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The Hawk football team traveled to Plentywood on Thursday, October 17th. Broadus drove the ball down the field and scored in the first quarter on a 12 yard pass from Jayce Schroeder to Logan Capp, missing the extra point attempt. Throughout the game, Broadus was able to move the ball on Plentywood but had difficulty in completing drives, with incompletions and penalties such as false starts and two men in motion causing drives to stall. Plentywood's taller receiver corps overmatched Broadus'...
Zeason Schaffer, 2024 Broadus Grad, was named last week as the Mon-Dak volleyball player of the week. The MCC freshman outside hitter helped her team go 4-0 in early October, with two conference wins. Schaffer leads the conference in kills, laying down 391 kills, and is 7th in the country in NJCAA Division II volleyball. The Mon-Dak Athletic Conference consists of seven volleyball teams from Montana and North Dakota, including Miles Community College, The ND State College Of Science in W...
In the first meeting of the season against Forsyth, the Lady Hawk volleyball squad had a challenging time against their Rosebud County rivals, with the teams trading blows and the match going to five sets and Broadus coming back to win in the fifth set by the skin of their teeth. The second time around, last Thursday in Forsyth, the Lady Hawks were much more focused, according to Head Volleyball Coach Monica Smith. That increase in focus helped lock in the team's defense and offense, and helped...
The Broadus cross country team competed in their final regular meet of the year, last Thursday in Joliet. The Oylear brothers, Sean & Christian, crossed the finish line nearly together, running a 19:16 and 19:18 respectively. Broadus Head Coach Ashley Emmons told us she emphasized the psychological side of running to the boys, to help them as they look toward State, this week in Missoula. Bradyn Stoddard-Terrill was still out this week due to lingering concerns of injury development, but he had previously qualified for State (as had the rest...
Lady Hawk volleyball went 1-1 in weekend action, securing a win against Plevna, then hosting #1 in the conference ranked Circle on Saturday evening. The Lady Hawks made quick work of Plevna, with Plevna scoring only 23 points in total in the three set Broadus win. Leading the Hawks were Kassie Hagedorn with 7 aces in the match, Emelyn Harper led the team with 9 kills, and Gracie Gali had 17 assists, while Macyn McDowell had 13 digs. Broadus Head Coach Monica Smith told us Monday that a goal...
As a result of player injuries last week, Hawk football forfeited their game at Culbertson. The move came about as Broadus had several players coming off injuries and another coming off concussion protocol, meaning at best Broadus could make a full compliment of players on the field. The move allowed the Hawks to recuperate and ready themselves for Plentywood, this Thursday in Plentywood. The Wildcats are currently 3-5, having beaten Wibaux 39-26 in week 2, and Poplar 50-6 in week six. Plentywood was able to put up 18 points against Scobey,...
Running through the fall foliage along the Yellowstone River, Broadus Cross Country raced at Pompey's Pillar last week for the Huntley Invitational Race. Runners from Columbus, Colstrip, Lodge Grass, St. Labre, Plenty Coups, Shepherd, Lame Deer, Busby, Broadus, Roberts, Joliet, and Red Lodge were amongst the teams attending the event. The route winds through the trails of Pompey's Pillar National Monument, between Huntley and Custer, and known best for its inscription by William Clark on his...
Locals Compete At NILE in Billings Jake Lockwood of Volborg, profiled last week in Joe Kusek’s article in the Examiner, won the bull riding event at the NILE PRCA Rodeo in Billings on Friday. Jake won $1,992 and first place accolades by scoring an 83 on a bull named Little Hoot. Jake also won the NILE PRCA event last year. Jess Lockwood placed 4th and won $778 on a 78 point ride in his PRCA debut. Jess suffered a facial laceration when dismounting a bull named Funhater, reportedly requiring stitches. Jess is returning to bull riding after p...
On Monday, the Broadus School Board unanimously voted to submit their intent to MHSA to move from an 8 man to 6 man football for next fall. The Montana High School Association handles reclassifications, and have a November 1st deadline for schools to opt up or opt down in their classification. Broadus currently sits just outside the enrollment number for 6 man football, which is 1-65 students. MHSA uses a rubric to organize schools that fall outside the enrollment numbers, looking at 8th through 11th grade boys enrollment and future...
By JOE KUSEK PRCA NILE Prorodeo Excuse Jake Lockwood if he has a bit more bounce in his cowboy boots. The Volborg cowboy is returning to First Interstate Arena to defend his PRCA NILE Prorodeo bull riding title. "You walk in with a little more confidence, your chest bowed out," said the Lockwood with a chuckle. The annual PRCA NILE Prorodeo is Oct. 11-12 in Billings. The performances are 7 p.m. each night. The NILE rodeo is the first high-paying rodeo of the 2025 season. "It's nice, getting to...
Broadus took care of business in short order during the Homecoming volleyball match against Ekalaka, last Thursday. Broadus won handily in three sets, 25-10, 25-12, and 25-6, as Maddie Zimmer led the team with 12 kills for the Lady Hawks. Broadus then traveled to the Bridger Tournament on Saturday, leaving Broadus after half-time of the football game Friday due to Homecoming activities at the half. The team then spent the night in Billings, continuing on bright and early. After early difficultie...
Despite steady high winds in the 30 mph range during the race, 4 out of 5 Broadus XC runners had personal records for the season. Coach Ashley Emmons told us that she emphasized "drafting" to the team to take advantage of the wind. Drafting, often seen in car or bicycle racing, is an aerodynamic technique used by a racer following another, cutting air resistance and drag. In practice, the lead runner takes up the brunt of the wind, with the trailing racer running in the lead's slipstream,...
Broadus and Forsyth faced off on Friday evening under the lights for the Broadus Homecoming game, with a rowdy crowd from each town present to cheer on their teams. In the first quarter, the Hawks struck early when a missed snap by Forsyth created a safety, and the Hawks putting up a quick two points and receiving the ball back on offense. Throughout the first half the teams battled back and forth. Forsyth slowly crept ahead, while Broadus pushed the ball forward on offense but had trouble...
Broadus hosted their Cross Country meet last Friday, with weather starting out cool but hot conditions prevailing as the day went by. Teams from Miles City and Glendive composed a majority of runners, with Baker, Lodge Grass, and Terry along with the five runners from Broadus making up the high school teams attending the meet. Junior high schools included Ashland, Glendive, Baker, Miles City, and Lodge Grass. Reece Emmons ran a 26:43 on the hilly Broadus course, which makes two laps around the...
The Broadus Lady Hawks played Busby last week, winning handily in three straight sets. A goal with the match was to target serves to specific points and hit them to those precise points, and the Lady Hawks performed that task well – in fact out of 75 points scored by Broadus, 40 of them, or 53%, were aces. Broadus next played on Saturday at the Belle Fourche tournament, where they faced teams from Bowman, ND, and SD teams Hill City, Lakota Tech, Hot Springs, and Edgemont. Broadus lost their f...
Broadus Hawk football hosted Wibaux last Friday, in a game which began early due to a power outage from a burned power pole near Colstrip. The power came back on fairly early in the game, making operation of the lights and score board an option. Wibaux scored early and kept the lead to go up 38-0 at halftime, as Broadus QB Jayce Schroeder went out with a hand injury but was later able to return. Broadus was able to come back to score in the second half, putting up 24 points, including a 56 yard...
Hawk football traveled to the farmlands of Northeast Montana on Friday, September 20th, to take on the Fairview Warriors. Ranked amongst the top teams in the state, Fairview was 3-0 going into the game against Broadus, racking up 172 points in their three wins. Meanwhile Broadus has been struggling thus far in the season, and that story would continue as the Hawks struggled to make headway on offense against Fairview. Broadus managed 114 yards of total offense in the game, all via rushing...
Lady Hawk volleyball made a special trip to Miles City last week, playing a match against Custer/Hysham at the Miles Community College gym, then staying to watch the MCC Lady Pioneers take on Bismarck State College. The Lady Hawks went a full 5 sets against Custer/Hysham, winning the first handily, but losing the initiative on subsequent sets with errors in communication between teammates, which all went to additional points to determine a winner (in all, the winning team in each set combined...
Broadus Cross Country ran in the Baker Invitational on Saturday. The weather was cool and windy, with soft course conditions that led to slow times from the entire field; a fact which Broadus XC Coach Ashley Emmons emphasized to her team. "I told them to not worry about the time on their watch, instead to concentrate on competing against the other runner," Emmons commented as we spoke to her Monday. In the women's varsity, Reece Emmons placed 10th with a 26:09, for her best time and placing of...
The Lady Hawk volleyball team rolled into Ekalaka last week, taking down the Lady Bulldogs via aggressive serving in three straight sets, 25-14, 25-11, and 25-22. Maddie Zimmer led the Lady Hawks in kills with 9, while also adding 16 digs. Macyn McDowell had 18 digs and five aces on serves to lead the team in those categories. Gracie Gali led in sets with 18. On Saturday at home against Forsyth, Broadus played a wild game that featured a large amount of back and forth, long sets. Broadus Head...
Broadus XC runners competed at the Belle Fourche Invitational last Thursday in South Dakota. Reece Emmons and Addison Draine raced in the Girls JV. Reece placed 5th with a 24:32, and Addison 17th with a 29:18. 24 runners competed in that race. In the Boys JV, Christian Oylear placed 9th with a 20:11, and Jayce Schroeder, new to the team, placed 38th with a 25:07. 46 runners competed in total. Sean Oylear also started the race, but bowed out due to an aggravated injury. Broadus XC Coach Ashley Emmons told us that Belle Fourche was a great race,...
Friday the 13th would not prove to be a fortuitous day for the Hawk football squad, as they traveled to Circle to take on the #4 in the state ranked Wildcats in their home den. Broadus scored one touchdown in the first half, on a 3 yard run from QB Jayce Schroeder in the second quarter. Broadus had a total of 37 yards of positive offense in the first half, all via rushing. Broadus scored a touchdown again in the fourth quarter, on a rush from Schroeder and two point conversion throw to Sean Oyle...
The Broadus cross country team ran in their first competition of the season last Friday at the Hardin Invitational. That course is near Crow Agency, and is a challenging run featuring a steep hill and open terrain with little shade, making for a tough run when the temperature climbs to around 90 degrees, as it did the day of the competition. Returning coach Ashley Emmons had four runners competing in the meet, including returning racers Sean and Christian Oylear and Addison Draine, along with Reece Emmons, who ran her first ever 5,000 meter...
Hawk football played their second game of the year, hosting the Ekalaka Bulldogs on a lovely Friday evening. The Hawks scored on a QB keeper in the first quarter, as Jayce Schroeder ran 40 yards for a touchdown. The two-point conversion was no good. Throughout the game, Ekalaka's relentless rushing attack, as well as Broadus turnovers, pushed Ekalaka ahead, while miscues on offense with incomplete passes and lost yardage plays proved to be too much for Broadus, as the Hawks went down 6-16 after...
The Lady Hawk volleyball team played their first conference regular season full length matches over the weekend, traveling down the Powder River watershed, on to the Yellowstone to Savage on Friday, losing 0-3. The team then hosted the Wibaux Lady Longhorns on Saturday, for the first home match of the season, with Broadus winning 3-0. The weekend would prove to be a good learning experience for Broadus, as Lady Hawk Head Coach Monica Smith explained on Monday: "Savage's playing style was to...
