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D illo n T ribun e S ports N ews Page A-14 Wednesday, November 3,2004 UM-W e s tern tops LCS in five gam e s The UM-\Vestern Lady Bull dogs rebounded from a disap pointing performance Wednes day night versus Montana Tech, with a five-game victori ous battle over Lewis-Clark State on Saturday. \It was a great win for us,\ said UM-Western coach Jenny Peterson. \It was exciting to see their composure after fall ing behind. They worked hard and won the next three games.\ \I know they're capable, I know they have the potential and it was good for their confi dence. I hope it continues go ing up from here.\ L-C State is most likely hav in g their poorest season on record. Earlier, they snapped an 11-match losing streak with a win over Western at their place. They came in on a two- game win streak and had . thoughts of stretching it longer after winning games one and two, 30-23 and 30-25. Western began to click and rolled to 30-25,30-24,15-12 wins for the match. Katherine Sunwall ripped a match high 28 kills and Shannon O'Keefe ' added 12. Lindsey Scott set 55 assists, served three aces, and made six digs. Sunwall was a wall at the net with four solo blocks and nine block assists. Peterson had one word for the team's performance in the 3-1 loss to Tech. \Disappoint ing.\ UM*Western def. L-C State 30 - 23 , 30 - 25 , 25 - 30 , 24 - 30 , 15-12 Lady Bulldog stats: Casey Barry 1 ace, 4 digs. Kendall Bradley 9 kills, 1 assist, 2 aces, 13 digs, 3 block assists. Beth Weidow 3 aces, 1 dig. JeniRamondelii6digs. Katherine Sunwall 28 kills, 1 assist, 5 digs, 4 solo blocks, 9 block • assists. Nicole Clark 1 kill, 2 digs, 2 block assists. Lindsey Scott 2 kills, 55 assists, 3 aces, 6 digs, 5 block assists. Shannon O'Keefe 12 . kills, 3 digs, 2 solo blocks, 3 block assists. Jenny Finlay 6 kills, 7 digs. Rachel Butcher 7 kills, 1 assist, 3 digs, 1 solo block, 4 block assists. Montana Tech def. UM-Western 30 - 19 , 28 - 30 , 30 - 26 , 30-23 Lady Bulldog stats: Casey Barry 1 ace, 11 digs. Kendall Bradley 12 kills, 1 assist, 2 aces, 8 digs, 1 block assist. Beth Weidow 1 ace, 4 -digs. Jeni Ramondelli 11 digs. Katherine 1 Sunwall 13 kills, 6 digs, 1 solo block, 1 block ' assist. Lindsey Scott 49 assists, 3 aces, 9 digs, 2 block assists. Shannon O'Keefe 7 kills, 3 .ijliftk assists, Jenny Finlay 15 kills, 1 assist, 1 ace, £aigs,1 soto block, 1 block'assist.' Rachel ' Bulchdr 9 Kills, 3 assists, 1 dig, 1 solo block. It's a set up Dillon's Lindsey Scott gives Twin Sn3ges''Kendall Bradley a Kill attempt during Western's loss to Montana Tech last Wednesday night. The Lady Dawgs rebounded Saturday with a win over Lewis-Clark State to move to fifth in the Frontier standings, j . p . Piutt photo UM-W frosh wins National Indian title Johnson wins barrels , six grand UM-Western's Shanna Johnson, a freshman from Browning, captured the barrel racing national championship at the recent Indian National Fi nals Rodeo at San Jacinto, Ca lif., Oct. 14-17. The Finals were held on the Soboda Indian Res ervation. Joining Johnson on the awards stand and representing UM-Western rodeo was team mate Megan Lunack, second in the nation in breakaway roping. Neil Tatsy, a UM-W men’s team member competed in team roping at the Finals with his dad but did not place in any of the rounds. He did however earn a generous scholarship. \I'm so proud and happy,\ said Johnson. \I'm just excited about the whole thing.\ There are 13 circuits in the United States and Canada that make up the United Indian Ro deo Association. The three UM- Western students competed in the Montana Circuit. Each cir cuit advances their year-end winner and Circuit Finals aver age champion to the National Finals. Johnson's consistency on Heidi, her 17-year-old horse, throughout the season gave her the berth as the year-end win ner of the Montana Circuit bar rel racing. Once at the Finals, she dominated the field of 26 athletes. She placed third, sec ond and second in the first three rounds to qualify for the final. SHANNA JOHNSON In the short go, with a second and a half lead, she safety-ed up to maintain her national title. She didn't place in the round, but her average time over the four rounds topped the nation. Besides a national champi onship trophy buckle, Johnson banked nearly $6,000 in prize money. She credits her mother Robin with helping train her horse and her dad for his sup port throughout her rodeo ca reer. Lunak advanced to the short go and finished third in the av erage for $2,100 in prize money. Lunak, Johnson, and Tatsy represented the Blackfeet Na tion at the rodeo. UMW Rodeo horse sale on tap The All-Class horse sale is set for November 6 starting at 1 p.m. at the Beaverhead Livestock Auction. The sale features outstanding weanlings and yearlings with all com missions donated by Beaverhead Livestock for Rodeo Club scholarships. For additional information or consignment details cair683-2002, 683-2245, or 683-7530.’ \ ’v' 1 B y T he Numbers Area sports statistics at a glance game sweep of Fraser Valley. Sports Calendar Upcoming sporting events... BCHS Volleyball- -The Lady Beavers complete the regular season with a match Thursday at Stevensville and \Senior Night\ Saturday in Dillon versus Hamilton. Jenna Nield will take center stage prior to the game as the Lady- Beaver's lone senior. UM-Western Football-The Dawgs complete the conference season at home versus winless MSU-Northern. The Lights have had bright spots along the way, including a narrow 30-23 defeat by the Dawgs in Havre. Western needs a victory and some help to finish as Frontier Co-Champion. Kickoff has been rescheduled for noon at Vigilante Field. UM-Western Volleyball-The Lady Bulldogs hit the road for the final week end of regular season action with a chance to move from fifth to third in the league standings. Western visits Northern Friday and Great Falls Saturday. UM-Western Baskctball-The UM-Western men have a chance to earn national respect at the Westminster College tourney. Thursday, they open versus Concordia (Calif.), a team that has played in the past two NAIA D-I national championship games and enters as the sixth-ranked team in the national poll. They follow with games versus Notre Dame de Namer (Calif.), and Point Loma Nazarene (Calif.). \Three great games,\ said UM-W coach Mark Durham. \We could really make a mark if we go in there and play well.\ The 23rd-ranked Lady Bulldogs, who have advanced to the NAIA D-I national tourney five consecutive seasons under the direction of coach Kevin Engellant, take to the road for a pair of games versus nationally-ranked competition at Bismark, N.D. Friday night Western tangles with the Univer sity of Mary, ranked ninth in NAIA D-II. Last year the Lady Mauraders came to Dillon and defeated the women of Western, 79-57. They spent most of the season as the top-ranked team in the country and were eventually upset in the national tourney semifinals. Saturday, Western plays Jamestown College, 23rd ranked in D-II. Class C Football-For the third consecutive year the Sheridan Panthers advance to the second round of the eight-man playoffs. This weekend they face Stanford on Saturday, a double overtime winner versus Shields Valley in the first round of the playoffs. Class C Volleyball-Sheridan, Twin Bridges and Lima will compete at the District 8-C tourney at Harrison this Thursday through Saturday. The top four teams of the eight-team field advance to divisional the following week end at Twin Bridges. BOWLING Minor 10/26 HI game: ind.-Jim Piutt, 289. team - Donnelly Construction, 914. Hi series: ind.- Jim Piutt, 752. team-Donnelly Construction, 2,449. Seniors 10/27 Hi game: men-Toke Contway, 198. women-Gene Erickson, 1S1. Hi series: men- 'Toke Contway, 559. women-Gene Erickson, 412. Commercial 10/25 High game: team-Dillon Auto Body, 647. men-Jay James, 232. women-Ltsa Rakich, 205. Hi series: team-Dillon Auto Body, 2,178. m e n -Chris Obenauer, 776. women-Lisa Rakich, 714. . Monday Afternoon Ladies 10/25 Hi series: team-SMTC, 2,414. Ind.- Stormy Barnhart, 567. HI game: team-SMTC, 836. lnd..-Tami Zimmerman, 836. Treasure State 10/25 HI game: team-Western Wok, 754. men- '•Brad Cottom, 221. women-Tami Zimmerman, •210. HI series: team-Western Wok, 2,131. men- ’-Brad Cottom, 583. women-Tami Zimmerman, k546. Thursday Night Mixed *10/28 HI game: team-Beaverhead Home Cen te r , 706. men-Chuck Molenda, 215. women - ‘Susanna Donnelly, 199. Hi series: team - Beaverhead Home Center, 1,987. men-Wayne Contway, 591. women-Susanna Donnelly, 538. Friday Night Mixed 10/29 HI game: team-Beaverhead Glass, 817. men-Rill Shafer, 279. women-Mary Colton, 226. HI series; team-Beaverhead Glass, 2,244. m e n -B ill Shafer, 697. women -Susanna Donnelly, 565. King Pin ,10/27 Hi game: men-Mike Delao, 196. women- .-Susanna Donnelly, 200. team-Bramsman Sat ellite, 522. Hi series: men-Mike Delao, 555. w o m en-Susanna Donnelly. 546. te a m - ’Bramsman Satellite, 1,497. Vigilante 10/27 Hi game: team-Beaverhead Bank, 629. women-Kathy Stosich and Laura Brown, 191. Hi aeries: team-Beaverhead Bank, 1,715. women-Mary Colton, 502. High School 10/26 HI game-Joe Vannett, 159. Hi s eries- Joe Vannett, 410. ' Middle School 10/28 Hi game: boys-Alex Wolfe, 174. girls- ColbyShafer, 88. HI series: boys-Alex Wolfe, 410. girls-Colby Shafer, 249. Saturday Bantam 10/30 Hi game-Dylan Hoeming and Dillon Womack, 126. Hi serfes-Dillon Womack, 345. BASKETBALL Frontier Conference basketball Women's standings conf. all Carroll College 0-0 4-0 UM-Western 0-0 2-0 Lewis-Clark State 0-0 2-0 Rocky Mountain 0-0 1-0 MSU-Northern 0-0 3-1 Westminster College 0-0 0-0 Montana Tech 0-0 2-3 University Great Falls 0-0 2-4 Player of the Week-Nikki Haerling, Lewis- Clark State, 5-7, j r G . Chelan, Wash., scored 40 points, 9 rebounds. 7 assists, 5 steals in two- WESTMINSTER JV 67, UM-W JV 76 UM-W scorlng-April Lucier 16, Kaci Gaub 13, Kristen Leverton 13, Michela Anderson 10, Christa Sprout 8, Megan Janke 7, Halie Hughes 5, Jessi Held 4, Jasmine Ray 0. WESTMINTSTER JV 39, UM-W JV 65 UM-W scorlng-April Lucker 18, Kaci Gaub 9, Jessi Held 8, Kristen Leverton 8, Halie Hughes 7, Michela Anderson 6, Christa Sprout 6, Megan Janke 3. Men's standings conf. all Carroll College 0-0 4-0 Lewis-Clark State 0-0 2-0 UM-Western 0-0 2-0 Rocky Mountain 0-0 2-1 MSU-Northern 0-0 1-1 Westminster College 0-0 0-0 Montana Tech 0-0 1-3 University of Great Falls 0-0 0-4 Player of the Week-Bo Segeberg, UM-West ern, 6-10, sr, P, Wrightwood, Calif., scored 37 pionts, 14 rebounds, 4 assists, 3 blocks in sweep of Eastern Oregon and Jamestown College. FOOTBALL Frontier Conference Football conf. all Montana Tech............................5-1 7-2 UM-Western ............................. 5*2 5-4 Carroll College ......................... 5-2 7*2 •Eastern Oregon ...................... 0-0 5-3 Rocky Mountain College ...... 1-5 1-8 MSU-Northern ......................... 0-6 0-9 •-not eligible for league crown. Last week-413 Montana Tech 48, MSU-North ern 22. 412 Carroll College 31, Rocky Mountain 0. Southern Utah 34,425 UM-Western 0. East ern Oregon 14, 46 Azusa Pacific 10. Offensive TOW -Kyle Samson, MSU-Northern, 5-8, 170, soph., QB, Helena, 22 carries for 160 yards and 2 touchdowns, 16-of-22 passing for 229 yards, 1 touchdown and an interception accounting for 389 yards of team’s 424 offen sive yards in 48-22 losss to 413 Montana Tech. Defensive \POW\-Marc Samson, MSU-North- em, 5-8,160, fr., S. Helena, 5 solo tackles and 12 assists as the Lights leader in tackles for the fifth time in nine games. Special teams \POW-Zach Thiry, Carroll Col lege, 6-2,199, fr, K/P, Meridian, Idaho, 6 kick offs for 58 yard average, and five punts for 44.6 yard average. Southwestern A football final standings conf. all Frenchtown ............. ............... 5-0 7-1 Stevensville ............ ............... 3-2 7-2 Corvallis . ................................. 3-2 3-6 Dillon ............... ..... ............... 3-2 6-3 Hamilton ................. ............... 1-4 1-8 Anaconda ................ ............... 0-5 1-8 Final Class A Power Poll 1, Havre (9-0). 2, Sidney (8-0). 3, Poison (9-0). 4, Frenchtown (7-1). 5, Stevensville (7-2). Western C 8-man football Southern Division final standings conf. all Drummond................... .......... 5-0 8-0 Sheridan....................... .......... 4-1 6-2 Philipsburg .................. .......... 3-2 6-2 Victor............................ .......... 2-3 3-5 West Yellowstone ....... .......... 1-4 2-6 Twin Bridges ............... .......... 0-5 0-7 Six-Man Southern Division Final standings cunf. Roberts ................... 9-0 Custer/Melstone ...................... ................... 8-1 Rapelje/Ryeyate ...................... ................... 7-2 Willow C reek ........................... 54 Lima.. 4 5 Broadview/Lavina.................... ................... 4-5 Reed Point ................................ ................... 3-6 Rosebud 26 Meeteetse, Wyo ........................ ................... 2-6 Northern Cheyenne................. ................... Ü-V RODEO Big Sky region rodeo standing.« after four Men's team standings through fall season 1, UM-Western..................................... 1,665.25 2, Northwest College........................... 1,331.50 3, Dawson C C ...........................................841.51) 4, Montana S tate .................................... 792.00 5, University of Montana....................... 367.50 6, Miles CC................................................351.00 7, MSU-Northern.................................... 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 conf. all Carroll College .................. ... 12-0 22-4 Montana Tech.................... ... 10-2 16-10 Rocky Mount/iin ............... .... 6-6 1116 MSU-Northern .................. .... 6-6 11-14 UM-Western...................... .... 5-7 10-14 Lewis-Clark College ......... .... 4-8 8-15 Westminster College ........ ... 2-10 6-17 University of Great Falls .... 2-10 6-17 Player of the Week-Katherine Sunwall. UM- Western, 6-1, jr, MB, Great Falls, 41 kills, 1 assist, 11 digs, 10 blocks in split with Montana Tech and L-C State. Setter of the Week-Bfceky Hancock, Montana Tech, 5-6, sr, S, Livingston, 2 kills. 109 assists, 1 ace, 12 uigs in sweep of UM-Western and Westminster. Ubero of the Week: Beka Hudson, Montana .Tech, 5-7, jr., 35 digs, 2 aces in sweep of UM- Western and Westminster. Southwestern A volleyball (standings are Incomplete) Corvallis ......................................................... 7-1 Anaconda ....................................................... 6-2 Dillon..............................................................6-2 Hamilton ........................................................ 3-4 Frenchtown .................................................... 2-5 Stevensville ................................................... 0-8 Southwestern A Classic JV tourney Doable elimination bracket (scores not available, pool results not available, Dillon JV stats not available) Championship-Corvallis def. Livingston. Con solation-Anaconda def. Dillon. Semifinals- Livingston def. Anaconda. Corvallis def. Dillon. First round-A n aconda def. Stevensville. Livingston def. Bigfork. Corvallis def. Frenchtown. Dillon def. Butte Central. Loser out-Bigfork def. Stevensville. Butte Central def. Butte Central. Dillon def. Bigfork. Ana conda def. Butte Central. Southwestern A Classic freshman tourney Single elimination bracket (match scores not available, complete pool results not available) Championship-Anaconda def. Frenchtown. Semifinals-Anaconda def Butte Central Frenchtown def. Corvallis. First round-Ana- conda. bye. Butte Central def. Dillon. Frenchtown def Stevensville. Corvallis def. Livingston. Dillon Poo] play results (1-1) Dillon FR. def. Butte Central, 25-23. Dillon stats: Kyla Helle 1 dig. Jordan Hurt 1 kill. 2 assists. 1 dig. 2 aces. Stacey Velasco 1 kill, 1 dig. 1 ace. Bailey Ferris 1 kill. Madisonn Lemhouse 1 dig. Abbi Hoerning 1 assist. I dig. 1 ace. Frenchtown FR def. Dillon F'R 25-15 DilJon stats: Ashley Dietrich 1 block. Jcnhn Blurt 1 assist. Kristina Hale 1 dig. 1 ace. Stacey Velasco 1 dig Bailey Ferris 3 kills. I ace. Abbi Hoerning 1 assist, 1 dig. Single elimination bracket (0-1) Butte Central FR def. Dillon FR 26-24. 26-19 Dillon stats: Kyla Helle 2 kills. Ashley Dietrich 3 kills, 1 dig Jordan Flutt 1 kill. 2 assists, 2 digs Krisrina Hale I die stacey Velasco 4 kills, 2 digs. 1 ace. Bailey Ferris 2 kills. 3 digs. 1 ace Madisonn Lemhouse 1 kill. Whtiney Thomas 1 dig. Abbi Hoerning 2 assists. 1 dig. 4 aces 10/26/04 Anaconda FR def. Dillon FR 25-12. 25-22. 12 15,12-15,17-15 Dillon stats: Jenna Schipman 2 digs. Jordan Flutt 1 kill. 2 blocks. 6 assists Kristina Hale 1 dig Stacey Velasco 3 kills. 1 Mock. 4 digs, 2 aces. Bailey Ferris 3 kills, 1 dig. 2 aces Susanne Rehse 6 kills. 1 block, 2 digs. 2 aces. Whitney Thomas 2 digs. 1 ace Abbi Hoerning 4 assists, 2 digs. 1 ace. I I 1 t (
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