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Registration is now open forfor Minors Baseball/T-Ball, for children ages 6-10. Please Contact Jerry Coulter or Amanda Zimmer for more info. Cost to play is $20 per player....
"Everyone on the team who went to Divisionals qualified for State," Broadus Head Track Coach Jerry Coulter beamed as he described the team's performance last Friday at the Southern BC Divisional Track Meet in Laurel. When describing the weather at the event, he took on a more serious tone, as the team fought rain and snow, breezy conditions, and cold at the meet. One spectator we spoke to about the meet noted that the competitors in the high jump were soaked with water every time they hit the...
The Broadus Golf team played at the State Tournament in Sidney last week. Weather for the first day of the two day event was wonderful, according to Broadus Head Golf Coach Chad Gatlin. The second day, on the other hand, was rather abysmal, with cold conditions and a steady 20-25 mph wind gusting to 35. The difference in weather was reflected in the scores, as by and large the bulk of the teams shot far better on day 1 compared to day 2. Emma Isaacs, Broadus Sophomore, placed third at State by...
The District Track Meet took place Monday in Baker, having been rescheduled from the original date of May 12th due to heavy rain. The storm also delayed the Broadus Elementary Track Meet, originally scheduled for Friday. That meet had an original make-up day of Monday, but with the delay in the District Meet, the Elementary Meet had to be rescheduled for Tuesday due to the necessity of Track Coach and Elementary PE Teacher Jerry Coulter managing the Elementary Meet. This chain of events...
"It was a cold, cold, windy, rainy, miserable day," commented Head Golf Coach Chad Gatlin on the Divisional Golf Tournament, held Monday in Sidney. "But the kids played really good for the conditions," he added. The kids did indeed play incredibly well, as Emma Isaacs placed second overall for the girls, bringing home a silver medal for her individual performance by golfing a 99. Graci Barbero shot a 104 for fourth place, Lea Aye a 105 for sixth place, and Lauryn Billing a 119 for 13th place out...
On Thursday, May 5th at Fairview members of the Broadus track team competed in their final regular season competition of the season, in anticipation of the District Meet this week in Baker. A total of seven athletes competed in the Thursday meet in Fairview, as others were engaged at State Music Festival or were absent due to sickness or other factors, according to Coach Jerry Coulter. The seven members of the team who made the long journey to Fairview to compete in temperatures hovering around 80 degrees were rewarded with a meet featuring a...
Broadus Tracksters competed in two meets last week – the Hardin Invitational on April 26th and the Harlo/Park City Meet in Laurel on April 30th. Despite the team's inability to practice on the home track over the past several weeks due to poor surface conditions brought on by the April storms, Broadus performed very well in Hardin, with individuals placing in many events and the relay teams also placing quite well. The Broadus boys placed 3rd overall with 37 points, with Shepherd second at 49 p...
The Broadus Golf team missed five tournaments due to cancellations in April, finally making a meet in Forsyth on Friday, April 22nd. Head Golf Coach Chad Gatlin told us that the weather was beautiful in Forsyth, and Broadus golfers were able to perform quite well, competing with a number of Class B and C schools. Broadus boys and girls teams won the Class C team scores, but had a tougher time competing against the B schools, especially Columbus, which is the defending Montana Class B Champs in both boys and girls. On the girls side, Aubree...
Despite the recent spring storms which caused the cancellation of the Wibaux Meet as well as the Sidney Meet, the Broadus Track Team was able to attend the second Laurel Meet, which was rescheduled from its original date to April 19th. The long hiatus from school cause by the storm meant the kids had a week between practices, but it also allowed sufficient time for two athletes to come back from injuries suffered prior to the season, those being Tytan Hanson and Abigail Martin. Those additions provided Broadus with some extra firepower in the...
A large crowd was on hand at the VFW last Thursday for the Broadus AAU Wrestling Club Award Banquet as awards were presented to wrestlers. Best attitude awards went to Mesa Graff, Braydon Reil, Sophie Ostendorf, and Cort Fleming. Most improved awards went to Monte Goggin, Thane Kolka, Blaze Reil, Charles Hartman, Trace Emmons, and Gunner Pluhar. Leadership awards were presented to Cole Draine and Reuben Kinzer. Myla Gatlin was recognized as wrestler of the year, while she was also rec...
By Marni Gaskill The Amanda Gaskill Memorial Basketball Tournament is set for April 22nd – 24th. The brackets are even more full than last year, including many local teams signed up! An approximate total of 140 players will hit the Broadus High School court for a weekend full of basketball. The public is invited to attend all three days and enjoy watching the games! Games start on the 22nd at 6pm, 8am on the 23rd and 9am on the 24th. The Liscomb Mountain 4-H Club will be serving concessions and although entrance is free to the games, we will b...
The Broadus high school track team began their season last Thursday in Lockwood, at the flashy red Lockwood track. “The team had a good meet to start the year,” commented Broadus Head Track Coach Jerry Coulter. Conditions were mild for the Lockwood meet, with Zeason Schaffer kicking off her jumping season in fine form, winning 1st in the long jump and triple jump, and second in the high jump. Maddie Zimmer, competing for the first time in her high school career, won third in the high jump, while Sophie Irish won fourth in the event wearing a k...
On Tuesday, April 5th, the Broadus Varsity golf season got underway in Miles City. Despite brutal winds gusting to a high of 62 mph at the Miles City Airport and an average wind speed of 31.1 mph during the day of competition, Broadus golfers braved the conditions to hit the links. The Miles City tournament featured Class C teams from Park City, Wibaux, and Broadus. The Hawk golfers were able to win first in both boys and girls, with the girls top three golfing a 296 to win. The Park City girls...
By Garrett Goggin The Broadus Wrestling Club would like to invite you to come and join us as we award some of the AAU wrestling talent. It will be held at the VFW on Thursday, April 21st at 5:30 PM. Spaghetti supper will be provided by Tracy Vail, and the guest speaker will be JR Vezain, former professional bareback rider. We will also have some handcrafted items for auction, plus a wrestler labor auction for the Emmons family....
The high school spring sports seasons are underway, with the golf team hitting the links in their first meet on Monday, March 28th, and the track team set to run, jump, and throw in Lockwood at their first meet on Tuesday, April 5th. Track Coach Jerry Coulter returns for his 32nd season of coaching the high school team. Coulter is actively looking for an assistant coach to help out, he told us during a Monday interview. “An assistant coach doesn’t need to have competed in track, I just need a parent or another adult to act as another set of...
Six Broadus basketball players made the District 4C All Conference teams for their exemplary play in the 2021-22 season, including Zeason Schaffer, Sophomore, 2nd Team Girls, Abi Krantz, Junior, 1st Team Girls, Wyatt Gee, Senior, and Dillon Gee, Junior, 1st Team Boys, Marcus Mader, Junior, 1st Team Boys, and Tytan Hanson, Junior, 2nd Team Boys. Krantz, both Gee brothers, and Mader also made the Class C All-State team....
Jesse Barnhart, Broadus 1st grader, won first place along with a coveted bison skull trophy in the 6U 76lb heavyweight division at the Montana Open Wrestling Tournament, last weekend in Billings. The event featured 2,400 wrestlers, including a number of youth classes as well as an open class where around 80 adults competed. Barnhart, competing in his second year of competition, is the son of Elliott and Abbey Barnhart of Broadus. His younger brother Tizer also competed in the 6U 61lb class,...
Earlier this month the Broadus AAU Mixer was held at the high school gym, with 31 Broadus wrestlers in attendance, competing against teams from Miles City and Colstrip. Broadus Coach Frankie Schoonover told us that Broadus kids wrestled in a total of 94 matches, and Miles City took the team trophy. Coaches handed out "Outstanding Wrestler" awards, which were won by Cooper Gardner, Myla Gatlin, and Trace Emmons. Competitors for Broadus included: Monte Goggin, Brody and Blaize Reil, Cody Draine,...
Last year at State, the Hawks lost out in two straight games, but this year's overall improvement in their season and tournament record was reflected at the state tournament, where they won their first round game, before facing the buzz saw of Manhattan Christian, and eventually losing out to Melstone, who went on to place fourth. Broadus rolled into the Class C State Tournament in Great Falls last week on icy roads and fighting high winds through much of their journey. The winds reached such...
The Hawk basketball team went into the Southern C Divisional Tournament in Miles City as the top seed from the 4C, which put them up against Plenty Coups, the #4 seed from the 6C in the first game of the tournament. The Hawks knew they had their work cut out for them if they were to be one of the two teams from the division to proceed on to state, and Plenty Coups showed their talent as they challenged the Hawks early. Perhaps the week off between Districts and Divisionals made for a bit of a...
Four Broadus Junior High Wrestlers competed at the Montana Middle School Championships, last week in Lewistown. In the 95 lb division, Braydn Stoddard-Terrill was pinned by Ty Laslovich of Chief Joseph Middle School, as well as Ethan Krebs of Colstrip. Wrestling at 115 lbs, Hunter Stanton lost by pin to Connor Lamping of Champawat School and Straud Simms of Malta. At 120 lbs, Baylor Kuhbacher pinned Tres Steffenson of Great Falls East in 3:21, then lost by decision to Marcus Howlett of Chief Joseph Middle School in a 10-8 decision. In his...
A group of young local archers competed at the Montana 4-H Shooting Sports Competition last weekend in Bozeman. Results are as follows: 3-D Shoot 200 max points Unlimited 9-10 years old: Carter D’Amico- 1st Place with a 92. Bow Hunter 9-10 years old: Delaney Ruland- 17th out of 22 with a 113. Bow Hunter 11-12 years old: Addi Randall- 17th out of 24 with a 136; Hunter Stanton- 13th out of 24 with a 151. Bow Hunter 13-14 years old: Jeff Cahoon- 10th out of 25 with a 166. Bow Hunter 15-18 years old: Grayson Arithson- 15th out of 34 with 180. P...
By Boys JV Coach Dustin Lanke The JV boys basketball team played their last game February 11th and defeated Melstone 29-19, finishing the season with a perfect 15-0 record, following a 13-2 record in 2020-21. Starters Eli Heacock and Matt Hansen were out with wrist injuries, so we were a little short handed heading into the contest. Josh Rasmussen had a big game from the three point line, leading all scorers with 12 points on four three point makes. Jaxon Bilbrey scored 8, Cooper Zimmer had 7, and Landen Capp chipped in with 2 to round out t...
By Girls JV Coach Monica Smith The JV girls basketball team had a solid season from start to finish. Although many of the games were shortened and a few were canceled, they finished with an overall record of 10-3, with the only losses being against Circle, Jordan, and Ekalaka. From their first game against Ekalaka at the tournament in Miles City to their last game at Melstone, there was so much improvement in each of the girls’ games. Not only did they become more physically and mentally tough, but they found a fire to really compete every tim...
The Broadus boys team went into the 4C District Tournament last week in Miles City as the #1 seed, having beaten every team in the district twice, save Melstone with whom they split games. Broadus won the tie-breaker of point differential by four points, which put Broadus into the #1 seed, facing #8 ranked Plevna in the first tournament game, on Wednesday morning. The Hawks played like they have all year in the Plevna game, scoring well and spreading around the ball, while keeping the fouls to a...
