McLean County Independent Sports

Struggles continue for the young Garrison-Max Troopers volleyball team. This past weekend, the team came up short at the Washburn tournament, only earning a split in sets with Berthold.

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September 29, 2011

Miners dig up win vs. Troop

It was another heartbreaking loss for the Garrison-Max Troopers volleyball team this past Thursday night. The match, in Garrison, saw the Wilton-Wing Miners pull out a 3-0 win in District 10 play.

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The Westridge Golf Course team of Underwood, headed by Steve Cottingham, successfully defended its BHG Masters championship on the Garrison Golf Course Saturday despite finishing in a tie for the second consecutive year.

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September 8, 2011

Blue Jays trounce Troop

The Stanley-Powers Lake Blue Jays have made a believer out of Garrison-Max Head Football Coach Jason Mattheis.

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September 1, 2011

Essler sets new record

Cross-country records continue to fall like dominoes for Robyn Essler.

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What a start. Robyn Essler has taken up the torch, passed this spring by graduating senior Jon Price, as the anchor of the Trooper running program.

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Let the season begin. The Garrison-Max Troopers football team opens the 2011-12 high school sports season first.

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August 11, 2011

Max hosts annual rodeo

Max residents were treated to a muddy couple days of rodeo action the past weekend when the North Dakota Roughrider Rodeo Association stopped at Max.

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A couples foursome headed by Zach Roberts of Douglas scored a 10-under 62 to claim top “gross” honors at the annual Camp of the Cross golf tournament played in near-perfect summer weather on Tuesday on the Garrison course. Finishing first in the “net” competition was a couples and father-son team led by young Levi Tomlinson of Max.

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July 28, 2011

Titans take two

Despite being down four starters, the Garrison-Max Titans still managed to come in third in the seven-team field at the Section 6 Tournament in Garrison last week.

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