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Park County locals represent All-State, All-Conf. teams

Park County was well represented in the Class C All-State and All-Conference boys and girls basketball teams released Tuesday morning, with six selections in total.

The Gardiner boys had three players honored, with senior Bryson Stermitz and Junior Clancy Thomas named All-State and First-Team All-Conference, while junior Sean Rehmer was Second-Team All-Conference. Stermitz, Thomas and Rehmer were the Bruins’ three leading scorers, averaging 17.8, 13 and 12.1 points, respectively, and led the Bruins to a second-straight 17-win season and the doorstep of the state tournament.

Adult coed softball plans meeting

There will be an informational meeting about Livingston’s Adult Coed Softball league today at 6:30 p.m. at The Whiskey Creek Saloon. The meeting is mainly for managers of existing teams and those interested in creating new teams or joining a team. Any other questions should be sent to livingstonadultcoedsoftball@gmail.com.

Glaus named Central A COY, 4 Rangers All-Conference

The accolades came pouring in for Park High boys basketball yesterday, with head coach Layne Glaus being awarded Central A Coach of the Year and four players named to the

Fairchild finds her fit at Rocky

When Shields Valley girls basketball standout Jen Fairchild was looking for a landing spot to continue her playing career, she wanted to find the right fit for her. She found

Idaho State beats MSU, 101-78

BOZEMAN, Mont. (AP) — Jared Stutzman had a career-high 33 points and Geno Luzcando had a season-high 22 as Idaho State routed Montana State 101-78 on Thursday night. The win

Howieson, Gibson go undefeated in Fergus tourney

Park High wrestling finished a two-day tournament at Fergus this weekend with one win over Browning and losses to Whitefish, Frenchtown, Sidney and Corvallis. 
 
Despite only winning one dual match, Park had multiple individual wrestlers compete well. Victor Howieson and Shane Gibson were undefeated through the entire tournament, while Tyler Laverty and Aden Rogge each picked up wins. 
 
Despite having limited numbers, Park head coach Ben Hahn was pleased with his team’s performance. 
 

Shields Valley girls beat West Yellowstone

Shields Valley girls basketball has a winning record for the first time since Dec. 22 after beating the West Yellowstone Wolverines Friday, 56-33. 
 
The Rebels got off to a fast start, taking an early 19-6 lead after the first quarter. The Wolverines kept pace in the second quarter, but still went into halftime down 33-17. 
 

Rebel boys lose 7th straight

Shields Valley boys basketball’s losing streak extends to seven after Friday’s 44-27 loss to the West Yellowstone Wolverines. 
 
The game was back and forth through the first half, with West Yellowstone leading 19-18 going into halftime. It was a much different story in the second half, though, as the Rebels were outscored 25-9 in the second half, including a mere two points in the fourth quarter. 
 

Gardiner girls fall to West Yellowstone

Gardiner girls basketball was within one point of getting its fourth win of the year Saturday, but fell short against the West Yellowstone Wolverines, 47-46. 
 
Brook Russell led the Bruins in points and rebounds with 15 and 11, while adding three assists. Megan Wickham came just short of a double-double with eight points and nine rebounds, while Kyndra Long put up 10 points, seven rebounds, four assists and three steals. 
 
The Bruins hit the road Friday take on Lone Peak before a home matchup Saturday against Harrison.