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The North Country Mavericks picked up three wins last week as the team won a game against Brockton on Tuesday, October 10, another against Harlem on Thursday, October 12 and their last game of the week against Lustre Christian on Friday, October 13. The Maverick's week started off with a win over Brockton in Hinsdale. The scores were 25-14, 25-9 and 25-11. The Mavericks were led by senior Jada Sudbrack who had eight aces and six kills. Fellow senior hitter Mickayla Johnson also had six kills....
10 MHSA Class "B" Football Championship Series Bracket... Full story
With the snow storm forcing the Harlem Wildcats to postgame a game against the Malta M-ettes that was scheduled for Thursday, October 5, the M-ettes had one game last weekend against the Wolf Point Wolves on Saturday, October 7. The M-ettes would lose the game in four sets; the scores were 25-20, 17-25, 25-27 and 23-25. "We started off with a lot of momentum," Malta Co-Coach Kalli Reintjes told the PCN. "I think in the second set we were getting a little frustrated so that momentum was hit or...
Punt, Pass & Kick Results Girls ages 6-7 1. Avi Oxarart, 58'6", 2. Maddie Tatafu, 42'10", Miracle Love, 45'. Boys ages 6-7 1. Jace Tollefson, 124'5", Trevor Knowles, 106'5", and 3. Tellen Simanton, 87'. Girls ages 8-9 1. Tailynn Wilke, 140', Emree Stuart, 92'4", and 3. Alex Oshio, 60'1". Boys ages 8-9 1. TJ Siewing, 182'10', 2. Teegan Judd, 176'2", and 3. Kazner Oxarart, 149'11". Girls ages 10-11 1. Shelbi LaBria, 140'6', 2. Eva Yeadon, 118'19" and 3. Danika Wilke, 111'17". Boys ages 10-11 1....
The Malta Mustangs football team increased their chances of making the 2017 Class B Football Championship Series by defeating the Cut Bank Wolves 43-13 last Friday, October 6, at Mustang Field. “I think we want to do a lot more than we did last year,” Malta senior defensive end Tel Jenson told the PCN, referring to their 2016 loss to Eureka in the opening round of the playoffs. “We are not really satisfied with how things ended up last year. Coach (Jim) Benn is really positive with us and talks...
The North Country Mavericks had a bittersweet weekend as they were able to defeat a Class B team but would later fall to a divisional rival. The Mavericks opened their weekend with a win over the Poplar Indians in Poplar on Friday, October 6. The scores were 27-25, 25-19 and 26-24. North Country was led by Mickayla Johnson, who had 10 kills. The team had 24 total kills. Casity Boucher had 18 of 20 assists. Jada Sudbrack had two blocks. Bailey Funk had seven aces and Sydney Zeller had five digs....
The Malta Middle School seventh and eighth grade Colt football teams hosted the Scotties football teams on Saturday morning and earned two wins; 14-0 for the seventh-grade squad and 48-0 for the eighth-grade contingent. Seventh Grade Colts The first game of the day saw the seventh-grade Colts take a 6-0 lead following a Julian Benson scamper into the end zone. The contest would be a defensive struggle and the Colts got their second points of the game via a sack in the Glasgow end zone by... Full story
What was a seemingly close football game turned into a sloppy loss for the Malta Mustangs, who are 3-2 after a 42-7 loss to the Fairfield Eagles last Friday in Fairfield. The Mustangs will look to try to regain traction against the Cut Bank Wolves this Friday, October 7, at Mustang Field at 7 p.m. The match will kick off a two game home stand for the Mustangs who will also face Harlem on October 13 in Malta. The Wolves are fresh off of a 42-6 win against the Glasgow Scotties, which happened in... Full story
The North Country Mavericks showed they were up to the challenge by downing the Malta M-ettes last Friday, September 29, in Whitewater, tying the regular season series. "It felt really good," Maverick co-captain Sydney Zeller told the PCN. "We worked together as a team and I think that's what won it." The Mavericks also went to the Plentywood Invitational on Saturday, September 30, an event that hosted North Country, Plentywood, Westby-Grenora, Scobey, Lustre and Froid-Lake. In the Mavericks'... Full story
The Malta M-ettes had a relatively short week that netted them a loss to the North Country Mavericks, but the team utilized their night off on Saturday, September 30, to bond. The team went to watch the Montana State University Northern Skylights in Havre. M-ette Co-Coach Tasha Hines shared the team's reasoning for the trip. "It has kind of turned into an annual thing," Coach Hines said. "We usually go and then eat dinner or go bowling. It's just another way for our team to bond. It seems when... Full story
The Malta M-ettes placed third as a team at the Scottie Invitational Cross Country Meet at Fort Peck on Saturday, September 30. Seventy-three runners stood at the starting line on a grassy cactus strewn field looking straight ahead toward the power houses of the Fort Peck Dam waiting for the final command that would propel them forward with the hopes of running swiftly over the 5k course. The course takes place on the paved Downstream Campground Nature Trail at Kiwanis Park, a completely flat trail that winds around the ponds and trees dressed... Full story
The final laps for the Dodson Speedway competition took place on Saturday before a crowd of less than 1,500 people. While the fans weathered the cool breeze and rain, the drivers worked together to provide an afternoon of entertainment. Under a cloudy sky the US Flag was presented and waved as the pledge to the flag was led by Kari Hould on behalf of the VFW Auxiliary and American Legion Auxiliary. New drivers to the Dodson track were David McCoy and Kyle Sweeney of Lewistown, with Sweeney...
The North Country Mavericks hosted Class B's Wolf Point Lady Wolves for Saco High School's Senior Night last Thursday, September 21, but the team bounced back with a dominant win over Brockton last Saturday, September 23 in Whitewater. All three Saco seniors were honored including Bailey Funk, Jada Sudbrack and Sydney Zeller. "The moms definitely set up something for us tonight," Zeller said in appreciation. The parents also set up a breakaway banner which read, "Mess with the (Mavericks Logo),...
The racing season is complete for the Hi-Line Dragstrip, with $12,000 Big Dollar Race coming to a conclusion last Sunday, September 24. With the conclusion of the regular season comes Track Champions who can qualify for the International Hot Rod Association (IHRA) Summit Super Series World Finals in Memphis. The 2017 World Finals will takes place from Friday, October 20 through Sunday, October 22. Havre's Garret Neiffer won the Box Class' Big Dollar Race, while Jim Hughes of Grass Range was...
The Malta Mustangs are now 3-1, currently on a two game win streak and just posted their largest margin of victory this season defeating Wolf Point 49-0, but the team will face its toughest test this Friday in Fairfield at 7 p.m. Last season, the Fairfield Eagles fell to Loyola Sacred Heart in the semi-final round of the 2016 Class B Football Championship Series and one year prior the Eagles were crowned as the 2015 State Champs. This season, the Eagles are undefeated and have not given up a...
The Malta M-ettes ran in three meets last week, which included the Frazer Invitational on Tuesday, September 19, the Havre Invitational on Saturday, September 23 and the Shelby Meet on Monday, September 25. Teams that participated at the Frazer meet were Glasgow, Malta, Poplar, R&L (Richey and Lambert) Fusion, Frazer, Circle, Harlem, Culbertson, Plentywood, Dodson, Hays-Lodge Pole, Brockton, and Wolf Point. TaChante Cole took third, running a fantastic race, putting forth a tremendous effort to ward off fourth place finisher Anna Buller of R&L...
The Malta M-ettes volleyball team is now 4-2 on the season thanks to a five set victory over the Chinook Sugarbeeters on Tuesday, September 19. The team then went to Roundup for an Invitational Tournament in which they won three-of-five games played on Saturday, September 23. In the team’s win over Chinook, the team was led by senior Ella Schye who had 21 kills and four blocks. The scores in that game was 25-14, 19-25, 19-25, 25-16 and 15-8. Janessa Malmend had a double-double consisting of 1...
The Malta M-ettes had a strong Homecoming week picking up three wins, defeating North Country and Harlem in three sets and then finishing Wolf Point in five sets. The team saw inter-county action last Tuesday, September 12, in Malta as the North Country Mavericks took to the Malta High Gymnasium. Malta defeated North Country, the scores being 25-15, 26-24 and 25-23. "I think we did great," Malta Co-Coach Kalli Reintjes said. "Had some slow moments in there and some upsets where we couldn't get...
The Malta Mustangs brought their record to 2-1 after a strong showing against the Conrad Cowboys on a slippery and rainy Homecoming night at Mustang Field last Friday, September 15. The Mustangs defeated the Cowboys 44-14 thanks in part to a strong defensive effort and a stout run game. The team was up 37-0 by halftime. "We just went out and executed our offense," Malta Mustangs Head Coach Jim Benn told the PCN. "We did the things that we needed to do. We fixed some of the issues from last...
The North Country Mavericks were able to clean up what started off as a rough week. The team lost in three sets to the Malta M-ettes last Tuesday, but then picked up two wins this weekend against the Lustre Christian Lions and Poplar Indians, making them 2-1 on the week. In their loss to Malta, the scores were 25-15, 26-24 and 25-23. North Country was led by Mickayla Johnson, who had 10 of the team’s 24 kills and four digs. Casity Boucher had 12 of the team’s 18 assists. Sydney Zeller and Bai... Full story
The Malta M-ettes volleyball season is in full swing and the team nearly came away with two wins during their first regular season games. The team sent their home opener against the Glasgow Lady Scotties into extra serves last Thursday at the Malta High School gymnasium, but ultimately the team fell 17-15 in the fifth frame, losing 3-2. Malta senior Sam Mitchell, the M-ettes' primary setter, was asked about their near-win against a tough team. "It feels amazing because when we played them in...
The Malta M-ettes Cross Country Team fared well at the Malta Athletic Club Invitational Cross Country Meet held at Marian Hills Golf Course last Saturday, September 9. The M-ettes took third place as a team and led by senior runner TaChante' Cole and freshman standout Leslie Young, who took seventh and eighth place respectively. The Dodson Coyotes were also at the meet and fared well qualifying two runners for the Class C State meet in Helena on October 21. Malta's meet had 14 boys teams and 15...
The Malta Mustangs fell to turnovers and a pretty potent passing game from the Shelby Coyotes in Shelby last Friday, September 8, as the team looks to face a Conrad Cowboys team hungry for their first win at Mustang Field on Friday, September 15. The Cowboys will come into Malta, after losing their first two games to Cut Bank (33-20) and Lincoln County (52-13). Though Conrad is without a win this season, Coach Jim Benn and the Mustangs have no intention of overlooking their opponent. "They are...
Defensive and hitting woes have struck the North Country Mavericks early in the season as the team faced tough competition this past weekend. The team dropped their game against the Scobey Lady Spartans, losing the match 3-1 last Friday, September 8 in Scobey. The team then went 1-for-15 in sets against opponents at the Froid / Lake Invitational at the Froid High School Gymnasium last Saturday, September 9. In the team's loss to Scobey, the scores were 25-14 Mavericks, 25-6 Spartans, 25-16...
The Mustang's ground attack churned-up a total of 458 yards and the Malta defense was stout in the season opener at home last Friday night, the boys in blue marching away with 41-14 victory over Roundup, giving first year Head Coach Jim Benn his first win. "It's nice, I'll take it," Coach Benn said after the win. "Roundup does a fantastic job and it's an offense after my heart. We are running very similar things and they do a nice job, but our kids did a nice job taking away what they could do...
