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I>iLtx>N T r ib u n e S ports N ews Page A-16 Wednesday, October 6, 2004 UM -W rodeo Continued from page A-15 Other Western independents to score were Colt Conley in bareback, Tyler Foerchinger with a first in the steer wres tling long go, Buck Ryan in saddle bronc, Brad Marshall in calf roping, and Cotton Holt in team roping. The Western women placed third in the team standings with 85 points. A nice total consid ering Western independents won two individual events, but coming off a second in the na tion performance at the CNFR, expectations are much higher for the Lady Dawgs. They sit second in the region heading into the break just points ahead of Northwest College and well behind Montana State. \We just haven't connected,\ said Else. \The girls are a little disappointed and a little dis couraged, but I saw some good things. We're a solid second and we're going to the CNFR, there's no doubt about it. I'd like to be first but Chris has a real bal anced team at MSU so we'll see what happens. I really think we'll get them by the end of the spring.\ Bry Worthen, second in the nation in breakaway roping this past summer, carried the load for the women's varsity with 80 team points off a second place in the average with a 7.2 second combined time, and she placed in both rounds. Western's other five points came from Tracy Bevans with a fourth place split in the barrel racing long go. Western's problem on the women's side isn't that they don't have talented athletes, it’s just that they have so many tal ented athletes that's it's hard to pick the right four for the var sity team each week. Dillon senior Tammy Eberline just moved off the var sity and struck gold with a first place in the barrel racing aver age. Eberline edged MSU su per frosh Mercedes Knudson who has dominated the clover- leaf pattern through the fall. Lauren Watson, an MSU transfer who became eligible at Dillon after sitting out the first three rodeos on the transfer rule, placed third in the barrel racing average and made it back in the team roping short go to give Else another option on the varsity team. Freshman Amber Overstreet made her own claim for varsity notice with a first place aver age finish in goat tying. Overstreet timed 16.4 on two head for the buckle. Adding to Western's 240 in dependent point total were Whitney Wines in goat tying, and Tireani Brussett in team roping. UM-Western Big Sky Region rodeo at Beaverhead Fairgrounds, Oct. 1*3 Men's team scorcs-UM-VVestern 345, Montana State 269, Northwest College 195, Dawson CC 160, University of Montana 160, M>U-North- em 120, Miles CC 90. Women's team scores-M ontana State 260, Northwest College 135, UM-Western 85, Miles CC 50, MSU-Northem 20, University of Mon tana 15, Dawson CC 0. Men's All-Around-Mac Erickson, UM-W, 120 points. Chase Erickson, UM-W, 105. Womens AU-Around-Milee Malone, MSU, 120. Two-head Average Bareback-1, Mac Erickson, UM-W, 151 points. 2, Dale Stoller, MSU-N, 142. 3/4, Chase Erickson, UM-W, and Ryan Beckman, MSU, 137. Calf Roping-1, Casey Currey, DCC, 21.8 sec onds. 2, Warren Adams, UM, 25.4. 3, Matt Nauman, MSU, 28.3 4, Cody Hutchinson, MWC, 28.9. Breakaway Roping-1, Milee Malone, MSU, 6.6 seconds. 2, Bry Worthen, UM-W, 7.2. 3, Bobbie Taylor, MSU, 8.8. 4, Emily Bell, MSU-N, 9.8. Saddle Bronc-1, Jarrett Monroe, UM-W, 142 points. 2, Wade Black, MSU, 135. 3, Hamely Real Bird, MSU, 129. 4, Tyrell Smith, MCC, 113. Steer WrestUng-1, Ross Eickhoff, UM, 10.0 sec onds. 2, Zane Hollenbeck, NWC, 10.9. 3, Mor gan Strauser, MSU-N, 11.0. 4, Cody Hutchinson, NWC, 11.4. Coat Tying-1, Amber Overstreet, UM-W, 16.4 seconds. 2, Jessi Coy, MWC, 16.5. 3, Kristen King, NWC, 16.8. 4, Jessie Franks, MSU, 17.4. Barrel Racing-1, Tammy Eberline, UM-W, 35.59 seconds. 2, Mercede Knudsen, MSU, 35.65. 3, Lauren Watson, UM-W, 36.51. 4, Krista Minow, MCC, 36.53. Team Roping-1, Tate Dempewolf, UM-W/Matt Robertson, UM-W, 12.6 seconds. 2, Shelia Hutchinson, MSU/Cody Hutchinson, NWC, 14.5. 3, Quentin MccAuley, MSU/Brent Konkel, MSU, 15.3. 4, Tierani Brusset, UM-W/Cotton Holt, UM-W, 24.0. Bull Riding-1, Steven Lambert, MSU, 145. 2, Case Erickson, UM-W, 132. 3, Shane Proctor, NWC, 78 on one. 4, Tyrell Smith, MCC, 72. Double tough UM-Western's team roping duo of Tate Dempewolf, foreground, and Matt Robertson, get set '■* in the box prior to Sunday's short go. Dempewolf, the defending region champion header, and Robertson, a past National Finals Rodeo heeler, won the rodeo and continue to dominant the •' region standings, j . p . piutt photo Cutting it close UM-Western's Tammy Eberline rounds the first barrel dur ing the UM-Western rodeo short go Sunday at Beaverhead Fairgrounds. Eberline posted the fastest time of the rodeo to win the round and the average in her final hometown rodeo as a collegiate hand. J.P. Piutt photo UM-W Lady Dawgs stumble on road; defense needs help The UM-Western Lady Bull dogs lost twice in Frontier Con ference action last weekend, to fall to the bottom of the league standings in th e early going. Western lost at Butte Thursday night after taking a 2-1 lead, and then fell flat at Lewis-Clark State on Saturday. \It just comes down to the girls need to have confidence and they need to get the job done out there,\ said UM-W coach Jenny Peterson. \It just seems when you put the pressure on them their technique goes out the window, their confidence goes out the window.\ Western actually played Tech tough for a majority of the match. After three games the Lady Dawgs led, 2-1, and forged a 10-3 lead in game four. Tech then picked up their in tensity and won the match, 28- .30, 30-23, 21-30, 3-23,15-5. \They just started serving tougher,\ said the coach. \They didn't miss as many serves and their aggressive serving is pretty tough anyway. We just couldn't pass.\ Tech rang up an unheard of 21 aces on Western as Western's serve-receive broke down. Western utilized the 5-1 of fensive attack versus Tech, but middle blocker Katherine Sunwall couldn't make the trip to L-C because of a family mat ter so Peterson went back to the 6-2 to balance the front line. L-C ended a 10-game losing streak with a win over Western in the first game, eventually winning, 30-27, 27-30,30-17,30- 22 . Twin Bridges, Lima lose on grid The Twin Bridges Falcons took on top-ranked, undefeated state C champion Drummond on the road and managed to do something no other Drummond opponent has managed to do this season- score on the Trojans. On the flip side, Drummond won the war, 68-6. In the third quarter, junior running back Trevor Brown, who has been the heart of the Twin offense all season, broke loose on a quarterback draw, scoring from 12 yards out. \They made him earn it, but he got in,\ said Twin coach Rob Lott. Lima felt the sting of defeat on the road at Reed Point, falling 40-0. \They’re a real fundamentally sound team,\ said Lima coach Jack Hutchison. They’ve got a kid that's about 215-pounds that is a good inside runner and a great blocker leading the sweep. Lima freshman Travis James ran for 90 yards in the perfor mance of the day for the Bears. \He’s got great vision in the open field,\ said Hutchison. By The Numbers Area sports statistics at a glance BOWLING Minor 09/28 HI game: Ind.-Jiltt Piutt, 204. team- Donnelly Construction, 736. Hi series: lnd.~ Don Colbert, 544. team-Donnelly Construc tion, 2,080. Thursday Night Mixed 09/30 Hi game: men-Russ Elser, 202. women- •Susanna Donnelly, 200. team-Dillon Body Shop, 708. Hi series: men-Wayne Contway, 527. womcn~SusannaDonel)y,497. team-Dillon Body Shop, 1,915. 09/29 ’ fswway’^Bt /\Seniors 'sr Commercial 09/27 High game: team-Red Rock Ranch, 663. men-Brad Cottom, 255. women-Terri Nall, 207. Hi series: team-Red Rock Ranch, 2,455. men- •Jim Watkins, 834. women-Terri Nall, 753. Monday Afternoon Ladles 09/27 Hi scries: team-SMTC, 2,354. ind.-Sue Lawton, 504. Hi game: team-SMTC, 835. ind.* •Sue Lawton, 202. Treasure State 09/27 Hi game: team-Western Wok, 790. men- •Bobby Lawton, 238. women-Heidi Torgerson, 181. Hi series: team-Western Wok, 2,228. men* •Jack Ahern, 680. women-Tami Zimmerman, 485. Friday Night Mixed 10/01 HI game: team-Donnelly Construction, 707. men-Nick Valach, 235. women-Mary Colton, 204. Hi series: team-Donnelly Con struction, 2,095. men-John O'Neil, 607. women- -Terri Nall, 555. King Pin 09/29 Hi game: men-KenSchaibte, 164. women- -Susanna Donnelly, 222. Hi series: men-Ken Schaible, 468. women-ci'isanna Donnelly, 581. Middle School 09/30 Hi game: boys-Eric Jory, 155. girls-- Colby Shafer, 96. Hi series: boys-Eric Jory, 386. girls-Colby Shafer, 256. High School 09/28 Hi game-Tadd Nye, 189. Hi series-Tad Nye, 554. Custer/Melstone ......... ................................. 4-1 Willow C reek ............................................... 3-2 Rosebud ........................................................ 2-3 Lima..............................................................2-3 Reed Point....................................................2-3 Meeteetse, Wyo ............................................ 1-4 Broadview/Lavina ....................................... 1 4 Northern Cheyenne .................................... 0-5 Dillon Football League Western C (P-K-l)-through week 3 American conf. all Dolphins .......... .................... 40-0 4-20 Jets.................... .................... 30-1 3-2-1 Raiders ............ .................... 0 31 0 5-1 Broncos ........... .....................0-4-0 1-5-0 National TTktH)At. '» * • • i S l S s : .....................4 0 0 * ......... 30-1 ........... ......... 0-31 5-0-1 tf-o-r 2-3 1 ' Cowboys........... .................... 0-4-0 1-5-0 Southwestern A (2nd-3rd grade) American Broncos ............ .................... 4 0 0 5-10 Raiders............. .................... 2-20 3-30 Je ts.................... .................... 2-2-0 3-3-0 Falcons ............ .................... 0-4-0 1-5-0 National Cowboys ........... .................... 4 0 0 5-10 Packers............. .................... 2-20 3-3 0 .................... 1-3-0 2-4-0 Vikings............. .................... 1-30 2-40 Frontier (4(h-5th grade) American S teelers ............ ....................60 0 6 0 0 Broncos ............ ....................2-1-1 3 2 t Je ts.................... .................... 1-2-1 3-2-1 Packers ............. ....................2-4-0 2-40 Raiders ............. ....................0-40 0-60 National Falcons ............. ....................50-1 5-0-1 Ram s ................. ....................3-10 4-2 0 Cowboys ........... 49ers ................. ....................2 11 .................... 1-5-0 4 M 15-0 Vikings ............. ....................0-40 0-6-0 Big Sky (6th-7th-8lh) American Dolphins ........... ....................2 0 0 3-3-0 Broncos ............ .................... 2-2 O 2-40 Steelers ............ ....................0-2-0 1-4-1 National 49ers ................. ....................40-0 6 0 0 Vikings ............. ....................0-20 3-3-0 Packers ............. ....................0-20 2-3-1 RODEO Saturday A.M. 10/02 Hi game: boys-Dillon Womack, 116. glrls-Jennifer Womack, 58. Hi series: boys- Dillon Womack, 306. girts-Jennifer Womack, 161. FOOTBALL Frontier Conference Football conf. all Carroll College ................... .... 3-0 5-0 UM-Western....................... .... 3-1 3-2 Montana Tech..................... .... 1-1 3-2 Eastern Oregon .................. .... 0-1 2-2 Rocky Mountain College ....... 1-2 14 MSU-Northern ................... .... 04 0-5 Last week-#l Carroll College 12, Azusa Pacific 0. Whitworth 31, Eastern Oregon 28. UM- Western 34, #24 Montana Tech 14. Rocky Moun tain 24, MSU-Northem 12. Offensive \POW'-Josh Shrum, 5-8,185, sr, RB, Boise, Idaho, UM-Western, 14 carries for 153 yards and two TDs, 4 catches for 67 yards, and another touchdown in Western's win over Tech. Defensive TOW'-Nik Rewerts, 6-5,250, sr, DE, Libby, UM-Western, six solo tackles, 2 assisted tackles, 2 sacks and three tackles for loss. Rewerts also forced a fumble in Western’s win over Tech. Special teams \POW-Marcus Miller, Carroll College, 5-9,160, fr, K, Spokane, Wash., four of four fields goals in first collegiate attempts. Southwestern A football conf. aU Dillon ............... .......................1-0 4-1 Hamilton ......... .......................1-0 4-0 Frenchtown ..... .......................1-0 3-1 Stevensville .... .......................0-1 4-1 Anaconda ........ .......................0-1 1-3 Corvallis .......... ....................... 0-1 04 Week 5: Corvallis 35, Dillon 28. Stevensville 36, Anaconda 6. Frenchtown 35, Hamilton 7. Class A Power Poll results 1, Havre (6-0) def. Belgrade (3-3), 41-0. 2, Sidney (6-0) def. Miles City (3-2). 14-7. 3, Poison (6-0) def. Bigfork (2-4), 37-7. 4, Hamilton (0-6) lost to #5 Frenchtown (4-1), 35-7. 5, Frenchtown (4-1) def. #4 Hamilton (0-6), 35-7. Western C 8-man football Southern Division conf. all Drummond .......... ................... 2-0 5-0 Sheridan .............. ................... 2-0 4-1 Victor ................... ................... M 2-3 Philipsburg ......... ................... M 4-1 West Yellowstone .................. 0-2 14 Twin Bridges ....... .................. 0-2 04 Six-Man Southern Division conf. Roberts .... 5-0 P.apelje/Ryegate... .... 5-0 Big Sky region rodeo stanJngs after four Men's team standings 1, UM-Western .................................... 1,665.25 2, Northwest College.......................... 1,331.50 3, Dawson C C ........................................... 841.50 4, Montana S tate..................................... 792,00 5, University of Montana....................... 367.50 6, Miles CC ................................................ 351.00 7, MSU-Northem.................................... 282.00 Women's team standings 1, Montana S tate ..................................... 731 33 2, UM-Western ....................................... 404 50 3, Northwest College.............................. 400.50 4, Dawson C C .......................................... 183.33 5, Miles CC .............................................. 169 50 6, University of Montana....................... 114.50 7, MSU-Northern ....................................... 30.00 VOLLEYBALL Frontier Conference Volleyball Standings: not available at press time. Player of the Week 10/04- Collette Phillips, Mon tana Tech . Setter of the Week 09/27-Becky Hancock, Montana Tech. Libero of the Week 10/04: Beka Hudson, Montana Tech. Dillon JV def. Hamilton JV 25-9,25-15 15-12 Dillon 9tats: Shandi Myers-Sumson 1 dip, 3 aces. Kelly Bradley 2 digs, 2 aces Whitney Stoddard 3 kills. Nikki Johnson 1 kill. Rachel Walde 1 kill, 1 dig. Megan Hildreth 2 kills. Jessie Nesbitt 4 digs, 1 ace. Sheena Dietrich 3 assists. Cosy Folsom 12 kills, 1 dig, 1 ace. Shannon Judge 18 assists, 1 dig. 2 aces. Brit tany Eisenzimer 2 kills. Dillon JV def. Frenchtown JV 25-14, 25-20,15- 12 Dillon stats: Shandi Myers-Samson 5 digs. Kelly Bradley 2 digs, 1 ace. Nikki Johnson 2 kills, 1 dig. Rachel Walde 1 ace. Megan Hildreth 2 kills, 1 block, 1 dig. Jessie Nesbitt 2 aces. Sheena Dietrich 2 kills. Cosy Folsom 5 kills, 1 block, 5 digs. 3 aces. Shannon Judge 10 assists, 2 digs, 2 acc . Brittany Eisenzimer 5 kills., 1 block, 2 digs. Dillon FR def. Hamilton FR 25-15, 25-15, 15-9 Dillon stats: Jenna Schipman 1 dig. 2 aces Kyla Helle 2 aces. Ashley Dietrich 3 aces Jordan Piutt 1 kill, 5 assists. Hayle Pettit 1 kill, 1 dig Kristina Hale 1 kill. 2 digs, 7 aces Stacey Velasco 2 kills. Bailey Ferris 2 digs. 8 aces Susanne Rehse 6 kills. Madisonn I^mhouse 1 kill. Wnitney Thomas 1 dig. 2 aces. Ahbi Horening 2 assists. Dillon FR def. Frenchtown FR 26-24, 25-16. 15-17,13-15,15-8 Dillon stats: Jenna Schipman 2 aces. Kyla Hellr 1 dig. Ashley Dierrich 1 dig, 2 aces Jordan Plutl 2 kills, 3 assists, 7 aces. Hayle Pettit 2 kills. 2 blocks, 2 digs. Kristina Hale 1 Sports Calendar Upcoming sporting events... BCHS Golf--Dillon leaves for the State A golf tourney Wednesday at 2 p.m. The trip in the long one to Sidney...yes that's in Montana. Dillon plays the practice round on the course that has been w£xp«MUicl from nine-hole t»18-holes since the-tott n time\vtK&'state tourney was played there. Because ! of a large contingent of construction workers in town, Dillon will stay in Glendive while the other team s will either find rooms in Glendive or Williston, N.D. BCHS Cross Country-Dillon plays host to the first of two meets in successive weekends. This week it’s the Beaverhead Invitational, next week it's the Southwestern A divisional. Both races will be held at the Beaverhead Golf Course where times are traditionally fast. BCHS Football-Dillon hosts Hamilton Friday night beginning at 7 p.m. in a must-win stituation for both teams. BCHS Vollcyball-The Lady Beavers were sched uled to host AA Butte High Tuesday night and then play at Livingston on Saturday. A Thursday night match at Anaconda has been rescheduled due to a conflict at their end. The new date is Oct. 26. UM-Western Football--The Bulldogs (2-2) host rival Montana Tech (3-1) Saturday afternoon at Vigi lante Field. Game time is set for 1 p.m. Tech is coming off a big win over 23rd-ranked Eastern Oregon, while Western struggled at lightly regarded MSU-Northern. UM-Western Volleyball-The Lady Bulldogs host University of Great Falls and MSU-Northern this Thursday and Saturday night, respectively. The Saturday night match, which begins at 6 p.m., is the Homecoming dual. UM-Western Golf-W estern concluded the fall portion of the Frontier Conference seasone. UM-Western Rodeo-UM-Western rodeo is done until spring. T h e y ’ll he hosting a n u m b e r o f e v e n ts including the upcoming Horse Sale. Class C F ootball-It’s Homecoming time in Class C football. The Lima Bears host the undefeated Roberts Rockets Saturday afternoonx, Twin Bridges hosts a very tough Philipsburg Prospector team Saturday afternoon, and Sheridan hosts West Yellowstone Friday night under the lights. Class C Volleyball-Sheridan plays at Lima Fri day night and visits West Yellowstone Saturday. Twin Bridges hosts West Yellowstone Friday and then travels to Harrison for a Saturday match. Lima's Lady Bears focus on just the Sheridan match at home Friday night. ( I
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