Glacier Twins go 1-3 on the week
The Glacier Twins wrapped up a four-game stretch with a 1-3 record, earning a hard-fought win over Missoula on Sunday after a series of competitive but tough losses earlier in the week. The Twins now sit at 6-27-1 on the season.
Columbia Falls team wins high school division of grueling race
Columbia Falls was well represented at the Diamond City Relay recently, a challenging off-pavement race that covers 215 miles over three days in the Little Belt Mountains of central Montana.
Glacier Twins season ends at divisional tourney
The Glacier Twins wrapped up their American Legion baseball season with two hard-fought games at the Class A District Tournament in Whitefish, falling to Bitterroot and Libby to end their 2025 campaign with a 6-29-1 record.
Bozeman’s Neil wins Boogie 5K, Delaney 10K
Nathan Neil of Bozeman won the Glacier Bank Boogie to the Bank race Saturday during Heritage days. He ran the friendly course a fraction of a second over 14 minutes.
Despite lightning delay, Glacier Showcase goes on
The second annual Glacier Park College Soccer Showcase went off with one hitch.
Despite lightning delay, Glacier Showcase goes on
The second annual Glacier Park College Soccer Showcase went off with one hitch.
Finberg formally inducted into Montana Coaches Hall of Fame
Longtime Columbia Falls basketball coach Cary Finberg was officially inducted into the Montana Coaches Association Hall of Fame in a ceremony in Great Falls on July 31.
Swim team takes third at state tourney in Choteau
The Columbia Falls summer swim team took third at the state meet in Choteau over the weekend.
Sports practices start this week, BBQ coming up, too
The Columbia Falls High School sports season kicks off this week, with most practices starting Friday and golf starting Thursday. The blue and white barbecue is Aug. 21 at the high school from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Fond remembrance for Hall of Fame coach Ralph Johnson
He was a disciplinarian but was also easy to get along with. An incredibly good coach. And most importantly, a one-of-kind person. That’s how players remembered Ralph Johnson, the Columbia Falls Hall of Fame basketball coach.
