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Coaches:  Christa Hardy, Connor Schulte, Heather Lewis,  Ken Brady & Levi Nelson     

Updated 4/22/2024

Game times and dates are subject to change.  Please see our School Calendar for the most recent updates to games for all sports.

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2024 TENTATIVE SCHEDULE (All changes and updates will be communicated via teamreach - see above) 

Saturday March  - Cut Bank Booster Invite

Thursday March  - Fort Benton Snow Buster

Thursday April  - Fergus Invite, Lewistown

Thursday April  - Cut Bank Booster Invite

Friday March 29  - No Practice

Monday Apr 1, 2023 No School (Easter) Practice @ TBA

Thursday April  - Power Froshmore Meet 

Saturday April  - Cal Wearley Havre 

Saturday Apr Choteau Acantha   Bus Leaves: 6:45am

Tuesday April Cascade Middle School Tri Meet (TBD) High School Runs the Meet

Thursday Apr   Choteau Twilight  Bus Leaves: 12:30pm

Saturday Apr  Great Falls Central Invite

Tuesday May  *Cascade Top 8 (Great Falls) Qualifying (those who do not qualify will be helping with the meet)

Friday May  BHM Meet pre-district (Great Falls) This meet is for those who do not qualify for Billings on Saturday

Saturday May Stillwater - Laurel - Qualifying

Friday May   District 10C (Great Falls) Bus Leaves: 

Thurs-Friday May *Northern C Divisional (Great Falls) (Top 6 at District Meet or Top 12 in Division)

Friday-Sat May State 

*qualifying meet 

REASONS WHY I LOVE TRACK & FIELD

It is a great representation of individual effort and work ethic.  It doesn't matter how tall or big you are, distances, heights, and times don't lie. You create your own success.

Comradery. Among teammates, but also among competing athletes. If you put in time and effort training, your teammates know it, and so do your competitors.  There is mutual respect formed between individuals who see others working hard for the same goal.

It builds character.The realization that success doesn’t just happen is a necessary life lesson. The technical aspect of Track & Field makes it impossible to have instant gratification.

There is something for everybody. Many events are so vastly different that you have to appreciate the time it takes to prepare for every event.  If you’re willing to train, you will find one of them that you will find success.

The clock (or tape) doesn’t lie.  Your marks - against competition and against yourself - are a direct reflection on your training. If you don’t put in the time, you won’t improve.

The feeling of a PR.  Physical evidence that your hard work is paying off.

The roar of the crowd.   Accomplishments aren’t as much fun without teammates and coaches cheering you on.  Cheers from complete strangers are nice too.

Team Points. A reminder that individual actions, contribute to the success of the group.  Relay teams are important but so are the 15 other events that can add up to a trophy.

REASONS WHY I LOVE RUNNING

1. Running makes me feel healthy and happy. No matter the distance, when I finish a run I know that I am doing something to improve my overall well-being.

2. Running feeds my competitive side. I Like to feel like I am accomplishing things, even if that is simply running faster than yesterday. Plus, winning is FUN.

3. PR’s, enough said. Running is something that I can improve at the more that I do.

4. Running has made me mentally tough.  Running can be hard..so can life. But I keep proving to myself time and again that I am much stronger than I think I am.

5. The people. Whether it is supportive teammates, coaches or friends or even complete strangers, someone is going to tell you how awesome it is that you’re a runner. And no matter where you go, you will find someone that is part of the running community and completely gets it.

6. Running clears my mind.  On longer runs, with each step, my mind files away the good stuff, tosses the junk, and organizes what’s really important, while Sprints force me to think about nothing but mechanics and form.  

CONGRATS TO THE 2020 STATE FINALISTS AND MEDALISTS! 

Shelbie Jackson-Pole Vault, Girls 4 x 100-8th place finals 

CONGRATS TO THE LADY BADGERS ON THEIR 2018 DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP AND 3RD PLACE AT NORTHERN C DIVISIONALS!

2017 STATE QUALIFIERS AND MEDALISTS

Zach Riphenburg - Pole Vault- 4th Place         

Shelbie Jackson - Pole Vault        

Ashtyn Schlotter - 100m Hurdles          

Christina Eike - Pole Vault, 1600m- 5th Place, 3200m- 6th Place          

CONGRATS TO THE LADY BADGERS ON THEIR 2016 DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP!!!