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2022 Montana track and field bests (May 17)

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Lists compiled from meet outcomes submitted on athletic.internet. State report instances listed in parentheses. 

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(By means of Might 16)

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100 meters (10.5): Thomas Carter, Helena Capital, 10.83; Taco Dowler, Billings West, 10.94; Reed Harris, Nice Falls, 10.94; Malikye Simpson, Billings Senior, 10.96; Jakob Webinger, Laurel, 11.03; Clint Ambuehl, Billings West, 11.04; Carter White, Frenchtown, 11.05; Noah Dahlke, Bozeman Gallatin, 11.1; Hudson Lembke, Missoula Sentinel, 11.13; Jackson Hensley, Kalispell Glacier, 11.13.

AA-Carter, Helena Capital; A-Webinger, Laurel; B-Ridger Palma, Missoula Loyola, 11.19; C-Ethan Triplett, Belt, 11.35.

200 meters (21.06): Ridger Palma, Missoula Loyola, 21.91; Treyton Anderson, Dillon, 22.04; Taco Dowler, Billings West, 22.06; Thomas Carter, Helena Capital, 22.24; Owen Hoag, Seeley-Swan, 22.34; Jackson Hensley, Kalispell Glacier, 22.49; Jakob Webinger, Laurel, 22.51; Reed Harris, Nice Falls, 22.61; Luca Dombrowski, Missoula Loyola, 22.64; Michael Swan, Manhattan, 22.74. 

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AA-Dowler, Billings West; A-Anderson, Dillon; B-Palma, Missoula Loyola; C-Hoag, Seeley-Swan.

400 meters (47.52): Treyton Anderson, Dillon, 49.72; Ridger Palma, Missoula Loyola, 49.73; Owen Hoag, Seeley-Swan, 50.2; Rafe Premo, Nice Falls CMR, 50.29; Michael Swan, Manhattan, 50.4; Colin Shaules, Missoula Sentinel, 50.53; Nikolas Udstuen, Bozeman Gallatin, 50.62; Treyton Graham, Dillon, 50.73; Keagen Crosby, Missoula Sentinel, 50.92; Clay Oven, Billings Central, 50.94.

AA-Premo, Nice Falls CMR; A-Anderson, Dillon; B-Palma, Missoula Loyola; C-Hoag, Seeley-Swan.

800 meters (1:50.22): Keagen Crosby, Missoula Sentinel, 1:55.21; Jeremy Bockus, Browning, 1:56.22; Sam Ells, Kalispell Glacier, 1:56.69; Lane Cole, Hamilton, 1:57.15; Colter Kirkland, Hamilton, 1:57.21; Colin Shaules, Missoula Sentinel, 1:57.29; Nathan Neil, Bozeman, 1:57.36; Henry Ballinger, Helena Capital, 1:57.98; Luke Sullivan, Helena Capital, 1:58.12; Brinson Wyche, Corvallis, 1:58.44.

AA-Crosby, Missoula Sentinel; A-Bockus, Browning; B-Brandon Emineth, Purple Lodge, 1:59.36; C-Sawyer Shelmerdine, Seeley-Swan, 2:04.53.

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1,600 meters (4:12.06): Sam Ells, Kalispell Glacier, 4:15.04; Keagen Crosby, Missoula Sentinel, 4:22.14; Finneas Colescott, Missoula Hellgate, 4:22.76; Lane Cole, Hamilton, 4:23.06; Tanner Klumph, Missoula Sentinel, 4:25.94; Brinson Wyche, Corvallis, 4:26.14; Ryan Harrington, Nice Falls, 4:26.64; MacGwyer Palmer, Nice Falls, 4:26.92; Brandon Emineth, Purple Lodge, 4:27.3; Colin Shaules, Missoula Sentinel, 4:27.96.

AA-Ells, Kalispell Glacier; A-Cole, Hamilton; B-Emineth, Purple Lodge; C-Oren Arthun, Manhattan Christian, 4:37.98.

3,200 meters (9:04.35): Sam Ells, Kalispell Glacier, 9:30.89; Finneas Colescott, Missoula Hellgate, 9:32.7; Weston Brown, Bozeman, 9:35.95; Brinson Wyche, Corvallis, 9:37.28; Ryan Harrington, Nice Falls, 9:43.45; MacGwyer Palmer, Nice Falls, 9:45.49; Carson Steckelberg, Bozeman Gallatin, 9:47.07; Samuel Nash, Belgrade, 9:51.95; Connor Neil, Bozeman, 9:54.05; Jaxon Straus, Billings West, 9:54.28.

AA-Ells, Kalispell Glacier; A-Wyche, Corvallis; B-Andrew Rush, St. Ignatius, 10:02.47; C-Oren Arthun, Manhattan Christian, 9:57.45.

110 hurdles (14.14): Treyton Anderson, Dillon, 14.36; Zac Crews, Missoula Sentinel, 14.84; Drew Klumph, Missoula Sentinel, 14.99; Archie LaFurge, Nice Falls CMR, 14.99; Gavin Vandenacre, Townsend, 15.14; Shyi Oneal, Nice Falls, 15.18; Dylan Root, Jefferson, 15.2; Garret Coley, Bozeman Gallatin, 15.24; Holt Downey, Butte, 15.29; Caleb Bernhardt, Kalispell Glacier, 15.37.

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AA-Crews, Missoula Sentinel; A-Anderson, Dillon; B-Vandenacre, Townsend; C-Samuel Bryant, Drummond, 15.89.

300 hurdles (37.66): Treyton Anderson, Dillon, 39.35; Tyler Gilman, Bozeman Gallatin, 39.55; Caleb Bernhardt, Kalispell Glacier, 39.88; Drew Klumph, Missoula Sentinel, 40.23; Coltre Petre, Helena, 40.27; Braden Morris, Jefferson, 40.62; Nash Coley, Bozeman Gallatin, 40.63; Ethan Anderson, Kalispell Glacier, 40.66; William Martin, Darby, 41.17; Fogaa Fatupaito, Billings Skyview, 41.23; Matthew Moreni, Helena Capital, 41.23. 

AA-Gilman, Bozeman Gallatin; A-Anderson, Dillon; B-Morris, Jefferson; C-Martin, Darby.

400-meter relay (41.48): Billings West, 42.59; Laurel, 42.73; Missoula Sentinel, 42.75; Kalispell Glacier, 42.97; Helena Capital, 43.06; Nice Falls CMR, 43.1; Nice Falls, 43.34; Bozeman Gallatin, 43.41; Butte, 43.77; Helena Capital, 43.57; Nice Falls CMR, 43.57; Butte, 43.77; Billings Senior, 43.84.

AA-Billings West; A-Laurel; B-Jefferson, 44.03; C-Seeley-Swan, 44.94.

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1600-meter relay (3:18.01): Bozeman Gallatin, 3:26.14; Dillon, 3:26.64; Billings West, 3:27.4; Helena Capital, 3:28.42; Missoula Loyola, 3:28.83; Hamilton, 3:29.11; Columbia Falls, 3:29.12; Missoula Sentinel, 3:29.33; Kalispell Glacier, 3:29.91; Helena, 3:31.09.

AA-Bozeman Gallatin; A-Dillon; B-Missoula Loyola; C-Manhattan Christian, 3:33.09.

Shot Put (68-0.5): Walker McDonald, Seeley-Swan, 55-0.25; Andrew Burrows, Hamilton, 54-11; Cade VanVleet, Noxon, 54-0; Talon Holmquist, Whitefish, 53-8; Josh Goleman, Helena, 53-3.5; Memphis Black, Belt, 52-1; Wade Rykal, Jefferson, 51-0; JJ Triplett, Nice Falls CMR, 50-9; Stran Selman, Huntley Undertaking, 50-9; Tommy Nilson, Missoula Hellgate, 50-7.

AA-Goleman, Helena; A-Burrows, Hamilton; B-Rykal, Jefferson; C-McDonald, Seeley-Swan.

Discus (193-7): Callahan Hoffman, Dillon, 173-1; Walker McDonald, Seeley-Swan, 170-10; Andrew Burrows, Hamilton, 163-5; Isaiah Claunch, Billings West, 161-2; Aiden Krause, Kalispell Glacier, 159-3; Hunter Sharbono, Fairview, 156-0; Memphis Black, Belt, 154-4; Bryce Grebe, Melstone, 153-4; Tyler Gann, Valley Christian, 150-11; Anthony Okes, Nice Falls CMR, 150-11.

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AA-Claunch, Billings West; A-Hoffman, Dillon; B-Money Salsbery, Malta, 149-4; C-McDonald, Seeley-Swan.

Javelin (213-4): Cameron Brusven, Plentywood, 197-6; Isaiah Claunch, Billings West, 189-10; Kellan Beller, Stevensville, 180-0; Aiden Nichols, Missoula Hellgate, 178-1; Reuben Hornby, Kalispell Glacier, 175-6; Fogaa Fatupaito, Billings Skyview, 174-2; Cole Sandberg, Missoula Large Sky, 172-11; Marcus Evans, Helena, 172-9; Tyson Rostad, Hamilton, 172-1; Riley Kriskovich, Anaconda, 171-10.

AA-Claunch, Billings West; A-Beller, Stevensville; B-Kriskovich, Anaconda; C-Brusven, Plentywood.

Excessive Bounce (7-1.5): Rhett Reynolds, Shelby, 6-9; Porter Gibbs, Missoula Large Sky, 6-7; George Bucklin, Bigfork, 6-5; Toby Niederegger, Chinook, 6-4; Weston Means, Colstrip, 6-4; Payton Cates, Ronan, 6-4; Logan Nicholson, Deer Lodge, 6-4; Bauer Seewald, Lower Financial institution, 6-4; Kyle Holter, Butte Central, 6-4; Jake Genger, Jefferson, 6-2; Payton Kokot, Livingston, 6-2; Nate Overby, Plentywood, 6-2; Quinn Lue, Florence, 6-2; Nick Michelotti, Helena Capital, 6-2; Jonas Sherman, Butte, 6-2; Xavier Stout, Kalispell Glacier, 6-2; Tyler Moore, Nice Falls CMR, 6-2.

AA-Gibbs, Missoula Large Sky; A-Cates, Ronan and Holter, Butte Central; B-Reynolds, Shelby; C-Niederegger, Chinook.

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Pole Vault (16-4): Alex Brisko, Helena Capital, 15-0; Cole Storlie, Glendive, 14-9; Corbin Luce, Helena, 14-6; Taylor Searle, Hamilton, 14-1; Carter Bartz, Livingston, 14-0; Bridger Weirson, Missoula Large Sky, 13-6; Gavin Vetter, Butte, 13-6; McKalester Johns, Billings West, 13-6; Luke Donally, Huntley Undertaking, 13-6; Aidan McGoldrick, Belgrade, 13-6; Andrew Carmody, Hamilton, 13-6; Colter Kirkland, Hamilton, 13-6.

AA-Brisko, Helena Capital; A-Storlie, Glendive; B-Donally, Huntley Undertaking; C-Devon Southland, Scobey and J.P. Braut, Scobey, 13-0.

Lengthy Bounce (23-8): Carter White, Frenchtown, 22-6.5; Garret Coley, Bozeman Gallatin, 22-2.5; Cameron Brusven, Plentywood, 22-0.5; Coltre Petre, Helena, 22-0.5; Scott Klinker, Nice Falls, 21-10.75; Brody Thornsberry, Kalispell Flathead, 21-10.5; Skyler Peterson, Lower Financial institution, 21-9.5; Payton Kokot, Livingston, 21-9; Connor Sullivan, Kalispell Glacier, 21-8.5; Jase Applebee, Bozeman, 21-7.5.

AA-Coley, Bozeman Gallatin; A-White, Frenchtown; B-Peterson, Lower Financial institution; C-Brusven, Plentywood.

Triple Bounce (48-9.5): Gabe Menicke, Whitefish, 45-5.5; Holter Santos, Dillon, 44-11; Tate Kauffman, Kalispell Glacier, 44-7; Noah Wilson, Ennis, 44-5; Jasiah Hambira, Lustre Christian, 44-3; Carter White, Frenchtown, 44-1; Caiden Sekuterski, Cascade, 43-11; Dylan Zink, Kalispell Flathead, 43-11; Seth Amunrud, Manhattan Christian, 43-11; Bauer Seewald, Lower Financial institution, 43-8.25.

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AA-Kauffman, Kalispell Glacier; A-Menicke, Whitefish; B-Seewald, Lower Financial institution; C-Wilson, Ennis.

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100 meters (12.19): Jaeden Wolff, Billings West, 12.06; Logan Todorovich, Helena, 12.31; Alyssa Boshart, Large Timber, 12.48; Hannah Moses, Missoula Hellgate, 12.62; Odessa Zentz, Helena, 12.63; Hailey Coey, Billings West, 12.66; Ave Roberts, Billings Skyview, 12.68; Jordan Cassidy, Belgrade, 12.72; Abigail MacDonald, Nice Falls, 12.77; Abby Thompson, Billings Senior, 12.8.

AA-Wolff, Billings West; A-Brooke Zetooney, Whitefish, 12.81; B-Boshart, Large Timber; C-Emmie Collins, West Yellowstone and Jadyn VanDyken, Manhattan Christian, 12.83.

200 meters (24.81): Odessa Zentz, Helena, 25.5; Madilyn Todorovich, Helena, 25.58; Jaeden Wolff, Billings West, 25.76; Emmie Collins, West Yellowstone, 26.04; Isabelle Berry, Missoula Loyola, 26.12; Ave Roberts, Billings Skyview, 26.19; Alyssa Boshart, Large Timber, 26.31; Jadyn VanDyken, Manhattan Christian, 26.33; Taylee Chirrick, Billings West, 26.33; Hailey Ells, Whitefish, 26.35.

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AA-Zentz, Helena; A-Ells, Whitefish; B-Berry, Missoula Loyola; C-Collins, West Yellowstone.

400 meters (54.62): Odessa Zentz, Helena, 57.0; Madilyn Todorovich, Helena, 58.93; Sariah Maughan, Seeley-Swan, 59.12; Taylee Chirrick, Billings West, 59.46; Hailey Burger, Helena Capital, 59.8; Hailey Ells, Whitefish, 59.83; Olivia Lewis, Corvallis, 59.9; Makenzie Sheils, Columbus, 1:00.0; Emilie Crago, Nice Falls CMR, 1:00.01; Brooke Reuter, Savage, 1:00.06.

AA-Zentz, Helena; A-Ells, Whitefish; B-Sheils, Columbus; C-Maughan, Seeley-Swan.

800 meters (2:05.65): Hayley Burns, Bozeman, 2:17.6; Odessa Zentz, Helena, 2:17.82; Kensey Might, Missoula Hellgate, 2:17.94; Sariah Maughan, Seeley-Swan, 2:17.97; Lindsey Paulson, Belt, 2:18.48; Taylee Chirrick, Billings West, 2:18.62; Emma Stolte, Townsend, 2:19.86; Ruby Lorenz, Missoula Sentinel, 2:20.07; Kylie Hartnett, Helena, 2:20.48; Hadley Brown, Bozeman, 2:21.12.

AA-Burns, Bozeman; A-Carly Cook dinner, Laurel, 2:22.42; B-Stolte, Townsend; C-Maughan, Seeley-Swan.

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1,600 meters (4:43.51): Kensey Might, Missoula Hellgate, 4:58.8; Hayley Burns, Bozeman, 5:05.33; Kylie Hartnett, Helena, 5:06.19; Lindsey Paulson, Belt, 5:08.18; Emma Stolte, Townsend, 5:14.03; Lilli Rumsey Eash, Kalispell Flathead, 5:15.48; Claire Rutherford, Bozeman Gallatin, 5:16.25; Kaitlyn Skinner, Missoula Hellgate, 5:16.85; Stella Diaz, Missoula Hellgate, 5:18.38; Rose Wiltse, Missoula Hellgate, 5:19.51.

AA-Might, Missoula Hellgate; A-Mariah Aragon, Hardin, 5:20.44; B-Stolte, Townsend; C-Paulson, Belt.

3,200 meters (10:23.31): Kensey Might, Missoula Hellgate, 10:33.36* (10:41.74), Hayley Burns, Bozeman, 10:43.38* (10:54.74), Kylie Hartnett, Helena, 11:02.22; Lindsey Paulson, Belt, 11:06.49; Lilli Rumsey Eash, Kalispell Flathead, 11:29.45; Luci McCormick, Bozeman, 11:30.86; Renae Parker, Jefferson, 11:33.36; Ali Keith, Billings West, 11:35.28; Mariah Aragon, Hardin, 11:37.15; Stella Diaz, Missoula Hellgate, 11:39.32.

AA-Might, Missoula Hellgate; A-Aragon, Hardin; B-Parker, Jefferson; C-Paulson, Belt.

*ran time at Arcadia Invitational in California, () finest time in Montana

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100 hurdles (14.11): Brooke Stayner, Missoula Sentinel, 14.64; Logan Todorovich, Helena, 14.75; Hailey Coey, Billings West, 15.26; Ainsley Shipman, Dillon, 15.38; Emily McElmurry, Missoula Sentinel, 15.4; Rylee Armstrong, Lewistown, 15.76; Kathryn Sheridan, Helena Capital, 15.81; Havyn Vandenacre, Townsend, 15.81; Annie Kaul, Plentywood, 15.82; Mikayla Corridor, Helena Capital, 16.08.

AA-Stayner, Missoula Sentinel; A-Shipman, Dillon; B-Vandenacre, Townsend; C-Kaul, Plentywood.

300 hurdles (42.87): Brooke Stayner, Missoula Sentinel, 45.35; Havyn Vandenacre, Townsend, 45.35; Taylee Chirrick, Billings West, 45.43; Gracie Bradley, Colstrip, 45.69; Kathryn Sheridan, Helena Capital, 45.7; Ainsley Shipman, Dillon, 46.32; Olivia Lewis, Corvallis, 46.32; Alyssa Boshart, Large Timber, 43.34; Hailey Ells, Whitefish, 46.37; Madilyn Todorovich, Helena, 46.67.

AA-Stayner, Missoula Sentinel; A-Shipman, Dillon and Lewis, Corvallis; B-Vandenacre, Townsend; C-Teigan Taylor, Fairview, 47.56.

400-meter relay (47.56): Billings West, 48.38; Helena, 49.06; Whitefish, 49.92; Missoula Hellgate, 50.01; Billings Skyview, 50.24; Bozeman Gallatin, 50.31; Kalispell Flathead, 50.37; Kalispell Glacier, 50.68; Laurel, 50.68; Bigfork, 50.77.

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AA-Billings West; A-Whitefish; B-Bigfork, 50.96; C-Seeley-Swan, 52.45.

1,600-meter relay (3:52.46): Billings West, 4:01.23; Helena, 4:02.37; Whitefish, 4:06.63; Billings Skyview, 4:07.29; Kalispell Flathead, 4:07.69; Laurel, 4:08.11; Missoula Hellgate, 4:09.36; Bozeman, 4:10.11; Corvallis, 4:11.01; Columbia Falls, 4:11.18. 

AA-Billings West; A-Whitefish; B-Bigfork, 5:15.88; C-Seeley-Swan, 4:15.56.

Shot put (47-6): Jamie Whitedirt, Colstrip, 44-10; Sydney Mattfeldt, Helena, 42-0.75; Madison Lewis, Corvallis, 41-11.5; Tesse Kamps, Bozeman Gallatin, 41-0; Carolyne Christoffersen, Froid-Lake, 40-4; Talen Rogers, Colstrip, 40-3; Sadie Smith, Frenchtown, 39-3.5; Emma Brensdal, Plentywood, 39-1; Jenavieve Lynch, Bozeman, 38-6; Aniya Ross, Lewistown, 37-9.

AA-Mattfeldt, Helena; A-Lewis, Corvallis; B-Whitedirt, Colstrip; C-Christoffersen, Froid-Lake.

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Discus (157-0): Kayla Botkin, Frenchtown, 132-10; Emma Brensdal, Plentywood, 130-5; Alison Jenkins, Billings Skyview, 129-4; Torie Jamieson, Billings Senior, 127-5; Bailey Graves, Laurel, 124-9; Cloe Kalanick, Fort Benton, 124-8.5; Jamie Whitedirt, Colstrip, 124-7; Alanna Auch, Corvallis, 123-9; Kaiya Graves, Laurel, 122-1; Madison Lewis, Corvallis, 120-1.5.

AA-Jenkins, Billings Skyview; A-Botkin, Frenchtown; B-Whitedirt, Colstrip; C-Brensdal, Plentywood.

Javelin (156-11): Daeja Fike, Laurel, 143-11; Alyssa Keller, Billings West, 134-11; Clara Fox, Bozeman, 129-1; Bailey Graves, Laurel, 128-1; Jaycee Erickson, Saco, 128-0; Sorren Reese, Superior, 127-4; Ashley Carroll, Shepherd, 127-1; Bentley Bertolino, Roberts, 127-0; Mya Winkler, Hamilton, 126-10; Keke Davis, Missoula Hellgate, 124-10.

AA-Keller, Billings West; A-Fike, Laurel; B-Carroll, Shepherd; C-Erickson, Saco.

Excessive Bounce (5-9.5): Hannah Schonhoff, Bozeman, 5-7; Audrey Sampsen, Plentywood, 5-6; Erin Wilde, Whitefish, 5-6; Madilyn Todorovich, Helena, 5-6; Kennedy Moore, Kalispell Flathead, 5-5; Logan Todorovich, Helena, 5-4* (5-3), Canzas HisBadHorse, Colstrip, 5-4; Jayden Nash, Missoula Sentinel, 5-4; Teagan Erickson, Saco, 5-4; Ava Kellenberg, Missoula Sentinel, 5-3; Whitney Schlender, Bozeman Gallatin, 5-3; Kaitlin Grossman, Billings West, 5-3.

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AA-Schonhoff, Bozeman; A-Wilde, Whitefish; B-HisBadHorse, Colstrip; C-Sampsen, Plentywood.

*set mark at Arcadia Invitational in California, () finest mark in Montana

Pole Vault (13-0): Libby Hansen, Helena Capital, 12-3; Hannah Moses, Missoula Hellgate, 11-6; Madison Clause, Billings Skyview, 11-2; Hannah Sempf, Columbia Falls, 11-0; Hania Halverson, Kalispell Flathead, 11-0; Brynn Wandle, Huntley Undertaking, 11-0; Breauna Erickson, Conrad, 11-0; Grace Stoddart, Bozeman, 11-0; Kylie Henderson, Nice Falls CMR, 10-7; Charlie Ham, Frenchtown, 10-6; Austin Lengthy, Billings West, 10-6; Annie Kaul, Plentywood, 10-6; Teigan Taylor, Fairview, 10-6.

AA-Hansen, Helena Capital; A-Sempf, Columbia Falls; B-Wandle, Huntley Undertaking and Erickson, Conrad; C-Kaul, Plentywood and Taylor, Fairview.

Lengthy Bounce (19-3.75): Hailey Coey, Billings West, 18-8.5; Logan Todorovich, Helena, 18-2.75* (18-2); Perry Paffhausen, Missoula Hellgate, 18-0.5; Emily Maughan, Seeley-Swan, 17-10.5; Erin Wilde, Whitefish, 17-8.5; Ainsley Shipman, Dillon, 17-8; Brooke Stayner, Missoula Sentinel, 17-7.5; Madilyn Todorovich, Helena, 17-6.5; Kaitlin Grossman, Billings West, 17-4.75; Sydney Petersen, Dillon, 17-4.75.

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AA-Coey, Billings West; A-Wilde, Whitefish; B-Makenzie Sheils, Columbus, 16-10.5; C-Maughan, Seeley-Swan.

*set mark at Arcadia Invitational in California, () finest mark in Montana

Triple Bounce (39-9.25): Hailey Coey, Billings West, 38-2; Ainsley Shipman, Dillon, 37-8; Emily McElmurry, Missoula Sentinel, 37-0.5; Logan Todorovich, Helena, 37-0; Ava Kellenberg, Missoula Sentinel, 36-8; Teagan Erickson, Saco, 35-11.5; Jadyn VanDyken, Manhattan Christian, 35-9; Sydney Petersen, Dillon, 35-8.25; Mia Stephan, Kalispell Flathead, 35-6.5; Layne Kearns, Hamilton, 35-5.25.

AA-Coey, Billings West; A-Shipman, Dillon; B-Emma McCauley, Jefferson, 35-0; C-Erickson, Saco.

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Powerhouse Football Team Drops Incredible Hype Video For Legendary Rivalry Game

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Montana State brought its fastball for the team’s Brawl of the Wild hype video.

The Bobcats will take the field Saturday against the Montana Grizzlies in the latest installment of one of the greatest rivalries in all of sports.

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Fans of the Bobcats and Grizzlies hate each other. They’re the only two major schools in the state, and both are FCS powerhouses.

The bitterness runs deep between the fans, and once a year, they come together on the gridiron to earn bragging rights for a year.

Montana State/Montana is one of the best rivalries in college football. The game between the FCS powerhouse programs is known as The Brawl of the Wild. (Photo by Tommy Martino/University of Montana/Getty Images)

Montana State drops epic hype video for Brawl of the Wild against Montana. 

If you’re going to play in a monster college football game, then you need a great hype video to get the fans juiced up.

Well, the Bobcats brought their A-game with a hype video featuring Journey’s classic hit song “Separate Ways (Worlds Apart).”

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Smash the play button below, and then hit me with your reactions at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.

That video goes insanely hard. That’s one of the best hype videos I’ve seen all season long, and I’m not at all surprised that it’s for the Brawl of the Wild.

The 11-0 Bobcats battling it out with the 8-3 Grizzlies is exactly what fans want to see in the final game of the regular season, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.

MSU is looking to go undefeated. Montana is looking to play spoiler and improve their position for the FCS playoffs.

This is what it’s all about, and do not sleep on the Brawl of the Wild simply because it’s FCS action. As someone who used to live in Bozeman, I can tell you that the environment will be nuts Saturday and the city and Bobcat Stadium will be rocking.

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'Montana Bar Fairies' expanding to Bozeman starting Cat-Griz weekend as Gallatin County DUIs increase

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BOZEMAN — People in downtown Bozeman who choose not to drink and drive after a night out will soon see fairies giving them a gift to thank them for their good choices.

“Montana Bar Fairies is a nonprofit that my daughter and I started because my son was killed by a drunk driver in the Flathead, on March 23rd, after celebrating his 21st birthday,” says Beth McBride.

Bobby Dewbre was set to graduate from Flathead Valley Community College with a welding certificate before he was hit by a drunk driver while waiting for his sober ride.

To ensure no other family experiences the grief they do, Beth McBride and her daughter Carli Dewbre decided to start Montana Bar Fairies.

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Montana Bar Fairies shirt that says, “Your luck will run out. Don’t drink and drive.”

“My daughter drove by a bar early in the morning on her way to work and she saw some cars in the parking lot. And she called me up and she said, ‘Mom I wish there was a way that we could thank people for not drinking and driving, for leaving their cars,’” McBride recalls.

The nonprofit began in Kalispell almost a year ago, but an increase in DUI-related accidents in Gallatin County brought the Bar Fairies to Bozeman.

“There seems to be a desire for the community here to say, ‘You know what? We’re done.’ It’s over. We’re not accepting drunk driving anymore. It’s time to save lives,” says McBride.

According to the Gallatin County DUI Task Force, Gallatin County consistently ranks in the top five most dangerous counties in Montana for impaired driving—with Bozeman Police issuing a majority of all DUIs in the county.

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Bozeman’s Bar Fairies chapter director and MSU student, Patricia Hinchey, says there’s no better time to start their work in Bozeman than the weekend of Cat-Griz.

“Sunday morning, we’re going to be going really early and placing coffee cards on cars, around downtown, in the parking lots, along the streets. And so, if you’re lucky, you might get a coffee card thanking you for not drinking and driving after the Cat-Griz game,” Hinchey says.

Included with each coffee card is a card with a story of someone who lost their life to a drunk driver. Patricia says they’re looking for Bozeman families willing to share their story, as well as more volunteers.

“We want to take Montana from the worst state for DUI fatalities to zero. And we need the community’s help to do that,” says McBride.

Contact Hinchey for help with Bozeman’s chapter at Patricia@montanabarfairies.org

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What’s At Stake For No. 1 NDSU at No. 4 USD & No. 9 Montana at No. 2 Montana State?

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What’s At Stake For No. 1 NDSU at No. 4 USD & No. 9 Montana at No. 2 Montana State?


The FCS playoff picture will take shape with Week 13 games a day before FCS Selection Sunday.

The Top 4 seeds could be pretty clear, depending on results. The Top 5 seeds could also get real messy, depending on results.

Two Top 10-ranked matchups will especially impact the order of the overall Top 8 seeds: No. 1 NDSU at No. 4 USD and No. 9 Montana at No. 2 Montana State.

What does this weekend’s result mean for these four teams and their playoff positioning? We’ll go through the scenarios below.

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For the purposes of this article, we’ll say things go chalk and No. 5 UC Davis wins at Sac State and No. 3 SDSU wins at No. 18 Missouri State, which is no guarantee, but they would be big upsets if Davis or SDSU were to lose.

If Montana State & NDSU Win

NDSU and Montana State should be the Top 2 playoff seeds with home-field advantage.

It will be a healthy discussion in the selection room and during the committee member voting process on who the No. 1 seed is.

  • NDSU: 11-1 overall, 11-0 vs. the FCS, 5 currently-ranked wins, 2 Top 10 wins, No. 1 strength of schedule
  • MSU: 12-0 overall, 3 currently-ranked wins, 3 Top 10 wins, FBS win, No. 22 SOS

NDSU has been ranked No. 1 for most of this year, and the committee could have the same mindset as voters, similar to 2022.

Two years ago, Sac State had a better on-paper resume than SDSU, but SDSU, who was ranked No. 1 for most of the season, got the top seed. Sac State was 11-0 with an FBS win, four ranked wins, and the No. 4 SOS. SDSU was 10-1 overall, 10-0 vs. the FCS, three ranked wins, and the No. 5 SOS.

Seeds 3-4 behind NDSU and MSU would probably be SDSU and UC Davis, assuming they win on Saturday.

  • SDSU: 10-2 overall, 9-1 vs. the FCS, 9 D1 wins, 3 currently-ranked wins, 2 Top 10 wins, No. 3 SOS, FCS loss to NDSU
  • UC Davis: 10-2 overall, 10-1 vs. the FCS, 2 currently-ranked wins, 2 Top 10 wins, No. 15 SOS, FCS loss to MSU

Mercer, Idaho, or UIW could fight for the No. 5 seed after this.

With a loss, Montana would finish 8-4 overall/vs. the FCS with two currently-ranked wins. The Grizzlies will likely get a 9-16 seed and host a first-round game.

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With a loss, USD will be nervously wondering if it’ll get a first-round bye. The Coyotes would finish 8-3 overall with only seven D1 wins and zero currently-ranked victories. How does that stack up to other teams with nine or 10 D1 wins who are fighting for a Top 8 seed? USD’s No. 8 SOS could help its argument, and if it were to lose to NDSU, a close loss would be important for the “eye test” instead of getting blown out.

If Montana State & USD Win

Montana State should jump to the No. 1 seed at 12-0, three currently-ranked wins, three Top 10 wins, and an FBS win.

With a loss, Montana would finish 8-4 overall/vs. the FCS with two currently-ranked wins. The Grizzlies will likely get a 9-16 seed and host a first-round game.

Seeds 2-5 then get very interesting in this scenario. The committee would have to sort through these teams to seed behind Montana State (assuming SDSU and UC Davis win on Saturday):

  • UC Davis: 10-2 overall, 10-1 vs. the FCS, 2 currently-ranked wins, 2 Top 10 wins, No. 15 SOS, FCS loss to MSU
  • NDSU: 10-2 overall, 10-1 vs. the FCS, 4 currently-ranked wins, 1 Top 10 win, No. 1 SOS, FCS loss to USD
  • USD: 9-2 overall, 8-1 vs. the FCS, 8 D1 wins, 1 currently-ranked win, 1 Top 10 win, No. 8 SOS, FCS loss to SDSU
  • SDSU: 10-2 overall, 9-1 vs. the FCS, 9 D1 wins, 3 currently-ranked wins, 2 Top 10 wins, No. 3 SOS, FCS loss to NDSU

If Montana & NDSU Win

Montana should get into the Top 8 seeds at 9-3 overall/vs. the FCS with three currently-ranked wins, one Top 10 win, and the No. 18 SOS. The Griz would likely be in the 6-8 seed range.

NDSU should secure the No. 1 seed with a win and a Montana State loss. The Bison would be 11-1 overall, 11-0 vs. the FCS, five currently-ranked wins, two Top 10 wins, and the No. 1 SOS.

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Seeds 2-4 then get very interesting in this scenario. The committee would have to sort through these teams to seed behind NDSU (assuming SDSU and UC Davis win on Saturday):

  • UC Davis: 10-2 overall, 10-1 vs. the FCS, 2 currently-ranked wins, 2 Top 10 wins, No. 15 SOS, FCS loss to MSU
  • MSU: 11-1 overall, 11 D1 wins, 2 currently-ranked wins, 2 Top 10 wins, FBS win, No. 22 SOS, FCS loss to Montana
  • SDSU: 10-2 overall, 9-1 vs. the FCS, 9 D1 wins, 3 currently-ranked wins, 2 Top 10 wins, No. 3 SOS, FCS loss to NDSU

Mercer, Idaho, or UIW could fight for the No. 5 seed after this.

With a loss, USD will be nervously wondering if it’ll get a first-round bye. The Coyotes would finish 8-3 overall with only seven D1 wins and zero currently-ranked victories. How does that stack up to other teams with nine or 10 D1 wins who are fighting for a Top 8 seed? USD’s No. 8 SOS could help its argument, and if it were to lose to NDSU, a close loss would be important for the “eye test” instead of getting blown out.

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If Montana & USD Win

Montana should get into the Top 8 seeds at 9-3 overall/vs. the FCS with three currently-ranked wins, one Top 10 win, and the No. 18 SOS. The Griz would likely be in the 6-8 seed range.

Seeds 1-5 would be an absolute battle in this scenario. The committee would have to sort through these teams to seed the Top 5 (assuming SDSU and UC Davis win on Saturday):

  • UC Davis: 10-2 overall, 10-1 vs. the FCS, 2 currently-ranked wins, 2 Top 10 wins, No. 15 SOS, FCS loss to MSU
  • MSU: 11-1 overall, 11 D1 wins, 2 currently-ranked wins, 2 Top 10 wins, FBS win, No. 22 SOS, FCS loss to Montana
  • SDSU: 10-2 overall, 9-1 vs. the FCS, 9 D1 wins, 3 currently-ranked wins, 2 Top 10 wins, No. 3 SOS, FCS loss to NDSU
  • NDSU: 10-2 overall, 10-1 vs. the FCS, 4 currently-ranked wins, 1 Top 10 win, No. 1 SOS, FCS loss to USD
  • USD: 9-2 overall, 8-1 vs. the FCS, 8 D1 wins, 1 currently-ranked win, 1 Top 10 win, No. 8 SOS, FCS loss to SDSU

Uffda. Good luck!

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