Here are Lake County football scores from Sept. 9...
Arlee 50, Philipsburg 28
Cut Bank 14, Mission 6
Lincoln 50, Charlo 36
Polson 41, Hamilton 0
Ronan 40, Troy 8
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Polson 41, Hamilton 0
Here are photos taken by Leader reporter Dylan Kitzan of Polson's 41-0 victory over Hamilton on Friday.
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Arlee 50, Philipsburg 28
The arcade-game like season continues for Arlee running back Zack Tameler, who ran for 236 total yards and six touchdowns in a 50-28 victory over Philipsburg on Friday for the Warrior's homecoming.
Arlee jumped out to a 14-0 lead thanks to a running TD by Tameler and a Favre-esque heave by Arlee quarterback Cody Sheridan for a 60-yard touchdown to receiver Jesse Durham.
Tameler scored on a 14-yard run to begin the second quarter, and after a Philipsburg touchdown, would score again on a 72-yard touchdown run to make it 28-8.
Granite would score two unanswered touchdowns to make it close going into halftime 28-22.
In the second half, it was all Arlee as Tameler ran for three more touchdowns en route to the victory. Zack Carver also ran for 52 yards in the contest, while Sheridan threw for 124 yards.
Arlee improved to 1-2 and will play at Noxon next week.
ARLEE 50, P-BURG 28
Arlee - 14 - 14 - 14 - 8 - 50
P-burg - 0 - 22 - 6 - 28
Scoring Summary
Arlee TD - Tameler 8 yrd run – fun failed
Arlee TD - Sheridan 60 yrd pass to Durham – run good
Arlee TD - Tameler 14 yrd run – pass good
Granite TD - Stanghill 4 yrd run – pass good
Arlee TD - Tameler 72 yrd run – pass failed
Granite TD - Stanghill 77 yrd return – pass failed
Granite TD - Metesh 15 yrd pass to Stanghill – pass good
Arlee TD - Tameler 5 yrd run – run failed
Arlee TD - Tameler 16 yrd run – run good
Arlee TD - Tameler 5 yrd run – pass good
Granite TD - Stanghill 3 yrd run – run failed
Player of the Game
Zach Tameler, 236 rushing yards and six touchdowns.
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Arlee jumped out to a 14-0 lead thanks to a running TD by Tameler and a Favre-esque heave by Arlee quarterback Cody Sheridan for a 60-yard touchdown to receiver Jesse Durham.
Tameler scored on a 14-yard run to begin the second quarter, and after a Philipsburg touchdown, would score again on a 72-yard touchdown run to make it 28-8.
Granite would score two unanswered touchdowns to make it close going into halftime 28-22.
In the second half, it was all Arlee as Tameler ran for three more touchdowns en route to the victory. Zack Carver also ran for 52 yards in the contest, while Sheridan threw for 124 yards.
Arlee improved to 1-2 and will play at Noxon next week.
ARLEE 50, P-BURG 28
Arlee - 14 - 14 - 14 - 8 - 50
P-burg - 0 - 22 - 6 - 28
Scoring Summary
Arlee TD - Tameler 8 yrd run – fun failed
Arlee TD - Sheridan 60 yrd pass to Durham – run good
Arlee TD - Tameler 14 yrd run – pass good
Granite TD - Stanghill 4 yrd run – pass good
Arlee TD - Tameler 72 yrd run – pass failed
Granite TD - Stanghill 77 yrd return – pass failed
Granite TD - Metesh 15 yrd pass to Stanghill – pass good
Arlee TD - Tameler 5 yrd run – run failed
Arlee TD - Tameler 16 yrd run – run good
Arlee TD - Tameler 5 yrd run – pass good
Granite TD - Stanghill 3 yrd run – run failed
Player of the Game
Zach Tameler, 236 rushing yards and six touchdowns.
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Friday, September 9, 2011
More Charlo VB vs. Valley Christian Photos
Here are more photos from the Charlo volleyball - Valley Christian matchup last night, taken by Lake County Leader reporter Dylan Kitzan.
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VB: Arlee sweeps Victor
Courtney Dix did it again! The star setter for the Scarlets had 10 kills and 10 assists to help lead Arlee to a 3-0 sweep over Victor last night (25-17, 25-8, 25). The Scarlets improved to 3-1 on the season.
She wasn't the only one though, as Becca Nelson had eight service aces (Arlee had 26 as a team), and Whitney Malatare had 17 digs.
Arlee def. Victor, 25-17, 25-8, 25-17
Kills - Arlee 17 (Cortney Dix 10). Blocks - Arlee 0. Digs - Arlee 35 (Whitney Malatare 17). Assists - Arlee 16 (Dix 10). Aces - Arlee 26 (Becca Nelson 8).
She wasn't the only one though, as Becca Nelson had eight service aces (Arlee had 26 as a team), and Whitney Malatare had 17 digs.
Arlee def. Victor, 25-17, 25-8, 25-17
Kills - Arlee 17 (Cortney Dix 10). Blocks - Arlee 0. Digs - Arlee 35 (Whitney Malatare 17). Assists - Arlee 16 (Dix 10). Aces - Arlee 26 (Becca Nelson 8).
Week 1 Montana AP High School Football Polls
Here are the rankings from week 1 for football according to the Associated Press poll...
Class A Poll
(Record and Points)
1. Billings Central (2) - 2-0 - 82
2. Miles City (4) - 2-0 - 74
3. Dillon (1) 2-0 - 53
T4.Butte Central 2-0 - 51
T4.Laurel (2) 2-0 51
Others receiving votes: Polson 25, Columbia Falls 12, Hardin 6, Stevensville 6.
Class B
(Record and Points)
1. Fairfield (6) - 1-0 - 76
2. Manhattan - 1-0 - 50
T3. Malta (1) - 1-0 - 46
T3. Townsend - 1-0 - 46
5. Baker - 1-0 - 40
6. Columbus - 1-0 - 33
7. Eureka - 1-0 - 24
8. Ronan (1) - 1-0 - 22
9. Jefferson - 1-0 - 18
10. Missoula Loyola - 1-0 - 14
Others receiving votes: Roundup 12, Bigfork 11, Darby 10, Red Lodge/Belfry 9, Wolf Point 6, Plentywood/Westby 5, Huntley Project 5, Whitehall/Harrison 4, St. Ignatius 3, Colstrip 3, Cut Bank 2, Glasgow 2, Thompson Falls 1, Three Forks 1.
Class C 8-Man
(Record and Points)
1. Chinook (6) - 2-0 - 77
2. Fairview (2) - 2-0 - 53
3. Twin Bridges - 1-0 - 45
4. Wibaux - 1-0 - 42
5. Drummond - 1-1 - 41
6. Absarokee - 1-0 - 31
7. Power-Dutton-Brady - 1-0 - 25
8. White Sulphur Springs - 1-0 - 18
9. Ennis - 1-0 - 16
10. Chester-Joplin-Inverness - 1-0 - 14
Others receiving votes: Lincoln 12, Centerville 12, Superior 12, Belt 11, Darby 10, Bainville-Culbertson 6, Fort Benton 5, Shields Valley 5, Park City 4, Scobey 3, Joliet 3, Victor 2.
Class A Poll
(Record and Points)
1. Billings Central (2) - 2-0 - 82
2. Miles City (4) - 2-0 - 74
3. Dillon (1) 2-0 - 53
T4.Butte Central 2-0 - 51
T4.Laurel (2) 2-0 51
Others receiving votes: Polson 25, Columbia Falls 12, Hardin 6, Stevensville 6.
Class B
(Record and Points)
1. Fairfield (6) - 1-0 - 76
2. Manhattan - 1-0 - 50
T3. Malta (1) - 1-0 - 46
T3. Townsend - 1-0 - 46
5. Baker - 1-0 - 40
6. Columbus - 1-0 - 33
7. Eureka - 1-0 - 24
8. Ronan (1) - 1-0 - 22
9. Jefferson - 1-0 - 18
10. Missoula Loyola - 1-0 - 14
Others receiving votes: Roundup 12, Bigfork 11, Darby 10, Red Lodge/Belfry 9, Wolf Point 6, Plentywood/Westby 5, Huntley Project 5, Whitehall/Harrison 4, St. Ignatius 3, Colstrip 3, Cut Bank 2, Glasgow 2, Thompson Falls 1, Three Forks 1.
Class C 8-Man
(Record and Points)
1. Chinook (6) - 2-0 - 77
2. Fairview (2) - 2-0 - 53
3. Twin Bridges - 1-0 - 45
4. Wibaux - 1-0 - 42
5. Drummond - 1-1 - 41
6. Absarokee - 1-0 - 31
7. Power-Dutton-Brady - 1-0 - 25
8. White Sulphur Springs - 1-0 - 18
9. Ennis - 1-0 - 16
10. Chester-Joplin-Inverness - 1-0 - 14
Others receiving votes: Lincoln 12, Centerville 12, Superior 12, Belt 11, Darby 10, Bainville-Culbertson 6, Fort Benton 5, Shields Valley 5, Park City 4, Scobey 3, Joliet 3, Victor 2.
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Charlo VB vs. Valley Christian
The Charlo Lady Vikings didn't miss a beat against Valley Christian, earning a three-game sweep (25-7, 25-13, 25-15) and improving to 5-0 on the season.
Kinley Pope led the Lady Vikings with 11 kills and eight blocks. Deondra Brown also had 11 kills in the matchup. Rachel Hoyt had ten kills. Dawn Blevins was again to do-all for Charlo, collecting 17 assists, serving two aces and getting two blocks. Kelsie Blevins had eight digs.
Charlo def. Valley Christian, 25-7, 25-13, 25-15
Kills - Charlo 38 (Kinley Pope 11, Deondra Brown 11).Blocks - Charlo 5 (Dawn Blevins 2, Brown 2). Digs - Charlo 32 (Pope 8, Kelsie Blevins 8). Assists - Charlo 28 (D. Blevins 17). Aces - Charlo 9 (Rachel Hoyt 2, K. Blevins 2, D. Blevins 2)
Here are photos from the game...
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Wednesday, September 7, 2011
High school football rankings
Here are the high school football rankings after Week 1 (Or Week 2 if you're in Class C), courtesy of the Montana High School Football page.
Class A rankings
1. Dillon
2. Billings Central
3. Laurel
4. Stevensville
5. Polson
6. Miles City
7. Columbia Falls
8. Butte Central
9. Libby
10. Havre
Class B rankings
1. Winner of Fairfield / Manhattan
2. Loser of Fairfield / Manhattan
3. Baker
4. Townsend
5. Missoula Loyola
6. St. Ignatius
7. Eureka
8. Malta
9. Ronan
10. Thompson Falls
11. Columbus
12. Choteau
13. Jefferson
14. Big Fork
15. Cut Bank
16 Huntley Project
17. Plentywood
18. Roundup
19. Florence
20. Deer Lodge
21. Forsyth
22. Red Lodge
23. Troy
24. Glasgow
25. Colstrip
26. Shelby
27. Wolf Point
28. Big Timber (Sweet Grass)
29. Whitehall
30. Broadus ( Powder River)
31. Joliet
32. Three Forks
33. Plains
Class C 8-man rankings
1. Superior
2. Chinook
3. Wibaux
4. Chester Joplin Iverness
5. Power Dutton Brady
6. Centerville
7. Charlo
8. Lincoln
9. Fairview
10.Twin Bridges
11. Drummond
12. White Sulfur Springs
13. Absarokee
14. Phillipsburg
15. Fort Benton
16. Sunburst
17. Culbertson-Bainville
Class A rankings
1. Dillon
2. Billings Central
3. Laurel
4. Stevensville
5. Polson
6. Miles City
7. Columbia Falls
8. Butte Central
9. Libby
10. Havre
Class B rankings
1. Winner of Fairfield / Manhattan
2. Loser of Fairfield / Manhattan
3. Baker
4. Townsend
5. Missoula Loyola
6. St. Ignatius
7. Eureka
8. Malta
9. Ronan
10. Thompson Falls
11. Columbus
12. Choteau
13. Jefferson
14. Big Fork
15. Cut Bank
16 Huntley Project
17. Plentywood
18. Roundup
19. Florence
20. Deer Lodge
21. Forsyth
22. Red Lodge
23. Troy
24. Glasgow
25. Colstrip
26. Shelby
27. Wolf Point
28. Big Timber (Sweet Grass)
29. Whitehall
30. Broadus ( Powder River)
31. Joliet
32. Three Forks
33. Plains
Class C 8-man rankings
1. Superior
2. Chinook
3. Wibaux
4. Chester Joplin Iverness
5. Power Dutton Brady
6. Centerville
7. Charlo
8. Lincoln
9. Fairview
10.Twin Bridges
11. Drummond
12. White Sulfur Springs
13. Absarokee
14. Phillipsburg
15. Fort Benton
16. Sunburst
17. Culbertson-Bainville
Volleyball: Charlo sweeps Noxon in make-up game
When Charlo got ready to host Noxon last Thursday at the CHS gym, they were missing something... the Noxon volleyball team.
A misunderstanding happened, and Noxon had thought that the game was on Friday, so both teams had to reschedule to last night in Charlo. The Lady Vikings certainly took advantage of it.
Charlo was dominate in a 3-0 (25-15, 25-13, 25-18) win and improved to 3-0 in their district and 4-0 on the season. They were led by Dawn Blevins, who's apparently the Michael Jordan of volleyball, with 12 digs, nine assists, five aces and a block. Kinley Pope also had nine kills in the matchup.
The Lady Vikings were able to overcome the tough front line of Noxon, which out-blocked Charlo 15-3, with plenty of offense. The Viks had 21 kills to Noxon's 8.
Charlo def. Noxon, 25-15, 25-13, 25-18.
Kills - Noxon 8 (Cara Stettler 3), Charlo 21 (Kinley Pope 9). Blocks - Noxon 15 (Stettler 7), Charlo 3 (Pope, Deondra Brown, Dawn Blevins). Digs - Noxon 36 (Kimmy Marich 11), Charlo 47 (Blevins 12). Assists - Noxon 6 (Shelby Clark 5), Charlo 18 (Blevins 9). Aces - Noxon 7 (Clark 3), Charlo 11 (Blevins 5).
A misunderstanding happened, and Noxon had thought that the game was on Friday, so both teams had to reschedule to last night in Charlo. The Lady Vikings certainly took advantage of it.
Charlo was dominate in a 3-0 (25-15, 25-13, 25-18) win and improved to 3-0 in their district and 4-0 on the season. They were led by Dawn Blevins, who's apparently the Michael Jordan of volleyball, with 12 digs, nine assists, five aces and a block. Kinley Pope also had nine kills in the matchup.
The Lady Vikings were able to overcome the tough front line of Noxon, which out-blocked Charlo 15-3, with plenty of offense. The Viks had 21 kills to Noxon's 8.
Charlo def. Noxon, 25-15, 25-13, 25-18.
Kills - Noxon 8 (Cara Stettler 3), Charlo 21 (Kinley Pope 9). Blocks - Noxon 15 (Stettler 7), Charlo 3 (Pope, Deondra Brown, Dawn Blevins). Digs - Noxon 36 (Kimmy Marich 11), Charlo 47 (Blevins 12). Assists - Noxon 6 (Shelby Clark 5), Charlo 18 (Blevins 9). Aces - Noxon 7 (Clark 3), Charlo 11 (Blevins 5).
Golf: Polson Girls dominate Columbia Falls Invitational
(From the Daily Interlake)
Columbia Falls senior Park Johnson took first place in his home tournament Tuesday at Meadow Lakes Golf Course.
Johnson shot an 85 on the par 72 to narrowly beat Hayden Congdon of Polson, who posted an 87 for second place at the Columbia Falls Invitational.
"The shootout between Johnson and Congdon was really fun," Columbia Falls coach Gene Marcille said. "Both of them are good golfers, and they were just neck-and-neck the entire round of golf until the end when Parker pulled ahead."
Libby won as a team with a total score of 385 compared to Polson's 401 and Columbia Fall's 420.
Louis Cielack posted a third-place 92 while teammate Quinn Sullivan shot a 94 and Morgan Wilkens totaled a 98.
On the girls' side, Polson dominated the invitational with a team total of 385 while claiming the top five finishes of the day.
Nicole Clairmont took first place after shooting a 92. Her teammates took the remaining top five positions. Makaliah Wilson shot a 96, Sequoiah Bagrow shot a 98, Anna DiGiallonardo had a 99 and Jaylin Kenney posted a 104.
"Polson girls are tough," Marcille said. "I think they have a real legitimate shot to not only make a good run at conference but I think they can even contend at state."
Columbia Falls took second place on the girls' side with a team total of 520. The best finisher for the Wildkats was Morgan Love who came in sixth with a 120.
Columbia Falls Invitational Results
GIRLS
Team Totals - Polson 385, Columbia Falls 520
Top Ten Individuals
1. Nicole Clairmont - Polson - 92
2. Makaliah Wilson - Polson - 96
3. Sequoiah Bagrow - Polson - 98
4. Anna Digiallonardo - Polson - 99
5. Jaylin Kenney - Polson - 104
6. Morgan Love - Columbia Falls - 120
7. McKenna Emmerich - Columbia Falls - 121
8. Maggie Panasuk - Columbia Falls - 136
9. Paige Bothman - Libby - 136
10. Erin Jager - Libby - 137
BOYS
Team totals - Libby 385, Polson 401, Columbia Falls 420
Top 10 individuals
1. Parker Johnson - Columbia Falls - 85
2. Hayden Congdon - Polson - 87
3. Louis Cielack - Libby - 92
4. Quinn Sullivan - Libby - 93
5. Morgan Wilkins - Libby - 98
6. Carson Whitmarsh - Libby - 102
7. Ryan Thurman - Polson - 103
8. Brian Marcille - Columbia Falls - 104
9. Dalton Noyes - Polson - 104
10. Byron Benefield - Libby - 106
Columbia Falls senior Park Johnson took first place in his home tournament Tuesday at Meadow Lakes Golf Course.
Johnson shot an 85 on the par 72 to narrowly beat Hayden Congdon of Polson, who posted an 87 for second place at the Columbia Falls Invitational.
"The shootout between Johnson and Congdon was really fun," Columbia Falls coach Gene Marcille said. "Both of them are good golfers, and they were just neck-and-neck the entire round of golf until the end when Parker pulled ahead."
Libby won as a team with a total score of 385 compared to Polson's 401 and Columbia Fall's 420.
Louis Cielack posted a third-place 92 while teammate Quinn Sullivan shot a 94 and Morgan Wilkens totaled a 98.
On the girls' side, Polson dominated the invitational with a team total of 385 while claiming the top five finishes of the day.
Nicole Clairmont took first place after shooting a 92. Her teammates took the remaining top five positions. Makaliah Wilson shot a 96, Sequoiah Bagrow shot a 98, Anna DiGiallonardo had a 99 and Jaylin Kenney posted a 104.
"Polson girls are tough," Marcille said. "I think they have a real legitimate shot to not only make a good run at conference but I think they can even contend at state."
Columbia Falls took second place on the girls' side with a team total of 520. The best finisher for the Wildkats was Morgan Love who came in sixth with a 120.
Columbia Falls Invitational Results
GIRLS
Team Totals - Polson 385, Columbia Falls 520
Top Ten Individuals
1. Nicole Clairmont - Polson - 92
2. Makaliah Wilson - Polson - 96
3. Sequoiah Bagrow - Polson - 98
4. Anna Digiallonardo - Polson - 99
5. Jaylin Kenney - Polson - 104
6. Morgan Love - Columbia Falls - 120
7. McKenna Emmerich - Columbia Falls - 121
8. Maggie Panasuk - Columbia Falls - 136
9. Paige Bothman - Libby - 136
10. Erin Jager - Libby - 137
BOYS
Team totals - Libby 385, Polson 401, Columbia Falls 420
Top 10 individuals
1. Parker Johnson - Columbia Falls - 85
2. Hayden Congdon - Polson - 87
3. Louis Cielack - Libby - 92
4. Quinn Sullivan - Libby - 93
5. Morgan Wilkins - Libby - 98
6. Carson Whitmarsh - Libby - 102
7. Ryan Thurman - Polson - 103
8. Brian Marcille - Columbia Falls - 104
9. Dalton Noyes - Polson - 104
10. Byron Benefield - Libby - 106
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Last night in Lake County Sports
Here is what happened last night (Sept. 3) in volleyball action.
Polson 3, Whitefish 2
Would you expect anything else from these two teams? Whitefish and Polson squared off in a weird scheduling quirk that had these two conference foes meeting in the first game of the season. The Lady Pirates were able to come away with a thrilling 3-2 victory on scores of 23-25, 25-21, 24-26, 25-16, 15-7.
Ashley Johnson was the big force for Polson, collecting 21 kills and 14 digs while Shay Duford operated the offense with 44 assists.
Polson defeats Whitefish 23-25, 25-21, 24-26, 25-16, 15-7
Kills - Whitefish 33 (Abby Strellnauer 11), Polson 52 (Ashley Johnson 21). Blocks - Whitefish 11 (Brooke Silliker 3, Baylee Tveidt 2), Polson 3 (Riley Kinney 2). Digs - Whitefish 93 (Bekah Weaver 23), Polson 71 (Johnson 14). Assists - Whitefish 28 (Taylor Havens 14, Marlow Schulz 14), Polson 47 (Shalaina Duford 44). Aces - Whitefish 7 (Kelsey McFadden 3), Polson 12 (Johnson 3, Heidi Rausch 3, Tina Marquardt 3).
Mission 3, Troy 2
The Lady Bulldogs tossed up 23 service aces en route to a 3-2 victory over Troy, 25-14, 25-14, 11-25, 24-26, 15-5. Jen Larsson led the Lady Bulldogs with eight kills and Ashley Courville had six service aces. Mission also got 15 digs from Sydney Allard and Loren Erickson had 13 assists.
Mission def. Troy, 25-14, 25-14, 11-25, 24-26, 15-5
Kills - Mission 30 (Jen Larsson 8), Troy 15 (Hannah Talmadge 5, Kelly Lundin 5). Blocks - Mission 2 (Larsson, Sara Nerby), Troy 6 (Michaela Curry 4). Digs - Mission 28 (Syndey Allard 15), Troy 29 (Curry 6, Lundin 6). Assists - Mission 28 (Loren Erickson 13), Troy 12 (Jordan Williams 11). Aces - Mission 23 (Ashley Courville 6), Troy 10 (Lundin 3, Williams 3).
Eureka 3, Ronan 0
Eureka downs Ronan 25-12, 25-19, 25-18 thanks to a 24-14 advantage in kills and a 36-22 advantage in digs. Courtney Clairmont led the Maidens in digs and aces.
Arlee 3, Noxon 0
With their senior setter Cortney Dix back in action, the Scarlets picked up a 3-0 victory over district rival Noxon. Dix, who sat out last week because of sickness in a loss to Superior, had 19 assists and seven kills in the victory while Becca Nelson had six service aces. Serving was a strength for Arlee, which collected 18 aces.
Arlee def. Noxon, 25-21, 25-10, 25-22
Kills - Arlee 28 (Cortney Dix 7), Noxon 8 (Cara Stettler 4). Blocks - Arlee 4 (Mahalia Hendren 2), Noxon 2 (Brooke Smithborne 2). Digs - Arlee 34 (Whitney Malatare 9). Assists - Arlee 24 (Dix 19), Noxon 10 (Shelby Clark 7). Aces - Arlee 18 (Becca Nelson 6), Noxon 7 (Stettler 3).
Charlo 3, Hot Springs 0
The Charlo Vikings improved their record to 3-0 on the season with a sweep of district rival Hot Springs, 25-22, 25-14, 25-14. Kinley Pope and Deondra Brown combined for seven kills to help power the Lady Vikings offense. Dawn Blevins had 15 assists in the match.
Charlo def. Hot Springs, 25-22, 25-14, 25-14
Kills - Charlo 20 (Kinley Pope 7, Deondra Brown 7), Hot Springs 12 (Meara Schmiedbauer 4). Blocks - Charlo 5 (Aspen Runkel 2), Hot Springs 3 (Alex Green, Laurel Schmiedbauer, Shayna Nagy). Digs - Charlo 1 (Pope), Hot Springs 36 (Shanny King 9). Assists - Charlo 20 (Dawn Blevins 15), Hot Springs 10 (L. Schmiedbauer 6). Aces - Charlo 13 (Blevins 4), Hot Springs 8 (M. Schmiedbauer 4).
Polson 3, Whitefish 2
Would you expect anything else from these two teams? Whitefish and Polson squared off in a weird scheduling quirk that had these two conference foes meeting in the first game of the season. The Lady Pirates were able to come away with a thrilling 3-2 victory on scores of 23-25, 25-21, 24-26, 25-16, 15-7.
Ashley Johnson was the big force for Polson, collecting 21 kills and 14 digs while Shay Duford operated the offense with 44 assists.
Polson defeats Whitefish 23-25, 25-21, 24-26, 25-16, 15-7
Kills - Whitefish 33 (Abby Strellnauer 11), Polson 52 (Ashley Johnson 21). Blocks - Whitefish 11 (Brooke Silliker 3, Baylee Tveidt 2), Polson 3 (Riley Kinney 2). Digs - Whitefish 93 (Bekah Weaver 23), Polson 71 (Johnson 14). Assists - Whitefish 28 (Taylor Havens 14, Marlow Schulz 14), Polson 47 (Shalaina Duford 44). Aces - Whitefish 7 (Kelsey McFadden 3), Polson 12 (Johnson 3, Heidi Rausch 3, Tina Marquardt 3).
Mission 3, Troy 2
The Lady Bulldogs tossed up 23 service aces en route to a 3-2 victory over Troy, 25-14, 25-14, 11-25, 24-26, 15-5. Jen Larsson led the Lady Bulldogs with eight kills and Ashley Courville had six service aces. Mission also got 15 digs from Sydney Allard and Loren Erickson had 13 assists.
Mission def. Troy, 25-14, 25-14, 11-25, 24-26, 15-5
Kills - Mission 30 (Jen Larsson 8), Troy 15 (Hannah Talmadge 5, Kelly Lundin 5). Blocks - Mission 2 (Larsson, Sara Nerby), Troy 6 (Michaela Curry 4). Digs - Mission 28 (Syndey Allard 15), Troy 29 (Curry 6, Lundin 6). Assists - Mission 28 (Loren Erickson 13), Troy 12 (Jordan Williams 11). Aces - Mission 23 (Ashley Courville 6), Troy 10 (Lundin 3, Williams 3).
Eureka 3, Ronan 0
Eureka downs Ronan 25-12, 25-19, 25-18 thanks to a 24-14 advantage in kills and a 36-22 advantage in digs. Courtney Clairmont led the Maidens in digs and aces.
Arlee 3, Noxon 0
With their senior setter Cortney Dix back in action, the Scarlets picked up a 3-0 victory over district rival Noxon. Dix, who sat out last week because of sickness in a loss to Superior, had 19 assists and seven kills in the victory while Becca Nelson had six service aces. Serving was a strength for Arlee, which collected 18 aces.
Arlee def. Noxon, 25-21, 25-10, 25-22
Kills - Arlee 28 (Cortney Dix 7), Noxon 8 (Cara Stettler 4). Blocks - Arlee 4 (Mahalia Hendren 2), Noxon 2 (Brooke Smithborne 2). Digs - Arlee 34 (Whitney Malatare 9). Assists - Arlee 24 (Dix 19), Noxon 10 (Shelby Clark 7). Aces - Arlee 18 (Becca Nelson 6), Noxon 7 (Stettler 3).
Charlo 3, Hot Springs 0
The Charlo Vikings improved their record to 3-0 on the season with a sweep of district rival Hot Springs, 25-22, 25-14, 25-14. Kinley Pope and Deondra Brown combined for seven kills to help power the Lady Vikings offense. Dawn Blevins had 15 assists in the match.
Charlo def. Hot Springs, 25-22, 25-14, 25-14
Kills - Charlo 20 (Kinley Pope 7, Deondra Brown 7), Hot Springs 12 (Meara Schmiedbauer 4). Blocks - Charlo 5 (Aspen Runkel 2), Hot Springs 3 (Alex Green, Laurel Schmiedbauer, Shayna Nagy). Digs - Charlo 1 (Pope), Hot Springs 36 (Shanny King 9). Assists - Charlo 20 (Dawn Blevins 15), Hot Springs 10 (L. Schmiedbauer 6). Aces - Charlo 13 (Blevins 4), Hot Springs 8 (M. Schmiedbauer 4).
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