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  • The Chinook Volleyball Team takes 2nd Place, Bozeman bound

    Bianca Blake|Nov 13, 2024

    The Chinook Sugarbeeters' Volleyball girls had an amazing weekend in the Divisional Tournament. The girls earned a 2nd place victory and a trip to the State Volleyball Tournament in Bozeman! The Chinook girls opened the tournament with Malta and beat them in four sets. The 'Beeters have had an amazing season thus far and have not let up on the pressure. With sets ending as follows, set one 25-12, two 25-21, three 21-25, and four with 25-19. Fairfield was next in the matchups and unfortunately...

  • The Beeter's Successful Season Comes to an End

    Bianca Blake|Nov 13, 2024

    The Chinook boys took to the field against the Flint Creek Titans. After an amazing win over the undefeated Valley Chrisitan football team, the 'Beeters came out with a ferocious start. The Titans wasted zero time gaining a lead on the 'Beeters, with a lead of 14-0 after the first half. The 'Beeter boys were locked in on pushing back the Titans. With one touchdown in the second half, the Titans ultimately secured the victory 28-6. The Chinook Sugarbeeters have had an amazing season. Exciting...

  • Lady Cats' Season Ends at the Northern B Tournament

    BCJ Sports|Nov 13, 2024

    The Harlem Lady Cats Volleyball team entered the Northern B Divisional Tournament as the number 4 team out of the 2B. With their placing, the Lady Cat's took on the number one team, and eventual Divisional Champions, the Fairfield Eagles to begin tournament play. Although they fought hard the whole match, the Lady Cats were swept in three against the Eagles. Looking to bounce back, the Lady Cats took on the Malta M-Ettes, a familiar foe, on Friday morning at 11. The Lady Cats hung close through...

  • Chinook Thumps Undefeated Valley Christian; Advances to Second Round

    Bianca Blake|Nov 6, 2024

    This week the Chinook Sugarbeeters (7-3) traveled to Missoula to face off against the Valley Christian Eagles (9-1). The 'Beeter boys have had an amazing season, and the first round was nothing short of spectacular. Amid a cold and rainy field, the 'Beeters Football team wasted no time in pulling ahead in quarter one, round one of the 2024 MHSA Football Champion Series. The Eagles came out onto the field and had a short-lived lead of 3 seven minutes into the game. After shaking off their nerves...

  • Beeters Head to Divisionals

    Bianca Blake|Nov 6, 2024

    The Chinook girls were busy this weekend playing in four matches total and qualifying for the Divisional tournament, securing 3rd place at the District Tournament. The Chinook girls swept the court in their first two matches and got swept away in their final two. The 'Beeter girls had an outstanding performance in the tournament. Brook Fetter and Sami Malsam led the team in digs. Addison Olsen had a lock on the assists, averaging about 23 assists per game. Rilee Molyneaux and Amyerah Kelly kept...

  • Lady Cats advance to Divisional Tournament

    Bianca Blake|Nov 6, 2024

    The Harlem Wildcats Volleyball team took on the District Volleyball Tournament this weekend. The Ladycats fell against Malta in their first match 3-0. In the Ladycats second match, they swept Poplar away 3-1. Rolling over into their third match, the Wildcats fell to Glasgow 3-0. Harlem advanced to the Northern B Divisional Tournament, November 7-9. The Lady Cats will take on the #1 team from 1B, Fairfield, on Thursday, November 7th at 10:00 a.m. in Shelby. Malta (3) 25 25 25 Harlem (0) 11 6 17...

  • Harlem's Walker and Chinook's Lowe Earn All State Honors at State Meet

    BCJ Sports|Oct 30, 2024

    The All-Class State Cross Country meet was held this past Saturday at UofM Golf Course in Missoula. The Harlem Boys team shined bright at the State Meet. The boys qualified as a team and earned a 6th place finish out of 27 teams. Individually, it was Ethan Walker who led the way for the Wildcats. Walker finished the course in a time of 16:14.1, earning him a fourth place finish as well as All State honors. Walker was one to watch entering the State meet, and he did not disappoint. Congrats,...

  • Wildcats Take on the Bulldogs

    Bianca Blake|Oct 30, 2024

    The Harlem Wildcats traveled to Choteau to face off against the Bulldogs. The Wildcats gave a valiant effort to hold off the Bulldogs. Ultimately, the Bulldogs were a much larger challenge than what may have been anticipated. In quarter one, the Choteau Bulldogs wasted no time in making 3 touchdowns and 2 completed one- and two-point conversions, they left quarter one with a score of 21-0. The Wildcats continued to hold back the Bulldogs as they entered the second quarter. While Wildcat defense held true, the Choteau Bulldogs scored two more...

  • Beeters Travel to Fort Benton

    Bianca Blake|Oct 30, 2024

    The Chinook Sugarbeeters were hosted by the Longhorns in Fort Benton for a rowdy and intense game of football! Although a lionhearted endeavor, the Longhorns ultimately took the victory. In quarter one, the Longhorns didn't waste time in making their first touchdown just 51 seconds into the game. After a failed conversion, the score was 6-0. The 'Beeters made their return to the 22-yard line. Shortly after returning the ball, the 'Beeters put their first touchdown and complete two-point...

  • The Ladycats host Poplar Indians

    Bianca Blake|Oct 30, 2024

    The Ladycats shared their home court with the Poplar Indians. Although the Ladycats started strong in their first set, Poplar pulled away, ending the set 25-9. With the Indians taking set one, the Ladycats were determined in their second set giving a good challenge but succumbing to a score of 25-19. The Ladycats were committed to taking set three. As both teams kept the score neck-and-neck, the Poplar Indians pulled ahead. The Indians ended the final set 25-22, sweeping all three sets....

  • Beeters Take on Bulldogs and Cowgirls

    Bianca Blake|Oct 30, 2024

    The Chinook 'Beeters' volleyball team played Choteau on Thursday and fell short, losing in five sets. Saturday, the 'Beeters beat Conrad in three sets. This secured a third seed spot in the District Tournament in Choteau next weekend! The 'Beeter girls faced off against the Choteau Bulldogs in an amazing spectacle of volleyball. Set one ended with 25-27, set two with 13-25, set three 25-18, set four with 25-20, and set five 8-15. Amyerah Kelly had 13 kills out of the team total of 48. Brook...

  • Chinook Football: all BEET, no SUGAR

    Bianca Blake|Oct 23, 2024

    This week the Chinook 'Beeters concluded their home games for their season by hosting the Simms' Tigers. Under the full moon, the 'Beeter boys wasted no time on the field. Quarter one began and Nissen wasted no time in recovering a loose ball meeting with McKenzie, who barreled to the endzone and scored the first touchdown of the game. With an incomplete pass, the conversion was no good. 6-0. Metcalf and Murnion were not letting any Tigers return any yards, while Parson Nissen secured the...

  • Lady Cats host Rocky Boy Stars

    Bianca Blake|Oct 23, 2024

    This week the Harlem LadyCats hosted the Rocky Boy MorningStars in a game of Volleyball. In what was an exciting and hasty game, the LadyCats came out on top 3-0 in the three sets played. With both teams excited to play in set number one, both teams remained neck and neck, until the LadyCats pulled away, leaving a score of 25-19. In set number two, the Harlem volleyball team kept their momentum and pulled away rapidly ending the set in 25-13. The last and final set, the LadyCats made sure to...

  • Chinook Cross Country at Harlem Invitational

    Oct 23, 2024

    Chinook Cross Country ended the regular season on a very high note with Personal Records set by almost all runners at the Harlem Wildcat Invitational. Ashlyn Ford was the first to cross the finish line with a Personal Record of 18:28, over a minute ahead of the next finisher. Due to MHSA eligibility rules, Ashlyn was only able to compete as a JV runner this season but is ranked 1st and fastest Class B female in the state, and 4th fastest female across all classes in Montana. She will not be...

  • Harlem Hosts Final Meet before State; Walker takes first

    BCJ Sports|Oct 23, 2024

    The Harlem Wildcats and Lady Cats Cross Country played host to the last regular season meet for Blaine County Athletes. Harlem finished fist as a team and freshman, Ethan Walker led the pack finishing the course in 16:33.37. Sophomore Jayvon Bigknife earned a second place finish with a time of 17:24.30. Freshman Treyton Mount was the fourth runner to cross the line, finishing with a time of 17:33.97. Sophomore Orion Cuts the Rope rounded out the top 10 with a time of 18:11.58. Sophomore Lathan...

  • Beeters come out on top during Senior Night

    Bianca Blake|Oct 16, 2024

    The 'Beeters hosted the Seeley-Swan Blackhawks on Senior Night. The Blackhawks stand at a season of 5-0. The 'Beeters hoping to change that to serve them their first loss. The first quarter started in what seemed to be a back and forth with the ball. As the 'Beeters seemed to continually push back their opposition, the Blackhawks held strong. Powell, Standiford, and Bell did their best to keep the ball moving and keep their team moving on the green. Both teams were not letting another progress....

  • Wildcats in Belt showcase indomitable spirit

    Bianca Blake|Oct 16, 2024

    This weekend Wildcats ventured into the undefeated Belt Huskies’ territory hoping to break their winning streak season. The Harlem Wildcats have not had the best season, but this doesn’t stop the players from being anything less than great. The game kicked off with the Wildcats being taken down by the Huskies in tackles. After a possession change, the Huskies made their first touchdown with a successful 1-point conversion. Kelly, Better, and Morgan were determined to continue to get back up after each take down, which made for a powerful gam...

  • Hays-Lodgepole bring the thunder to the Bears

    Bianca Blake|Oct 16, 2024

    This week the Hays-Lodgepole Thunderbirds only had one game this week and traveled to Box Elder to face off against the Lady Bears’ Volleyball team. The Thunderbirds were electrifying in their game against the Bears. With a match of leading 2-1, it was a travel well worth it. In set number one, the Bears brought all their might against the Thunderbirds. The Hays team did not back down as they kept the Bears at bay, until the Bears pulled away ending the set with a score of 25-17. In set number two ending with 25-16, the Thunderbirds secured t...

  • Harlem Lady Cats show their colors

    Bianca Blake|Oct 16, 2024

    This week the Lady Cats made the trek to play against the Glasgow Scotties. This wasn't their only road trip as they also adventured into Wolf Point Wolves territory. Thursday was spent in Glasgow for the Lady Cats Volleyball team. Both teams were found in a sea of pink, as they showcased their colors to raise awareness and support Breast Cancer Survivors. Amid this beautiful homage, neither team delayed in getting into set number one. The Lady Cats stayed neck and neck with the Scotties, but...

  • 'Beeter Volleyball "beets" the competition

    Bianca Blake|Oct 16, 2024

    This week the Sugarbeeter Volleyball team traveled to Cut Bank Thursday to play against the Wolves. Saturday, the Sugarbeeters hosted the Shelby Coyotes on Senior Night. The Sugarbeeters had a great lineup of games against the Wolves. The gym was full of high energy due to Cut Bank's Senior Night. The 'Beeters played well in all three sets, leaving the Wolves with a 3-0 victory. Set 1 ended with the Sugarbeeters shaking off their nerves and pulling away with a win of 25-21. Set 2, the 'Beeters...

  • Chinook Volleyball wins in 3 against Malta; 4-0 at Fort Benton Midseason Tournament

    Oct 9, 2024

    The Chinook Sugarbeeters were in Malta on Thursday night to take on the M-Ettes. The Sugarbeeters dominated and earned a 3-0 victory, sweeping the M-Ettes, 26-24, 25-22, 25-23. Leading the way in Kills was senior Rilee Molyneaux with 8 of the teams 26. Senior Addison Olsen led the way for the Beeters in both Aces and Assists. Olsen had 3 of the teams 11 aces, and 11 of the teams 25 assists. Junior Brooke Fetter kept balls alive in the back row leading the team with 19 of the teams 75 digs. Seniors Hannah Schoen and Gracie Skoyen each had a...

  • Harlem Cross Country In Glasgow this past weekend

    Oct 9, 2024

    The high school boys from left to right – Ethan Walker – 1st time of 16:11, Treyton Mount – 8th time of 18:43 and Jayvon Bigknife -9th time of 18:50. Overall the boys team placed first. Aaraya Mount placed 8th with the time of 22:19 and the girls team placed 4th . Ethan Walker is ranked 2nd for Class B boys....

  • Chinook Runners compete in the Scottie Invitational

    Oct 9, 2024

    The Chinook Sugarbeeters traveled to Glasgow to take part in the Scottie Invitational at Fort Peck. The event had up to 45mph wind gusts at times, but Chinook's Alexus Seymour finished first with a time of 19:59.94 and Neva Lowe was right behind her in second with a time of 20:13.64. On the boys side, Xavier Ymzon was the first Beeter to cross the finish line, finishing with a time of 21:20.64. Gus Buck was next, finishing with a time of 21:38.83...

  • Beeter Volleyball Claim 1st at the 41st Annual Chinook Tournament; Fall to Glasgow

    BCJ Sports|Sep 11, 2024

    The Sugarbeeters took on the Glassgow Scotties Thursday night. In a five set thriller it was the Scotties who took home the victory. The Beeters lost Set one in a close 21-25 battle over the Scotties. They were able to bounce back and took Set two 25-20. Set three belonged to the Scotties as they took the win, 16-25. The Beeters weren't ready call it a night and came out with a dominating 25-9 victory in Set four. Set five (first to 15 points, win by two) was a tough back and forth battle going...

  • Harlem Lady Cats go 1-2 on Weekend. Claim victory over Wolf Point; Fall to Poplar and Fairview

    Kim Faulkinberry|Sep 11, 2024

    Harlem Lady Wildcats Volleyball was up and down this weekend. We had a great win at home against Wolf Point. The girls worked hard and together to get the job done. They had fun doing it. The girls served well. Meridian Snider and Ali Doyle each had 5 aces. Our serve receive was great with very few errors. Natalie Richman led the team in kills with 12, followed by Jaden Blackcrow with 8. Ihte' Stiffarm led the team in assists. Bridget Reed led the team in blocks with 2 and Raelynne Briere led th...

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