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The Absarokee Lady Huskies added a tally to the win column last Saturday against the Harrison-Willow Creek Wildcats in the team’s last non-conference game before the conference schedule gets underway.

Senior Susan Carrel returned to the top of the podium in Townsend with a first place finish in spontaneous oral interpretation at Saturday’s speech and drama meet. Several of Carrel’s

A weekend off did not affect the Columbus speech and drama team at its most recent meet.  The group competed against 15 Class B schools in Roundup, with 16 of the 18 Cougar competitors advancing to finals.

DRAMA

With a third place finish, the Cougar drama team brought home a group trophy for the second meet in a row.

Leading the team with a first place finish was the dramatic duo of senior Ashton Zwetzig and sophomore Lana Summers.  Shelby Knudsen and Leslie Richardson, both sophomores, took third in classical theater.

For the third year in a row, Absarokee Junior High’s team earned the Top Small School Award at the Montana Science Olympiad (MTSO).

This year marks the fourth year Absarokee achieved the Top Small School Award in the last five years.

Overall, the Huskies finished 10th out of 60 junior high teams this year.  Absarokee also sent a high school team to the MTSO; the group finished 30th out of 57 teams.

The 2018 MTSO was held last week in Bozeman, with more than 110 junior high and high school teams from across the state competing.