies were still in the thick of things last year. However, Eastern Washington and Montana State stole the thunder.

And that’s just fine. The latest Sports Network preseason poll has EWU ranked
No. 1 in the country. While Eagle fans like myself are tap dancing on our lifesize mannequins of Taiwan Jones, we know what this means: every team in the nation will be gunning for the Eagles.

They’re not going to get an easy game the entire year. And they open up with the
University of Washington, who should have no problem getting pumped to play the defending FCS national champion and No. 1 team ranked in the country. I am now shuddering at the FBS shellacking the Huskies might put on the Eags.

Ask the teams in the FBS that were ranked No. 1 last season how things turned out and they probably would have been more inclined to stay under the radar until the national championship game… which is impossible without a playoff system. The FCS does have a playoff system, but EWU getting the No. 1 spot in the preseason is like painting a big red bull’s eye on their back.

(Good thing it will blend well with the red turf).

Meanwhile, the Montana State Bobcats were ranked at a lofty No. 6. While not quite up to the Eagles level, they now have some pressure heaped on them since they were ranked above the Grizzlies, who come in at No. 12.

Other than the 1984 national championship team, when has the words “clutch” and “always come up in a big spot” come to describe the Bobcats? Lets face it, all the pressure in the state will be on Montana State when they play Montana this year.

The Grizzlies are respected but they won’t be under the pressure that Eastern Washington and Montana State are under. That’s the same unfair preseason pressure that tends to break down good squads.

Eastern Washington couldn’t get on the front page of their local daily newspaper
while the FBS Washington State Cougars controlled the market and got more attention despite being more hapless than a dog without a sense of smell.

Now? The buzz is building around the program.

How will they handle that?

Montana’s been there before, and while they may be in the weird spot as preseason underdogs, something tells me that the Big Sky championship goes through Missoula this year.

Polson Volleyball Schedule 2011

(Home games are bolded)

SAT - SEPT. 3 - WHITEFISH - 1:00 P.M. (W - 3-2)
FRI/SAT - SEPT. 9/10 - TIP - OFF TRNY - ANACONDA - TBA
THUR - SEPT. 15 - @COLUMBIA FALLS - 4:15 P.M. (W - 3-0)
SAT - SEPT. 17 - FRENCHTOWN - 1:00 P.M.
TUES - SEPT. 20 - @STEVENSVILLE - 4:15 P.M.
THUR - SEPT. 22 - THOMPSON FALLS - 4:15 P.M.
SAT - SEPT. 24 - LIBBY - 1:00 P.M.
THUR - SEPT. 29 - @LOYOLA - 4:00 P.M.
SAT - OCT. 1 - @WHITEFISH - 1:00 P.M.
THUR - OCT. 6 - COLUMBIA FALLS - 4:15 P.M.
TUES - OCT. 11 - @GLACIER JV/FROSH(2X) - 4:00 P.M.
FRI/SAT - OCT. 14/15 - MISSOULA CTY INV - TBA
THUR - OCT. 20 - @DILLON - 2:00 P.M.
SAT - OCT. 22 - STEVENSVILLE - 1:00 P.M.
THUR - OCT. 27 - @FRENCHTOWN - 4:15 P.M.
SAT - OCT. 29 - @LIBBY - 1:00 P.M.

FRI-SAT - NOV. 4 - 5 - DIVISIONAL - WHITEFISH - TBA
THUR-SAT - NOV. 10 - 12 STATE - BOZEMAN - TBA

Fall Sports Practice Report: Polson Soccer

Last season, defense helped the Polson boys' soccer team streak to the conference championship. This year, it's something they're already focusing in on just three days into two-a-day practices.

"We as a defense need to tell the offense what to do," Polson head coach Jess Kittle explained during a drill on Wednesday afternoon.

Breaking down his team into 3-on-2 situations and working on passing lanes, the Pirates will hope to replicate their anaconda-esque approach when it comes to choking other teams' offenses.

"On defensive days like this, I want to keep the pressure on the boys so they'll keep the pressure on the other teams," Kittle said. "That way we can start with fundamentals and build into a team concept."

Polson has a mix of returning starters and young players that will be looking to step up, but right now their just finding their legs thanks to the ultra-intense "County Fair" conditioning workouts in the mornings.

And Wednesday just so happens to be the day that players hit a wall.

"Generally it's the third day that guys find the toughest," Kittle said. "Although after one full revolution in the fair today (meaning everyone has done every drill in the county fair), the team went on a one mile run and they rocked it. It was impressive."

Historically, Polson has started slow in the season but have picked things up once the season gets into gear.

"Last year we dropped our first three games then we stepped on it and went undefeated in conference," Kittle said.

The Pirates will have a tough first-game opponent with Hamilton on Aug. 30, a team that went undefeated in the regular season last year, but have an 11-day gap before they play another varsity match-up (Park at home on Sept. 10). Kittle said he expects plenty of improvement between the first and second games.

Polson will certain be in the cross-hairs this season after winning the conference championship last season. The bulls eye doesn't deter the Pirates though, they'll be gunning for more hardware at the end of the season.

"We know it and we're aiming for it again," Kittle said. "We want to be the two-time conference champions this season."

Polson girls take second at Anaconda Invitational

(From the Daily Inter Lake)

ANACONDA - Reed Platke shot an even-par 72 on Monday to help the Whitefish boys place second (328) at the season-opening Anaconda Invitational golf tournament.

Tyler Jessop turned in a 2-under 70 to claim medalist honors and lead Hamilton to the team title (308).

In girls play, Klaire Taylor of Whitefish shot 87 to place second and Erin Tabish of Whitefish and Anna DiGiallonardo of Polson tied for third with 88s.

Emily Buckner of Park shot 82 to claim medalist honors.

Park took the team title (358). Polson was second (380) and Whitefish third (407).

Anaconda Invitational at Old Works G.C.
Par 72

Boys

Top 10 individuals

1, Tyler Jessop, Hamilton, 70. Reed Platke, Whitefish, 72. 3, Decker Willson, Park, 73. 4, Eli Rogers, Hamilton, 75. 5 (tie), Eric Olive, Belgrade, Arthur Doorn, Whitefish, 76. 7, Tyler Ferguson, Belgrade, 77. 8, Brad Palin, Hamilton, 78. 9, Hayden Congdon, Polson, 82. 10, Brandon Cook, Park, 83.

Team

HAMILTON (308) - Tyler Jessop 70, Eli Rogers 75, Brad Palin 78, Kyle Lubke 85, Taylor Dowdy 112.

WHITEFISH (328) - Reed Platke 72, Arthur Doorn 76, Camp Kenyon 85, Kyle Barron 95, Cooper Olson 103.

BELGRADE (335) - Eric Olive 76, Tyler Ferguson 77, Dylan Jones 90, Austin Stowell 92, Zach Klonsinski 92.

ANACONDA (376) - Geoff Dierenfeldt 89, Jackson Wagner 94, Jerod Arneson 94, Jade Green 99, Jordan Noyd 119.

PARK (384) - Decker Willson 73, Brandon Coon 83, Scott Wilson 112, Preston Coon 116.

STEVENSVILLE (394) - Corbin Disney 95, Milan Plachy 99, Balke Servoss 98, James Enzler 102, Spencer Grooms 111.

FRENCHTOWN (394) - Troy Wolff 87, Derek Jones 96, Chris Delaney 104, Brad Walch 107, Jack White 117.

DILLON (396) - Tyler Love 91, Chevy Reed 101, Corey Renfree 101, Steven OÕNeil 103, Dillon Womack 105.

BUTTE CENTRAL (455) - Cole Noctor 90, Harley Davidson 100, Bryce Noctor 130, Tryston Frey 135.

POLSON (N/S) - Hayden Congdon 82, Dalton Noyes 93, Ryan Thurston 105.

JV

BOZEMAN JV (333) - Troy Curran 80, Riley Sisson 82, Cameron 85, Tyson Odden 86, Jacob Lounder 92.

BUTTE HIGH JV (397) - Levi Anderson 91, Mitch Rosa 98, Marcus Yerkich 99, Tyler Myers 109, Jeff Preston 112.

Girls

Top 10 Individuals

1, Emily Buckner, Park, 82. 2, Klaire Taylor, Whitefish, 87. 3 (tie), Erin Tabish, Whitefish, Anna Digiallanardo, Polson, 88. 5, Christal Tokash, Park, 89. 6, Michaela Amunrud, Park, 93. 7, Sarah Boyer, Park, 94. 8, Madison Blass, Frenchtown, 95. 9, Jaylin Kinney, Polson, 96. 10 (tie), Sequoia Bagrow, Polson, Kassade Lemhouse, Dillon, 97.

Team

PARK (358) - Emily Buckner 82, Christal Tokash 89, Michaela Amunrud 93, Sarah Boyer 94, Nicole Froelich 103.

POLSON (380) - Anna Digiallanardo 88, Jaylin Kinney 96, Sequoia Bagrow 97, Makala Wilson 99, Kat Medland 105.

WHITEFISH (407) - Klaire Taylor 87, Erin Tabish 88Hayley Craven 115, Simone Craft 117, Daley Powell 127.

ANACONDA (456) - Melanie Galle 107, McKenah Blume 109, Alexandra Huber 110, Ali Hogart 130.

BELGRADE - Leighton Hirsch 104, Jessie Hirsch 108.

DILLON (N/S) - Kassade Lemhouse 97, Kristen Cottom 104, Taylor Nelson 115.

HAMILTON - Mishaila Conway 100, Emily Winter 110.

FRENCHTOWN - Madison Blass 95, Darby McNally 108, Ashley Munoz 136.

JV

BUTTE HIGH JV - Shelby Urich 108, Kelcie Cassidy 124, Megan Ingersoll 127.

BOZEMAN JV - Audrey Trowbridge 96.

Polson Cross Country 2011 Schedule

FRI - SEPT. 2 - CUT BANK INV - CUT BANK - TBA
SAT - SEPT. 10 - KALISPELL INV - KALISPELL - TBA
SAT - SEPT. 17 - SPOKANE INV - SPOKANE - TBA
SAT - SEPT. 24 - MOUNTAIN WEST - MISSOULA - TBA
SAT - OCT. 1 - HAMILTON INV - HAMILTON - TBA
SAT - OCT. 8 - DILLON INV - DILLON - TBA
SAT - OCT. 15 - NW A CHAMP - POLSON - TBA
SAT - OCT. 22 - STATE - MISSOULA - TBA

Polson Golf Schedule 2011

MON - AUG. 15 - OLD WORKS - ANACONDA - 8:00 A.M. (Girls took second place)
FRI - AUG. 26 - EAST GLACIER - EAST GLACIER - TBA
MON - AUG. 29 - FLATHFISH - WHITEFISH/KALISPELL - TBA
TUES - AUG. 30 - FLATHFISH - WHITEFISH/KALISPELL - TBA
THUR - SEPT. 1 - POLSON INV - POLSON - 1:00 P.M.
TUES - SEPT. 13 - CFALLS TRI - COLUMBIA FALLS - 1:00 P.M.
TUES - SEPT. 13 - W.GLACIER JV - WEST GLACIER - 9:30
FRI - SEPT. 16 - LIBBY INV - LIBBY - 10:00 A.M.
THUR - SEPT. 22 - DIVISIONAL - POLSON - 10:00 A.M.
FRI/SAT SEPT.30/OCT 1 - STATE - HAMILTON - TBA

Polson Football Schedule 2011

(Home games are bolded)

FRI - SEPT. 2 - @BELGRADE - 7:30 P.M. (W - 40-0)
FRI - SEPT. 9 - HAMILTON - 7:00 P.M. (W - 41-0)
FRI - SEPT. 16 - ANACONDA - 7:00 P.M.
FRI - SEPT. 23 - @COLUMBIA FALLS - 7:00 P.M.
FRI - SEPT. 30 - @WHITEFISH - 7:00 P.M.
FRI - OCT. 7 - FRENCHTOWN - 7:00 P.M.
FRI - OCT. 14 - LIBBY - 7:00 P.M.
FRI - OCT. 21 - @BROWNING - 7:00 P.M.
SAT - OCT. 29 - PLAY-OFFS - TBA - TBA

Polson Boys' and Girls Soccer Roster 2011

BOYS
18 - VJ Araos - Senior - Midfielder
11 - Trevor Basler - Freshman - Midfielder
5 - Zach Calhoun - Junior - Midfielder
13 - Peregrine Frissell - Senior - Goalkeeper/Midfielder
19 - Everardo Guerrero - Senior - Midfielder
2 - Alex Helgeson - Freshman - Striker
6 - Jon Huetmaker - Junior - Defender/Striker
7 - Sam Heutmaker - Freshman - Midfielder
3 - Nick Howell - Senior - Defender/Striker
8 - Jonah Kasnitz - Freshman - Midfielder
16/1 - Spencer Kittle - Junior - Midfielder/Goalkeeper
9 - James Larson - Junior - Midfielder/Striker
12 - Riley Lemm - Senior - Midfielder/Striker
15 - Morgan Moll - Freshman - Midfielder
14 - Jonathan Murphy - Senior - Midfielder/Defender
21 - Jacob Raymond - Sophomore - Midfielder/Defender
17 - Spencer Raymond - Freshman - Midfielder/Defender
4 - Caden von Wildenradt - Senior - Defender
10 - Steven Walk - Junior - Defender/Midfielder

Varsity Coach - Jess Kittle
Asst. Coach - Mike Moll
Volunteer Coach - Chris Moore
Athletic Director - Scott Wilson
Principal - Rob Hankins

GIRLS
2 - Mariana Llaguno - Senior - Striker
3 - Annie Venters
6 - Keely Clairmont - Freshman - Wing/Defender
7 - Makenzie Wegner - Senior - Striker
8 - Olivia Hart - Sophomore - Wing/Defender
9 - Marisa Binder - Senior - Defender
10 - Linnea Madsen - Freshman - Wing/Defender
11 - Elin Persson - Junior - Defender
12 - Gracie Rehbein - Freshman -Wing/Defender
13 - Sarah Howell - Freshman - Striker/Midfielder
14 - Madeline Hewston - Senior - Striker/Midfielder
15 - Brynn Rowley - Senior - Striker/Midfielder
16 - Jamie Young - Senior - Wing/Defender
17 - Tatyonna Fisher - Sophomore - Defender
18 - Shannon McGinnis - Freshman - Defender
19 - Monica Cleveland - Sophomore - Defender/Keeper
20 - Sara Robinson - Senior - Keeper/Striker

Head Coach: Michael Hewston
 Manager: Annie Venters
 Jv Coach: Jose Franco
 Superintendent: David Whitesell
 Principal: Rob Hankins
 Asst. Principal: Brandon Thurston
 Athletic Director: Scott Wilson