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Golden Gloves slugger

Back in October 2015, Destiny Small joined the Billings Elite Amateur Boxing club a month after her 16th birthday as the only female on the team, taking on male opponents to develop her stance, strategy and – according to her coach – “a wicked one-two” punch. In the years since, the club has taken on four more girls.

“She moves her head a lot and doesn’t get hit a lot,” said her coach Stewart Strever, a volunteer at the boxing club, which operates as a nonprofit. “She’s pretty aggressive. She comes at those girls when she fights them.”

‘32 minutes that will last a lifetime’

Hardin’s Bulldog basketball team experienced “32 minutes that will last a lifetime,” according to Athletic Director Mike Erickson, as the boys defeated the Billings Central Rams 47-43 on Saturday in Bozeman to claim the Class A state title. Their last title was won in 1997, when they defeated the Dillon Beavers 70-62.

“Our community talks about it like it was yesterday, about the 21 years ago,” Erickson said regarding the Dillon game, “but now we have a new championship team, something that can be handed down and hopefully can continue.”

Hardin defeats Shepherd, wields improved defense for victory over Central

Before the main event Saturday at MetraPark in Billings, Hardin’s Lady Bulldog basketball team sharpened its skills Friday against the Shepherd Mustangs in a non-conference home game, where it claimed

WE’RE NO. 1

Hardin’s Bulldog basketball team is now No. 1 in Class A following a Saturday matchup at the Billings Metra where it defeated Billings Central’s Rams 75-67. Initially, within the stadium,

Big Horn County represented on RMC dean’s list

Rocky Mountain College in Billings is pleased to announce the 2018 fall semester dean’s list, which includes students from Big Horn County. Of the students, Guan-Yin Stevens of Lodge Grass

Historical Society seeks nominations for Heritage Keeper Awards

The Montana Historical Society is seeking nominations from across the state to honor the people who are the backbone of local and state history. Every community has a person, or

Eye on divisionals

The Bulldog wrestling team placed six wrestlers in the top four and took third place overall at its home invite Saturday. Eleven teams competing from around the area in gave

Hardin shuts down Laurel offense, defeating No. 2 team in Class A

Hardin’s Lady Bulldog basketball team has gained a “good win…confidencewise,” according to Head Coach Cindy Farmer, following its Friday defeat of the Laurel Locomotives, who were ranked second in the

Bulldogs struggle in victory with Laurel, hit their stride with Sidney

Hardin’s Bulldog basketball team was at it again in two back-to-back games this week with almost no time to spare. The first game, held Friday against the Laurel Locomotives, happened

Lady Bulldog swimmers place fourth, boys seventh at Missoula

The Hardin Bulldog swim teams traveled to Missoula for their invite last weekend. In taking fourth place overall, the Lady Bulldogs placed first among Class A teams and only Havre

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