Weekend in review: Week 4 of Montana 2020 high school sports
Roundup from Week 4 of the high school sports season.
Check out the Saturday football, volleyball, soccer and cross country action from around the state.
“I definitely think it’s nice having our own parents there. They’re the ones who push us to play sports and they’re the ones here giving us the support we need. And just knowing that they’re up there just helps us internally.” – Future Montana State Bobcat Audrey Hofer
Helena High was in trouble Saturday, until senior Liz Heuiser came to the rescue with an incredibly clutch performance.
The girls battled to a 1-1 tie, and the boys’ programs followed and played to a 0-0 draw.
Photos from the Laurel Locomotives' game against the Billings Central Rams in Laurel on Saturday, Sept. 19, 2020.
The Maroons were eager to play, but the health and safety of the Butte Central student body and Corvallis' players took precedent.
Photos from the Billings Senior Broncs' game against the Great Falls Bison at Wendy's Field at Daylis Stadium in Billings on Friday, Sept. 18, 2020.
Roundup from football, volleyball, soccer, cross country and golf around Montana on Friday.
The Rams rolled in their home opener. It was Hardin's first football game of the season.
The Broncs scored all their points in the first half.
Kaden Huot tied a Helena High school record with five touchdown passes Friday night, with all of them coming in the first half.
BUTTE — The Wolfpack jumped out to an early lead and never looked back.
HAMILTON — When a linebacker sees an open lane to the quarterback, there’s usually an adrenaline rush.
The Frenchtown football team posted a dominating win at Stevensville Friday night.
Billings Central plays Hardin at Lockwood's new football stadium on Friday night.
Bison home matches against Bozeman Gallatin, Bozeman, Billings Skyview and Billings West are canceled.
Missoula Sentinel moved to 2-0 Friday with an impressive defensive performance.
The Corvallis-Butte Central football game was postponed until Saturday; A school official said wildfire smoke was not the concern.
The Great Falls Central football team will not play again until Oct. 3.
The Hawks' Stirling Marshall-Pryde and Natalie Nicholas led the way with individual victories.
Runners start the Billings Invitational Cross Country meet at Amend Park on Friday.
For the second match in a row, West won the tie-breaking fifth set.
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The Helena High girls extended their shutout streak, while the Bengal boys won the season series with a win over their own.
Check out team and individual scores from tournaments submitted for publication.
BILLINGS — The host Billings Central boys and Laurel girls were the team champions Thursday afternoon at the Billings Central Invitational gol…
Bozeman High captured the girls title at Bridger Creek Golf Course.
Smoke from wildfires has led to poor air quality in Montana and the postponement of numerous sporting events.
Wildfire smoke has caused sports cancellations and postponements across Montana
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