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List: Updated 2023 Montana track and field state qualifiers


BILLINGS — Because the climate has improved, so have the marks of Montana’s highschool monitor and area athletes, as this week’s listing of qualifiers has grown considerably.

Montana already has a male going sub-50 seconds within the 400. Gallatin’s Nash Coley grew to become the primary to interrupt the barrier this season together with his time of 49.66. Coley can also be third within the 110 hurdles and second within the 300s.

Glendive’s Kohbe Smith has some critical bounce. The junior has Class A’s solely lengthy soar over 22 toes, and he is additionally No. 2 within the triple soar. Sky seems to be the restrict for this younger man.

Missoula Loyola’s Luca Dombrowski appears to be like to be rounding into type. Dombrowski completed second to teammate Ridger Palma in each the 200 and 400 eventually yr’s State B monitor and area meet however at present holds the classification’s quickest time in each occasions.

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Seeley-Swan’s Owen Hoag is firmly inserting himself as Class C’s high sprinter. Hoag, a West Level commit, Has Class C’s high instances within the 100, 200 and 400. He is the one Class C athlete to even qualify to date within the 200 and 400.

Alyssa Keller is proving to be one in every of finest javelin throwers within the nation. The Billings West senior marked a throw over 152 toes at this weekend’s Billings Invite, which has her within the high 5 of your complete nation.

The Western A has some critical velocity this season. Between Whitefish’s secure of star-studded sprinters and the velocity of Stevensville’s Claire Hutchison and Columbia Falls’ Ally Sempf, there’s prone to be a number of tight races all year long.

Conrad’s Breauna Erickson has an actual probability at State B pole vault file set by Carter Theade of Crimson Lodge in 2013 at 11 toes, 3 inches. Erickson improved upon her season-best by greater than a foot with an 11-foot vault on the Cal Wearley Memorial.

Manhattan Christian senior Jadyn VanDyken is trying like a one-gal wrecking crew to date. VanDyken leads Class C within the triple soar, 100, 200 and 400 and has additionally certified within the lengthy soar. VanDyken can rack up a ton of factors for the Eagles this spring.

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The total lists of state-qualified athletes are beneath. These lists, whereas unofficial, are up to date via outcomes posted at www.athletic.web. Solely FAT instances are thought-about. For those who discover an error or omission, please electronic mail sports activities@ktvh.com.

2023 Montana monitor and area state qualifiers

(By April 17)

BOYS

100

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AA (11.3) – Thomas Carter, Helena Capital, 10.93; Hudson Lembke, Missoula Sentinel, 11.12; Tanner Macy, Billings Senior, 11.13; Kash Goicoechea, Kalispell Glacier, 11.17; Hayden Opitz, Helena Capital, 11.23; Jared Felten, Billings Senior, 11.23; Karsen Beitz, Missoula Sentinel, 11.24; Adam Ryland-Davis, Helena, 11.25; Ryan Dierenfield, Billings Skyview, 11.25; Lance Baumgart, Helena Capital, 11.29.
A (11.4) – Malaki Simpson, Columbia Falls, 11.05; Carter White, Frenchtown, 11.14; Kaeden Sager, East Helena, 11.26; Solomon Morgan, Corvallis, 11.27; Brayden Kimberling, Havre, 11.36.
B (11.5) – Dawson Sweat, Townsend, 11.40; Brinkley Evans, Conrad, 11.41.
C (11.6) – Owen Hoag, Seeley-Swan, 11.09; Brenden Fetter, Chinook, 11.40; Caiden Sekuterski, Cascade, 11.44.

200

AA (22.8) – Thomas Carter, Helena Capital, 22.45; Lance Baumgart, Helena Capital, 22.79.
A (23.2) – Kaeden Sager, East Helena, 22.56; Malaki Simpson, Columbia Falls, 22.96; Solomon Morgan, Corvallis, 23.02; Carter White, Frenchtown, 23.03; Kade Boyd, Billings Central, 23.04; Tanner Schwend, Laurel, 23.12; Nate Olson, Frenchtown, 23.13.
B (23.1) – Luca Dombrowski, Missoula Loyola, 23.01; Dawson Sweat, Townsend, 23.04.
C (23.5) – Owen Hoag, Seeley-Swan, 22.11.

400

AA (51.8) – Nash Coley, Gallatin, 49.66; Jackson Tarver, Nice Falls CMR, 51.13; Garrett Dahlke, Gallatin, 51.25; Brady Kolendich, Missoula Sentinel, 51.43; Jeff Lillard, Kalispell Glacier, 51.44; Aaron French, Helena, 51.74.
A (51.7) – Treyton Graham, Dillon, 50.14; Clay Oven, Billings Central, 51.50.
B (51.4) – Luca Dombrowski, Missoula Loyola, 51.39.
C (52.52) – Owen Hoag, Seeley-Swan, 52.42.

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800

AA (2:01.00) – Henry Ballinger, Helena, 1:55.35*; Keagen Crosby, Missoula Sentinel, 1:56.50; Daniel Wiltse, Missoula Hellgate, 1:56.79*; Aaron French, Helena, 1:57.24.
A (2:02.00) – Evan Bennett, Hamilton, 1:56.87.
B (2:02.80) – Hunter Bailey, Baker, 2:01.29.
C (2:04.60) – Shaphan Hubner, Manhattan Christian, 2:01.49.

1,600

AA (4:34.00) – Weston Brown, Bozeman, 4:21.50; Nathan Neil, Bozeman, 4:22.28; Ryan Harrington, Nice Falls, 4:22.83; Henry Ballinger, HElena, 4:26.43; Finneas Colescott, Missoula Hellgate, 4:26.70; Jaxon Straus, Billings West, 4:27.93; Keagen Crosby, Missoula Sentinel, 4:29.86; Quinn Newman, Missoula Sentinel, 4:31.46; Carson Steckelberg, Gallatin, 4:31.56; Mason Moler, Billings West, 4:32.88; Tyler Inabnit, Missoula Sentinel, 4:32.92; Daniel Wiltse, Missoula Hellgate, 4:33.95.
A (4:37.00) – Evan Bennett, Hamilton, 4:33.04.
B (4:43.50) – Jack Jensen, Bigfork, 4:39.23; Luke Mest, Jefferson, 4:40.76.
C (4:42.80) – Thomas Oylear, Broadus, 4:36.86; Oren Arthun, Manhattan Christian, 4:40.76.

3,200

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AA (10:00.00) – Weson Brown, Bozeman, 8:48.24*; Nathan Neil, Bozeman, 8:50.26*; Finneas Colescott, Missoula Hellgate, 9:14.70*; Ryan Harrington, Nice Falls, 9:44.28; Carson Steckelberg, Gallatin, 9:53.93; Tyler Inabnit, Missoula Sentinel, 9:56.06; Jaret Dushin, Helena Capital, 9:56.52; Henry Sund, Helena, 9:56.53; Quinn Newman, Missoula Sentinel, 9:59.03.
A (10:12.00) – Taylor Doleac, Hamilton, 9:54.79; Gavin Hagberg, Corvallis, 10:01.36; Greyson Piseno, Billings Central, 10:08.80; Jack Davidson, Corvallis, 10:08.41.
B (10:32.00) -Kyler Harris, Florence, 9:55.79; Peyton Summers, Wolf Level, 9:57.36; Luke Mest, Jefferson, 10:02.39; Rogan Hanson, Florence, 10:12.93; Beau Johnston, Three Forks, 10:14.70; Bryon Fanning, Three Forks, 10:15.57.
C (10:31.90) – Scott Parke, Drummond, 10:08.00; Thomas Oylear, Broadus, 10:10.76.

110 hurdles

AA (15.70) – Merek Mihelish, Helena Capital, 14.55; Corbin Weltzien, Missoula Hellgate, 14.98; Nash Coley, Gallatin, 15.06; Ethan Anderson, Kalispell Glacier, 15.31; Mitchell Fogelson, Billings West, 15.49; Gavin Mow, Helena Capital, 15.50; Aidan Martin, Gallatin, 15.59; Rowley Dupras, Missoula Massive Sky, 15.64.
A (16.10) – Aiden Learn, Corvallis, 15.43; Kee Christiansen, Dillon, 15.78; Brody Hardy, Frenchtown, 15.88.
B (16.00) – Dylan Root, Jefferson, 15.34; Isak Epperly, Bigfork, 15.78.
C (16.30) – William Martin, Darby, 15.95; Nathan Tuinstra, Valley Christian, 16.09;

300 hurdles

AA (41.50) – Merek Mihelish, Helena Capital, 39.70; Nash Coley, Gallatin, 40.23; Colter Petre, Helena, 40.65.
A (41.80) –
B (41.80) – Dylan Root, Jefferson, 40.76.
C (42.50) – Rance Hamilton, Manhattan Christian, 41.38.

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400 relay

AA (43.80) – Provisional qualifying time used at divisional meets
A (44.80) – Dillon, 43.55; Frenchtown, 43.75; Columbia Falls, 44.14; Hamilton, 44.28.
B (44.65) –
C (45.30) –

1,600 relay

AA (3:30.00) – Provisional qualifying time used at divisional meets
A (3:34.00) – Dillon, 3:30.30; Frenchtown, 3:32.71; Hamilton, 3:32.76; Columbia Falls, 3:33.04.
B (3:34.00) –
C (3:37.90) – Manhattan Christian, 3:31.20.

Lengthy soar

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AA (21-00) – Brody Thornsberry, Kalispell Flathead, 21-11; Scott Klinker, Nice Falls, 21-08; Rafe Spring, Gallatin, 21-06.5; Jeff Lillard, Kalispell Glacier, 21-01.5; Colter Petre, Helena, 21-01.5; Grady Walker, Missoula Sentinel, 21-00.5.
A (20-06) – Kohbe Smith, Glendive, 22-02.5; Clay Oven, Billings Central, 21-06.5; ; Kyle Holter, Butte Central, 21-06.25; Carter White, Frenchtown, 21-05.5.
B (20-04) – Bryce Umphrey, St. Ignatius, 20-07.
C (20-02) – Jasiah Hambira, Lustre Christian, 21-05.75; Caiden Sekuterski, Cascade, 21-02.5; Xander Pugh, Nashua, 21-00; Brenden Fetter, Chinook, 20-08.5; Gage Goltz, Bridger, 20-06.25; Terran Joseph, Lustre Christian, 20-04.75; Carter Casavant, Cascade, 20-04; Johnslee Pierre, Lustre Christian, 20-03.25.

Triple soar

AA (42-00) – Scott Klinker, Nice Falls, 44-00; Porter Gibbs, Missoula Massive Sky, 42-09; Grady Walker, 42-06; Jacob Dolezal, Kalispell Flathead, 42-04; Rowley Dupras, Missoula Massive Sky, 42-03.
A (41-09) – Sam Henderson, Butte Central, 43-11; Kohbe Smith, Glendive, 42-03; Carter White, Frenchtown, 41-11; Jey Hofer, Lockwood, 41-09.5.
B (41-03) – Hunter Stevens, Jefferson, 42-03; Levi Peterson, Bigfork, 41-05.
C (41-09) – Jasiah Hambira, Lustre Christian, 44-01; Noah Wilson, Ennis, 43-08.5; Caiden Sekuterski, Cascade, 43-08.

Excessive soar

AA (6-02) – Aayden Simmons, Helena, 6-06; Porter Gibbs, Missoula Massive Sky, 6-04; Hunter Preston, Missoula Hellgate, 6-04; Rowley Dupras, Missoula Massive Sky, 6-02; William Hollensteiner, Kalispell Flathead, 6-02; Jaxan Lieberg, Helena, 6-02.
A (6-00) – Weston Means, Lockwood, 6-04; Sam Henderson, Butte Central, 6-02; Derek Criddle, Corvallis, 6-02; Kyle Holter, Butte Central, 6-00; Tyce Casterline, Lockwood, 6-00; Aren Larson, Sidney, 6-00.
B (6-00) – Quinn Lue, Florence, 6-00; William Wagner, Florence, 6-00; Ivan Lefdahl, Malta, 6-00.
C (6-00) – Jasiah Hambira, Lustre Christian, 6-02; Isaac Maki, Belt, 6-00; Levi Jensen, Chinook, 6-00; Gage Witt, Park Metropolis, 6-00; Donovan Gibbs, Circle, 6-00; Ty Leischner, Scobey, 6-00; Charles Butikofer, Bainville, 6-00; Axel Becke, Denton-Geyser-Stanford, 6-00; Bodie Donsbach, Roy-Winifred, 6-00;

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Pole vault

AA (13-06) – Joey Sandberg, Missoula Massive Sky, 13-06.
A (13-00) – Taylor Searle, Hamilton, 14-07.
B (12-03) – Luke Donally, Huntley Mission, 14-00.
C (12-00) – Nathan Adams, Manhattan Christian, 12-07; Blaine Downing, Saco, 12-06; Ty Leischner, Scobey, 12-06; Lucas Kovalsky, Superior, 12-06; Hayden Dempster, Lincoln, 12-00.

Shot put

AA (48-00) – Jack Murrray, Gallatin, 53-03; Jacob Anderson, Billings West, 52-01; Henry Sellards, Kalispell Glacier, 50-01.25; Cole Dawes, Helena Capital, 49-11.5; Maxx Lee, Billings Senior, 49-06; Barrett Hageman, Helena Capital, 48-10; Alex Shields, Missoula Hellgate, 48-07; Dylan Christman, Helena, 48-04.5; Austin Buehler, Helena Capital, 48-03.5.
A (47-00) – Andrew Burrows, Hamilton, 56-01.5; Cy Stevenson, Libby, 51-03.5; Wyatt Miles, Corvallis, 50-04; Christian Wolfe, Lewistown, 50-02; Hunter Gum, Stevensville, 49-03; Lane Voermans, Columbia Falls, 48-02.
B (46-10) – Beau Meyer, Missoula Loyola, 46-09.5.
C (45-01) – Memphis Black, Belt, 47-08.

Discus

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AA (146-00) – Anthony Okes, Nice Falls CMR, 165-04.5; Barrett Hageman, Helena Capital, 153-00; Aiden Krause, Kalispell Glacier, 153-00; Danny Sirmon, Missoula Sentinel, 149-03.5.
A (142-00) – Andrew Burrows, Hamilton 165-04; Sean Zimmer, Lewistown, 147-06; Lane Voermans, Columbia Falls, 144-09.
B (137-00) – Beau Meyer, Missoula Loyola, 135-03.
C (140-04) – Bryce Grebe, Melstone, 160-02; Memphis Black, Belt, 155-04; Hunter Sharbono, Fairview, 146-07; Klayton Kovatch, Seeley-Swan, 145-00.

Javelin

AA (170-00) – Aiden Nichols, Missoula Hellgate, 174-08.
A (167-00) – Levi Reynoso, Corvallis, 183-00.
B (163-00) – Vaughn Miller, Glasgow, 162-06.
C (153-00) –

Ladies

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AA (13.0) – Ave Roberts, Billings Skyview, 12.30; Myley Bronaugh, Billings Skyview, 12.60; Olivia Collins, Gallatin, 12.63; Logan Todorovich, Helena, 12.69; Abby Thompson, Billings Senior, 12.77; Angel-Ialelei Martin, Billings Skyview, 12.79; Reghan Skogen, Helena, 12.82; Natalia Antonucci, Gallatin, 12.84; Anneliese Bessette, Missoula Hellgate, 12.99; Ela Bloyder, Billings West, 12.99.
A (13.15) – Brooke Zetooney, Whitefish, 12.70; Claire Hutchison, Stevensville, 12.70; Rachael Wilmot, Whitefish, 12.99; Hailey Ells, Whitefish, 13.00; Kaydance Reiter, Havre, 13.01; Ally Sempf, Columbia Falls, 13.01; Farah Wyche, Corvallis, 13.02; Jenna Ellis, Hamilton, 13.03; Kaitlyn Dantic, Laurel, 13.11.
B (13.1) – Grace Ekness, Shepherd, 12.71; Brynn Wandle, Huntley Mission, 12.83; Isabelle Berry, Missoula Loyola, 12.92; Malea Egan, Colstrip, 12.94.
C (13.2) – Jadyn VanDyken, Manhattan Christian, 12.73; Brooke Reuter, Savage, 12.75; Cambry Conradsen, Savage, 12.90; Josie Brown, Saco, 13.00.

200

AA (26.7) – Ave Roberts, Billings Skyview, 25.72; Madilyn Todorovich, Helena, 26.16; Olivia Collins, Gallatin, 26.64.
A (26.9) – Brooke Zetooney, Whitefish, 25.99; Hailey Ells, Whitefish, 26.16; Ally Sempf, Columbia Falls, 26.17; Claire Hutchison, Stevensville, 26.70; Kaitlyn Dantic, Laurel, 26.70.
B (27.2) – Isabelle Berry, Missoula Loyola, 26.89; Cori Coombe, Joliet, 27.02; Clare Ronayne, Jefferson, 27.29.
C (27.10) – Jadyn VanDyken, Manhattan Christian, 26.39; Taylee Chirrick, Roberts, 26.80; Josie Brown, Saco, 26.83; Brooke Reuter, Savage, 27.01.

400

AA (1:01.00) – Madilyn Todorovich, Helena, 59.51; Breanna Smith, Missoula Sentinel, 59.61; Olivia Collins, Gallatin, 59.86; Hailey Burger, Helena Capital, 1:00.91.
A (1:01.50) – Carly Prepare dinner, Laurel, 59.84; Claire Hutchison, Stevensville, 1:00.03; Hailey Ells, Whitefish, 1:00.92; Jenna Ellis, Hamilton, 1:01.06.
B (1:01.60) –
C (1:00.60) – Jadyn VanDyken, Manhattan Christian, 1:00.47.

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800

AA (2:24.00) – Breanna Smith, Missoula Sentinel, 2:17.01; Isabel Ross, Gallatin, 2:18.58; Claire Rutherford, Gallatin, 2:20.00; Alexis Brauer, Billings Skyview, 2:21.97; Sophia Miller, Missoula Hellgate, 2:22.03; Kaitlyn Skinner, Missoula Hellgate, 2:23.37; Ruby Lorenz, Missoula Sentinel, 2:23.41.
A (2:26.00) – Carly Prepare dinner, 2:25.39.
B (2:26.00) – Tanae Baker, Glasgow, 2:25.82.
C (2:26.40) – Mia Handran, Scobey, 2:22.76; Annie Kaul, Plentywood, 2:24.59.

1,600

AA (5:23.00) – Claire Rutherford, Gallatin, 5:21.62
A (5:28.00) –
B (5:31.00) – Natalie Wooden, Massive Timber, 5:27.29.
C (5:31.70) –

3,200

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AA (11:50.00) – Claire Rutherford, Gallatin, 11:26.71; Lucia McCormick, Bozeman, 11:38.45; Jamison Molloy, Missoula Hellgate, 11:41.39; Malia Bradford, Missoula Sentinel, 11:47.85.
A (12:13.00) – Mariah Aragon, Hardin, 11:52.07; Amara Auch, Corvallis, 11:57.35.
B (12:22.00) – Natalie Wooden, Massive Timber, 11:43.77; Emily See, Glasgow, 12:04.11; Ellie Baxter, Thompson Falls, 12:10.25.
C (12:32.90) – Shelby LaBrie, Whitewater, 11:56.51; Annie Kaul, Plentywood, 12:11.30; Mya Inexperienced, Scobey, 12:13.00; Anna Terry, Chinook, 12:20.57; Lily Adair, Darby, 12:21.26.

100 hurdles

AA (16.30) – Logan Todorovich, Helena, 15.37; Cienna Soens, Billings Skyview, 15.98; Alivia Rinehart, Kalispell Flathead, 16.05; Emily McElmurry, Missoula Sentinel, 16.06; Piper Jette, Billings Senior, 16.22.
A (16.40) – Olivia Lewis, Corvallis, 15.70; Kyanna Jarvis, Havre, 16.40.
B (16.50) – Isabelle Berry, Missoula Loyola, 16.14; Havyn Vandenacre, Townsend, 16.34.
C (16.70) – Emma Konen, Twin Bridges, 16.23.

300 hurdles

AA (48.50) – Cienna Soens, Billings Skyview, 47.09; Kathryn Sheridan, Helena Capital, 47.69.
A (48.50) – Olivia Lewis, Corvallis, 45.75; Hailey Ells, Whitefish, 47.38.
B (48.10) – Havyn Vandenacre, Townsend, 47.43; Isabelle Berry, Missoula Loyola, 47.77.
C (48.20) – Taylee Chirrick, Roberts, 47.03; Emma Konen, Twin Bridges, 47.39.

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400 relay

AA (50.60) – Provisional qualifying time used at divisional meets
A (51.80) – Whitefish, 50.52; Lewistown, 51.32; Corvallis, 51.57.
B (52.10) –
C (52.40) – Manhattan Christian, 51.70.

1,600 relay

AA (4:12.00) – Provisional qualifying time used at divisional meets
A (4:14.00) – Corvallis, 4:12.37; Whitefish, 4:12.50.
B (4:18.00) –
C (4:20.60) –

Lengthy soar

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AA (16-06) – Logan Todorovich, Helena, 18-02.75*; Madilyn Todorovich, Helena, 17-09*; Ava Kellenberg, Missoula Sentinel, 17-04.5; Reghan Skogen, Helena, 17-02; Ryesha Farmer, Nice Falls, 17-01; Karys Camp, Kalispell Glacier, 17-00; Akilah Kubi, Kalispell Flathead, 16-09.
A (16-00) – Alexis Daigle, Frenchtown, 17-02; Sydney Petersen, Dillon, 16-10.25; Kylie Konen, Dillon, 16-07; Macee Might, Havre, 16-04.
B (15-09) – Saraya Afrank, Baker, 16-09.75; Remington Pederson, Forsyth, 16-09; Taylor Evans, Conrad, 16-07.5; Makenzie Sheils, Columbus, 16-07.5; Emma Pouwers, Bigfork, 16-04; Inga Turner, Bigfork, 15-11; Camy Hoiland, Anaconda, 15-10; Madison Akins, Huntley Mission, 15-10.
C (16-02) – Emily Maughan, Seeley-Swan, 17-01; Zeason Schaffer, Broadus, 16-10; Taylee Chirrick, Roberts, 16-08.5; Brooke Reuter, Savage, 16-04.5; Alizae Howard, Roy-Winifred, 16-04; Angeline Riener, Fort Benton, 16-03.5; Jadyn VanDyken, Manhattan Christian, 16-03.25; Mallory Tommerup, Plentywood, 16-02.

Triple soar

AA (34-00) – Emily McElmurry, Missoula Sentinel, 38-01; Ava Kellenberg, Missoula Sentinel, 37-06.75; Afton Wride, Kalispell Flathead, 35-08.5; Alix Mund, Missoula Hellgate, 35-06; Kyesha Farmer, Nice Falls, 34-09; Karys Camp, Kalispell Glacier, 34-08; Mia Stephan, Kalispell Flathead, 34-04.5; Addi Kynett, Nice Falls, 34-00.
A (33-07) – Kendall Wahl, Billings Central, 35-07; Leina Ulutoa, Ronan, 34-05; Macee Might, Havre, 33-09.5; Amber Santon, Dillon, 33-08.5.
B (33-10) – Remington Pederson, Forsyth, 34-06.5; Avery Gerdes, Huntley Mission, 34-02.25; Makenzie Sheils, Columbus, 34-01.75; Meryssa Value, Forsyth, 34-01; Kaitlyn Noyes, Townsend, 34-01; Cori Coombe, Joliet, 34-00.
C (33-04) – Jadyn VanDyken, Manhattan Christian, 35-04; Macy Tjelde, Fairview, 34-08.25; Brooke Reuter, Savage, 34-06.25; Taevyn Beaudin, Valley Christian, 34-03.5; Jayla Ramberg, Chester-Joplin-Inverness, 34-02.75; Cambry Conradsen, Savage, 33-11; Krystan Hafla, Jordan, 33-10; Mallory Tommerup, Plentywood, 33-09; Brynne Hill, Richey-Lambert, 33-05.25.

Excessive soar

AA (5-02) – Kennedy Moore, Kalispell Flathead, 5-04; Madilyn Todorovich, Helena, 5-04; Brenna Berghold, Bozeman, 5-02; Logan Todorovich, Helena, 5-02*; Jaidyn Pevey, Kalispell Glacier, 5-02; Ava Kellenberg, Missoula Sentinel, 5-02.
A (5-00) – Rylee Boltz, Libby, 5-02; Claire Hutchison, Stevensville, 5-02; Kyanna Jarvis, Havre, 5-02; Emilee Searle, Hamilton, 5-01; Ayda Griffin, Hamilton, 5-00; Codi Nagle, Glendive, 5-00; Hailey Ells, Whitefish, 5-00; Ari Gary, Havre, 5-00.
B (4-10) – Avery Gerdes, Huntley Mission, 5-02; Remmi Stanger, Eureka, 5-00; Lily Heiberg, Choteau, 4-10; Eve Stone, Glasgow, 4-10; Trinity Riffle, Thompson Falls, 4-10; Holly Newman, Townsend, 4-10.
C (5-00) – Audrey Sampsen, Plentywood, 5-04; Mallory Tommerup, Plentywood, 5-02; Angeline Riener, Fort Benton, 5-00; Samantha Fenley, Harlowton-Ryegate, 5-00; Emma Konen, Twin Bridges, 5-00; Kenzie DeFord, Shields Valley, 5-00.

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Pole vault

AA (10-00) – Austin Lengthy, Billings West, 11-00; Hannah Moses, Missoula Hellgate, 11-00; Annika Nehring, Helena, 10-06; Abigail Ingraham, Billings West, 10-00; Alixis Dvorak, Billings West, 10-00; Abbie Morledge-Hampton, Billings Senior, 10-00; Reghan Skogen, Helena, 10-00.
A (9-06) – Charlie Ham, Frenchtown, 11-01; Chesnee Lawerence, Hamilton, 11-00; Megan Frank, Glendive, 10-00; Emma McAllister, Columbia Falls, 9-06.
B (9-00) – Breauna Erickson, Conrad, 11-00; Brynn Wandle, Huntley Mission, 10-06; Ava Krings, Conrad, 10-00; Eve Stone, Glasgow, 9-06; Hannah Christman, Huntley Mission, 9-06; Kira Beck, Glasgow, 9-00; Delayne Lindeen, Huntley Mission, 9-00.
C (8-09) – Annie Kaul, Plentywood, 10-00; Tori Venema, Manhattan Christian, 9-06; Taevyn Beaudin, Valley Christian, 9-00.

Shot put

AA (35-03) – Kai Johnson, Kalispell Glacier, 39-06; Tesse Kamps, Gallatin, 38-11; Rae Good, Billings Skyview, 38-10.5; Torie Jamieson, Billings Senior, 37-06; Natalie Ellis, Missoula Massive Sky, 37-01; MaKenna Harmon, Billings Senior, 35-07.5; Bria Henry, Billings West, 35-04.
A (35-02) – Sadie Smith, Frenchtown, 40-00; Maggie Hillis, Laurel, 37-00.5; Mya Winkler, Hamilton, 36-08; Tyanna Jessop, Hamilton, 35-10.
B (34-09) – Scout Nadeau, Bigfork, 37-07; Talen Rogers, Colstrip, 36-04.5; Alexis Deming, Plains, 36-00; Madison Chappius, Bigfork, 35-01.
C (35-01) – Natalie Fisher, White Sulphur Springs, 37-01; Carolyne Christoffersen, Froid-Medication Lake, 36-04.5; Emma Brensdal, Plentywood, 36-02.5.

Discus

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AA (113-00) – Torie Jamieson, Billings Senior, 126-10; Tesse Kamps, Gallatin, 113-03.5.
A (110-00) – Alanna Auch, Corvallis, 121-09; Kaiya Graves, Laurel, 121-01; Mya Winkler, Hamilton, 112-05.5
B (106-05) – Alexis Deming, Plains, 116-01.
C (108-01) – Emma Brensdal, Plentywood, 114-06; Abigail Barrett, Augusta, 109-09; Audrey Baker, Nice Falls Central, 109-06.

Javelin

AA (115-00) – Alysa Keller, Billings West, 152-02; Clara Fox, Bozeman, 137-02; Jaeli Jenkins, Gallatin, 128-10; Ava Dierolf, Gallatin, 123-10; Taliana Miller, Kalispell Flathead, 122-09; Kaelyn Saari, Helena Capital, 122-00; Charlotte Osler, Kalispell Glacier, 116-05; Rachel Macy, Billings Senior, 116-03.
A (115-00) – Daeja Fike, Laurel, 141-02; Brianna Linday, Laurel, 120-00; Mya Winkler, Hamilton, 116-08; Ella Moodry, Butte Central, 116-03.
B (114-09) – Ashley Carroll, Shepherd, 133-00; Katelyn MacDonald, Wolf Level, 118-02; Madison Chappius, Bigfork, 117-05; Zoey Albert, Bigfork, 116-09.
C (115-06) – Jessie Struna, Drummond, 122-01; Paige Wasson, Whitewater, 119-06; Emily Brown, Noxon, 119-01; Bentley Bertolino, Roberts, 117-07; Carrie Taylor, Scobey, 116-02; Danielle Sexton, Seeley-Swan, 115-08.

*Signifies time from Arcadia Invitational in California.





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Exclusive Interview With Secretary Buttigieg in Montana

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Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) – Following his visits to the Missoula airport, the CSKT Reservation, and lots of travel time seeing the beauty of western Montana, U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg granted me an exclusive nearly 13-minute live in-studio interview in the KGVO Radio studio on Wednesday afternoon.

Secretary Buttigieg first described his reaction to the additions to the Missoula Airport, including the many new carriers recently added to carry travelers around the nation and the world.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg Provides an Exclusive Live Interview

“The added capacity at the airport means more airlines and more flights can serve this region,” began Buttigieg. “That means helping to keep air fares under control, because I know affordability is a real concern. So seeing that we were not just creating a better day-to-day experience, but a more competitive landscape was really encouraging for us. The other thing I loved seeing there is that the first phase of that project came in under budget, which is what I’d love to see more of because usually with infrastructure, it tends to happen in the opposite direction.”

Secretary Buttigieg also referenced his visit to see the planned expansion project between Missoula and East Missoula.

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Buttigieg Praised the Project Linking Missoula to East Missoula

“Everything we’re doing is going to make a difference in day-to-day life,” he said. “The Safe Streets for All Grant that we’re working with Missoula and funding to connect East Missoula even though it’s only three miles away, is really cut off by the way that the highways run,” he said. “That’s a big project for us, too. It’s on my radar, even though it’s one of many in that program because we really believe that that part of what we can do with our generation’s worth of infrastructure is make sure that it really is connecting and not what you had sometimes in the past, because dividing a highway shouldn’t stand between you and where you need to be.”

The discussion then led to electric vehicles and the necessary infrastructure needed in a state the size and population of Montana.

“It’s the same way that when you go out on the road now,” he said. “You know there’s going be a gas station when you need it. We’ve got to make sure we get to the same place when it comes to EV (Electric Vehicle) charging. We’re not just urging states to do that; we’re funding states to do that. Every state has submitted a plan, making sure you’d never go more than 50 miles without coming to a charger. It’s going to take a few years to put those up, and this is pretty new for us as a country, but we got to make sure we get that done.”

READ MORE: Dangerous U.S. 93 Gets Big Dollar Fix North of Missoula

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Buttigieg said Eastern Montana Can Look Forward to More Electric Vehicles

Secretary Buttigieg gave his view on how people in lightly populated eastern Montana might be able to look forward to having more electric vehicles.

“People here are more likely to live in single-family homes which means you already have some kind of charging infrastructure in the form of a plug in the wall,” he said. “That’s what we do at our house in Michigan. But also, the more you drive, the longer distances you cover, and the more of your money you’re spending on gas and diesel; you’ll find it’s cheaper to fill up a car with electricity than it is with gas and diesel. Provided we can make sure that the chargers are there when you need them, which is a big project for us, and also keep fighting to get the sticker price of those EVs down. I think there are a lot of people in these less dense areas who are going to find it’s the right answer.”

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Check out these photos of how Missoula has changed over the past decade.

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Montana’s Catholic bishops have issued a joint letter denouncing a proposed pro-abortion constitutional amendment they say would pave the way for late-term abortions, partial-birth abortions, and an elimination of the state’s parental notification requirement for minors in Montana.

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In their May 3 letter, the bishops called the initiative an attack on the “recognition of the infinite dignity enjoyed by all persons” that fails to respect “life as a precious gift from God and recognize our sacred duty to nurture and protect every human life.”

“This recognition of the infinite dignity enjoyed by all persons informs our understanding of the basic rights and protections to which all human beings are entitled,” the letter stated. “When those rights are threatened, the Church must speak up with clarity and boldness.”

The statement — signed by Bishop Austin Vetter of Helena and Bishop Jeffrey Fleming and Bishop Emeritus Michael Warfel of Great Falls-Billings — urged Catholics in the state to refrain from signing the petition and to pray for the initiative’s defeat.





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Dangerous U.S. 93 Gets Big Dollar Fix North of Missoula

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Montana State Senator Shane Morigeau still remembers the pain of losing a cousin who was killed while walking along Highway 93.

And even though it was decades ago he says that tragedy, and many more are one of the primary reasons to celebrate the funding secured to rebuild the highway through the heart of the Flathead Reservation.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg says it’s a prime example of how the bi-partisan Infrastructure Act approved two years ago is such a major step in highway safety.

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A project long overdue

At a press conference along the highway in Evaro Tuesday, Senator Morigeau, and Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribal Chair Michael Dolson thanked Buttigieg, and Senator Jon Tester, for working to secure $100 million dollars to finally replace the dangerous, narrow stretch of highway south of Ronan.

L-R, CSKT Tribal Chair Michael Dolson, US DOT Sec. Pete Buttigieg, Sen. Shane Morigeau; Dennis Bragg photo

L-R, CSKT Tribal Chair Michael Dolson, US DOT Sec. Pete Buttigieg, Sen. Shane Morigeau; Dennis Bragg photo

“Not only is your work saving lives for us here in this community, but it’s also reducing wildlife collisions with animals such as grizzly bears and moose,” Morigeau said in prepared remarks. “So your work is just so critical for our community when it comes to tourism and safety as well along this highway corridor.”

 “It was in the top 10 highways in the nation for accidents and death,” Dolson noted. “So good to have the projects that are going forward to make it as safe as possible.”

It took cooperation

Buttigieg says the project wouldn’t have been possible without the full cooperation of the tribe and the State of Montana, given a route complicated by wetlands and wildlife.

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“Part of that danger is due to outdated surface conditions. Part of it’s due to the lack of a separated protected bike or pedestrian path, especially when you’ve got freight or logging trucks doing 70 miles an hour just a few feet away.”

U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg; Dennis Bragg photo

U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg; Dennis Bragg photo

Lots of money, but more needed for maintenance

While Buttigieg celebrated the investment in roads, and the Missoula Airport, during his visit. He told Peter Christian in a taped appearance on “Talkback” that the states will have to innovate to fill the holes in gas taxes and other funding sources if all the new improvements are to be properly maintained.

“We don’t dictate that and that’s OK. You know what? What makes sense in Montana might be different than what makes sense in in Michigan, where I live, “Buttigieg observed. “But we do need to make sure that we make those investments cause if you don’t, it’s kind of like a leaky roof. You might feel like you’re saving money from year to year by by waiting. But in the end, it’s only going to be that much more expensive.”

We’ll have that full interview with the Transportation Secretary later this week on Talkback.

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From above, Montana’s lakes may be less recognizable than you might think. Test your knowledge–see if you recognize these Montana lakes from Google Earth images.

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