Sports

Hardin’s Fritzler signs with RMC

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Recent graduate and Lady Bulldog standout Ivery Fritzler has signed on to play basketball at Rocky Mountain College.

Montana prep football coach resigns after post on protesters

MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) — A high school football coach in Montana resigned after suggesting in a social media post that Black Lives Matter protesters in Salt Lake City should be hanged, the Darby School District announced Friday.

Former Lodge Grass girls' bball coach moving forward

Former reading teacher and girls' varsity basketball coach at Lodge Grass High School Ca meron McCormick's contract was not renewed for the upcoming school year, but anyone who knows the young coach can attest to the fact that he is always moving forward with a positive attitude.

Hardin senior tackles all obstacles

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Hardin football player Cassady Redden has tackled a lot in his life, from speech issues to an autoimmune disorder, but he has come out victorious on the other side, recently signing his letter of intent to play football for the University of Montana-Western in Dillon.

Bulldog golfer makes collegiate dreams comes true in Great Falls

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Standout Hardin Bulldog golfer, M’Kenzie Whiteman, signed a letter of intent last week to play for the University of Providence in Great Falls.

Coaches from Hardin, Lodge Grass are honored

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Three Hardin coaches and one Lodge Grass coach receive Coach of The Year honors for winter sports from the Montana Coaches Association.

Coach Cindy Farmer was selected as the Class A Coach of the Year for girls’ basketball, Coach Andy Round Face for Class A boys’ basketball, Coach Eric Hartl for Class A boys’ swimming, and Coach Josh Stewart for Class B boys basketball.

Student-athletes should stay active and optimistic

Across the nation the coronavirus has wreaked havoc on everything. People are social distancing, casinos are closed, restaurants and bars are carry-out only.

Student-athletes should stay active and optimistic

Across the nation the coronavirus has wreaked havoc on everything. People are social distancing, casinos are closed, restaurants and bars are carry-out only.

Honor teams announced

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Twelve Big Horn County student-athletes were named to All-State teams and a total of 18 were named to All-Conference teams.

Two players were given honorable mentions.

This year Andy Roundface and Cindy Farmer, head coaches for Hardin’s boys’ and girls’ basketball programs were recognized at the Southeastern A coaches of the year.

Spring sports suspended

 

The MHSA Executive Board voted last week to suspend spring activities until further notice, they announced in an email.

The suspension includes practices, contests, meet and festivals.

The Executive Board, the statement read, will reevaluate this situation on April 13

If spring activities are resumed, the practice requirement for sports at that time will be reduced to five practices for all activities except golf, which will be two required practices.

The board added, post-season formats would be adjusted by conferences as necessary.