Sports

Lodge Grass Indians still hope for play-off berth

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The Lodge Grass Indian lost their homecoming game against the Forsyth Dogies, Despite the 16-32 defeat they left the field feeling like champions.

Indians Head Coach Jerry Harris, knows the Dogies playing style well, as he was previsouly their head coach.

“Overall, the team played good, we did lose, but as a team we’re starting to gel and play more as a unit,” Harris said. “We got some boys who haven’t had much exposure to football as a discipline. Just like any endeavor, in order to be successful, football needs to be embraced wholeheartedly, 100 percent.”

‘One meet at a time’

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This week, the Bulldog runners are preparing for the Mountain West Classic at the University of Montana golf course in Missoula.

Junior Libby Nedens said she has been in love with running since 6th grade and it shows in her performance.

She’s place in the top 15 in 77% of her regular season career meets.

Nedens place 2nd at the divisional meet her freshman year and 1st last year.

Veteran Indians volleyball coach sees most players ever

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This year’s Lodge Grass volleyball team boasts a record 32 players, said long-time coach Amy Hanson.

“When I started coaching varsity volley ball here in Lodge Grass I only had eight girls, we had only one squad, now with the numbers I have this year, I’m able to have three squads; C-squad, JV, and Varsity,” she said.

Hanson said she coaches using positive mindset techniques that go beyond just volleyball.

Hardin volleyball continue path of improvement

Coach Tiffany Lynch is proud of her Bulldog volleyball team.

“The girls are doing great,” she said. “We have a lot of season left, and we continue to get better with each game.”

Lynch was quick to recognize Alyssa Pretty Weasel, a junior hitter, who has been blocking and hitting very well. She also recognized senior Natalie Edgar, whom she referred to as the “quarterback” of the team.

“She’s just playing outstanding, making smart sets to her hitters, and can she sure serve like its nobody’s business,” she said.

Plenty Coups Warriors Cross Country Results

Plenty Coups Boys’ Varsity 5. Zane Plain Feather, junior, 18:46.85 14. Clarence Stewart, junior, 19:46.00 26. Cyrus Caufield, junior, 20:40.42 46. Victor Stewart, junior, 23:44.81 57. Tobias Melendrez, freshman, 30:02.92

Young anglers learn Tenkara fly-fishing on the Big Horn

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The Big Horn River Alliance, along with Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard, teamed up with the Crow Tribe a few years ago to introduce Crow kids to the sport of Tenkara

Pryor schools join forces to fill junior high football roster

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Junior High football in Pryor? It’s going to happen. The boys of fall had their first day of practice August 19 in the first ever co-op team between the St.

Fall sports practice start dates set for Big Horn County Schools

Hardin Public Schools All Hardin High School and Middle School athletes have to pre-register online at www.hardin.k12.mt.us before they are eligible to participate. Sports physicals must be current and dated

BULLDOG TO BUCCANEER

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Courtesy photo Shaunita Blacksmith, a 2019 graduate of Hardin High School, signed on to play volleyball for Dawson Community College in Glendive, she said she will take general studies courses

Bulldogs place in tennis divisional tournament

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The Hardin Bulldog Tennis team hit the court in Livingston for this years Divisional Tournament, placing the following ; Boys Singles; 1st Place, Jameson Noteboom