RUSTLER NEWS

by Josh Philyaw

The hard work of the girls and boys basketball teams overpowers mistakes as they each go into state ranked second.

“We make certain mistakes, we learn from what we do wrong, and encourage each other to try and not make that mistake again,” senior and shooting guard Katie Klick said. “Encouragement is the biggest attribute.” Read the rest of this entry »

Limbering up during practice, CMR boys and girls swimmers prepare for Cross-town. Photo by Ashley Moore.

   Saturday, February 13, CMR swimming both boys and girls took State and became the Class AA prep swimming capital of Montana. CMR boys swimming hasn’t taken the title since 1978, and the girls remain undefeated.

See Staff Blog by swimmer Simon Ljunggren for a reaction to the teams’ win at state.

During the crosstown game on Jan. 14, senior Kate Striepe helps her team defeat the Bison 72-42. Photo by Ashley Moore.

by Georgia Mae Morrison

Kate Striepe is a strong player on the basketball team, but you won’t hear her bragging about herself.

“I think I could do better, but everyone thinks that,” Striepe said. “I’ve improved from last year though, which is definitely good.” Read the rest of this entry »

“We’re the tightest group CMR’s ever had”

by Megan Bernhardt

Rustler basketball season is almost here, and senior Kate Striepe could not be more ready.

“I think [the season] will be pretty good, if we stay together as a team.”

“We got a lot of experience, and a lot of returning guys,” senior Jade Klette said. “They make up really well for the guys we lost, but it will be hard without Tanner [Bleskin].” Read the rest of this entry »