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Chinook Takes Fourth in Conrad Tournament
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CONRAD, Mont, (NMB) - The Northern B and C Divisional Tournament was held in Conrad Saturday. Chinnok placed fourth in the tournament with 112 points. Chinook's top wrestlers were Ben Stroh, Jorrell Jones, Cord Andersen, Robbie Klingaman, and Jeff Qualls.
Chinook will take to the mat next at the all class State Wrestling Tournament taking place Friday and Saturday February 10 and 11 at the Metra in Billings. Listen for updates all day long Friday and Saturday, with special complete live coverage of the championship finals starting at 4pm, Saturday on 610 KOJM-AM.
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Havre Boys Drop One, Shelby Picks Up First Win
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SHELBY, Mont (NMB) Saturday the unbeaten Shelby Coyotes boys basketball team was hungry for their first win of the season as they got by the Havre Blue Ponies 43-40. Shelby had their biggest lead of 25-20 at the half, while the second half saw back-and-forth close scoring. Brandon Smith led the way for Havre with 19 points, with 16 in the second half.
The Havre boys see action next as they host Conrad Friday, February 10 at 7pm.
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Havre Boys Win Over Lewistown
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HAVRE, Mont. (NMB) - The Havre Blue Ponies boy basketball team picked up their fourth conference win Friday night, taking down Fergus high school, 36-33. The game was within one point going into the half. Havre dominated the third quarter, outscoring their opponents 11-3 and beginning the final quarter 27-18 and holding on for the win.
Thurman Holdsclaw and Frasier Hunt finished out the night with ten points a piece for Havre. Dylan Stensth had the game high with 12 points for Fergus.
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Havre Grapplers Stands Strong After Divisionals
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BELGRADE, Mont (NMB) Havre competed at the Central A Divisional Wrestling Tournament Saturday in Belgrade. Havre walked away with a strong finish in first place as a team with 276.5 points. Belgrade followed in second, while Fergus High took third. Havre had a total of nine champions, two second place, five third place and three fourth place finishers. Champions include Grayson Brenna (98), Dylan Stewart (105), Nate Kennelly (112), Thomas Gruber (130), Eli Hinebaugh (152), Kameron Pribyl (160), Grant Pattison (171), Casey Schaub (189), Tyler Adams (215). Second place finishers include Gilbert Bara (119) and Kolton Lodge (HVY)
Havre moves on to the all class State Wrestling Tournament Friday and Saturday, February 10 and 11 at the Metra in Billings. Listen for updates all day Friday and Saturday, with special complete live coverage of the championship finals on 610 KOJM-AM starting at 4pm.
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Ice Hawks Fall In Missoula
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MISSOULA, Mont. (NMB) - The Havre Ice Hawks were in Missoula Saturday. The hawks were unable to stop Missoula, and lost 5-2. Goalie Joey Devries stopped 51 shots for the night. Goals were scored by Nate Welch and Ethan Hettinger with assists by Chase Rolf, and Caleb McLain.
Havre plays Missoula again Sunday at 10:15 am.
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Lady Ponies Trample Lady Coyotes Saturday
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HAVRE, Mont (NMB) The Havre girls shot out to an early lead of 22-3 after the first quarter of play Saturday against Shelby. From there the cruise control was set for the 55-33 win against the Lady Coyotes. Chanal Standing Rock finished with 15 points while Brandy Lambourne and Jaclyn Evans each had 11 in the winning effort.
The Havre girls hit the road this Friday, February 10 for a game with the Cowgirls of Conrad listen to the game on 610 KOJM-AM at 7:30pm.
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Lights And Argos Clash In A Thriller Saturday
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HAVRE Mont. (NMB) Saturday night MSU-Northern traveled to the Electric City for another meeting with the University of Great Falls. The men's game turned into a real thriller. The Argos of U-G-F hit a three-point bomb with 1.5 seconds left of regulation play to get up in front of the Lights, 69-68. The Lights had one last shot at the bucket, it hit glass, it hit the rim but would not fall and the Argos sealed the win.
For the Lights, Shaun Tatarka led with 18 points, Devin Jackson added 17 more.
The MSU-Northern Skylights evened up their Frontier Conference record to 4-4 as they defeated the Lady Argos 59-55.
For the MSU-Northern Skylights Laramie Schwenke led with 17 points, Laci Keller and Nikki Tresch added13 points each and Jordan Bruursema had 11.
The Lights and Skylights hit the road on Friday as North meets West. The Skylights take on Montana Western at 6pm and the Lights begin at 8pm. Listen to all the action on KPQX-FM 92.5 and kpqx.com.
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Big Sandy Swept Chinook Friday Night
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CHINOOK, Mont. (NMB) It was a tough Friday night for the Chinook Sugarbeeters. The girls fell to the Pioneers of Big Sandy High School 40-37and the boys lost against Big Sandy 43-40.
In the early game the Beeters held tough with the District leading Pioneer boys, but ultimately the Chinook boys could not close the gap, Pioneers junior guard Trevor Lackner led all scores 17 points in that contest, Chinook forward Zach Molyneaux led Beeter scoring with 13 points.
Next the Chinook Lady Sugarbeeters closed a 13 point gap to three points late in the fourth quarter but ultimately could not prevail falling way to the Lady Pioneers in a stunner 40-37. Taryn Norby led Chinook scoring with 14 points.
The Chinook Girls are on the road again Saturday as they take on Hinsdale at 6pm.
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Havre Ladies Triumphant In Lewistown
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LEWISTOWN,Mont. (NMB) The Havre Lady Blue Ponies were on the road in Lewistown Friday night. The Havre girls basketball team had a strong showing in the first half against the Lady Golden Eagles. Leading the score going into the half 28-23. Lewistown battled back in the second half and even tied up the score in the final seconds, but they just couldn't keep the Lady Ponies down. At the final buzzer it was Havre victorious, 47-43.
Next up for the Havre girls, they will host Shelby on their home court Saturday evening.
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Lights Football Sign 17 on Signing Day
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HAVRE, Mont (NMB) The MSU-Northern Lights announced the signing of 17 student-athletes that will join the football program on Wednesday. Of the 17 Coach Mark Samson signed, 13 came from within the state, including a handful of area standouts.
Class C standout Leonard Pugsley, who played both ways for the Chester-Joplin-Inverness Hawks, will join the Lights next fall. The 5'10 165lb athlete was recruited to play defensive back for Northern.
After a senior campaign that saw 36 receptions for 503 yards and 3 touchdowns on offense and 65 tackles and one interception on defense Fergus High's Carson Feller will continue his football career next year for the maroon and gold. The Golden Eagle also recruited to play defensive back.
From the Class B State Champion Fairfield, Northern brings in quarterback Trace Brady and 6'2 195lbs running back Chad Barrett. Both Eagles were named 1st team all conference and first team all state.
Rounding out the area stars joining the Lights, the Stanford High School Wolves send two of their best to the Hi-Line. Wide receiver Dylan Woodhall and linebacker Lander Ridgeway will make it to campus after earning first team all-conference and all-state honors.
Other signees included:
Tyson Patterson 6'0 210lbs Linebacker (Great Falls High)
Derek Moore 6'3 230lbs Linebacker (Stockdale High, Bakersfield CA)
Zach Bangart 6'2 260lbs Center (Los Medanos, Junior College, Concordia, CA)
Pete Morales 6'2 265lbs Offensive Tackle (La Habra High School, CA)
Chase Vestre 6'2 210lbs Defensive Lineman (Helena High School)
Sy Keltner 5'9 200lbs Running Back (Helena High School)
Tyler Craig 6'1 210lbs Defensive End (CMR High School)
Connor Coleman 6'1 205lbs Tight End/Linebacker (Big Fork High)
Cooper Merrill 6'3 240lbs Offensive Lineman (Miles City)
Zach Newbary 5'10 170lbs Quarterback/Punter/DB (Florence High School)
Ben Keller 6'1 240lbs Defensive End (Pack 5 High School, HI)
Coach Mark Samson also noted that the Lights expect to sign between 7-10 more student athletes by the end of the week.
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District 9-C Basketball Tournament: Volunteers Needed
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Volunteers are needed to take tickets and manage crowd control at the District 9C Boys and Girls Basketball Tournament at the Havre High School February 15th - 18th. Please call Shari at 265-4383 if you are interested in volunteering. The day and shifts are as follows:
Wednesday, February 15th: 3:30pm - 6:30pm and 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Thursday, February 16th: 5:00pm - 7:00pm and 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Friday, February 17th: 3:30pm - 6:30pm and 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Saturday, February 18th: Noon - 4:00pm and 5:00pm - 9:00pm
Wednesday, February 15th: 3:30pm - 6:30pm and 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Thursday, February 16th: 5:00pm - 7:00pm and 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Friday, February 17th: 3:30pm - 6:30pm and 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Saturday, February 18th: Noon - 4:00pm and 5:00pm - 9:00pm
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Havre Boys Varsity Basketball Schedule
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December 9 @Malta L 34-47
December 10 @CM Russell L 33-59
December 16 Park (Livingston) L 43-54
December 17 Belgrade W 43-40
December 22 Great Falls High L37-38
January 6 @Fergus (Lewistown) W 49-40
January 7 Shelby W 46-37
January 13 Browning L 36-64
January 14 @Conrad L 26-35
January 17 Malta W 57-43
January 20 @Park (Livingston) L 45-63
January 21 @Belgrade W 52-47
January 26 @Great Falls High L 46-56
January 28 CM Russell L 38-57
February 3 Fergus (Lewistown) W 36-33
February 4 @Shelby L 40-43
February 10 Conrad 7:00pm
February 17 @Browning 7:00pm
February 23-25 Divisionals - Great Falls TBA
March 1-3 State - Butte TBA
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Havre Girls Varsity Basketball Schedule
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December 9 @Malta L 45-48
December 10 CM Russell L 52-57
December 16 Park (Livingston) W 65-39
December 17 Belgrade W 50-48
December 22 @Great Falls High L 41-54
January 6 Fergus (Lewistown) W 59-23
January 7 @Shelby W 50-34
January 13 @Browning W 55-53
January 14 Conrad W 68-38
January 20 @Park (Livingston) W 49-26
January 21 @Belgrade L 37-53
January 26 Great Falls High L 30-50
January 28 @CM Russell L 26-57
January 31 Malta W 51-42
February 3 @Fergus (Lewistown) W 47-43
February 4 Shelby W 55-33
February 10 @Conrad 7:30pm
February 18 Browning 5:00pm
February 23-25 Divisionals - Great Falls TBA
March 8-10 State - Butte TBA
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Chinook Varsity Basketball Schedule
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BOYS AND GIRLS
*Girls games listed first, varsity times listed unless otherwise noted
DECEMBER
Dec. 9 Winifred Girls @ Big Sandy Tournament W (35-29)
Dec. 10 Winifred Boys @ Big Sandy Tournament L (45-72)
Dec. 15 @ North Star (Gildford) Girls W (60-27)/Boys L (53-55)
Dec. 17 Box Elder Girls L (49-57)/Boys W (66-59)
Dec. 20 Hays LP Girls W (70-41)/Boys W (60-51)
Dec. 21 @ Dodson Girls W (59-30)/Boys W(65-55)
JANUARY
Jan. 5 Turner (Varsity Boys only) W (60-24)
Jan. 6 @Big Sandy Girls W (55-42) Boys L (62-68)
Jan. 7 Hinsdale (Girls Varsity) W 32-30
Jan. 13 @Geraldine Girls L (39-42))/Boys W (68-52)
Jan. 14 @CJI Girls W (55-48)/Boys L (32-42)
Jan. 19 North Star Girls W (51-31)/Boys W (56-48)
Jan. 21 @Box Elder Girls L (39-50)/Boys W (47-36)
Jan. 26 Dodson Girls W (57-19)/Boys W (47-37)
Jan. 27 @ Hays LP Girls W (52-39)/Boys W (56-54)
FEBRUARY
Feb. 2 @Turner (Varsity Boys only) W 60-21
Feb. 3 Big Sandy Boys L (40-43)/Girls L (37-40)
Feb. 4 @Hinsdale
(Boys and Girls JV; Girls Varsity) 6:00
Feb. 10 Geraldine 6:00/7:30 pm
Feb. 11 CJI (Senior Night) 6:00/7:30 pm
Feb. 15-18 Districts in Havre TBA
Feb. 22-25 Divisionals in Great Falls TBA
MARCH
Mar. 1-3 Boys State in Billings TBA
Mar. 8-10 GIrls State in Great Falls TBA
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Havre High Swimming Schedule
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Dec 3. Kalispell 12:00 pm
Dec 10. HAVRE 12:00 pm
Dec 16. Great Falls 4:00 pm
Dect 17. Great Falls 1:00 pm
Jan 14 CMR/GFHS 12:00 pm
Jan 21 Missoula TBA
Jan 28 Helena TBA
Feb 10-11 State Meet in Great Falls
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MSU Northern Lights 2011-2012 Basketball Schedule
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OCTOBER
Oct 8. Kings University W 91-28
Oct 14. @ University of Regina W 80-72
Oct 15 @ University of Saskatchewan L 75-80 OT
Oct 28 Dickinson State (in Dillion) W 74-67
Oct 29 Warner Pacific (in Dillion) W 61-60
NOVEMBER
Nov 3 @ Portland Bible College W 60-50
Nov 4 @ New Hope Christian College W63-42
Nov 5 @Warner Pacific College L 67-69
Nov 11 Southern Oregon (Lewiston,ID) W 85-76
Nov 12 Alberta-Augustana (Lewiston, ID) W 91-54
Nov 18 @ Menlo College W 87-62
Nov 19 @ California Maritime Academy W 67-54
DECEMBER
Dec 3 Alberta-Augustana W 95-53
Dec 8 Dickinson State W 78-48
Dec 30 University of Alberta W 78-50
JANUARY
Jan 6 UGF W 63-60
Jan 13 Montana Tech W 62-52
Jan 14 Montana-Western W 63-55
Jan 19 @Carroll College L 53-51
Jan 21 @Rocky Mountain College W 73-45
Jan 27 Lewis-Clark State W 53-39
Jan 28 Westminster College W 53-50
FEBRUARY
Feb 4 @UGF L 68-69
Feb 10 @Montana Western 8:00
Feb 11 @Montana Tech 8:00
Feb 17 Rocky Mountain 8:00
Feb 18 Carroll College 8:00
Feb 23 @Westminster College 8:00
Feb 25 @Lewis-Clark State 8:00
MARCH
Mar 1-3 Conference Playoffs TBA
Mar 14-20 NAIA National Tournament TBA
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MSU Northern Skylights 2011-2012 Basketball Schedule
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OCTOBER
Oct 8. Kings University W 73-36
Oct 14. @ University of Lethrbridge W 73-46
Oct 15 @ Mt. Royal University W 67-60
Oct 16 B.C. Okanagan W 68-60
Oct 20 University of Lethbridge W 54-51
NOVEMBER
Nov 7 @Montana-Missoulla (ex) L 48-70
Nov 18 Valley State (Great Falls) W 62-52
Nov 19 Central Baptist University W 68-40
Nov 25 Minnesota-State Moorhead* (ex) W 65-61
Nov 26 Minot State* (ex) L 56-62
Nov 28 @ Dickinson State University W 78-49
DECEMBER
Dec 2 Simpson University (Salt Lake, UT L 66-67
Dec 3 Holy Names (Salt Lake, UT) W 81-61
Dec 8 Dickinson State W 70-56
Dec 15 Hope International W 62-57
Dec 17 Minot State W 69-61
Dec 31 Mount Royal University W 63-47
JANUARY
Jan 6 UGF W 55-47
Jan 13 Montana Tech L 50-51
Jan 14 Montana-Western L 80-68
Jan 19 @Carroll College W 55-50
Jan 21@Rocky Mountain College L 38-61
Jan 27 Lewis-Clark State W 55-48
Jan 28 Westminster College L 39-56
FEBRUARY
Feb 4 @UGF W 59-55
Feb 10 @Montana Western 6:00
Feb 11 @Montana Tech 6:00
Feb 17 Rocky Mountain 6:00
Feb 18 Carroll College 6:00
Feb 23 @Westminster College 6:00
Feb 25 @Lewis-Clark State 6:00
MARCH
Mar 7-11 Conference Playoffs TBA
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* KPQX Local Sports *
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KPQX delivers comprehensive coverage of local sports that includes "live" coverage of Montana State University-Northern's "Lights" and "Skylights" football and basketball programs.
Live coverage along with daily and weekend reports give our listeners immediate, updated information on local sporting activities that include football, basketball, volleyball, track and field, cross country, tennis, golf and softball results for College sports programs, area High Schools, American Legion Baseball, and numerous city league activities.
Local Sports Roundup can be heard daily, Monday - Friday in the 8 a.m., Noon and 5 p.m. hours. Weekend Local Sports update shows are programmed throughout the day on both Saturday and Sunday.
Coverage of sporting events throughout the Big Sky Country of Montana is no easy task. Team travel to great distances, communication logistics, scheduling conflicts and the huge amount of sports activities we broadcast require a well staffed, professional sports department that features four play-by-play announcers.
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