Jon Allen

1 week ago | dailyinterlake.com | Jon Allen

Chalk up dual win No. 100 for the Glacier boys tennis team. The Wolfpack took a 6-2 dual victory over Flathead to reach the milestone Thursday at FVCC in the first crosstown dual of the season. “It’s a fun milestone,” Glacier coach Josh Munro said. “We thought we were going to get it against Columbia Falls, but ended with a 4-4 draw.” The Glacier girls also hit a milestone with their 90th dual victory with a 6-2 split with the Bravettes.

2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Jon Allen

Apr. 5—Early inning offense from Helena and Capital was enough for both teams to down Flathead Friday afternoon as the Bravettes broke in their field at Kidsport for 2025. Kamryn Klump hit a three-run homer in the first for the Bengals, and that's all the offense Helena needed — and got — to get win No. 3 on the season with a 3-0 final.

2 weeks ago | dailyinterlake.com | Jon Allen

Early inning offense from Helena and Capital was enough for both teams to down Flathead Friday afternoon as the Bravettes broke in their field at Kidsport for 2025. Kamryn Klump hit a three-run homer in the first for the Bengals, and that's all the offense Helena needed — and got — to get win No. 3 on the season with a 3-0 final. Flathead was missing multiple starters including Mackenzie Brandt — who is at State FFA — and Macey McIlhargey, who is among a few injured Bravettes in the early season.

3 weeks ago | dailyinterlake.com | Jon Allen

Rain, rain go away, the tennis teams want to play. Thats the sentiment as Flathead and Glacier prepare to host Missoula Sentinel and Hellgate on Friday at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. to open the home slate of matches at FVCC. “This week has been really hard,” Glacier coach Josh Munro said Wednesday. “We have been able to move indoors a few times and play on just one or two courts.” The limited space makes it hard for Munro to figure out lineups as the early season matches begin.

4 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Jon Allen

Mar. 27—Class AA softball welcomes a new playoff format in 2025, but the goal for Glacier and Flathead remains the same. Earn your spot and have a chance to make a run. The new state tournament layout sees only eight teams making the field — four teams from each conference — similar to basketball and volleyball. The top two in each conference earning a spot, while the final two spots are decided by a best-of-three series between the next four teams in the standings.