Flathead Bravettes News Today

One of the reasons the Flathead Bravettes have trended up as a softball program is the presence of Kaidyn Lake and Laynee Vessar, two senior mainstays who seemingly have been around forever.

A solid nucleus from their first state tournament team in 16 seasons, plus a promising freshman class have the Flathead Bravettes thinking big this softball season.

There are positive feelings surrounding both programs, which begin the season Tuesday with a dual meet at Missoula Big Sky.

Kennedy Moore knocked down the go-ahead jump shot with 45 seconds left and the Flathead Bravettes picked up their first win in Western AA play over crosstown rival Glacier 54-48 Thursday.

The Flathead Bravettes used a 21-point performance from senior Kennedy Moore to defeat CMR 60-33 Saturday afternoon in girls basketball.

The Flathead Bravettes have changed coaches and graduated most of their minutes off a team that played in the State AA girls basketball championship last March, but we shouldn’t count them out.

The Flathead Bravettes secured the No. 4 seed in Western AA with a 3-2 win over crosstown rival Glacier on Thursday at Legends Stadium.

There were a few jitters at the beginning on both sides, including an errant ball that landed in the lap of a crowd member, but at the end, Glacier came away with a three-set sweep over the Flathead Bravettes in this iteration of crosstown volleyball at the Glacier High gym on Thursday.

The Flathead Bravettes basketball team will look to build on last year’s state title game appearance with a new coach: Sam Tudor announced his resignation Wednesday.

The Glacier Wolfpack and Flathead Bravettes took part in the first regular season flag football event of the year in Kalispell that also saw Butte and Lockwood in competition at Legends Stadium on Saturday.