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Sidney High School Speech Drama and Debate Teams were at Custer County High School competing against 13 schools from across eastern Montana. The Teams may be small but they were mighty placing 2nd in Class A Drama Sweeps and 4th in Class A Speech/Debate Sweeps. Drama Results: Classical Theatre: 1st Brooke Watson and Sophie Pust; Humorous Solo: 1st Cedar Hovde. Dramatic Theatre: 2nd Luca Verville and Alyssa Batchelor Speech Results: Extemporaneous Speaking: 2nd Keaton Burke; Original Oratory:...
Sidney High School Speech Drama and Debate Team travelled to Glasgow for their first meet of the season and competed against 20, A, B & C schools and over 200 competitors from across eastern Montana. This season the team welcomes Warren Clark as the new Debate Coach. The Speech & Debate Team took first in Class A Sweeps: Extemporaneous Speaking: 1st Keaton Burke; Informative Speaking: 5th Kyle Pust; Original Oratory: 5th Tytus Carter and Lincoln Douglas Debate: 7th Chloe Thompson. The Drama...
Fairview Warriors had an incredible run at the Northern B Divisional Volleyball Tournament in Malta on Nov. 2. After winning sets one and two, they faced devastating losses to Choteau in sets three, four, and five of the opening round of the tournament. But the Warriors didn't let that get them down. Instead, they took the night to reset and regroup, returning the next day stronger than ever. Coach Angie Hopes had the perfect words of encouragement for her team, saying, "Everything happens for...
The Fairview Warrior football team travelled to Arlee to face another Warrior team in the quarterfinal round of the state playoffs. The #1 seed from the East jumped out to an early lead with Jaxon Vitt returning the opening kickoff 64 yards for a touchdown against the #1 seed from the West. Fairview's defense stopped Arlee on their first possession and followed with a one-play 26-yard touchdown run by Wyatt McPherson. Arlee countered with a 46-yard touchdown pass cutting the lead to 16-8 but...
The Sidney High School held their annual Creampuff volleyball game on Sunday, Nov. 5. The seniors took home the title this year with a score of 30-22. This is a fundraiser for Close Up....
NCAA Division III National Champion and 2001 Dan Hodge Trophy winner Nick Ackerman spoke to Sidney Middle School wrestlers Oct. 19. He visited with them following practice in the Sidney High School wrestling room. Ackerman is not a typical wrestler and not a typical champion. As a young child he was afflicted with spinal meningitis resulting in the amputation of both of his legs to save his life. It was only through hard work and perseverance that Ackerman reached the top of college wrestling....
The Fairview Warriors came out hot on an unusually cold October day shocking the Shelby Coyotes in the first round of the Class C 8-man playoffs. Fairview, the #1 seed in the East, scored 40 unanswered points in the first quarter against Shelby, the #3 seed in the North. After a first play 30-yard pass to Jaxon Vitt, Wyatt McPherson took the handoff on the next play 35-yards for a touchdown. Keegan Skogas added the 2-point conversion and two plays into the game it was 8-0 Warriors. Brock...
The Savage Warriors placed 2nd at the District 2C Volleyball Tournament advancing to the Eastern C Divisional Tournament that will be held in Sidney Nov. 2-4. Scores: Game 1 - Savage 3, Terry 0; Game 2 - Broadus 3, Savage 0; Game 3 - Savage 3, Forsyth 1; Game 4 - Savage 3, Circle 0 - 4th Place; Game 5 - Savage 3, Jordan 0 - 3rd Place; Game 6 - Broadus 3 - 1st Place, Savage 0 - 2nd Place....
Glasgow - Glasgow High School hosted the District 2B Volleyball Tournament, Oct. 26-28. The Fairview Warriors entered the tournament in second place, displaying their dominance right from the start, defeating the Glasgow Scotties in four sets (25-16, 21-25, 25-21, and 26-24). In their second match, the Warriors faced the Wolf Point Wolves, who proved to be a tough competitor, but the Warriors emerged victorious in a nail-biting five-set match (23-25, 25-21, 17-25, 25-23, and 15-19). Fairview...
Friday night, Oct. 20 started with the Warriors believing they were playing their last game of the year. They had been mistakenly told that they had no chance of making playoffs. Driving in on the bus to Lambert, they found out that instead, if they won the game they would secure their playoff berth. The Savage Warriors came out strong, stopping the R&L Fusion just shy of the goal line on their first drive. The Warriors were quick to score and take the lead off a 41-yard pass from Cade Tombre...
The Fairview Warriors hosted the Glasgow Scotties for their Pink Night game Friday, Oct. 20. Both teams and fans wore pink to support the continuing fight to find a cure for breast cancer. The Warrior offense and defense started rocky but settled in and battled out a win over the Scotties in four sets (21-25, 25-19, 25-18, 25-23). Fairview - Kills: Tjelde 17, Johnson 13, Hopes 7, Kloker 3. Assists: Hopes 24, Kloker 12, Fry 1. Aces: Fry 2, Hopes 1. Blocks: Johnson 5, Berry 4, Hopes 2, Tjelde 2....
The Savage Warriors moved Districts this year to help balance the Division and have proven that they are a force no matter where they play. The Warriors ended their season Saturday night with a win against Jordan to seal their District record of 11-2. The Warriors are led by senior captains Brooke Reuter and Karley McPherson, who dominate the net for the team. Cambry Conradsen and Miley Pilgeram are consistent in serve, receive, and back row play with their quickness and ball awareness. Setter...
The Fairview Warrior football team wrapped up their regular season with a 60-12 trouncing of the Plentywood Wildcats. The 8-0 Warriors are the Eastern Conference Champions and #1 seed going into the playoffs in two weeks. They will host the #3 seed out of the north, which looks like Shelby at this time, at 1p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 28. While the offense once again lit up the scoreboard, the defense continued to prove that it is the true strength of this team keeping Plentywood's offense out of...
In two much-anticipated re-matches, the Fairview Warriors faced the Sidney Eagles on Oct. 10 and the Wolf Point Wolves on Oct. 12. Although the hopes were high to avenge their only two losses of the season, the Fairview Warriors fell just short in both. Fairview Vs. Sidney With both team's fans out in full force, the Warriors and Eagles met in Sidney for an exciting night of volleyball. The Warriors struggled early in set one, falling behind 2-10. Kills from Macy Tjelde, Emily Johnson, and...
Sidney High School celebrated their homecoming last week....
The Fairview Warriors celebrated senior night on Saturday by defeating Culbertson 46-20. The win clinched the conference championship for the Warriors and eliminated Culbertson's playoff hopes. Culbertson struck first with a touchdown run and successful 2-pt conversion, making the score 8-0. Fairview finally found paydirt in the second quarter with a 64-yard pass from Jeff Tjelde to Jaxon Vitt. They followed that up with a Tyler Loan 1-yard run and a 33-yard field goal by Loan making the halftim...
The Fairview Warriors continued to excel after another week of volleyball. After defeating the Poplar Indians (25-9, 25-11, and 25-23) on Oct. 5, the Warriors improved their conference record to 6-1 and their overall record to 9-2. The Warriors are looking ahead to a tough week as they face their only two losses, the Sidney Eagles in Sidney on Tuesday, Oct. 10 and the Wolf Point Wolves at home on Oct. 12. In non-conference play on Saturday, Oct. 7, the Fairview Warriors traveled to Beach, and...
The Savage Warriors hosted their Pink Nights this past weekend, raising funds to donate to two of their local community members who are currently battling cancer. The volleyball team defeated Wibaux in three (25-10, 25-9, 25-11). Stats vs Wibaux #12 Miley Pilgeram Aces 10, Kills 3, Digs 7 #7 Mya Jorgensen Aces 5, Assists 15, Digs 5 #8 Karley McPherson Aces 5, Kills 2, Digs 2 #3 Cambry Conradsen Aces 2, Kills 2, Digs 6 #9 Faith Reed Aces 2, Kills 2, Digs 4 #1 Brooke Reuter Aces 1, Kills 8,...
Eight members of the Sidney Tendo Tae Kwon Do School traveled to Williston to participate in the 2023 Williston Tendo/Sidney Tendo Invitational Tae Kwon Do Championships held on Saturday, Oct. 7 at the Area Recreation Center. Competitors from North Dakota, Montana, and Canada were on hand. Competitors from Sidney and their results are as follows: Troy Turnbull, 7 yr. old yellow belt, placed 3rd in forms and 3rd in sparring. Mercy Long, 6 yr. old orange belt, placed 3rd in forms and 4th in...
The annual Powder Puff flag football game will take place next Sunday, Oct. 15 at 6 p.m. at Swanson Field, Sidney. This is the 20th anniversary of the Close Up fundraiser with advisor Brad Faulhaber! There will be lots of snacks and a 50-50 drawing and Blue Rock will be sponsoring drinks. "This game is the Junior girls versus the Senior girls," said participant Ryleigh Kleinke. "There are about 50 girls and 10-13 coaches participating". The coaches are males, but all of the players are female....
The Richland County Sports Complex has moved to a new building! They are now located in the old Cenex garage, next to Cooperative Western Choice. Up until August, they had been located at the fairgrounds. "The reason for the move was because this building has heat, has no dirt floor, and we had room to add a pickle-ball court," said Chairman Terry Roth. "This gives an opportunity for more people to use our complex." The RCSC hours for the month of October are Tuesday 5-7 p.m., Wednesday from...
