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FIRST TEAM 1. Bryce Grebe; Melstone, Jr; All-State 2. Dillon Gee; Broadus, Jr; All-State 3. Marcus Mader; Broadus, Jr; All-State 4. Jayson Roth; Melstone, Jr; All-State 5. Rodrigo Takano; Terry, Sr; All-State 6. Jonnes Fuessel; Melstone, Jr; All-State 7. Wyatt Gee; Broadus, Sr; All-State 8. Porter Kreider; Jordan, So; All-State SECOND TEAM 9. Tytan Hansen; Broadus, Jr 10. Caden Rhoads; Custer-Hysham, Sr 11. Gus Adams; Melstone, Sr 12. Dawson Murnion; Jordan, Sr 13. Jake...
FIRST TEAM 1. Draya Wacker; Melstone, Sr; All-State 2. Heidi LaBree; Ekalaka, Jr; All-State 3. Kayla Kombol; Melstone, Sr; All-State 4. Lindsay Lawrence; Jordan, Jr; All-State 5. Abi Krantz; Broadus, Jr; All-State 6. Koye Rindal; Melstone, Jr; All-State 7. Codi Melton; Ekalaka, Jr; All-State SECOND TEAM 8. Rylee Smith; Wibaux, So 9. Tyra O'Connor; Ekalaka, Jr 10. Lacey Lawrence; Jordan, Sr 11. Zeason Schaffer; Broadus, So 12. Brenna Murnion; Jordan, Sr 13. Annika Lunde;...
The CCHS Lady Bulldogs fell one game short of reaching the consolation game at the 2022 State Class C Girls' Basketball Tournament in Great Falls last weekend and ended their year with a 21-7 record. In their first game, CCHS had a tough matchup against eventual state champion Roy-Winifred. Facing a significant height difference, the Lady Bulldogs went down 22-0 at the end of the first quarter and eventually lost 28-55. A bright spot for CCHS was eighth grader Nasya O'Connor...
In a rare Monday challenge game to end an exciting Southern C Basketball Tournament at Miles City, the CCHS Lady Bulldogs defeated the Lady Mustangs of Jordan to secure a spot at the state tournament in Great Falls this weekend. CCHS will kick off their bid at state against the number one team from the north, Roy-Winifred, on Thursday afternoon at 3:30 p.m. The Lady Bulldogs started the divisional tournament with a win over Broadview-Lavina last Wednesday. The 'Dogs had a doub...
Each year the Knights of Columbus sponsors a free throw contest for girls and boys ages 9 through 14. The contest takes place in multiple steps. The first step is the council competition in which contestants shoot 15 free throws in a row. Depending on their age and sex, each contestant shoots with a girls or boys ball from either 12 feet or 15 feet. The next step is a district contest where the council winners compete against shooters from other councils in the immediate area. This time each shooter shoots 25 free throws in a...
The seventh seeded CCHS Bulldogs opened their District 4C tournament play last Wednesday night against the Melstone Broncs. The 'Dogs lost, 15-62. Jaden Pardee had 6 rebounds and 2 assists for Ekalaka in the loss. CCHS had 27 turnovers compared to 12 for Melstone. CCHS 5 8 10 15 Melstone 24 46 54 62 CCHS: Jaden Pardee 3 pts, 6 rbnds, 1 trn, 2 asts; Ryker Carroll 3 pts, 1 rbnd, 1 stl; Tucker Tooke 3 pts, 2 rbnds, 7 trns, 1 ast, 1 stl; J. W. Elmore 2 pts, 2 trns, 1 ast; Wyatt Me...
The Lady Bulldogs went into the District 4C tournament in second place, behind only Melstone. In their first game on Thursday, they defeated Plevna, 63-25. Three Lady Bulldogs finished the game with double-digit points, led by Tyra O'Connor with 16. Kendra Tooke had a team-high 10 rebounds. The girls shot 10 of 49 from the field (20 percent) and 5 of 15 on free throws. They had 10 turnovers; Plevna had 19. CCHS 14 32 49 63 Plevna 6 16 20 25 CCHS: Tyra O'Connor 16 pts, 4...
Bulldog seniors stand with their parents on February 11, senior night at CCHS. The boys' team battled Terry and came within one point in the fourth quarter before eventually losing, 47-57. The girls' team won by a wide margin, 80-33. From left: Kim, Kenzie and J.O. Tooke; Roddy, Zoie and Juanita Rost; Jennifer, Darin and LeRoy Schallenberger; Michelle, Turner and Mac Tooke....
Youth baseball, softball and t-ball sign-ups for Baker programs are currently underway. Programs will be starting soon for this spring season. As there is no baseball field currently in Ekalaka, all Carter County youth are invited to participate in the Baker programs. Programs are available for boys between the ages of five and 15, and for girls between the ages of 5 and 14. Baker Baseball Association sign-up forms can be found online at www.bakermtbaseball.com. For more...
The Bulldogs overcame a six-point deficit at the end of the third quarter and beat the Longhorns by two on Saturday in Ekalaka. CCHS put up 18 points in the fourth, led by Chace Loehding who had 7 in the quarter. They had 20 turnovers in the contest and shot 11 of 21 from the free throw line. Loehding and Wibaux's Trey Knight tied for a game-high 17 points. Three Bulldogs finished with double-digit points. Full stats from the game were not available at the time of printing....
CCHS JV boys played a basketball game at home versus Northern Cheyenne last Friday. Nine Bulldogs scored en route to a 79-42 victory. Blue shot 5 of 7 on free throws. Two Bulldogs, Chace Loehding and Ryker Carroll, had 19 points each to lead the way. Thirteen of Carroll's points came in the third quarter. Doug Swank, NCTS, had a game-high 30 points. Full stats from the game were not available at the time of printing. CCHS JV 30 44 67 79 NCTS JV 6 26 33 42 CCHS JV: Ryker...
The CCHS Lady Bulldogs were on a roll Saturday when they defeated Wibaux at home by a 27 point margin. The offense was hitting on all cylinders as players hit shots from all over the floor. As a team they shot 22 of 52 from the floor (52 percent) and 17 of 21 (81 percent) from the charity stripe. Blue also went 45 percent on three-pointers and had more steals (18) than turnovers (15). Wibaux, meanwhile, had 24 turnovers. Nasya O'Connor recorded a double-double with 13...
The CCHS Lady Bulldogs scored 16 points in each of the last three quarters to pull away from the Lady Mustangs for a win at Jordan last Friday night. Ekalaka got to the free throw line often, but only shot 35 percent when there (11-31). CCHS went an impressive 48 percent from the field. Kendall Kittelmann hit a pair of threes and Kendall Shepherd hit three from beyond the arc in the win. Tyra O'Connor led the way for the Lady Bulldogs with 16 points and 9 rebounds. Jordan's...
The varsity Bulldogs traveled to Jordan last Friday for a conference match-up with the Mustangs. The Bulldog offense got off to a slow start, managing only 7 points by halftime. Things changed in the second half as CCHS trimmed an 18-point halftime deficit to 6 by the end of the third. The comeback bid was too little, to late though. They eventually lost by 8. CCHS had 17 turnovers (6 more than Jordan) and Jordan was able to cash in on them, scoring 15 of their 46 points as a...
The CCHS Lady Bulldogs picked up a conference win over Custer/Hysham at home on January 20th. The girls got off to a slow start but slowly pulled away for a 16-point victory. Buckets were hard to come by for both teams but CCHS managed to get off 21 more shots than the Rebels, due in large part to the girls getting 20 steals at a team. CCHS shot 19 of 59 from the field and made only 6 of their 19 free throw attempts. Nasya O'Connor led CCHS in rebounds with 6. CCHS 6 18 30 45...
Kendra Tooke lit up the scoreboard with 24 points during the CCHS girls’ JV victory over Custer/Hysham on January 20 at home. She was one of three Lady Bulldogs to finish the game with double-digit points. CCHD hit 6 three-pointers in the game and seven players in total made their way into the scoring column as the girls cruised to a 41-point victory. CCHS JV 12 33 48 71 Custer/Hysham JV 11 15 27 30 CCHS JV: Kendra Tooke 24, Nasya O’Connor 16, Kendall Kittelmann 10, Zoie Rost 9, Corlan Laughery 5, Nicole O’Connell 5, Natal...
Last Thursday the CCHS Varsity Bulldogs battled the Custer/Hysham Rebels, but fell just short of a win, 40-47. CCHS shot 3 for 9 on free throws; the Rebels went 17 for 26. Jaden Pardee nearly had a double-double, leading Blue with 17 points and 8 rebounds. He also had 6 turnovers. As a team, the 'Dogs had 18 turnovers, compared to 14 for the Rebels. CCHS 4 14 32 40 Custer/Hysham 10 18 30 47 CCHS: Jaden Pardee 17 pts, 8 rbnds, 6 trns, 2 asts, 2 stls; Ethan Frye 14 pts, 4...
Young fans have been showing Bulldog spirit and leading the crowd in cheers at recent CCHS basketball home games....
The CCHS JV boys basketball team defeated Custer/Hysham’s JV 16-14 last Thursday. Chace Loehding had six points and 2 steals to lead the way for the Bulldogs. CCHS JV 2 4 8 16 Custer/Hysham JV 2 2 11 14 CCHS JV: Chace Loehding 6 pts, 3 trns, 2 stls; Kaleb Frye 4 pts, 2 rbnds, 1 trn; Wyatt Melton 4 pts, 3 rbnds, 1 ast; Ethan Frye 2 pts, 4 rbnds, 1 stl; Brayden Bucholz 5 rbnds, 2 trns, 1 ast; Cole Rost 1 rbnd; Jace Pardee 1 rbnd; Owen Poppema 1 trn. Custer/Hysham JV: Layne Dunan 9 pts, Tucker Keith 5 pts. The JV Bulldogs p...
The Lady Bulldogs outscored the Lady Cougars in every quarter to come away with a twenty-six point victory on Saturday in Plevna. Eight of the 9 players suited up for the Bulldogs scored in the contest, led by Heidi LaBree with 21 points. Chloe Tudor had 18 points for Plevna in the loss. LaBree also led Blue in rebounds with 12 and assists with 8. Fouling was at a minimum throughout the contest. CCHS shot only six free throws, Plevna attempted 8. The Lady Bulldogs also won the...
On Saturday in Plevna, The CCHS Bulldogs picked up a conference win over the Plevan Cougars. Sophomore post Ryker Carroll made his presence felt inside by hauling in his fair share of rebounds while leading the Bulldogs in scoring with 16 points. 10 players scored for CCHS. Plevan, meanwhile, was led by Tate Poppe with 18 points, nine pf which came from behind the arc. CCHS outscored Plevna in each of the first three quarters and eventually went on to win by 24 points. Two...
The varsity CCHS Bulldogs went 0-2 on conference games over the weekend and lost to non-conference opponent Baker on Tuesday. On Friday at Broadus, the boys lost 39-63. The 'Dogs shot 5 of 9 on free throws; Broadus went 11 of 13. Turner Tooke led CCHS in points with 9. Jaden Pardee led in rebounds with 9. Broadus' Dillon Gee led all scorers with 19 points. CCHS 9 12 29 39 Broadus 20 38 53 63 CCHS: Turner Tooke 9 pts, 4 rbnds, 3 trns, 1 ast, 1 stl, 1 blk; Jaden Pardee 8 pts, 9...
After being down early in Broadus, the CCHS Lady Bulldogs stormed back to take a 17-point victory over the Hawks last Friday. A balanced attack was key for CCHS as five players scored, four of whom finished the game in double figures. CCHS had 13 turnovers, Broadus had 22. As a team, Ekalaka also had nine assists and 16 steals. Most of their scoring came from inside the arc where they shot 51 percent (21 of 41). They shot 3 for 12 on three-pointers. Heidi LaBree led CCHS in...
The JV boys basketball team lost by a final score of 29 to 63 at Broadus on January 7. CCHS out-rebounded Broadus 23-20 but had 21 more turnovers in the loss. Five JV ‘Dogs scored in the game. Kaleb Frye and Brayden Bucholz had 8 points each and Wyatt Melton had 8 rebounds. As a team, the JV ‘Dogs went 1-7 at the charity stripe. CCHS JV 4 14 27 29 Broadus JV 18 38 55 63 CCHS JV: Kaleb Frye 8 pts, 4 rbnds, 5 trns, 1 blk; Brayden Bucholz 8 pts, 2 rbnds, 2 trns; Ryker Carroll 6 pts, 2 rbnds, 3 trns; Owen Poppema 4 pts, 2 trn...
The JV Lady Bulldogs were doubled up in Broadus on January 7, losing by a final score of 21 to 42. The girl shot 4-12 on free throws while Broadus shot 3 of 8. Nasya O’Connor had a team-high 10 points for CCHS. Shyla Madsen had 12 for Broadus. CCHS JV 6 7 11 21 Broadus JV 10 29 37 42 CCHS JV: Nasya O’Connor 10, Brynn Loehding 3, Kendra Tooke 3, Zoie Rost 2, Bella Jensen 2, Kendall Kittelmann 1. Broadus JV: Shyla Madsen 12, Maddie Zimmer 11, Kendal Stanley 8, Rheanna Schroeder 3, Lauryn Billing 5, Ciara McDowell 3. In a sho...
