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Roundup of recent sports and outdoors news

ROBERTS ACHIEVES UNDE- BIGFORK TO HOST DISTRICT

FEATED WRESTLING SEASON, BASKETBALL GAMES
WINS THIRD CHAMPIONSHIP
Both the girls and boys basketball
Shonn Roberts achieved a rareied teams at Bigfork will host district tour-
form of greatness last weekend.
nament playof games on Thursday, Feb.
The Columbia Falls junior won his 20. The girls game starts at 5 p.m. and
third consecutive wrestling state cham- the boys at 7 p.m.
30-80pionship and capped his remarkable The Vikings are undefeated at 18-0.
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season at 39-0. Roberts won by decision, The Vals are 14-4.

6-0, over Ethan Graves of Sidney in the The Northwestern A divisional bas-
inal bout of the 126-pound division at ketball tournament for both boys and
the Class A state wrestling tournament girls is at Glacier High, Feb. 27 through
in Billings. It marked the third champi- March 1.
onship trophy for the Mat Cat standout;
STOREWIDE
he won the 98-pound title as a freshman
and 112-pound championship last year.
Columbia Falls placed third as a

team with 172 points. Havre won its sec- STANDINGS THROUGH FEB. 17
ond straight championship with 294.5 BOYS
*Excludes Ekorness
points. Sidney placed second with 268.
Columbia Falls’ Bryan Shafer placed WESTERN AA
second in the 152-pound division. Cody Helena Capital 8-0 15-1
Walters (160) and Spencer Ross (285)
both earned third place. Winield West Missoula Hellgate 6-2 12-4
Missoula Sentinel 4-4 9-7
(106) and Mason Fetters (113) both Glacier 4-4 8-8 ning
placed fourth, Zayne Brunz (145) was Flathead 3-5 7-9 Bedroom, Di
ifth and Manny Guzman (98) was sixth.
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Garret Chapel of Libby won the title Missoula Big Sky 1-7 5-11
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in the 170-pound division. Zach Crace & Living Room Sets
(138) was third and Skyler Higareda
(132) was ifth. Libby/Troy earned 12th NORTHWESTERN A
as a team with 61 points.
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Tele Seemann (182) and Isaiah Wil- DISTRICT 7-B
liams (220) both were sixth. The Pirates ttresses
placed 10th as a team with 73 points.
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a team with 79 points. Flathead was 11th Plains 2-6 3-15
with 77.5. Great Falls won with 353.5 Thompson Falls 1-7 6-12
points and Bozeman was second, 225. ions
Billings Skyview placed third, 207.
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Glacier’s Tanner Stupack (170) A
placed third, Justin Gibson (98) and
Cody Decker (126) both placed ifth and WESTERN AA
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Missoula Sentinel 7-1 15-1
Flathead’s Hunter Rush (98) and Glacier 5-3 11-5
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Axel Bladholm (285) both placed fourth Missoula Big Sky 4-4 8-8
and Cody Devall (98) and Cameron Man- Helena 2-6 7-9
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HOME MEDALS FROM STATE
NORTHWESTERN A
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Jake Cirincione placed second in the Frenchtown 5-2 12-5
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The Glacier boys inished ifth as a Eureka 2-6 4-14
team with 93 points. Missoula Hellgate Troy 0-8 2-16
won with 235 and Helena was second,
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