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With fall sports wrapping up, student-athletes and coaches at Whitehall High School are turning their focus to the winter sports season. Preseason practices for basketball and wrestling are set to begin around Nov. 20, with teams eager to get started. TROJAN MEN'S BASKETBALL: Men's basketball, led by Head Coach Tanner Neumann, will begin practice on Nov. 20 as the team prepares for the upcoming season, which opens Dec. 5 with a road game at West Yellowstone. Last season, the Trojans finished 1–15, with their lone victory coming on Dec. 7 a...
Concordia inducted five former student-athletes, including a longtime coach, into the Athletic Hall of Fame on Saturday, October 4, 2025, as part of the annual Homecoming weekend celebration. Nathan Reiff, a WHS alumnus and son of Dr. Terry Reiff and Carol Ann Reiff of Whitehall, was one of the inductees. Former NCAA All-American in cross country and track & field runner Heidi (Brenden) Selch, 3-time All-Region women's basketball student-athlete Melanie (Hageman) McNay, men's soccer player Mike...
It was the final week of competition for Whitehall Trojans athletics, as football faced a tough Manhattan team, volleyball battled a flurry of familiar foes, and cross country concluded at the state meet. TROJAN FOOTBALL: Whitehall High School football closed out its regular season on Oct. 24 with a road game against Manhattan, falling 63-12. The loss brought the Trojans’ final record to 3-6. The team now turns its focus to the offseason and building for next year. TROJAN VOLLEYBALL: Whitehall High School volleyball wrapped up its regular s...
ON TO STATE XC: Whitehall High School Cross Country sent five runners to state competition over the weekend. They included (from left) freshman Evelinn Scarborough, sophomore Ashlyn Gray, freshman Aurora Koenig, sophomore Max Fernstrom, senior Lexi Stratton, and were accompanied by their coach Cori Koenig....
Returning to the field after a winless season in 2024, the Trojans kicked off their 2025 season with an impressive 2-0 record, showcasing their determination and skills they worked on over the summer. However, they faced tough competition in their next two matches against top-ranked teams, #3 Three Forks and #9 Jefferson, suffering losses of 42-0 in both contests. Homecoming week proved to be a turning point for the Trojans, as they displayed remarkable grit and resilience in a thrilling double overtime battle. In a hard-fought game, the...
TROJAN FOOTBALL Whitehall Trojan football closed out September in dramatic fashion on Sept. 26, edging Sweet Grass County 12-6 in double overtime. In a game defined by defense and determination, the squad dug deep to secure the hard-fought victory, snapping a two-game skid and regaining momentum heading into the middle of the season. Earlier in the month, the team faced a challenging stretch of league play. On Sept. 19, they traveled to Jefferson and suffered a 42-0 loss, following a similar 42-0 setback at home against Three Forks on Sept....
HANDLING BUSINESS: The Whitehall/Harrison Lady Trojans took on the Twin Bridges Falcons on Tuesday, September 2nd. While they played hard and hearty, the Ladies were unable to bring home a win, finishing out 3-2....
Due to referee shortages and scheduling conflicts, Friday’s Whitehall football game against Three Forks has been rescheduled for Thursday, September 11th, at 7 PM. Come down to the Trojans’ home field and watch them take on the Wolves....
The Whitehall Trojan football team is off to a powerful start after defeating the Powell County Wardens in their season opener on August 29th, with a shattering score of 36-6. Quarterback Trent Larsen (#15, sophomore), passed for 120 yards, with Joey Beebout (#5, junior) rushing 118 yards. In the first quarter, Larsen had a 5-yard run, getting the Trojans on the board with the first of their six touchdowns. The Wardens landed their only touchdown on a kickoff return. During the second quarter...
The Whitehall High School Athletic Hall of Fame, founded in 2015 to identify and honor the outstanding accomplishments of former athletes, coaches, administrators, teams, and contributors of WHS, would like to announce the 2026 inductees. The Class of 2026 inductees include: the 1961 WHS boys basketball team, who rolled through the regular season with one loss and an undefeated conference record, then finished third at the state tournament. Three former WHS athletes will also be inducted: • 2009 WHS graduate Levi Simon. Levi is a three-time F...
BARRELS OPEN 1D: 1st: Olivia Martell, 18.216 2nd: Megan Burns, 18.335 3rd: Tammy Thompson, 18.416 4th: Cierra Tredway, 18.438 BARRELS OPEN 2D: 1st: Chloe Harrington, 18.781 2nd: Bobbi Neumann, 18.852 3rd: Jordana Smith, 18.866 4th: Lauren Reiser, 18.896 BARRELS OPEN 3D: 1st: Lorie Dunagan, 19.243 2nd: Reena Lodahl, 19.317 3rd: Julia Carrascco, 19.355 4th: Julia Hoagland, 19.378 BARRELS OPEN 4D: 1st: Emily Pinner, 20.226 2nd: Allie Ebert, 20.378 3rd: Diana Morris, 21.722 LADIES BARRELS: 1st:...
History was made at the Class B State Track & Field Meet in Missoula, where Whitehall High School junior Tucker Huckaba broke a school record that had stood for over five decades. Huckaba soared 21 feet, 2.5 inches in the long jump, surpassing the previous record of 21 feet, 0.5 inches, set back in 1969. "I've been working toward this all season," Huckaba said. "To break a record that's been around this long feels incredible." Coaches and teammates celebrated the milestone, calling it a...
POLE BENDING: (7 & Under) 1. Nora Bernall 2. Sayre Pearce 3. Ember McGowan 4. Etta Tamke (8 to 13) 1. Lilly Sorenson 2. Piper Roberts 3. Max Sorenenson 4. Kellen Simon (14 to 18) 1. Lilly Ebert 2. Julia Hoagland 3. Jhett Hoffmann 4. Beth Rider FLAG RACE: (7 & Under) 1. Cannon O'Meara 2. Ember McGowan 3. Sayre Pearce 4. Jhett Tamcke (8 to 13) 1. Sterling Pearce 2. Ellery Hughey 3. Serena Pearce 4. Piper Roberts (14 to 18) 1. Havana Schwarts 2. Julia Hoagland 3. Beth Rider 4. Hope Nelson DUMMY...
TEAM Mint #1: 15 wins, 2 losses Mint #2: 12 wins, 5 losses K-Bar #1: 12 wins, 5 losses Two Bit #1: 10 wins, 7 losses MEN 4 wins, 0 losses: Randy Reynolds, Colt Smith, Ken Breining, Dwayne McClanahan, Will Bowen 3 wins, 1 loss: Jay VonBergen, Todd Choquette, Chuckie Dirkson, Tyler Blair, Mike Wall, Caleb Powers WOMEN 3 wins, 1 loss: Terry Chadwick 2 wins, 2 losses:Shawna Amidon, Leslie Dyson, Elena Wagner...
Dwayne McClanahan: 65 wins, 19 losses Rick Kelley: 62, 22 losses Chuckie Dirkson: 62 wins, 22 losses Will Bowen: 56 wins, 20 losses Jay VonBergen: 50 wins, 26 losses Colt Smith: 48 wins, 32 losses Leslie Dyson: 46 wins, 38 losses Mike Wall: 45 wins, 23 losses Gordon Lyons: 45 wins, 35 losses Terry VanVictor: 45 wins, 35 losses Tyler Blair: 44 wins, 24 losses Jeremy Jensen: 44 wins, 40 losses Tyler Babcock: 42 wins, 30 losses Fred LeProwse: 42 wins, 42 losses Terry Spenser: 41 wins, 35 losses Caleb Powers: 41 wins, 43 losses Ken Breining: 38...
Whitehall Little Guy Wrestling qualified 23 wrestlers to compete at the SWMLG State tournament in Livingston on March 22nd. Dalton Hansen brought home the single State Champion title in the Pee Wee 55 weight bracket! Great Job wrestlers! Thank you everyone for a great 2025 wrestling season and for supporting Whitehall Little Guy and Whitehall Middle School wrestlers! The following were our Whitehall competitors and results: Benson Korst: competed Pee Wee 48 Emmett Lewis: 3rd place, Pee Wee 52...
Three Whitehall High School Trojan grapplers qualified for the Montana AAU team over the weekend. Sophomores J.C. Raty and Joey Beebout, and freshman Cale Hoover (no picture available) will represent Montana at the Freshman - Sophomore AAU National Duels in Des Moines, Iowa, on April 18th and 19th....
The Whitehall Little Guy (WLG) Season is underway, with two weeks left in the season. Fifty-two wrestlers from age 5 years old through 6th grade are wrestling and have had some great tournaments. On March 8, Whitehall hosted a very successful tournament - thanks to the help of our parents, wrestlers, high school coaches, and overall wrestling community. Thank you to everyone! WLG wrestlers competed in Dillon for Southwest Little Guy Wrestling Divisionals on March 15 and wil be in Livingston...
The Whitehall High School Athletic Hall of Fame, founded in 2015, aims to identify and honor the outstanding accomplishments of former athletes, coaches, administrators, teams, and contributors of WHS. Athletes are eligible for nomination 10 years after their class’s graduation. Such athletes must have competed in a WHS-sanctioned varsity sport and must have excelled in such sport. Among the accomplishments taken into account will be individual (State Champion, Division Champion, all-district, all-conference, all-division, all-state) and t...
TEAM K-Bar #2: 12 wins, 5 losses Mint #2: 12 wins, 5 losses Two Bit #2: 11 wins, 6 losses K-Bar #1: 10 wins, 7 losses MEN 4 wins, 0 losses: Tyler Babcock, Michael Clark 3 wins, 1 loss: Will Bowen, Jay VonBergen, Rick Kelley, Jeremy Jensen, Mike Wall, Tim Hubbard, Terry Spenser WOMEN 4 wins, 0 losses: Leslie Dyson 2 wins, 2 losses: Shawna Amidon, Jeanette Bird...
TEAM Mint #2: 13 wins, 4 losses Two Bit #1: 11 wins, 6 losses K-Bar #1: 11 wins, 6 losses Mint #1: 9 wins, 8 losses MEN 4 wins, 0 losses: Terry Spenser, Rick Kelley, Dwayne McClanahan, Ernie Smith, Brian Hartford, Mike Wall 3 wins, 1 loss: Colt Smith, Jay VonBergen, Chuckie Dirkson, Will Bowen WOMEN 2 wins, 2 losses: Shawna Amidon, Mystee Jackson, Terry Chadwick...
TEAM K-Bar #1: 11 wins, 6 losses Mint #1: 9 wins, 8 losses Mint #2: 9 wins, 8 losses Two Bit #2: 9 wins, 8 losses MEN 4 wins, 0 losses: Colt Smith, Terry VanVictor 3 wins, 1 loss: Jay VonBergen, Dwayne McClanahan, Caleb Powers, Gordon Lyons, Tyler Blair, Tyler Babcock WOMEN 3 wins, 1 loss: Deanna Wall 2 wins, 2 losses: Mystee Jackson, Elena Wagner, Jeanette Bird...
BUTTE CYCLOPS WRESTLING TOURNEY RESULTS: (above, from left, clockwise) Cale Hoover (1st place in 16U 145 bracket); JC Raty (1st place in 16U 182/195 bracket); Braxton Walker (1st place in 19U 200 bracket); Jerrett Miotke (2nd place in 16U 220 bracket); and Colt McLean (3rd in 16U 285 bracket and 2nd at Mining City Tourney). Not pictured: Joey Beebout (2nd place in 19U 160 bracket), Halle Downey (now wrestling for Three Forks) 3rd place in Girls 16U 106/113....
