Sorted by date Results 55 - 79 of 1979
Each fall, just a few weeks after the Richland County Fair & Rodeo wraps, the Richland County Rodeo Club starts knocking on doors, asking for the community’s support for the Montana High School Rodeo in Sidney; and boy, does Richland County show up. The tremendous support for both the Pro and High School/Youth Rodeo in Sidney is unique and well-appreciated by the rodeo community. Sidney’s event ran Aug. 30-31, with Kraken Oil & Gas, Tri-County Implement, the Cattle-Ac, Clark & Associates-Denver Gilbert, Dawson County Rodeo Club, Glendive Liv...
Representatives from Richland Rangers Youth Hockey chose an opportune time to attend the Sidney Council meeting Monday, Sept. 16. Their request to the city was for the repair of the parking lot at the hockey facility which they said, and others agreed, was getting very bad. Public Works Director Jeff Hintz stated that he would look at the lot to see what needed to be done. A public hearing followed during which there were no comments concerning the proposal of requesting SLIPA grant money for the city shops, and rehab of bike paths and SMV...
The Alexander High School Student Council will be hosting a 4-person team golf scramble tournament on Oct. 5 at Fox Hills Golf Course, Watford City. The registration per team is $500 and includes green fees, carts, and food. Various prizes will also be given. Proceeds will go to hosting school events and purchasing a mascot uniform. Sign-in for teams will be held at 11 a.m. at the golf course and the tournament will begin at 12 p.m. f you are interested in donating prizes or in registering a team please contact Amber Severson, student council...
Sidney Tendo Taekwondo is excited to announce the return of Stephen Lambdin to Sidney, on Oct. 5 and 6. Lambdin competed in the 2016 Olympics in Rio, Brazil and was a coach in the 2024 Olympics in France. Today, he is an Olympic Coach of Athletic Development for USA Taekwondo. He will be in Sidney teaching his cutting edge, science-based teaching methods to help athletes build stamina, optimal strength and learn proper training methods. Blending hands-on training with motivational teaching for...
Williston Basin Speedway Fall Roundup Racing Results, Sept. 14 IMCA Hobby Stocks A Feature 1 1st Place: Taylor Heaton, Baker, MT, 11H 2nd Place: Kyler Satran, Minot, ND, 22 3rd Place: Caleb Storbakken, Williston, ND, 16C 4th Place: Ethan Neu, Fairview, MT, 51E 5th Place: Sage Borud, Williston, ND, 6B 6th Place: Kaiden Tuchscherer, Estevan, SK, 91T 7th Place: Shawn Daleske, Sidney, MT, 59D 8th Place: Brian Reid, Williston, ND, 8 9th Place: Matt Sorenson, Williston, ND, 110 IMCA Modifieds A...
The Sidney High School football team hosted Hardin on Sept. 20. The Eagles came out on top 27-20 over the Bulldogs for their first win of the season....
Back in June, Montana junior defensive linemen Sloan McPherson did something not many of us would these days: answer a phone call from an unknown number. Fast forward to the last week of August, just as he and the Grizzlies were preparing to take on Missouri State in the season opener, he did something else not many would. And he did it for a good cause. McPherson put the chance to play in one of the few games a college football player gets in life on hold for an opportunity to save someone's...
The Sidney Cross Country team traveled to Dickinson Friday, Sept. 20, for a meet. Coming in first for the Eagle boys was Carter Heggum who placed ninth overall, and for the Eagle girls was Ryleigh Kleinke who placed sixth overall. Cameron Franck took first place in the middle school girls' race, Kenzie Koch took 3rd, and Paisley Obergfell took 5th. The team score results showed the Sidney varsity boys in 11th place, the Sidney varsity girls in 5th place, the middle school boys in 8th place, and...
The Sidney High School golf team began their week with the junior varsity team traveling to Miles City for the Miles City JV Invitational on Monday, Sept. 16. This nine-hole event consisting of 44 boys and 16 girls had five schools participating: Sidney, Glendive, Lockwood, Billings Central, and Miles City. There was no team scoring. Complete individual results were: Boys JV: 2. Dresden Wesley 43 T4. Matt Savage 48 T20. Rylan Johnson 55 T25. Paul Gonzales 57 T 27. Grayson Morrill 59 Girls JV 3....
The Attorney General is Montana’s chief law enforcement officer and leads the Montana Highway Patrol. The person who holds that position should know how to protect Montanans, support officers and understand our constitutional rights. Austin Knudsen has proved, once again, that he is not the right person for the job. An internal survey of the Highway Patrol revealed serious problems with Knudsen’s leadership. Montana is in the middle of a drug crisis and almost half the troopers are not optimistic about the leadership or direction of the age...
Homecoming in Fairview was another successful game on the gridiron. The Warriors jumped out to an early lead and didn't look back. The first quarter score was 34-0 and expanded to 54-0 at halftime. After another quick score in the third quarter making the score 61-0, the JV unit finished the game. Tyler Loan was 9-10 passing for 220 yards and 3 touchdowns while adding 93 yards on the ground and two more touchdowns on two carries. He also intercepted two passes, returning one for a touchdown....
The Alexander High School Student Council will be hosting a 4-person team golf scramble tournament on Oct. 5 at Fox Hills Golf Course, Watford City. The registration per team is $500 and includes green fees, carts, and food. Various prizes will also be given. Proceeds will go to hosting school events and purchasing a mascot uniform. Sign-in for teams will be held at 11 a.m. at the golf course and the tournament will begin at 12 p.m. f you are interested in donating prizes or in registering a team please contact Amber Severson, student council...
The Fairview Warriors travelled to Culbertson Friday night to play the #8-ranked Cowboys. Fairview scored first with a short pass from Tyler Loan to Deacon Gackle for an 8-yard TD. Culbertson answered with a score of their own, but the PAT was blocked by Keegan Skogas making the score 7-6 in favor of the Warriors. Loan and Gackle connected again for a 28-yard touchdown with Gackle outjumping the defender in the end zone to make a spectacular catch. The first quarter ended with the Warriors up...
The Sidney Eagle varsity golf team hosted the top ranked team in the state, the Laurel Locomotives, for a dual on Thursday, Sept. 12. Due to lightning, thunder, rain, and winds the players were called off the course twice, and therefore play was suspended for the day. Only two Sidney players were able to finish all 18 holes. Brady Collins came in first place for the Eagles golfing a 76 and Tanner Tiesen came in second golfing an 88. With nine-hole scores only, due to weather, Caleb Price and...
The Sidney Eagle cross-country team traveled to Beulah, ND, for the Beulah-Hazel Invitational meet on Friday, Sept. 13. Congratulations to Carter Heggum who placed first in the competition for the varsity boys, and to Ryleigh Kleinke who placed second for the varsity girls. Dyson Romo also placed 10th in the varsity boys and Morgan Kindopp placed 12th in the varsity girls. In the middle school competition, Camryn Frank placed 2nd and Kenzie Koch placed 3rd. Complete results were: Boys' varsity...
The 2024 edition of "The War in Watford" saw two nights of near-capacity attendance at The Rough Rider Center, where fans from across the region took in the exciting pre-season matchup between heated NAHL rivals, the Bismarck Bobcats and Minot Minotauros. The two teams split the series, as they historically do, with Minot picking up the win on night one 5-1, and Bismarck shutting out the Tauros on night two with a 4-0 victory." (Photo by Ricki Cook Photography)...
The Sidney Eagle Cross Country team competed in Williston on Friday, Sept. 6. Coach Stacey Collins said. “Today was a great day to be an Eagle! Almost every kid had a season best, some by over two minutes!” Ryleigh Kleinke led the varsity girls with a 12th place finish by running a 20:24. Carter Heggem led the varsity boys finishing 16th with a time of 17:16. The middle school girls were second in the team race, led by Camryn Frank and Kenzie Koch. Complete results were: Varsity Girls team placed 8th overall. Individual Girls Varsity Res...
The Sidney Eagle golf team traveled to Glendive on Friday, Sept. 6 for a dual against the Red Devils. The dual started at 9 a.m. at the Cottonwood Country Club. Sidney had 23 golfers competing and Glendive had 25. Therefore, two of the Sidney Eagle players had to play two matches at the same time. For the team scores, the Boys Varsity and JV Eagles defeated the Red Devils 42.5-2.5. The Lady Eagles (Varsity and JV) defeated the Red Devils 22-8. Individual results were: Boys- 1. Brady Collins 75 2. Tanner Tiesen 85 3. Kalen Price 85 4. Blake...
The “War In Watford” is a two-night, live hockey event featuring the Bismarck Bobcats and the Minot Minotauros of the North American Hockey League. This pre-season exhibition series is always competitive and action packed, as both teams have players looking to make the cut for the main roster. This family-friendly event will have a night full of fun for all ages. This year, the “War In Watford” is themed as “The ‘80s Vs. The ‘90s. Friday, Sept. 6 will be 80’s night, and Saturday Sept. 7 will be ‘90s night. The Bobcats will be the team represen...
On Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 26-27, the Sidney Eagle golf team participated in the Billings invitational meet. After day one, the Eagle boys had a team score of 332. Tanner Tiesen shot 78 to lead the boys' squad. The Eagle girls shot a team score of 385. Izzy Baisch shot a career best of 88 to lead the girls. After Tuesday's scores were in, the Eagle girls team shot a season best of 379 and earned sixth place. Senior player, Mercedes Lamb, led the team by shooting an 87. Placing in the top 20...
A passion for dirt racing runs deep in Landon Gaudreau. The son of Terry and Lindsay Gaudreau, Williston, Landon has been racing since he was 11, in the Coca-Cola Junior Slingshot series at the Williston Basin Speedway. At 14, after winning two season championships, he timed out in the slingshot division (8-14 years old) and now at 15 has decided to advance his racing career by moving into sprint cars. Landon and his father have done their homework. Terry having watched the career of Donny...
