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The Three Forks High School tennis team will open the postseason this week when they host the Divisional Tournament scheduled for May 14 and 15 in Belgrade. Last week, the Wolves traveled to Boulder Tuesday for a dual against Jefferson High School and to Big Sky Friday for matches against Lone Peak High School. Macie Jensen won a tightly contested 7-5, 6-7 10-6 (tiebreak) match over Morgan Knickerbocker in Boulder. Chaylee Wester also won a tough match with a 3-6, 7-5, 12-10 (tiebreaker) win... Full story
Three Forks wrestler Cole Rogers recently earned All-American status at a prestigious national tournament. A freshman at Three Forks High School, Rogers finished in sixth place at April’s UWW Cadet, U15 & Future Nationals tournament in Wisconsin Dells, WI. After losing his first match to the eventual champion, Rogers battled his way back to finish in sixth place in the 24-man bracket. Rogers said it felt really good to know that all of his years of hard work are paying off. He was joined at t... Full story
So far, we have had a pretty decent season. A ton of kids came out for golf (42) so that is amazing. It has been a little challenging with so many golfers and some bad weather getting kids to play in tournaments, but we are doing our best. This last week our varsity kids participated in the Manhattan Christian invitational at Cottonwood hills in Bozeman, the girls took second place with 4 of the girls placing in the top 20. Brooklynn Hossfeld and Taylor Raffety came in with a 101, and 102 respectively. Halee Wilson wasn’t far behind with a 1...
While the entire team was unable to compete, Three Forks High School Track and Field Coach Tracy Welter was happy with those who made the trip to last week’s Manhattan Invitational in Belgrade. “We had several athletes that are either nursing injuries or left early for prom. I thought the ones that competed did a fantastic job,” she said. Owen Long had another big day finishing first in the high jump and fourth in the pole vault. Jacob Buchignani had a personal record and second place in the 400, was fifth in the long jump and finished seven...
Faced with the daunting task of competing against a 20-team field, the Three Forks High School track and field team once again showed they could compete with the best in the state at last Thursday's Manhattan Christian Invite. The large invite took place at the new Gallatin County High School and featured teams from Class A, B, and C. According to Head Coach Tracy Welter, the girls' team was once again led by Jasmyn Murphy, who finished first in the long jump with a mark of 16'3". Murphy also...
The Three Forks High School tennis team battled the elements with a busy week of action that included competing on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. The Wolves opened the weekend with a triangular event against Townsend and Red Lodge and traveled Thursday to compete at Livingston. Over the weekend, the junior varsity team competed at the DawgBite Tournament in Boulder. The varsity squad also competed at the DawgBite in Townsend. According to Head Coach Janna Lauver, the varsity got... Full story
As the season moves forward, the Three Forks High School track and field team has continued to put together some incredible performances. In a busy week that included a Tuesday meet in Laurel and a Friday trip to Livingston, the Wolves once again came away with some fantastic finishes from both the boys and girls teams. "I think we are right on track with where we should be. Everyone is making improvements, which is very impressive," said Head Coach Tracy Welter. "These kids have been fabulous t...
The Three Forks High School tennis team will be back in action this week after not competing last week. Originally set to travel to a two-day tournament in Choteau on April 16 and 17, the team cancelled the trip after a COVID-19 exposure late in the week. It will be a busy week for the Wolves with a trip to Townsend Tuesday, a meet in Livingston Thursday, and the DawgBite Friday and Saturday in Helena....
The date has been set for the annual Keith Pierce Memorial Mixer. Wrestling is scheduled to take place Tuesday, April 20 at 6 p.m. at the Three Forks Gym. Admission is free, and there is no tournament fee for competitors. Donation buckets will be available, with all proceeds going to the Keith Pierce Memorial Scholarship that is awarded to a wrestler. For more information, please contact Michelle Rogers at 461-9506....
It was a busy weekend for the Three Forks High School tennis team. Competing at last week's Simms Sing and Swing Event, the Wolves battled it out against six teams over the two days of action. After two weeks of competition, Head Coach Janna Lauver said she feels like everyone in the 2021 spring season is recovering from a year off due to COVID cancellations. She added in tennis; they are all working on teaching and training. "Some teams have seniors that have played three of four years while...
The Three Forks High School track and field team once again shined last week with some fantastic performances at a meet on April 9 in Livingston. Junior Jasmyn Murphy once again showed she is one of the best competitors in Montana with first-place finishes in the 200 meters, 300 hurdles, long jump, and triple jump. In the 200, Murphy won with a time of 29.31. In the 300 hurdles, she won with a personal record of 50.47. Murphy set another personal record in the long jump at 16-04.00. Murphy won...
It was a strong start to the season for the Three Forks High School Track and Field Team. Competing at the Columbus Invite, the Wolves boys team finished in third place and the girls ended the day in seventh. Just moments after the meet, Head Coach Tracy Welter praised her team's performance who was able to compete for the first time since the 2019 season. "Even though the weather and road to get there was less than ideal, the kids really stepped up to compete. There is a lot of smiles on the...
With the three Forks High School tennis teams’ season underway, the Wolves will face their 2021 season with almost an equal balance of returning players and newcomers. According to Head Coach Janna Lauver, the team welcomes back eight players from the 2020 team with two weeks of practice before having their season canceled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The team will also welcome nine new players to the program. “After having only two weeks of practice last year and having all Freshman-Juniors on the team, I am grateful to actually have som...
The long wait is finally over for the Three Forks High School track and field team. After missing the 2020 season, Three Forks officially opens their 2021 campaign this week. Head Coach Tracy Welter said the coaches and athletes are super excited to get back on the track. “It has been a long two years since we got to compete, and we are very anxious to see what all our returners, as well as fresh faces, can accomplish this year,” she said. Welter said junior Jasmyn Murphy is the main returning athlete for the girls’ team and had an amazi...
It was a strong start to the season for the Three Forks High School Track and Field Team. Competing at the Columbus Invite, the Wolves boys team finished in third place and the girls ended the day in seventh. Just moments after the meet, Head Coach Tracy Welter praised her team's performance who was able to compete for the first time since the 2019 season. "Even though the weather and road to get there was less than ideal, the kids really stepped up to compete. There is a lot of smiles on the...
There has been an excellent turnout for the 2021 Three Forks High School golf team, with over 40 kids on the Wolves roster, who will open their season on April 8 at Townsend. Head Coach Aaron Harkins said he is super excited to get the kids back on the golf course and have them be able to participate in practices and tournaments this school year. “These last 12 months have been a challenge for all of us, and I think extracurriculars like golf really help give the kids a fun way to release some stress that may have built up over the last y...
Three Wolves basketball players were recently honored by the coaches in the 5B District. Three Forks High School junior standout Owen Long was selected to the 5B All State team and was also first team All-Conference. Junior Austin Allen was selected second team All-Conference. For the girl's team, junior Jayden Woodland was selected second team All-Conference for District 5B. According to 5B District President Dan Sturdevant, the players are voted on by the District 5B coaches, and the coaches...
The future will be bright for the Three Forks High School boys basketball team. The Wolves will return nearly their entire varsity roster, including their top three scorers Owen Long, Austin Allen, and Jacob Buchignani. Other varsity players returning will be Walker Page, Ayden Warren, Collin Stone, Rylan Koch, Mayson Shively, Caleb Van Vleet, and Shane Williams. Following the season, Head Coach Terry Hauser said his goals for 2021 season of getting to the Divisional Tournament and playing at...
It was a program-defining moment last weekend for the Three Forks High School wrestling team. Competing with six wrestlers, the Wolves brought home a team trophy with a third-place finish in Class B at the State Tournament in Shelby. The phenomenal weekend of results included Brayden Linville at 103 pounds and Coy Cohenour at 160, both capping off an unbeaten season with State Championships. Cole Rogers at 103 pounds and Levi Wagner at 138 points both finished in fourth place. In the Class B... Full story
The Three Forks High School boys basketball team had their season come to an end at last week's Southern Divisional Tournament Billings. A furious second-half rally by the Wolves team fell just short in a 65-59 loss to the top seed from 4B Huntley Project on March 3, and the Wolves were eliminated with a 52-28 loss March 5 to conference foe Townsend. The Wolves trailed 44-24 in the third quarter and 52-38 in the fourth before storming back into the game and pulling as close as 56-53 with two...
The Three Forks High School girls basketball team had their season come to an end Friday, February 26, in a 48-30 5B District Tournament elimination game loss to Manhattan. It was all Manhattan in the first half as the Tigers took an 11-0 lead before Three Forks scored their first points of the game and only points of the first quarter on two Jayden Woodland free throws with 1:04 remaining. Manhattan continued their dominant play in the second quarter taking a 25-4 lead into halftime. Three...
Just moments after the Three Forks High School boys basketball teams 59-35 5B District semifinal loss February 25 at Manhattan, Head Coach Terry Hauser said he was unsure how his team would bounce back. It turned out the Wolves would face adversity like a champion in their elimination game on February 26 and defeat Boulder 75-56. The following day, they would defeat Big Timber 50-47 to finish third at the 5B Tournament and advance to the Southern B Divisional Tournament for the fourth straight... Full story
It was a phenomenal weekend of results at the Southern B/C Divisional Tournament for the Three Forks High School Wrestling team. The Wolves qualified a total of six wrestlers for this week's state tournament in Shelby and had two individual champions. Three Forks finished 10th out of 24 teams. According to Nye Howey, they also won the most match points with 259. Brayden Linville won the title at 103 pounds, and Coy Cohenour was the champion at 160 pounds. Also qualifying for state were Cole... Full story
A furious second-half rally by the Three Forks High School boys basketball team fell just short in a 65-59 loss to the top seed from 4B Huntley Project Wednesday night in an opening-round game of the Southern B Divisional Tournament. The Wolves trailed 44-24 in the third quarter and 52-38 in the fourth before storming back into the game and pulling as close as 56-53 with two minutes left after consecutive three-pointers by juniors Owen Long and Austin Allen. The third seed from 5B, Three Forks w... Full story
While it may have taken the Three Forks High School boys basketball team a little while to get the lead in Tuesday night's 5B District opening round home game against Big Timber, once they did, they never let their foot off the gas in a 57-40 home victory. Trailing for the first three-plus quarters, the Wolves took their first lead on the game on an Owen Long layup with 2:55 left in the third and outscored the visiting Herders 30-14 in the final 11 minutes. With the win, the fourth-seeded... Full story
