Articles with the Tag: Polson
POLSON — “It’s not a rebuilding year, it’s a reloading year,” said Jess Kittle, Polson High School boys soccer coach. Kittle, his assistant coach Mike Moll and volunteer coaches Chris Moore and Dane Huyser have five seniors on their team. Senior James Larson is...
POLSON — The competition is good-natured, but it’s there as the Polson High Schools girls practice soccer at Linderman field. Head coach Michael Hewston and assistant Jose Franco focus on competition and how each individual player is improving. With eight girls on the team, who ...
POLSON — The Polson Pirates crushed the Whitefish Bulldogs Friday by a score of 42-10. Polson running back Drew Kvam rushed for 71 yards on five carries for an average of 14.2 yards per carry and two touchdowns. As a team, the Pirates ate up 325 yards on the ground and rushed for five touchdow...
For the second year in a row, the Polson girls brought home the state championship for golf. The Class A State High School Golf Tournament was held over the weekend at the Old Works Golf Course in Anaconda. Team rounds of 356 and 366 gave the Lady Pirates a 722 total, 57 strokes ahead of second place Laur...
Polson hosted a non-conference and a conference game last week. Against Loyola, Polson won 25-14, 25-19, 26-24. The Heart Breakers, a top Class B state contender, couldn’t seem to break through Polson’s defense. “My girls were prepared for their attacks and took care of it,” hea...
POLSON — Polson City Commissioners approved Resolution No. 1033, adopting a budget for the City of Polson for fiscal year 2012-13. including medical mills. The resolution allowed the city to impose 5.5 mills for permissive medical mills, at a value of $9,248 per mill, which will generate approximate...
The Polson volleyball team came up short against the Thompson Falls Blue Hawks in a non-conference match on the road last Thursday, losing three straight. “(Thompson Falls) is a great program with huge hitters,” head coach Jan Toth said. “We struggled from the first game, unable to...
POLSON — A hometown crowd cheered the Polson Pirates to a definitive 35-0 victory Friday night over the Columbia Falls Wildcats. “(This game was a) great way to start the conference season,” head coach Scott Wilson said. The Pirate offense compiled 277 yards on the ground ...
POLSON — For the last month or so, the Polson Fairgrounds has been home to Indian National Finals Tour Rodeo contestants and high school rodeo competitors with horsetrailers parked around the arena and oats and bales of hay to feed the animals. The only bales visible at the fairgrounds on Sat...
