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ARLEE WARRIORS star player Will Mesteth (4) drives to the lane against the Rocky Boy defensive in the season-opening series in the Native American Classic at Joe McDonald Gym in Salish Kootenai College. The Warriors are the defending Class C state champions after defeating Manhattan Christian 71-67 in last year’s Class C state basketball championship game at the Butte Civic Center. If Arlee makes it to Saturday night it will be their third-consecutive trip to the Class C championship game. The Warriors, a team that has a bye in the first round of the District, will await the winner of Noxon and Two Eagle River in the second round of the District Tournament will be held Feb. 15-17 at Joe McDonald Gym in Salish Kootenai College. (Photo by Bob Gunderson/Courtesy of Bob Gunderson)

ARLEE WARRIORS star player Will Mesteth (4) drives to the lane against the Rocky Boy defensive in the season-opening series in the Native American Classic at Joe McDonald Gym in Salish Kootenai College. The Warriors are the defending Class C state champions after defeating Manhattan Christian 71-67 in last year’s Class C state basketball championship game at the Butte Civic Center. If Arlee makes it to Saturday night it will be their third-consecutive trip to the Class …

February 15, 2018

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