Chuck Bandel is a journalist and writer based in Montana, focusing on local news and sports in the Plains area. He is a regular contributor to the Clark Fork Valley Press and has also had his work featured in Yahoo Sports. Chuck's articles cover a range of topics, including high school sports, community events, and opinion pieces.
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After one quarter of play, things did not look well for the Plains Trotters basketball team Saturday night against the Darby Lady Tigers in Plains.
On small step for Alberton, one giant leap for Panther nation.
It is what could be described as an insidious problem, or a silly one.
Plains wrestler Gavin Schrenk (black uniform) works to control an opponent during this past weekend's Choteau Classic wrestling event. Schrenk placed third in the 132-pound weight category for the Plains-Hot Springs co-op team. (Photo by Teresa Waterbury)
Plains Trotter Kort Craft and Thompson Falls Bluehawk Kaiden Robins. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Palbo was the site of two high schools' basketball games which could have had different outcomes than they did.
As country legend Buck Owens sang, “it looks like I’ve got a Tiger by the tail”, he was likely not referring to the St. Regis Tigers.
There are many good, some potentially great, stories brewing as the second half of the local high school basketball and wrestling seasons come into focus.
After a pair of resounding home wins over rival Plains this past Friday, the Thompson Falls boys’ and girls' basketball teams were looking for a Western 7B conference sweep as they entertained Eureka Saturday night in T Falls.
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