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The Malta Mustangs took a huge step in helping their chances to make the post-season for the third year in a row after defeating the Wolf Point Wolves 41-0 last Friday, October 7 at Mustang Field. The team will face the Harlem Wildcats in Harlem this Friday, October 14, at 7 p.m. Harlem was dismantled 62-0 by the Glasgow Scotties last Friday. In Malta’s very decisive win over Wolf Point, Malta displayed a stout defense that racked up five interceptions and a fumble on a wet and cold night. T...
On Saturday, September 24, a former Malta standout Kirk Stiles was named to the Carroll College Hall of Fame. Stiles was a part of a Fighting Saints basketball team at Carroll that has now become legendary after their 26-6 record in the 2000-01 season, in which the team was also crowned the Frontier Conference Champions. Stiles earned First Team All-Conference honors in the 1999-2000, 2000-01 and 2001-02 seasons. "It's a pretty humbling experience for sure," Stiles told the PCN. "I think it's...
The Mavericks had a rough outing last week losing two games to Poplar and Scobey but winning a game against Brockton. The team will have another tough weekend as the team will look to challenge Malta in Malta Thursday, take on Lustre Christian in Saco on Friday and travel to Harlem to take on the Wildcats on Saturday. In the team’s win against Brockton on Friday, October 7 in Saco, the Mavs won 3-0. The scores were 25-6, 25-15 and 25-11. The team was led by Mickayla Johnson who had five k...
After losing the first set to the Harlem Ladycats on Thursday, October 6, in Harlem, the Malta M-ettes had a team discussion that would inspire the team to come back and not only win the remaining sets but completely dominate the game. The scores were 18-25, 25-7, 25-5 and 25-19. The M-ettes were led by Ella Schye who had 16 kills and six blocks. Sam Mitchell had 21 digs and Kyleigh Schipman led in aces with five and in assists with 14. “We started off a little slow in the first set,” Coach Tas...
The Malta M-ettes picked up their first win in over a week after defeating the North Country Mavericks in Whitewater on Friday. The win was long needed for an M-ette team that has struggled to win a single set. The team won 3-1 with scores of 22-25, 25-15, 25-18 and 25-21. Malta lost to Wolf Point on Saturday, October 1. In their win against North Country, the M-ettes were led by Ella Schye who had 12 of 33 team kills and three of 10 aces. Julia Meisdalen had three of six team blocks. Kyleigh...
The M-ettes ran in the Havre Invitational Cross Country Meet last Saturday, October 1. The team took sixth place with 165 points and was led by Jillian O'Brien who took 25th place individually. The overall winner of the varsity girl's three mile race that took place in front of Cowan Hall at the campus of MSU Northern in Havre on a very warm fall morning was L'Tia Lawrence of Harlem who ran the hilly course in an impressive time of 19:53. Second place went to Havre's own Kadia Miller, who ran...
The North Country Mavericks may not have been full strength against the Glasgow Scotties JV team, but the team defeated Glasgow 3-0. The scores were 25-21, 25-21 and 25-21. The team later lost a game to the Malta M-ettes in Whitewater. In their win against Glasgow JV, the Mavericks were led by Jada Sudbrack who had eight of 20 team kills. Mickayla Johnson had seven kills and had the team’s two blocks. Bailey Funk had four of 11 aces and Casity Boucher had 17 of the team’s 19 assists. “Our serve...
Malta Parks and Recreation has been extremely busy this year, starting a youth soccer league, adult softball league and other events around town and their efforts to keep the town of Malta moving will continue on Tuesday, October 18 as Parks and Rec will kick off its first season of Co-ed Volleyball. The idea was triggered by both Parks and Recreation managers Natalie Judd and Julia Tatafu. “Ever since I got to Malta, I was surprised that we didn’t have a City-league team at all,” Tatafu said....
Friends, family and a few spectators gathered together at the Dodson Fairgrounds for the final Dodson Speedway event of the season. This race was the annual benefit race with proceeds to go to Russell Jaynes in his battle with cancer. The event raised over $2500 for the day, which was limited to a one day fun race due to impending rain reports. The locals were hospitable and as always, welcomed the guest racers with a fine feed throughout the day. Silent auction items were bid on through the...
Phillips County Motor Sports hosted it's last weekend of the 2016 season at the Hi-Line Dragstrip on September 24-25. The following are drivers that were in the Winner's Circle after the conclusion in the 2016 Big Dollar Race held on Sunday, September 25. Havre's Garret Neiffer won the Box Super Pro class with a dial in time of 5.95 seconds, a reaction time of .0300, elapsed time of 5.97 at a top speed of 116.01 MPH. Glasgow's Neil Stahl was the runner-up with a dial in time of 5.26, reaction...
The Malta Mustangs will have a chance to add another win to their 1-0 conference record as the team looks to defend Mustang field against the Wolf Point Wolves on Friday, October 7, after a two game road trip. The Mustangs dropped their game last Saturday, October 1 against Bigfork as the Vikings overwhelmed Malta 49-21. Wolf Point’s first conference win was a 52-6 victory over the Poplar Indians on Friday, September 16. The Wolves also dismantled the Harlem Wildcats 40-6 on Friday, September 23...
The Dodson Whitewater Harriers tackled two tough courses this week in Hays and Havre, making a total of three meets in seven days. On Wednesday, September 28 they ran in beautiful Mission Canyon at Hays, battling a completely uphill course. For the ladies, Bella Lawless ran in 29.25 and Serena Sanguins completed the course in 44.54. For the men, Corbain Lone Bear ran a 22:16, Tyrese Messerly ran a 22:56, Trevor Walker ran a 23:23 and Jasper Doney ran a 29:59. On Saturday, October 1, the Harriers...
Autumn ushered in a wet weather pattern late last week and the relentless rains persisted as the Malta M-ette Cross Country team headed east for the annual Glasgow Scottie Invitational Cross Country Meet at Fort Peck on Saturday, Saturday 24. The M-ettes took sixth with 166 points. Teams representing 84 runners from the following schools in which varsity and JV runners ran together were: Miles City, Terry, Harlem, Glendive, Poplar, Frazer, Glasgow, Culbertson, Richey-Fusion, Sidney, Circle,...
With their 65-6 win over the Poplar Indians the Malta Mustangs have their first win streak of the 2016 season. The win put the 2-2 Mustangs at second place behind Wolf Point who is the only District 2B team to win two games in the district. Glasgow currently sits in third place with their own 2-2 record having not played a district opponent yet. Malta will travel to Bigfork this Friday to take on the 3-2 Vikings, who are coming off of a 35-20 win over 1-4 Thompson Falls last Friday. "Bigfork is...
The Malta M-ettes had a rough week as the team saw a tough Chinook team last Tuesday in Malta. The M-ettes lost 3-0 with scores of 25-16, 25-11 and 25-13. The Dickinson Invitational was a rough outing for the M-ettes as the team dropped games to Oak, Grove, Beach and Century in pool play. "It was kind of a rough tournament," M-ette Head Coach Tasha Hines said. "It kind of started with Chinook. The communication wasn't great." The team had issues with sickness and injuries throughout the week....
Nearly 300 people filed into the Milk River Pavilion in Malta on Saturday night to take part in the first Phillips County Proud Celebration which boasted free food, games for the kiddos, live music and a presentation of county families, organizations and businesses who have called this area home for over the last 100 years. "The Ranchers Stewardship Alliance is a rancher-led conservation organization and the ranching community is part Phillips County and ranching sustains a lot of our economy,"...
The Malta Mustangs overcame a large hurdle this season, defeating the Roundup Panthers 19-12 in Malta's homecoming game last Friday at Mustang Field. The win is Malta's first of the season. The team will try to start a winning streak as they travel to Poplar to take on the Indians on Friday at 7 p.m. "It was great for these guys to get their first victory and maybe give us some confidence and give us something to work for and realize that we can play with some teams," Mustangs Head Coach Nick...
Last Tuesday, Malta M-ette senior Sophia Stiles announced that she had intent to play for the University of Montana Lady Grizzlies during her collegiate freshman year. The commitment right now is in the verbal stage, but Stiles plans on signing with the team in November. Stiles has been a valuable piece of the Malta M-ettes basketball team since her freshman season in which the team has since finished as state runner-up in 2014, and the State B Champions in both the 2015 and 2016 seasons. While... Full story
Last Wednesday, Wild Sheep Foundation member Mike Kohler of Yulee, Fla., was able to cash in on a tag of a lifetime as he tagged a 300 pound, 11 year old bighorn ram off of a 20-year-old Ft. Belknap Reservation tag originally sold to Malta's Babsie Bishop. "I went to the council and asked them if I could market it," Bishop said. "My wife Toni had cancer at the time and we had some hospital bills. So they gave me the blessing to market it." The sheer size of the ram wasn't the only thing special... Full story
Libby Rush Sophomore, Malta High School Favorite hobby: I like to watch Netflix. Favorite meal after a meet: Pepperoni or Meat Lover's Pizza. Favorite subject: Culinary Arts. Define you as an animal: A unicorn. Fave dessert: Cheesecake. Favorite movie: The Notebook. Favorite TV show: The Walking Dead. Goal GPA: 4.0. One thing on a desert Island: My Tanning Lotion....
The Malta M-ettes lost a pair of games this past week, one to Wolf Point on Saturday in Malta and the other last Thursday to the Lady Scotties in Glasgow. The team will look to rebound as they travel to the Dickinson Invitational in North Dakota on Friday. The team fought hard in their loss to Glasgow but fell in three sets. The scores were 25-23, 25-16 and 25-21. “We had eighteen blocks in that game, so that was really fun for the girls,” Coach Tasha Hines said. “Our defense was just a little b...
The Malta M-ette cross country team took an afternoon bus east and ventured to Frazer for their annual mid-September Thursday meet. Glasgow won the event with 47 points, Poplar was second with 82 points and Malta took third with 142. The M-ettes previously won the Wolf Point Invitational on Thursday, September 1 with an overall score of 67 points. Richey was second with 108 points. There were 54 runners present representing 12 schools. The schools present were Harlem, Poplar, Richey/Lambert,...
Engines are roaring and the final touches are being added to what seems to be an aging group of AMX cars in preparation for the final race of the year. This race is Oct. 1 and 2 in Dodson and will be a benefit race for Russell Jaynes. Russell was diagnosed in February of 2016 with adenoid cystic carcinoma and since then has had two major surgeries, followed by six weeks of intense radiation. His surgeries were in Salt Lake City, Utah - and this cancer is so rare he was only the 17th case they have had in their hospital. Following his surgeries...
The North Country Mavericks opened the week with a win against the Lustre Christian Lady Lions last Friday in Lustre. The team won 3-0 with the scores being 25-12, 25-22 and 25-15. “One thing I noticed is that we were able to get the ball set a little better,” Coach Barry Malone said. “Our passing is improving and Casity was able to get to the pass. There were some that were a little errant but she got to some, and was able to get it to some of our big hitters who were able to knock it down.” Co...
Thursday, September 15 saw the Dodson-Whitewater Harriers tackling the ever tough Frazer Invitational meet. Three of the Harriers posted personal bests in one of the last true cross-country courses with the beautiful Missouri River in the background and including the infamous “killer hill”. “It rained down there,” Harriers Coach Bruce Warren said. “And the course was muddy but by the time the varsity kids ran it was dried up enough.” For the ladies, Bella Lawless finished in 32nd place with...
