Noah Friedman is a video journalist with a focus on sports reporting. He covers a wide range of sports events, including basketball, wrestling, and swimming. Noah's articles provide in-depth analysis and highlights of games, as well as interviews with coaches and athletes.
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Havre basketball ended its East-West Showdown Tournament performances in Lockwood on Saturday with a split.
The Chinook basketball teams played for a second time in three days, traveling to Shelby to take on the Coyotes.
The Havre high wrestlers were in Great Falls over the weekend, competing at the CMR Holiday Classic.
Late in November, the Montana High School Association (MHSA) came out with accepted proposals for schools to move up and down classifications in football starting with the 2025-26 school year.
MSU-Northern wrestling competed at the Reno Tournament of Champions event in Nevada recently and here are how the results fared.
It was a merry Christmas for local area football players who got their names called to compete in a prestigious Treasure State event.
Box Elder football coach Thomas Dilworth was named the Montana Coaches Association (MCA) “Coach of the Year” in the 6-man football ranks.
Another Havre legend made history earlier this month. Former Blue Pony basketball standout Loree Payne secured her 118th career win as the head
406MTSports came out with an update on the wrestling coaches poll, which came just during Christmas week. In Class ‘A', the Havre Blue Pony boys' are ranked eighth out of the 10 teams that are in the poll.
MSU-Northern held its annual holiday basketball camp on Friday. Kids from kindergarten through eighth grade took part in drills, games, and won prizes.
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