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The Saco Panthers kicked off their season at the Glasgow invitational, though they only had three athletes competing. Alana Malmend competed for the girls. Chris Depuydt and Chandler Pippin for the boys. Malmend's 14 points were enough to put the school in tenth place. Though many fans of the Saco-Hinsdale Wildfire have seen her leaping ability, Malmend surprised many people that day, finishing first in the high jump after registering a leap of 5-0. The best part about the jump was even though...
Despite only having three athletes at their first meet of the year -- the Glasgow Invitational -- the Malta M-ettes track and field team took sixth place at the meet last Saturday. Glasgow won their home meet with 120 points. Class C's Scobey was second with 83 points. Plentywood placed third with 68 points. Marley Manoukian placed second in the 300 meter hurdles with a time of 51.66. "My 300 hurdle time was better today than it was at the first meet last year," Manoukian said. "I felt pretty go...
The Malta Mustangs track and field squad made their presence felt at the Glasgow Invitational last Saturday, March 28, finishing sixth at the meet with a total of 31 points. Garfield County’s Mustangs were a real surprise, taking first at the meet with 98 points. Glasgow was second with 92 points and Wolf Point was third with 61. Malta’s Jace Bishop finished second in the javelin throw, with a length of 144-9, which is only ten feet from his personal best(154-0), which he recorded at the Northern B Divisional in Great Falls last year. Bis...
The Malta M-ettes placed eighth in team standings at state after the State B meet in Butte, thanks to the heroic efforts of Sophia Stiles, Darby Schye and Jada Nicholson. The team scored 27.5 points in the two day event. Plains won the meet with 83, Big Fork was second with 58.5 and Manhattan was third with 38.3. Glasgow remained 2B's undisputed champ, taking fifth at the meet with a score of 34. Stiles was the only M-ette to bring home gold, but thanks to Schye and Nicholson, she was not the... Full story
Two Whitewater Penguins and a pair of Dodson Coyotes were unleashed upon Great Falls lat Friday and Saturday for the Class C State track and field meet. While neither school posted points, the teams should have plenty to be proud of, after showing such effort at the meet. Penguins Kourtney Simonson and Jeret Warren both posted personal bests in their running events. Kourtney Simonson placed seventh in the 400, but she placed, whilst breaking records. She set a new personal and school best with... Full story
The M-ettes did more than fine at the 2014 Northern B Track and Field meet in Great Falls. They not only showed up, they also placed second, thanks to seven individual athletes who placed in events. Those athletes will continue to the State B meet in Butte, this Friday. Sophia Stiles led the charge, placing first in three events and placing in the top three in two others. Darby Schye's heroics were seen in the shot put pit, as she took the divisional crown. Stiles won the 100 hurdles with a time... Full story
Saco’s Charlotte Jolley has been this year’s biggest surprise from Phillip’s county, and her season isn't done yet. Dodson, Saco and Whitewater all had athletes place at the Eastern C in the girl’s meet. Jolley placed in three events, and only lost out in the 100 meter dash by a tenth of a second. Whitewater’s Kourtney Simonson and Keira Simonson both will make the trip as well. Dodson’s Raven Bear will participate in two events. Ky. Simonson placed first in the 800 meter run, after posting a time of 2:33.6. Circle’s Ramsey Bailey posted a time... Full story
The Malta M-ettes placed second in the 2B district track meet in Glasgow last week. The team had a total of 117 points and placed eight athletes in the meet. They also will be taking both relay teams to divisionals in Great Falls this Saturday. Sophia Stiles, a freshman again led the team in scoring, and placed first in each of the five events she attempted. Stiles won the 100 meter dash with a time of 13.42. She also won the 100 meter hurdles with a time of 15.73 and the 300 meter hurdles with... Full story
COYOTES The Dodson Coyotes were at it again! The boys track team consisting of Nick Bear, Jesse Stephens and Trevor Banyai showcased their skills at the 3-C District track meet, which was hosted in Wolf Point last weekend. The team had 59 points, which gave them fourth at the meet. The boys put on a jumping clinic, each earning a spot in the high jump. Bear and Stephens tied for first place in the event after tying the school record, which is 6'0". Banyai posted a jump of 5'2" which was good eno... Full story
Dodson, Whitewater and Saco all had junior high teams present at the Whitewater Invitational last Thursday. Dodson's seventh and eighth grade squad consisting of Tyrese Messerly, David Jaynes and Stephen Ereaux put up 45 points at the meet, which was good enough for fourth place. Jaynes placed second in the shot put, with a toss of 32'6", fifth in the 100 meter dash with a time of 14.84, fourth in discus with a throw of 87'7.5", and fifth in the long jump with a leap of 13'1". Ereaux placed... Full story
Much hasn’t been heard of the Saco Panthers or their two track athletes, this year, however the team is hiding a young athlete that is quite the competitor in Class C track and field. Charlotte Jolley. Jolley, may not have the height of Hinsdale’s Bethany Lacock, but pound for pound and inch for inch, she may be even more athletic. Jolley posted 29 points at the meet, which was good enough for sixth at the meet. “It was by far her best day,” said Saco track coach Barry Malone. “I would lik... Full story
The Malta M-ettes shined in the annual Malta athletic Club Invitational meet last Tuesday, April 29. Malta was led by Freshman Sophia Stiles and Darby Schye, both of which placed first in events at the meet. Stiles edged out tough opponents on her way to five first place medals in each of the individual events she participated in. With names like Hinsdale’s Bethany Lacock and Bettie Carlon of North Star, the competition was fierce in the long and triple jump. Stiles had a monstrous triple j... Full story
What Nick Bear has done in his four year high school career in Dodson, is something that few can only dream of doing. He has placed in state cross country meets every year. The Phillips County News picked his brain about his life, accomplishments and what he looks forward to as his high school career is almost over. Bear has a medal for every year of cross country, placing tenth his freshman year, after posting a time of 17:34. He placed ninth in his sophomore year, with a time of 17:16. He... Full story
The Malta M-ettes dominated the competition, placing first as a team with 102 points at the Fergus twilight meet last Tuesday, April 22. The closest team was Fergus "Even though it was supposed to be a quadrangular (four team meet), there were 16 teams down there and we just had some great performances overall," said coach Tad Schye. The team won first place in seven of 17 events at the meet, the big winner of the meet was freshmen Sophia Stiles, who won a meet high four events. Stiles was... Full story
The Dodson Coyotes track teams are back in the hunt. Nick Bear and Jesse Stephens both tasted victory in events at the Porcupine Invitational, hosted by Nashua in Wolf Point last Saturday April 26. This was the team's first meet of the season. Raven Bear had a strong showing for the team as she single-handedly gained 40 points for Dodson, placing the school in sixth in girls team scoring. The boys placed fourth in the meet with a total of 60 points. Jesse Stephens won the javelin throw, with a... Full story
Pictures from the Dodson Junior High Track at Nashua Invite... Full story
Girls Malta scored 117 total points and was three points from tieing Havre, who won with 120 at the meet. Whitewater finished fifth with 26 points total. Malta was led by freshman standout Sophie Stiles who won three events and placed second in two other events. Stiles was in a close 100 meter race with North Star's Bettie Carlon, ultimately Stiles crossed the line as Carlon looked on. Stiles crossed the tape at 13.24 seconds, while Carlon was a mere .13th of a second behind. Stiles literally wo... Full story
The Cal Wearley Invitational went down last Wednesday, April 9, and the young Mustangs and M-ettes fared well, considering the amount of youth on the team. Sophia Stiles, a freshman, ran like she stole something at the Cal Wearley Memorial. The freshman has won three events in the first track and field meet of her young career. She led the Malta M-ettes to second place at the meet. The team had 65 points total. Havre won the meet scoring 82. The host North Star was third with 62, Stiles ran a... Full story
The Whitewater Penguins had a strong showing at the Cal Wearley Invitational in Havre last Wednesday, April 9. The ladies team placed twelfth out of 20 teams and was led by junior Kourtney Simonson. Simonson told the PCN last week that she needed to improve her first lap time, it seems like she did on her way to her first-first place finish of the year in the 800 meter run. Her time was 2:33.40 seconds, nearly 2.5 seconds faster than her first meet. She placed fourth in the 400 meter run, with...
It was a cold and windy start for the Malta M-ettes and Mustangs who were able to participate in the Glasgow Invitational last Saturday. A few team members were missing due to not having the minimum amount of practices, including freshman Sophia Stiles, Jada Nicholson and Sarah Ware. M-ettes The Malta M-ettes scored 64 points on their way to fourth place. Glasgow won the day sweeping both boys and girls team scores. The Lady Scotties scored 147 points, followed by Plentywood and Chinook who... Full story
Kourtney Simonson fared well in her 2014 debut, winning her flight of the 800 meter run and placing second overall with a time of 2:35.84 at the 2014 Glasgow Invitational last Saturday. The meet featured 13 class B and C schools. “I was really not looking forward to it, because I know how hard of a race it is to run,” said Ky. Simonson. “It was my first one of the year, but I’m glad I came out and got the time that I did. It’s a good starting point of the season.” Through she did well in the event, she knows that there is a major part of the... Full story
