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“You’ve always got to be ready if something goes down,” NIC wrestling coach and Tri-State Invitational tournament director Derrick Booth said. “But anymore, coaches and wrestlers really do a good job of keeping everything going smoothly throughout the entire weekend.”
Taking the first step up the stairs of Sparrow’s Nest of Northwest Montana’s residential house in Kalispell is symbolic of the upward journey many homeless teens' lives will take.
“After the match, I hugged each girl and told them you’ve got to be proud of the season we had,” first-year NIC coach Brittany Tilleman said. “We played with so much trust and energy when we’re on. Our practices help us compete for moments like this. It’s always been us against us. To do it against a team like that, we just weren’t prepared for that. Our season was a complete team effort and everyone involved. I’m sad to see the sophomores go, but I’m proud of them.”
It's opening night for "Frozen" at Performance Hall at Flathead High School.When newly crowned Queen Elsa accidentally sets off an eternal winter, her younger
Columbia Falls High School took first place and Whitefish High School, third, in Corvallis over the weekend in the first speech and debate tournament of the season for the local Class A teams.