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Tuesday, March 9

Miles City hosts Pee Wee 'B' state tournament, Butte wins title

 

MCC teams end seasons at Regionals

Pioneer baseball team opens season 1-3 in Washington trip

 

Registration soon for Bowhunter Ed.

Monday, March 8

Lady Engineers continue to roll, win Southern C title

 

Lady J-Hawks, Lady Engineers win in semis

 

Lady Pirates, Lady Rockets advance to consolation game

 

Harlowton-Ryegate's Snelling named MVP

Custer, Plevna win loser out games on Friday

 

Friday, March 5

Lady Engineers down Terry, 68-40

Roberts outlasts Plevna in overtime

Top-seeded Lady Eagles fall to Joliet Lady J-Hawks, 66-58

 

Lady Pirates win defensive battle against Custer, 31-21

 

Thursday, March 4

Pioneers, Lady Pioneers head off to Region IX tourneys

 

Wednesday, March 3

Miles City soccer needs refs

Tuesday, March 2

Laurel blows out Glendive 59-41 in challenge game

5th/6th-grade boys continue with season

MCC splits regular-season finales


4 MCC players honored by MonDak
From MCC Athletics
The MonDak Conference has announced the All-Conference Basketball teams for the 2009-10 season. Miles Community College is represented on both first teams, sophomore guard Briahn Smith (Detroit) and sophomore forward Sara Plavljanin (Zagreb, Croatia) each earned first team honors for the men’s and women’s teams, respectively.
Smith is averaging just under 20 points a game at 19.9 on the season and 5.3 rebounds on the season to help lead the Pioneers to a third place finish in the conference tied with North Dakota State College of Science.
Sophomore guard Willie Brown (Flatrock, MI) and freshman forward John Bayo (Villepinte, France) also picked up honorable mention honors. Brown averaged 12.8 points and 5.2 assists per conference contest while Bayo averaged 12.4 points and 4.6 boards in Mon/Dak play.
Plavljanin was the lone representative from the women’s Mon/Dak Conference champion. She averaged 14.4 points and over eight rebounds per contest.
Luke Martinez of Williston State was the men’s MVP, Kelsey Sigl of Bismarck State was the women’s MVP.

 

 


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