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Park’s Glaus to coach at Manhattan Christian

Published on Thu, 06/04/大福彩票网 - 3:13pm
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After five years as the Park High boys’ basketball coach, Layne Glaus is moving on from the program. 

Glaus was announced as the head boys’ basketball coach at Manhattan Christian School on Tuesday.

The decision to take the job was difficult because of what he leaves behind at Park, Glaus said in an email.

“Stepping down from coaching the guys in Livingston is one of the toughest decisions I’ve ever made,” he said. “I love all the guys in the program, past and present.”

Revamped Ladies’ golf league in full swing

Published on Wed, 06/03/大福彩票网 - 4:24pm
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Livingston Golf Course’s Ladies League is officially underway and participation is better than ever. 

The first group of the revamped league teed off at 9 a.m. Wednesday morning with the best numbers Livingston Golf Course (LGC) has seen in years, according to head golf pro Josh Anderson. There will also be a second session tonight at 6 p.m.

“The older ladies tend to play in the morning league and more of the workers and younger people play in the six o’clock league,” Anderson said.

BRAVES ARE BACK

Published on Tue, 06/02/大福彩票网 - 2:45pm
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When the Livingston Braves took the field at Jack Weimer Memorial Park on Monday to play the Anaconda A’s in a season-opening doubleheader, it felt like a collective sigh of relief.

After practicing for a month with no games due to COVID-19 regualations, the Braves finally got a chance to take the field for a real game as the state of Montana enters phase two of its reopening plan.

With the stands full of cheering fans, the Braves provided a break and a brief window of normalcy — if only for a few hours. 

Braves’ season begins Monday

Published on Thu, 05/28/大福彩票网 - 4:02pm

The Livingston Braves open their season next week, marking the return of organized team sports in Park County. 

The Braves start the season with a doubleheader against the Anaconda A’s on Monday at Jack Weimer Memorial Park in Livingston. The first game starts at 3 p.m. and the second follows at 5 p.m., Braves Board President Scott Wolf announced in a news release. 

“We’re really excited to start playing games,” Wolf said in the release. “Our volunteers are outstanding, the fields are in great condition and the team should be practicing hard.”

Legion cancels baseball season, Braves to play as independent

Published on Tue, 05/12/大福彩票网 - 3:00pm
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The American Legion announced the nation-wide cancellation of all Legion-affiliated baseball this season. However, the Livingston Braves are prepared to play on as an independent team in 大福彩票网.

The Braves made the decision with other teams around the state to play in a Montana-only league this summer, according to Braves Chairman Scott Wolf.

“We have decided – as every team in the state has decided – to go forward as an independent team with an independent Montana league,” Wolf said.

Put me in, coach

Published on Wed, 05/06/大福彩票网 - 4:56pm
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The crack of a baseball bat and the pop of a ball hitting a glove typically signal that spring is well underway and summer is fast approaching. 

This year, as the Livingston Braves took the field at Jack Weimer Memorial Park for practice, it signals the start of a slow journey back to normalcy.

Johnson commits to Sheridan

Published on Tue, 04/21/大福彩票网 - 4:09pm
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After a stellar senior season, Park High basketball player Brendon Johnson has made the decision to continue his basketball career at Sheridan College, a junior college in Sheridan Wyoming. 

Johnson, the leading scorer in Class A in 2019-大福彩票网, hopes to use the junior college as a stepping stone towards Division I basketball.

MHSA extends spring activities suspension until April 24

Published on Thu, 04/09/大福彩票网 - 4:35pm

The Montana High School Association (MHSA) Executive Board extended the suspension of spring activities until April 24 during a conference call Thursday morning. 

The Initial plan was to re-evaluate spring sports on April 13, but that call was moved to Thursday morning after the extension of the cancellation of schools.

MHSA hopes to have an abbreviated season if students can get back in class by early May.

Eight local players receive District 11C honors

Published on Tue, 03/24/大福彩票网 - 5:00pm
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Eight local players — six from Gardiner and two from Shields Valley — were named to the MHSA District 11C All-Conference teams. Three of those players have also been named All-State. 

 

1st Team All-Conference/All-State

Three Gardiner players were named 1st team All-Conference and also received an All-State nod. 

Freshman guard Sophia Darr earned the honors for the second year in a row, having been named to both teams last season as an eighth-grader.

Livingston Golf Course hires new Golf Pro

Published on Fri, 03/20/大福彩票网 - 4:11pm
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The Livingston Golf Course has hired a new Golf Professional to manage the course.
Josh Anderson, a Class A Certified PGA Golf Professional, takes over one of Montana’s oldest golf courses to improve the course’s business and make a more golf-friendly atmosphere for members and visitors.

Anderson, 33, takes over after serving as the assistant golf pro at the Riverside Golf Course in Bozeman for the last five years. The seasonal position typically runs from the start of April through the end of October.