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SPORTS S TUFF Sponsored by LPL Financial RODEO — Over in Opheim: Here are the results of the Opheim Rodeo held Sunday, June 29. Bareback Riding — Kelly Murnion, Jordan, 72, $432.40. Cooper Haefs, Livingston, 59, $324.30. Saddle Bronc Riding — No qualified rides. Bull Riding — Kelly Murnion, Jordan, 74, $488.80. Caden Fitzpatrick, Polson, 71, $366.60. Steer Wrestling — Jack Cornwell, Glasgow, 24.2, $432.40. Tie Down Roping — Jade Garnder, Ballantine, 12.2, $703.12. Jack Cornwell, Glasgow, 14.7, $537.68. Duston Stephens, Circle, 14.9, $413.60. Nathan Hoffman, Wolf Point, 16.2, $268.84. Blayne Hubing, Circle, 16.3, $144.76. Team Roping — Trent Pansauk and Michael Manzanares, Williston, N.D., 8.3, $894.88. Garrett Larson and Ty Westby, Opheim, 8.7, $684.32. Dalton Wahl and Flint Hance, Circle, 9.5, $526.40.Wheaton Williams and Clinton Bower, Baker, 11.1, $342.16. Webb O’Neill and Wyatt O’Neill, Lindsay, 11.7, $184.24. Ladies Barrel Racing — Chalee Harms, Miles City, 15.78, $679.15. Tye Brown, Helena, 16.06, $519.35. Karli McGowan, Wolf Point, 16.47, $399.50. Julie Brown, Helena, 16.56, $259.68. Teonna Funk, Opheim, 16.91, $139.83. Ladies Breakaway — Shaylee Wahl, Circle, 2.2, $804.17. Brooke Billingsley, Glasgow, 2.6, $665.52. Bailey Billingsley, Glasgow, 2.8, $526.87. Tori Murnion, Jordan, 3.7, $388.22. Timber Hauso, Rhame, N.D., 4.2, $249.57. Tye Brown, Helena, 4.3, $138.65. Junior Barrel Racing — Sylvia Eash, Fortine, 15.99, $176.64. Sophia Neill, Cascade, 16.31, $132.48. Blaire Billingsley, Glasgow, 17.53, $88.32. Maddy McEwen, Malta, 18.93, $44.16. Junior Breakaway Roping — Lauren Youngquist, Sidney, 2.7, $190.08. Sylvia Eash, Fortine, 3.6, $142.56. FISHING — Big one! Montana Governor Greg Gianforte fished the 38th Governor’s Cup Walleye Tournament at Fort Peck, featuring 172 teams, and landed a hog in the 2-foot range. Winners were Jordan’s Brem Phipps and Townsend’s Chris McFadden, at 103.73 pounds. The 39th is set for July 9-11, 2026. FOOTBALL — Wibaux out: If one has a 2025 Scobey football schedule, change has occurred. Wibaux is not playing Class C 8-man this season, meaning Friday, September 26, is now an open date for the Spartans, which might get filled with another opponent or simply turn into a bye week. Being a subscriber to the Wibaux Pioneer-Gazette weekly newspaper, which has been serving Wibaux County since 1907, in the July 10 issue was the Wibaux School board minutes from June 19 and the varsity football team was heavily discussed. This is certainly not set in stone but it would appear the Wibaux boys would most likely sign a cooperative agreement with Dawson County High School in Glendive, which competes in Class A. If that comes to fruition, we will, as quickly as possible, let the DCL reader know. CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE WEEK 7 RESULTS — Montreal Alouettes 26 Toronto Argonauts 25, Calgary Stampeders 41 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 20, Saskatchewan Roughriders 33, British Columbia Lions 27, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 30 Ottawa REDBLACKS 15. STANDINGS — West Division: Calgary 5-1, 181-111, 30.1-18.5 (Streak: W3); Saskatchewan 5-1, 178-150, 29.0-24.6 (Streak: W1); Winnipeg 3-2, 133-135, 26.6-27.0 (L2); British Columbia 3-4, 163-179, 23.2-25.5 (L1); Edmonton 1-4, 118-170, 23.6-34.0 (L1). East Division: Hamilton 4-2, 188-156, 31.3-26.0 (W4); Montreal 4-2, 168-137, 28.0-22.8 (W1); Toronto 1-5, 153-189, 25.5-31.5 (L2); Ottawa 1-6, 148-203, 21.129.0 (L4). WEEK 8 SCHEDULE (all times Mountain Daylight Time) — Thurs., July 24, Montreal at Calgary, McMahon Stadium, Calgary, 7 p.m. (TV: CBS Sports Network. Free live online streaming platform: CFL+. Radio internet: TSN 690 and 770 AM CHQR). Fri., July 25, Edmonton at Saskatchewan, Mosaic Stadium, Regina, 7 p.m. (Free live online streaming platform: in sports or strenuous CFL+. Radio internet: 630 CHED and 620 CKRM). Sat., July 25, Winnipeg at Toronto, BMO Field, Toronto, 5 p.m. (TV: CBS Sports Network. Free live online streaming platform: CFL+. Radio internet: 680 CJOB and TSN 1050). Sun., July 27, Hamilton social at growth. British Columbia, BC Place Stadium, Vancouver, 5 p.m. Sports (Free live online streaming platform: CFL+. Radio internet: TSN Radio 1150 and 980 CKNW). WEEK 9 SCHEDULE (all times Mountain Daylight Time) — Thurs., July 31, Calgary at Ottawa, TD Place Stadium, Ottawa, 5:30 p.m. (Free live online streaming platform: CFL+. Radio internet: 770 CHQR and TSN 1200). entering Fri., 9th Aug. grade 1, must Toronto at Winnipeg, Princess Auto Stadium, Winnipeg, 6:30 p.m. (Free live online streaming platform: CFL+. Radio internet: TSN 1050 and 680 CJOB). Sat., Aug. 2, Hamilton at Edmonton, Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton, 1 p.m. (Free live online streaming platform: CFL+. Radio internet: Ticats Audio Network and 630 CHED). Sat., Aug 2, Saskatchewan at Montreal, Percival Molson Memorial Field, Montreal, 5 p.m. (TV: CBS Sports Network. Free online streaming platform: CFL+. Radio internet: 620 CKRM and TSN 690).
SPORTS S TUFF Sponsored by LPL Financial RODEO — Over in Opheim: Here are the results of the Opheim Rodeo held Sunday, June 29. Bareback Riding — Kelly Murnion, Jordan, 72, $432.40. Cooper Haefs, Livingston, 59, $324.30. Saddle Bronc Riding — No qualified rides. Bull Riding — Kelly Murnion, Jordan, 74, $488.80. Caden Fitzpatrick, Polson, 71, $366.60. Steer Wrestling — Jack Cornwell, Glasgow, 24.2, $432.40. Tie Down Roping — Jade Garnder, Ballantine, 12.2, $703.12. Jack Cornwell, Glasgow, 14.7, $537.68. Duston Stephens, Circle, 14.9, $413.60. Nathan Hoffman, Wolf Point, 16.2, $268.84. Blayne Hubing, Circle, 16.3, $144.76. Team Roping — Trent Pansauk and Michael Manzanares, Williston, N.D., 8.3, $894.88. Garrett Larson and Ty Westby, Opheim, 8.7, $684.32. Dalton Wahl and Flint Hance, Circle, 9.5, $526.40.Wheaton Williams and Clinton Bower, Baker, 11.1, $342.16. Webb O’Neill and Wyatt O’Neill, Lindsay, 11.7, $184.24. Ladies Barrel Racing — Chalee Harms, Miles City, 15.78, $679.15. Tye Brown, Helena, 16.06, $519.35. Karli McGowan, Wolf Point, 16.47, $399.50. Julie Brown, Helena, 16.56, $259.68. Teonna Funk, Opheim, 16.91, $139.83. Ladies Breakaway — Shaylee Wahl, Circle, 2.2, $804.17. Brooke Billingsley, Glasgow, 2.6, $665.52. Bailey Billingsley, Glasgow, 2.8, $526.87. Tori Murnion, Jordan, 3.7, $388.22. Timber Hauso, Rhame, N.D., 4.2, $249.57. Tye Brown, Helena, 4.3, $138.65. Junior Barrel Racing — Sylvia Eash, Fortine, 15.99, $176.64. Sophia Neill, Cascade, 16.31, $132.48. Blaire Billingsley, Glasgow, 17.53, $88.32. Maddy McEwen, Malta, 18.93, $44.16. Junior Breakaway Roping — Lauren Youngquist, Sidney, 2.7, $190.08. Sylvia Eash, Fortine, 3.6, $142.56. FISHING — Big one! Montana Governor Greg Gianforte fished the 38th Governor’s Cup Walleye Tournament at Fort Peck, featuring 172 teams, and landed a hog in the 2-foot range. Winners were Jordan’s Brem Phipps and Townsend’s Chris McFadden, at 103.73 pounds. The 39th is set for July 9-11, 2026. FOOTBALL — Wibaux out: If one has a 2025 Scobey football schedule, change has occurred. Wibaux is not playing Class C 8-man this season, meaning Friday, September 26, is now an open date for the Spartans, which might get filled with another opponent or simply turn into a bye week. Being a subscriber to the Wibaux Pioneer-Gazette weekly newspaper, which has been serving Wibaux County since 1907, in the July 10 issue was the Wibaux School board minutes from June 19 and the varsity football team was heavily discussed. This is certainly not set in stone but it would appear the Wibaux boys would most likely sign a cooperative agreement with Dawson County High School in Glendive, which competes in Class A. If that comes to fruition, we will, as quickly as possible, let the DCL reader know. CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE WEEK 7 RESULTS — Montreal Alouettes 26 Toronto Argonauts 25, Calgary Stampeders 41 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 20, Saskatchewan Roughriders 33, British Columbia Lions 27, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 30 Ottawa REDBLACKS 15. STANDINGS — West Division: Calgary 5-1, 181-111, 30.1-18.5 (Streak: W3); Saskatchewan 5-1, 178-150, 29.0-24.6 (Streak: W1); Winnipeg 3-2, 133-135, 26.6-27.0 (L2); British Columbia 3-4, 163-179, 23.2-25.5 (L1); Edmonton 1-4, 118-170, 23.6-34.0 (L1). East Division: Hamilton 4-2, 188-156, 31.3-26.0 (W4); Montreal 4-2, 168-137, 28.0-22.8 (W1); Toronto 1-5, 153-189, 25.5-31.5 (L2); Ottawa 1-6, 148-203, 21.129.0 (L4). WEEK 8 SCHEDULE (all times Mountain Daylight Time) — Thurs., July 24, Montreal at Calgary, McMahon Stadium, Calgary, 7 p.m. (TV: CBS Sports Network. Free live online streaming platform: CFL+. Radio internet: TSN 690 and 770 AM CHQR). Fri., July 25, Edmonton at Saskatchewan, Mosaic Stadium, Regina, 7 p.m. (Free live online streaming platform: in sports or strenuous CFL+. Radio internet: 630 CHED and 620 CKRM). Sat., July 25, Winnipeg at Toronto, BMO Field, Toronto, 5 p.m. (TV: CBS Sports Network. Free live online streaming platform: CFL+. Radio internet: 680 CJOB and TSN 1050). Sun., July 27, Hamilton social at growth. British Columbia, BC Place Stadium, Vancouver, 5 p.m. Sports (Free live online streaming platform: CFL+. Radio internet: TSN Radio 1150 and 980 CKNW). WEEK 9 SCHEDULE (all times Mountain Daylight Time) — Thurs., July 31, Calgary at Ottawa, TD Place Stadium, Ottawa, 5:30 p.m. (Free live online streaming platform: CFL+. Radio internet: 770 CHQR and TSN 1200). entering Fri., 9th Aug. grade 1, must Toronto at Winnipeg, Princess Auto Stadium, Winnipeg, 6:30 p.m. (Free live online streaming platform: CFL+. Radio internet: TSN 1050 and 680 CJOB). Sat., Aug. 2, Hamilton at Edmonton, Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton, 1 p.m. (Free live online streaming platform: CFL+. Radio internet: Ticats Audio Network and 630 CHED). Sat., Aug 2, Saskatchewan at Montreal, Percival Molson Memorial Field, Montreal, 5 p.m. (TV: CBS Sports Network. Free online streaming platform: CFL+. Radio internet: 620 CKRM and TSN 690).
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