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  • Punt, Pass and Kick results from the Malta Athletic Club

    Sep 24, 2014

    Malta Athletic Club Punt, Pass, and Kick results Age group: 6/7 boys TJ Siewing 95'6" Duke Williamson 78'10" Kohner Schipman 77'2" Age group: 6/7 girls Eva Yeadon 38'11" Kendall Clausen 36'11" Danika Wilke 30'3" Age group: 8/9 boys Carson Ottinger 177'1" Jonathon Siewing 170'4" Colton Mears 138'6" Age group: 8/9 girls Sydney Gibbs 95'2" Samme Gibbs 65'1" Tia Siewing 61'4 Age group: 10/11 boys Shawn Gilkerson 179'1" Rex Williamson 171'2" Connor Clausen 161'7" Age group: 10/11 girls Skylie...

  • M-ette X-Country: Malta places second at the scenic Frazer Invitational Cross Country meet

    Sep 24, 2014

    The Malta M-ettes Cross Country team traveled East to Frazer Bearcub country and took second at the Frazer Invitational last Thursday. The team was led by sophomore Sophia Stiles, who took third with a time of 21:10. "The beautiful panoramic vista that greeted us as we arrived at the Frazer Cross Country Meet was breath taking," said M-ette Cross Country coach Thea Solberg. "Looking out over the prairies and wheat fields that bordered on the east and west made their way down the hill to the...

  • Harriers X-Country: Results from Malta, Frazer and Culbertson meets

    Sep 24, 2014

    The Dodson/Whitewater Harriers fared well at the cool, windy Malta meet on Saturday, the 13th. Jeret Warren placed 16th with a time of 19.02. Jeret was the tenth Class C male athlete to cross the finish line. For the Junior Varsity ladies, Senior, Jacina Doney placed 4th with a time of 26.23. Jacina thought the wind was a killer in places and is looking forward to improving her places and times. For the Varsity ladies, Dodson's Shawnee KillEagle ran her first race of the season, placing 45th...

  • Galt breaks school passing record with five in win

    Pierre Bibbs and Mark Hebert|Sep 17, 2014

    The Malta Mustangs faced a stiff test going against Roundup's dominant run game and passed with flying colors last Friday, defeating Roundup 33-20 Their next opponents, the Shepherd Mustangs will present the team with an even tougher test this Saturday, a team that can run and pass. Malta defeated Shepherd 41-0 last season and has won each of the four contests dating back to 2006. "We beat them pretty handily last year, but they were young and have matured since last year," said Malta Head...

  • Team secures first two district wins

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Sep 17, 2014

    In any sport, it is crucial to get wins in your own division or district, not overlooking any opponent or taking them for granted. Last week the M-ettes defeated Harlem and Poplar, while dropping a game against Chinook, who isn’t a district foe. “These games were important because it helps us practice and get better for harder teams that we will meet in divisionals,” said Markelle Lett, who is the M-ette team setter and captain. They will see tougher competition this week as they take on Glasg...

  • Back to basics after dropping two

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Sep 17, 2014

    The Saco-Hinsdale Wildfire started the season off with a roar, winning their first two games. This past week was different as they saw tougher opponents Poplar and Nashua and eventually lost the matches. In Thursday’s loss to Class B’s Poplar Indians, Saco-Hinsdale lost close matches with scores of 19-25, 21-25 and 20-25. Mickayla Johnson, who had 7 of 17 team kills, led the team’s offense. Delaney Beil had 10 of 11 team assists, while Courtney Capdeville had nine of 23 team digs and both team...

  • Malta places third at The Malta Athletic Club meet

    Thea Solberg, PCN Correspondent|Sep 17, 2014

    On a blustery chilly overcast day where the mosquitoes were more numerous than imaginable, 135 runners converged on the Marian Hills Golf Course for the running of the 2014 Malta Athletic Club Invitational Cross Country Meet. With the large number of runners, the competition would prove to be fierce, especially in the boy's race. The overall winner of the high school boy's three mile race that took place at the Marian Hills Golf course near Malta was Tristen Belgarde of Rocky Boy with an...

  • Mustangs Freshmen/Sophomore football team drops 9-6 game to Poplar in OT

    Mark Hebert, Editor|Sep 17, 2014

    The Poplar Indians football team came to town on Tuesday for the home opener for the Malta Mustangs Freshman and Sophomore squad. The two teams slugged it out to a 6-6 stalemate in regulation, sending the game into overtime. Poplar stopped the Mustangs and four down in the first frame of OT and booted a 20-yard field goal on fourth down to win the contest. Poplar doesn't field a varsity football team this season so their rosters featured 11 upperclassmen (seven seniors) but the young Mustang...

  • Mustangs Football: Malta faces Roundup in Homecoming showdown

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Sep 10, 2014

    The Mustangs had a close loss to the Red Devils, (19-7) last Friday in their season opener, but the young team has gained experience, which will help them this Friday as they face the 0-1 Roundup Panthers during Malta's Homecoming game. "After playing a tough team like Huntley and going toe to toe with them for a while, our confidence was boosted and we can build off of that," said Malta Mustangs Head Coach Nick Oxarart. "They played hard the whole game and I think some of them get a little... Full story

  • Schye scores in Grizzlies' home opener

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Sep 10, 2014

    In only his second collegiate game with the University of Montana Grizzlies, former Mustang standout Tucker Schye made the Northwestern Energy Play of the Game on KRTV last Saturday. While his team was receiving a punt from the Central Washington Wildcats, his teammate John Nguyen lost control of the football, which then popped out of a Central Washington player's grasp and a gift fell right into the hands of Schye. "It just popped up into my hands," Tucker Schye told the PCN. Schye then did...

  • Wildfire Volleyball: Shows potential after winning first two games

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Sep 10, 2014

    The Saco-Hinsdale Wildfire may be younger than they were last year, but they are proving to be every bit as strong as last year's squad. The Wildfire kicked their season off to a 2-0 start after defeating Lustre Christian in three games of five (25-20, 25-14 and 25-6) in Lustre last Thursday and defeating Opheim (25-18, 25-19, 25-10) in their home opener the following day. In their home opener the team served up a total of 23 aces, 16 of which came from senior Courtney Capdeville. Capdeville... Full story

  • Harriers fly at Poplar and Wolf Point meets

    Robin Warren, PCN Correspondent|Sep 10, 2014

    The Harrier season started on August 30, at the Poplar Invite. Senior Jeret Warren was the lone runner. Jeret placed 8th with a time of 18.34. Jeret already has his eye on State in October. Although there will not be a team score in Helena this year (Class C needs 3 runners for a team), he is striving again for an all-state placing, hoping to improve on his 12th place from 2013. The Harriers then took the field at the Wolf Point Invitational on September 6. For the men, Jeret placed 7th with a t... Full story

  • M-ettes X-Country: Team took first at Wolf Point; second at Poplar meet

    Thea Solberg, PCN Correspondent|Sep 10, 2014

    The overall winner of the girl's 3 mile race that took place near the Medicine Bear Complex in Poplar was Amanda Wolfe of Glasgow with a time 20:30. Second place went to Sierra Summers of Wolf Point with a time of 20:41. Third place honors went to Malta's Sophia Stiles with a time of 21:24. The Malta Mette Cross Country team placed as follows: 1. Sophia Stiles 3rd place with a time of 21:24 2. Marley Manoukian 13th 23:46 3. Josie Lafond 14th 23:59 4. Eva Harms 19th 24:58 5. Hailey Nicholson... Full story

  • M-ettes Volleyball take third

    Sep 10, 2014

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  • Team takes second at Malta invitational

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Sep 3, 2014

    The M-ettes have shown a lot of improvement in their first action of the year and nearly won the Malta invitational for the first time in years. The M-ettes made it all the way to the championship rounds against last years Southern C champs Winnett-Grass Range. They defeated Malta in two games with the first score being 25-21 and second being 25-14. This marks the second year in a row that Grass Range has won the Malta invitational after defeating Saco-Hinsdale last year for their 2013 victory.... Full story

  • Wildfire Volleyball: Team shows talent, despite inexperience

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Sep 3, 2014

    The younger version of the Saco-Hinsdale Wildfire made their appearance at the Malta Invitational this weekend and eventually lost out in bracket play to TriCity. They did take out Poplar along the way, winning the first of two games 25-19 and 25-22, in a three game match. It was the only victory for the team that day as they lost to every other opponent they played. "Those first four games in pool play was a little scary because it was the first games for some of those kids at the high school... Full story

  • Mustangs look to add more balance on offense

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Sep 3, 2014

    The Malta Mustangs will look to rebound from last year as the 5-3 team missed the playoffs for the first time in over two decades. "Our offensive line was banged up, Reid Robinson was banged up and we had Allen Williamson out with a concussion," said first year Mustangs Head Coach Nick Oxarart. "It's hard to win with some injuries." Coach Oxarart enters his first season as head coach after being an assistant under Scott King and Tad Schye for the last nine years. The team he will lead is young a... Full story

  • Wildfire look unified in Siroky's third season

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Sep 3, 2014

    The Saco Hinsdale Wildfire has a new look this year after losing Whitney Molina, Chadaya Christiansen, Shyla Gairrett and Bethany Lacock to graduation. Those four seniors helped the team to finish 12-3 last season and would've been a challenger for the C state title, if it weren't for unexpected losses to Bainville and Scobey in last year's Eastern C Divisional tournament in Scobey. The team had a tremendously good season, going 20-1, giving them a first round bye in the divisional tournament. T... Full story

  • Harriers return three state performers to X-Country

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Sep 3, 2014

    The Dodson-Whitewater Harriers are back for their second year under their cooperative agreement, with a new coach Francine Stiffarm at the helm. Though Stiffarm has never coached and has never participated in cross country, she is the perfect candidate, telling the PCN that she has followed many of the students who have ran cross country since grade school. "It's strange because a lot of these kids I've watched since third grade are in high school," Harriers Head Coach Francine Stiffarm told... Full story

  • M-ette Volleyball returns eight seniors

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Sep 3, 2014

    The Malta M-ettes look fierce this year, with eight or their 13 varsity players beings a part of this year's senior class. Among those starters is first team all-conference athlete Darby Schye and second all conference athletes Larimie Scheffelmear and Kelsey Kuehn. The M-ettes were third in 2B volleyball, and lost out in the divisional round to Fairfield and Choteau. "Last year I had one senior and this year eight," said Coach Julia Tatafu. "We have the experience and the mental toughness that... Full story

  • Malta X-Country in mid-season form

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Sep 3, 2014

    Last year the M-ettes Cross Country team got a boost. A boost by the name of Sophia Stiles. Stiles, a freshman last year is back and 11th year Coach Thea Solberg has no doubt that Stiles can repeat or improve her seventh place standing at state. Stiles' time in the three mile run was 19.49, in a race where time mattered. The only run that is officially measured by the Montana High School Sports Association is the state run, whereas other races aren't always three miles on the dot. Though Stiles... Full story

  • Former Mustang Schye ready to take the field for Grizzlies

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Aug 27, 2014

    Former Mustang football and basketball standout Tucker Schye has put his red-shirt year at the University of Montana behind him and is excited about playing for the Griz this season. With his first game coming up on Friday at 2 p.m. against the University of Wyoming, Schye feels primed and ready to go. "I'm feeling pretty good and I'm ready to play. I'm excited to play for the Griz," Schye told the PCN. His 6'4" 220 pound frame makes him the perfect candidate to play Mike Linebacker in the... Full story

  • M-ette spikers look to defend their home turf at the Malta Invitational tourney

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Aug 27, 2014

    The Malta M-ettes volleyball team has a large squad, standing at 33 players between their varsity, junior varsity and c-squad. The team has been practicing hard and looks primed to defend their home turf at the 2014 Malta Volleyball Tournament on August 30 at 9:00 a.m. The varsity teams from all over the state will be playing at the high school, while the junior varsity and c-squads will be playing at the old gym. "This is the only tournament that I know of, where you can bring all three of... Full story

  • Messerly places first at state swim meet; Women 11-12 Relay third

    Aug 20, 2014

    On August 2 through the third the Malta swim team went to Conrad for the state meet. The team didn’t place amongst the top teams this year, however there were several swimmers that placed in the top ten of their respective divisions. “The kids swam hard. They put in a lot of effort as Malta kids do,” Malta Swim Team Coach Donnie Lynn told the PCN. “That’s one thing I have no complaints about. They swam hard and to the best of their abilities.” Coach Lynn believed that the team could’ve placed higher as a team if all of their swimmers were... Full story

  • Local Border Patrolman earns Grand Champion at State Games

    Pierre Bibbs, Sports Editor|Aug 13, 2014

    On July 19, local border patrolman and martial artist and sensei Michael Morser did something he hadn't done in 10 years. He competed. "I went down to represent Malta in the state games," said Michael Morser, a 10 year resident of Malta. Not only did he compete in the 2014 Big Sky state games in Billings, he won the honor of the tournament's adult black belt Grand Champion award after winning gold in both "Kata" and weapons, and winning silver in sparring. "I feel good about how I competed, but... Full story

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