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3 days ago | 
ktvh.com | Jonny Walker
HELENA — What does it take to become a state champion? It’s a title Helena Capital senior Tyler Crum earned twice after repeating as champion in the javelin at the Class AA state track meet in late May in Kalispell. “Just try to stay relaxed. Just try to follow the technique best I can. And then just let it rip and see what happens,” said Crum, who recorded a personal best throw of 186 feet, 1 inch to clinch his second title. “It was pretty awesome.
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4 days ago | 
montanasports.com | Jonny Walker
HELENA — What does it take to become a state champion? It’s a title Helena Capital senior Tyler Crum earned twice after repeating as champion in the javelin at the Class AA state track meet in late May in Kalispell. “Just try to stay relaxed. Just try to follow the technique best I can. And then just let it rip and see what happens,” said Crum, who recorded a personal best throw of 186 feet, 1 inch to clinch his second title. “It was pretty awesome.
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4 days ago | 
ktvh.com | Jonny Walker
HELENA — Fifteen feet, six inches. That’s the height Helena Capital's Brayden Brisko cleared to win this year’s boys pole vault title at the Class AA state meet in Kalispell. But even before then, Brisko had to clear a much greater obstacle. “I started getting sick like the first meet,” said Brisko, who battled through pneumonia during his championship season.
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4 days ago | 
montanasports.com | Jonny Walker
HELENA — Fifteen feet, six inches. That’s the height Helena Capital's Brayden Brisko cleared to win this year’s boys pole vault title at the Class AA state meet in Kalispell. But even before then, Brisko had to clear a much greater obstacle. “I started getting sick like the first meet,” said Brisko, who battled through pneumonia during his championship season.
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1 week ago | 
ktvh.com | Jonny Walker
HELENA — Last August, the Helena Senators American Legion baseball team had the chance to repeat as Montana/Alberta state champions but ultimately fell one game shy, forced instead to watch as Missoula hoisted the championship on Helena’s home field. This year, the Senators will look to reclaim that state title. “I think it was a great experience for our whole team,” said pitcher Tyler Beaver of last year’s runner-up finish.“A really great learning experience.
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1 week ago | 
montanasports.com | Jonny Walker
HELENA — Last August, the Helena Senators American Legion baseball team had the chance to repeat as Montana/Alberta state champions but ultimately fell one game shy, forced instead to watch as Missoula hoisted the championship on Helena’s home field. This year, the Senators will look to reclaim that state title. “I think it was a great experience for our whole team,” said pitcher Tyler Beaver of last year’s runner-up finish.“A really great learning experience.
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1 week ago | 
ktvh.com | Jonny Walker
HELENA — Capital High School recognized three senior student–athletes Wednesday afternoon, naming its 2024-25 Bob Bean and Jude Gleason award winners. Merek Mihelish and Cole Graham were co-recipients of the Bob Bean award. Taylor Zanto received the Jude Gleason award. The awards are meant to recognize the most outstanding male and female athletes in Capital’s senior class.
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1 week ago | 
montanasports.com | Jonny Walker
HELENA — Capital High School recognized three senior student–athletes Wednesday afternoon, naming its 2024-25 Bob Bean and Jude Gleason award winners. Merek Mihelish and Cole Graham were co-recipients of the Bob Bean award. Taylor Zanto received the Jude Gleason award. The awards are meant to recognize the most outstanding male and female athletes in Capital’s senior class.
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1 week ago | 
ktvh.com | Jonny Walker
HELENA — No one in Montana high school track and field history has won more state medals than Helena High’s Madilyn Todorovich. At last weekend’s Class AA state meet in Kalispell, the senior jumper, hurdler and sprinter won seven medals and four individual titles, bringing her career totals to 27 medals (a state record) and 10 titles (a school record). Todorovich also scored 50.5 points by herself, breaking the Class AA record for most points scored at a single state meet by a female athlete.
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1 week ago | 
montanasports.com | Jonny Walker
HELENA — No one in Montana high school track and field history has won more state medals than Helena High’s Madilyn Todorovich. At last weekend’s Class AA state meet in Kalispell, the senior jumper, hurdler and sprinter won seven medals and four individual titles, bringing her career totals to 27 medals (a state record) and 10 titles (a school record). Todorovich also scored 50.5 points by herself, breaking the Class AA record for most points scored at a single state meet by a female athlete.
