Lake County Roadtrip Roundup

| September 13, 2012 3:34 PM

Football

Polson 40, Hamilton 12

HAMILTON — Colton Lenz rushed for 123 yards and three touchdowns on 14 carries, leading Polson to a 40-12 win over Hamilton on Friday.

The Pirates (2-0) accumulated 288 yards on the ground in the game, overwhelming the Broncs’ defense.

Ian Ricketts also scored for the Pirates, punching himself into the end zone from five yards out.

Brady Hislop also put points on the board for the offense, nailing field goals from 27 and 34 yards away in the game.

Polson head coach Scott Wilson said he was thrilled to see his team be more productive in this game after only scoring only one touchdown against Belgrade.

“I was very pleased with the offensive output,” Wilson said. “The coaches challenge the offense and they rose to the occasion.”

The defense got in on the scoring frenzy as well, as Will Davey picked off a pass and returned in 74 yards for a touchdown.

Polson’s next game will be on Sept. 14, when they travel to take on Anaconda.

Polson 10 21 6 3 - 40

Hamilton 0 6 6 0 - 12

P - Colton Lenz 6 run (Brady Hislop kick)

P - Hislop 27 FG

H - Kris Cleveland 87 pass from Josh Bauder (kick failed)

P - Ian Ricketts 5 run (Hislop kick)

P - Will Davey 74 interception return (Hislop kick)

P - Lenz 8 run (Hislop kick)

H - Teague Blome 31 pass from Bauder (kick failed)

P - Lenz 8 run (kick failed)

P - Hislop 34 FG

Cut Bank 37, Mission 0

CUT BANK — The Mission Bulldogs were unable to get their offense going on Friday against Cut Bank, falling 37-0.

Mission was held to just 102 yards of total offense by the Cut Bank defense.

It was a long day for the Bulldogs’ defense as well, though they fought hard to slow down Cut Bank’s offense.

Mission head coach Rich Ferris said Raymond Matt looked particularly impressive on defense for the Bulldogs.

“He had a great game,” Ferris said.

Matt racked up 14 tackles on the day, while Dylan Evans led the team with 16.

Nikko Alexander looked strong as well, tallying 15 tackles, notching a sack and recovering a fumble.

Steven Bravo also had a sack in the game and Nyqolas Gillingham had a fumble recovery as well.

The Bulldogs (1-1) home to rebound in their next game, which will be against Eureka at home on Sept. 14.

Mission 0 0 0 0 - 0

Cut Bank 8 0 16 13 - 37

*No scoring summary was available

Volleyball

Mission def. Plains, 3-0

Eureka def. Mission, 3-2

Mission def. Plains, 25-21, 25-11, 25-19.

Kills- Mission 33 (Sara Nerby 16), Plains 18 (Destiny Roberts 6). Blocks- Mission 2 (Lauren Erickson, Stephanie Lewandowski), Plains 4 (Jessica Hansen 3). Digs- Mission 38 (Nerby 14), Plains 30 (Kimberly Earhart 12). Assists- Mission 27 (Erickson 26), Plains 16 (Felicia Earhart 10). Aces- Mission 6 (Nerby 3), Plains 4 (Roberts 3).

Eureka def. Mission, 16-25, 22-25, 26-24, 25-16, 15-10.

Kills – St. Ignatius 32 (Sara Nerby 15), Eureka 45 (Jenna Peterson 16). Blocks – St. Ignatius 14 (Emilie Charlo 4), Eureka 4 (Peterson 3). Digs – St. Ignatius 94 (Stephanie Lewandowski 21), Eureka 121 (Alex Holland 37). Assists – St. Ignatius 29 (Loren Erickson 27), Eureka 29 (Alyssa White 18). Aces – St. Ignatius 11 (Nerby 4), Eureka 8 (Cassidy Morgan 5).

Arlee def. Noxon, 3-0

Arlee def. Noxon, 25-15, 25-22, 25-19.

Kills – Arlee 26 (Mahalia Hendren 12), Noxon 18 (Kendall Aitken 5). Blocks – Arlee 9 (Hendren 4), Noxon 9 (McKenna Krueger 6). Digs – Arlee 62 (Skyla Perry 13), Noxon 62 (Tierra Camara 19). Assists – Arlee 22 (Morgan Malatare 11), Noxon 16 (Shelby Clark 13). Aces – Arlee 16 (Hendren, Malatare 5), Noxon 2 (Shay Lloyd, Katie Chandler).

Cross-country

Coaster Cross Meet

Girls – 20 teams

Polson 13th (357 pts), Whitefish 14th (364 pts)

Boys – 25 teams

Whitefish 6th (207 pts), Polson 17th (421 pts), Frenchtown 23rd (574 pts)

Eureka Invitational

Girls (local finishers in top twenty)

Place, Name, School, Time

2 Kiana Howell Ronan 24:04, 3 Jacey Probst Ronan24:17, 6Jade Gray Ronan25:20, 8Felicitas LudwigRonan 26:43, 9 Carley Elverud Mission 27:05, 10 Jessie Knoll Arlee 27:18, 11 Angela North PieganRonan 27:24, 12 Sammy Coleman Ronan 28:27, 13 Lindsay Rogers Ronan 28:34, 14 Darian Delaurenti Ronan28:52, 16 Victoria Crenshaw Ronan 30:28

Boys (local finishers in top twenty)

Place, Name, School, Time

1 Paden Alexander Mission 16:04.7, 3 Danny Romero Ronan 18:20, 7 Zack Wagner Ronan 19:27, 9 Isaac Desjarlais Arlee 19:48, 10 Payton Adams Ronan 19:51, 12 Robbie Hocker Ronan 20:30, 13 Jaden McNairRonan20:33, 15 Zach Felsman Arlee 20:40