Team resume Region IX play at home Saturday

The Northwest College women’s basketball team dropped a pair of holiday games in Florida, falling 73-66 to Division II’s 11th-ranked Community College of Rhode Island and 70-54 against Palm Beach Community College. The losses give the Trappers a 9-8 overall record to begin 2013.

The hierarchy of Class 3A wrestling underwent its first significant change of the season in the wake of the Lander Invitational.

The hierarchy of Class 3A wrestling underwent its first significant change of the season in the wake of the Lander Invitational.

Urbach, Davis win titles in Lander over weekend

The third-ranked Powell High School wrestling team suffered a narrow loss to 3A rival and No. 2 Douglas at the Lander Invitational last weekend.

Urbach, Davis win titles in Lander over weekend

The third-ranked Powell High School wrestling team suffered a narrow loss to 3A rival and No. 2 Douglas at the Lander Invitational last weekend.

Meeteetse native honored for third consecutive year at NFR

For the third consecutive year, Park County’s Dusty Tuckness has earned the highest honor in his profession by getting named Bullfighter of the Year during the recently-completed National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas. It marks the third consecutive year that Tuckness has received the honor.

Meeteetse native honored for third consecutive year at NFR

For the third consecutive year, Park County’s Dusty Tuckness has earned the highest honor in his profession by getting named Bullfighter of the Year during the recently-completed National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas. It marks the third consecutive year that Tuckness has received the honor.

First semester lifts team four places

The National Junior College Athletic Association updated its national wrestling rankings for the first time in almost two months and the change brought good news to the Northwest College Trappers. Thanks to the strength of their first semester performance, NWC rose four spots to seventh in the nation.

If you’re reading these words, faithful reader, then the doomsayers were wrong and life as we know it progressed beyond Dec. 21. Mayan apocalypse scholars are taking their seat next to Harold Camping and folks like myself who postponed holiday shopping “just to be sure” are now frantically looking for a Plan B.

Team improves to 9-6 before Florida swing

The Northwest College women’s basketball team enters the Christmas break on a three-game winning streak after defeating Aaniiih Nokoda, 91-38, and the Wyoming/Montana All-Stars, 78-63, over the weekend. The Trappers are 9-6 now overall and 2-1 in Region IX North play.