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  • Lady Blackhawks remain undefeated in conference

    Nathan Bourne, Pathfinder|Oct 18, 2018

    The Seeley-Swan Lady Blackhawks added a pair of conference wins to their record last week bringing it to 8-0 in conference and 11-3 overall. The Lady Blackhawks hosted the Lincoln Lynx Oct. 11. The Lynx were hungry for a win and with a lack of snowshoe hares in the building they took after the Lady Blackhawks. During the first two games the Lady Blackhawks came out strong but near the end of each game the Lynx closed the gap and tied it up. The teams were tied at 22-22 in game one and tied at...

  • Year of growth and success for SLE and Potomac flag football teams

    Andi Bourne, Pathfinder|Oct 11, 2018

    SEELEY LAKE – The flag football season is quickly coming to an end for the Seeley Lake Elementary Eagles and Potomac Pioneers. While the Eagles came out on top when the two teams met in Seeley Lake, Oct. 2, both coaches agree it has been a great season. SLE Eagles The Eagles hovered around 20 players for the season and were stacked with nine, eighth graders. "We have a good core of eighth graders so that helps with the success we are having. We have those kids that have been in the program," s...

  • Lady Blackhawks sweep the week

    Nathan Bourne, Pathfinder|Oct 11, 2018

    The Seeley-Swan Lady Blackhawks were busy winning last week defeating Granite, Darby and the Clark Fork Coop. The Ladies now sport a 6-0 in conference record and are 9-3 overall. They started the week hosting Granite Oct. 2. The Lady Blackhawks came out swinging putting Granite down 25-9 in game one and finished them off 25-20 and 25-16 to take the match in three games. Klaire Kovatch led with 11 kills and 2 stuff blocks while Autumn Morse led in aces with 4 and assists with 14. Ashley Miller...

  • Blackhawks Cross Country continues to improve

    Andi Bourne, Pathfinder|Oct 11, 2018

    HELENA – The Seeley-Swan High School Cross County team took to the Capital City 7-on-7 cross country meet Oct. 4. Sophomore Caleb Maughan and junior Jayla Kauffman ran new personal records (PR) for the season. According to Head Coach Zelda Haines, the clock at the one-mile split gave runners the impression they were running faster than they were. She gave them a target of a 6:25-6:30 first mile and then pick up the pace each mile to finish in under 20 minutes. The first mile clock read 5:51 for sophomore Caleb Maughan and 6:08 for senior C...

  • Offense dominates Superior game

    Nathan Bourne, Pathfinder|Oct 11, 2018

    SUPERIOR - The Seeley-Swan Blackhawks fell to the Clark Fork Co-op Oct. 5. The final score was 50-94 bringing the Blackhawks record to 2-5 for the season. The Blackhawks head to Troy with kickoff at 6 p.m....

  • Blackhawks defend home from Pirates at Homecoming game

    Nathan Bourne, Pathfinder|Oct 4, 2018

    SEELEY LAKE - The Seeley-Swan Blackhawks hosted the Victor Pirates for their Homecoming game Sept. 29. The Blackhawks came out strong and put points on the board in the first 13 seconds of play. Chance Johnson received the Pirates' kickoff and returned it to the 32. From there Hunter Sokoloski was able to hit Dakota Wood on the first offensive play of the game for a 48-yard touchdown. The Blackhawks found pay dirt once more in the first quarter when Avery Smith was able to break away for a...

  • Lady Blackhawks handle the Heat

    Nathan Bourne, Pathfinder|Oct 4, 2018

    The Seeley-Swan Lady Blackhawks hosted the Hot Springs Savage Heat for their Homecoming match Sept. 29. The Heat was turned up right from the start and the Lady Blackhawks fell hard in game one, 16-25. The Ladies didn't let it go to their heads and answered back with a 25-23 victory in the second game. Game three was another close one with the Savage Heat coming out on top 21-25. Again the Lady Blackhawks answered back with a 25-18 in game four to send the match to a fifth game. As if the fans...

  • Blackhawks few but mighty on the course

    Andi Bourne, Pathfinder|Oct 4, 2018

    The Seeley-Swan High School cross country team turned heads and earned recognition this past week. Sariah Maughan, Hannah Ayers and Jayla Kauffman placed first as a three-person team in Arlee, Sept. 25. Sariah and Emily Maughan placed in the top 15 at the Mountain West Classic in Missoula, Sept. 29 and Cordell Turner set a new personal record. Sariah is now ranked third in the state with her time from Arlee. Head Coach Zelda Haines also learned that eighth grader Emily Maughan also set a course...

  • PRs set at Thompson Falls - Maughan remains undefeated

    Zelda Haines, SSHS Cross Country Coach|Sep 27, 2018

    THOMPSON FALLS – Despite the challenging uphill finish, Seeley-Swan High School junior Jayla Kauffman and freshman Chase Haines set new personal records at the cross country meet in Thompson Falls Sept. 20. Eighth-grader Emily Maughan maintained her undefeated title in the 2-mile Middle School race. Varsity Boys – 3.1 miles Freshman Chase Haines make a comeback from a foot problem. He ran a relaxed 7:27 mile pace finishing in 23:07, beating Isaac Fisher of Arlee by 27 seconds. This is a 55 sec...

  • Scarlets bring down Lady Blackhawks

    Nathan Bourne, Pathfinder|Sep 27, 2018

    The Seeley-Swan Lady Blackhawks fell to the Arlee Scarlets before heading to the Mineral County Shoot Out last week. The non-conference loss to Arlee gives the Ladies a 4-3 overall record. They remain 3-0 in conference. The Lady Blackhawks hosted Arlee Sept. 20. It was the third time the teams faced each other this year. The Ladies came out strong putting the Scarlets down 25-15 in game one. They struggled through the middle of the match dropping close games two, 22-25 and three, 25-27. The...

  • Blackhawks nipped by Bulldogs

    Nathan Bourne, Pathfinder|Sep 27, 2018

    SEELEY LAKE - The Seeley-Swan Blackhawks traveled to St. Ignatius to take on the Bulldogs Sept. 21. Head Coach Ryan Sokoloski said it was a good game and felt the team did will with what they had. They started the game with about a dozen players but were down to nine part way into the second half. He said none of the injuries were very serious but nonetheless took players out of the game. Even with only one extra player, Sokoloski said the Boys fought the whole game but in the end attrition got the best of them. On defense, Sokoloski said...

  • Lady Blackhawks out in front

    Andi Bourne, Pathfinder|Sep 20, 2018

    The Seeley-Swan High School Cross country team competed in two meets this week, the first in St. Ignatius Sept. 18 and the second in Pablo Sept. 15. Freshman Hannah Ayers and sophomore Sariah Maughan are ranked in the top five in the state for Varsity Girls. Eighth-grader Emily Maughan has yet to lose a Middle School Race and is first in the state for middle school girls. St. Ignatius Hannah and Sariah finished in the top five in the girls varsity meet. Ayers finished with a new personal record...

  • Blackhawks meet wall of Titians

    Nathan Bourne, Pathfinder|Sep 20, 2018

    SEELEY LAKE - The Seeley-Swan Blackhawks had their hands full with the reigning state champions, the Flint Creek Titans, at home Sept. 14. The Blackhawks held off the Titans for the first couple minutes. The rest of the first half was pretty rough for the Blackhawks as the Titans scored nine touchdowns and a safety. While the Blackhawks were unable to score during the second half either, they did keep the Titans to just two touchdowns. The Blackhawks were able to interrupt four two-point...

  • Lady Blackhawks rack up the victories

    Nathan Bourne, Pathfinder|Sep 20, 2018

    SEELEY LAKE - The Seeley-Swan Lady Blackhawks added a pair of victories to their resume last week defeating Victor and Drummond. The Ladies overall record is now 4-2. The Lady Blackhawks hosted the Victor Pirates Sept. 13. The Ladies made quick work of Pirates the first two games, 25-9 and 25-16. The Pirates were not ready to walk the plank and put up a little better fight in game three. The Lady Blackhawks jumped to an early lead but it was soon tied at 6-6. The teams stayed within a couple of...

  • Maughan sisters excel at Rebecca Farms

    Andi Bourne, Pathfinder|Sep 13, 2018

    KALISPELL – The Seeley-Swan Cross Country team took to the course at Rebecca Farms Sept. 7. The Maughan sisters, Sariah for the varsity and Emily in the middle school races, set the pace. Sariah finished ninth in the field of 86 varsity girls and Emily swept the middle school girls race finishing five seconds ahead of her closest competitor. Varsity Race – 3.2 miles More than 20 schools competed in the meet with 100 racers in the Varsity Boys, 86 in the Varsity Girls. The Varsity girls inc...

  • Lady Blackhawks take down conference foes

    Nathan Bourne, Pathfinder|Sep 13, 2018

    The Seeley-Swan Lady Blackhawks were victorious in their first two conference matches. They defeated Clark Fork on the road Sept. 6 and then Valley Christian at home two days later. The Ladies overall record is now 2-2. Clark Fork fell to the Lady Blackhawks in four games 25-22, 24-26, 25-20 and 25-20. Lady Blackhawks Head Coach Tammy Lewis credited serving and digging for the victory over Clark Fork. The Lady Blackhawks had 85 digs total with Taylor Dillree racking up 23. Ashley Miller and...

  • Blackhawks struggle with Warriors

    Nathan Bourne, Pathfinder|Sep 13, 2018

    ARLEE - The Seeley-Swan Blackhawks headed over the mountains to take on the Warriors of Arlee Sept. 7. The Blackhawks struck first with Dakota Wood returning the opening kickoff 63 yards for a touchdown. Avery Smith made the two-point conversion good. The Warriors answered back with vengeance as they scored touchdown after touchdown. The Blackhawks were down 8-50 by the half. The second half went a little better for the Blackhawks holding the Warriors to just two touchdowns. The Blackhawks’ Hunter Shelmerdine scored the final points of the g...

  • Cross country team starts strong at first meet

    Zelda Haines, SSHS Cross Country Coach|Sep 6, 2018

    MISSOULA – The Seeley-Swan Blackhawks ran the new 5K course at Big Sky High School for the first time this year at the Missoula Couches Invite Aug. 30. The runners came out strong for their first race and are looking forward to a great season. Due to the smoke last year, the team missed last year's new 5K race. I was anxious to see how the course had changed. Starting out on the northeast corner of the Westside Little League fields and racing around the grassy knoll, they abruptly took a r...

  • Blackhawks fall to Horsemen

    Nathan Bourne, Pathfinder|Sep 6, 2018

    SEELEY LAKE - The Seeley-Swan Blackhawks hosted the Plains Horsemen Aug. 31 for their first home game of the season. The Blackhawks came out strong and played a tough game but came up short on some key plays that kept them out of the end zone. Dakota Wood scored the Blackhawks only points on a 71-yard kick return in the first quarter. Defensively, the Blackhawks found some success in pushing the Horsemen back with a handful of sacks and a couple of forced fumbles but the Horsemen would answer...

  • Lady Blackhawks drop match to Arlee

    Nathan Bourne, Pathfinder|Sep 6, 2018

    ARLEE - The Seeley-Swan Lady Blackhawks traveled to Arlee Aug. 30 to take on the Scarlets. The Lady Blackhawks put the Scarlets down early with a 25-11 win in the first game but Arlee took game two 15-25. The third game was a close one that went to the Lady Blackhawks 25-22 but the match went south for them after that. Arlee tied the match up in game four 13-25 and won game five 7-15. Ashley Miller led the Lady Blackhawks with 6 kills while Taylor Dillree scored with 5 aces. Klaire Kovatch had 6 stuff blocks and was joined by Sariah Maughan...

  • Potomac youth wrestles overseas

    Sigrid Olson, Pathfinder|Aug 30, 2018

    POTOMAC - Potomac's Bridger Hall journeyed 4,889 miles to Germany where he wrestled and experienced the German culture. Hall has been wrestling for more than 10 years and enjoys it. "I like wrestling because of the discipline it has given me and it gives people a work ethic and teaches them to work for what they want," Hall said. This August, at age 16, Hall participated in an exchange wrestling program between Montana and Germany. Every other year Montana and Germany rotate their wrestling...

  • Blackhawks kick off season with a win

    Nathan Bourne, Pathfinder|Aug 30, 2018

    DARBY - The Seeley-Swan Blackhawks hit the road to take on the Darby Tigers Aug. 24 and came home with a win. "The final score of 27 to 6 does not accurately reflect how well our boys dominated that game," said Blackhawks Head Coach Ryan Sokoloski. Defensively the Blackhawks shut down the Tigers including a pile of sacks. They only allowed one touch down on a punt return. On the offense Nate Samuli rushed for 164 of the team's 302 yards. Hunter Shelmerdine ran 80 yards including a 2-yard...

  • Lady Blackhawks start season on the road

    Nathan Bourne, Pathfinder|Aug 30, 2018

    The Seeley-Swan Lady Blackhawks made the trek around the mountains to take on Charlo in their opening match of the season Aug. 24. The next day they rolled down to Drummond for their first round robin tournament featuring 16 teams. The Lady Blackhawks fought hard against Charlo but came up short. They fell in three games, 23-25, 20-25 and 13-25. The defense was led by Klaire Kovatch with 6 stuff blocks and 6 blocks while Autumn Morse had 14 digs. The pair led the offense as well with 4 kills each and Morse was credited with 6 assists. Taylor...

  • Goals met at 28th annual American Legion Championships

    Andi Bourne, Pathfinder|Aug 2, 2018

    COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. – Hellgate Civilian Shooters Ibby Lorentz from Seeley Lake and Jonna Warnken from Superior, Mont. both returned to the American Legion Championships for a second time July 26-27 in Colorado Springs, Colo. They were among 15 shooters in the Nation invited to shoot in the precision class. The American Legion Championship is a three-position air rifle competition for junior competitors in the sporter or precision classes. Competitors fire a total of four matches. Each m...

  • Shooters leave it all on the range at the National Championships

    Andi Bourne, Pathfinder|Aug 2, 2018

    CAMP PERRY, OHIO – The Hellgate Civilian Shooters competed in National 3P Air Rifle Championships in Camp Perry, Ohio June 25-26. While they were not able to top their third place from last year, Head Coach Trace Weisenburger was pleased with the individual shooters’ performance. Hellgate Gold was the only team from Montana to compete at the National Championships this year. The four-person team included Seeley Lake’s Ibby Lorentz and Sam Weisenburger, Jonna Warnken from Superior, Mont., and Missoula’s Libby Diller and alternate Jack Seibly...

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