Sports

Then-sophomore Rylee Armstrong

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Then-sophomore Rylee Armstrong (no. 10) comes down with the basketball for a rebound during a last-season game against Havre. Photos by Matthew Strissel

Then-junior Nolan Fry

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Then-juni0r Nolan Fry (no. 22) leaps to try for a layup during a game against Park last season.

Six-Man football All-Conference Selections

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Now that the dust has settled, and the snow has come in, the 2021 football All-Conference selections have been made. The DGS-GRW Bearcats had four selections, the Tri-City Titans had three and the Roy-Winifred Outlaws had three.

DGS-GRW Bearcats

Brooke Weinheimer selected to 2021 All-Conference and All-State volleyball teams

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As a junior, Fergus Golden Eagles volleyball player Brooke Weinheimer has been named to the Eastern A All-Conference and Class A All-State teams. The 5’5” outside hitter has been a strong asset for the Fergus volleyball team this season and will look to lead the team as a senior next year.

 

Golden Eagles fly to All-Conference, All-State honors

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Of the 25 Eastern A players selected to the 2021 All-State football team, Fergus had seven. This ties Laurel for most players selected to All-State from the conference.

Leading the team was Dylan Morris, who was selected to the first team All-Conference as a guard, first team All-Conference as a defensive lineman and an All-State selection as an offensive lineman. Morris was a vital member of the team and key to the Golden Eagles’ success this season.

Senior Chance Fields was selected to the first team All-Conference and All-State as a quarterback.

Hobson Tigers claw the mats at Laurel Invitational

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The Hobson Tigers had three wrestlers compete in the Laurel Middle School Invitational wrestling tournament on Saturday, Nov. 20. Two wrestlers finished in the top five of their respective weight class.

Madeline Heggem

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Your CMMC Athlete of the Week is Winifred High School senior Madeline Heggem of the Roy-Winifred Outlaws.

On this day in sports history

1902: Geo Lefevre and Henri Desgrange create the Tour de France bicycle race.

1928: The Boston Gardens open with the Montreal Canadiens defeating the Boston Bruins, 1-0.

1934: Pitcher Eiji Sawamura, 17 years old, gives up just one hit, a Lou Gehrig homerun, as the U.S. All Stars beat Japan, 1-0.

1934: Harvey Jackson of the Toronto Maple Leafs is the first to score four goals in one period.

1942: The NHL abolishes regular season overtimes until World War II is over.

Fergus Golden Eagles fall sports photos

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The Fergus Golden Eagles run out on the field with the seniors waving the American Flag before the game against Miles City this season.

The Fergus Golden Eagles volleyball team celebrates after getting an important point during a home match this year.

Fergus junior Gage Norslien dives and catches the ball during the Golden Eagles’ playoff game against the Sidney Eagles this post-season.

Juniors Brooke Weinheimer (front) and Elsie Crouse (back) get ready to recieve the volleyball.

Testing dates set for winter sports

The testing date window for the National Federation Test for all newly registered officials in basketball, as well as those needing to upgrade to Certified or Master will be Nov. 15- 28.