Sports

Lady Indians win 1 of 3 in marathon schedule

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The Lady Indians had an unbelievably rough schedule last week, first traveling to Ethete, Wyoming on Jan. 9 to take on the Wyoming Indian School Lady Chiefs. Lodge Grass ended

Three Bulldogs place at Cowboy Classic

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The Bulldog Wrestlers travelled to Miles City to compete in the 62nd annual Cowboy Classic with a field of 28 teams.   

Upcoming Games

Jan. 16  Plenty Coups BBB/GBB all squads at Bridger, 1:30 p.m. Lodge Grass GBBV/BBBV versus Hardin, 6 p.m. Hardin GBBV/BBBV at Lodge Grass, 6 p.m. 

Lady Dawgs make quick work out of the Shepherd Mustangs

In a good showing in the Dawg Pound, fans and players alike were wearing red in solidarity of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women’s movement that hit home when Hardin High student Selena Not Afraid went missing on the afternoon of New Year’s day.  

Making the cut

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Hardin High School girls’ basketball head coach Cindy Farmer is excited for this season and expects some great things from both the varsity, junior varsity and freshman teams.

“We had over 50 girls tryout and kept 33 for the three teams – freshman, JV and Varsity,” Farmer said.

As expected, tryouts are often the most difficult part of any coach’s job, but the teams have been selected and are practicing hard and are eager for season openers.

Dressing the community

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We’ve all been there.

Old Man Winter rolls around and the time comes once again for all the formal dances where we have all been met with a million different questions.

Homecoming Dance, Twirp, Winter Formal, Senior Prom – It seems that every major school holiday is accompanied by a dance.

The night of the big dance is an almost crucial aspect in every teenager’s life that they look forward to, and what every father of every teenage girl dreads.

Many of students find themselves asking questions such as, “Who am I going to ask to the dance?”

GRIDIRON GANG

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Local boxer wins Junior Olympic gold

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leven-year-old Angellee Well Known has E worked her way up from a local fighter to a Junior Olympian, she won the girls’ 90-pound weight class at the National Junior Olympic

CHAMPS!

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Stewart first Native American in state to earn black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

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Jared Stewart is known for his musical ability, but the Bluesman has another side, a martial arts side.

Last month, Stewart became the first Native American to earn his black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, under the tutelage of Will Grundhauser, who runs the Grindhouse, a gym that specializes in Jiu Jitsu training.

“This belt belongs to my training partners,” Stewart said. “I didn’t do this on my own. They all had a party to it, every one of them.”

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