
Jon Allen
Sports Journalist at Freelance
Sports Reporter at Daily Inter Lake
Sports Reporter at the Daily Inter Lake in Kalispell, MT @UMJSchool grad Montana ➡️ Nebraska ➡️ Montana again All opinions are my own
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4 weeks ago |
dailyinterlake.com | Jon Allen
Faced with do or die, the Glacier softball team decided to do it all. After dropping game one of the AA state tournament to Billings West, the Wolfpack rattled off six-straight wins with their backs against the wall to bring home a second state championship in three seasons. “It was an incredible weekend overall,” Glacier coach Abby Snipes said. “Our worst performance of the year stats-wise against Billings West, then to battle into the championship.
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1 month ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Jon Allen
May 22—Seven Glacier tennis players and one Flathead Brave all have the same idea in mind: bring home some hardware. To do that they will need to defeat Montana's best tennis players at the state tournament in Bozeman that gets underway today. AdvertisementFor the Wolfpack the hopes are spread across all four competitions with two girls and one boys singles players, along with a doubles pairing on both sides. "It's great to have the diversity in our lineup," Glacier coach Josh Munro said.
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1 month ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Jon Allen
May 22—It's a long drive to Billings, but one that the Whitefish Bulldogs hope to be rewarding at the State A tennis tournament. The Bulldogs send nine athletes — five girls and four boys — to the tournament after dominating the Northwest A divisional last weekend. AdvertisementThe girls bring a variety of experience with one senior, one junior, one sophomore and two freshmen taking the courts at state.
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1 month ago |
dailyinterlake.com | Jon Allen
Seven Glacier tennis players and one Flathead Brave all have the same idea in mind: bring home some hardware. To do that they will need to defeat Montana’s best tennis players at the state tournament in Bozeman that gets underway today. For the Wolfpack the hopes are spread across all four competitions with two girls and one boys singles players, along with a doubles pairing on both sides. “It’s great to have the diversity in our lineup,” Glacier coach Josh Munro said.
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1 month ago |
dailyinterlake.com | Jon Allen
It’s a long drive to Billings, but one that the Whitefish Bulldogs hope to be rewarding at the State A tennis tournament. The Bulldogs send nine athletes — five girls and four boys — to the tournament after dominating the Northwest A divisional last weekend. The girls bring a variety of experience with one senior, one junior, one sophomore and two freshmen taking the courts at state. “The three older kids have all been to state before and they know what it’s all about,” Patrick Dryden said.
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