2019 MT High School Football - Week 4
Posted: Fri Sep 20, 2019 4:03 pm
Class AA
1.) Billings West (3-0)
2.) Butte (3-0)
3.) Missoula Sentinel (3-0)
4.) Helena Capital (3-0)
5.) Helena High (3-0)
6.) Bozeman (2-1)
7.) Missoula Hellgate (2-0)
8.) Missoula Big Sky(1-2)
9.) Kalispell Glacier (1-2)
10.) Billings Senior (0-3)
Game(s) of the Week: Missoula Sentinel @ Helena Capital; Butte @ Kalispell Glacier; Helena @ Missoula Big Sky
Player(s) of the Week (#3): Missoula Hellgate QB/S Rollie Worster - 128 passing yards/136 rushing yards/4 total touchdowns (1 passing/2 rushing/1 interception return) vs. Missoula Big Sky; Bozeman RB Asher Croy - 214 rushing yards on 29 carries and 1 catch for 14 yards vs. Billings Senior
Special Notes: Rollie is the heart and soul of Hellgate's renaissance. He does it all for the Knights and he highlighted that last week by throwing for a score, running for two, and returning a long interception for a touchdown. Rollie will play basketball in college but he's a damn good football player. Asher finally hit his stride in his third game with the Hawks, eclipsing the 200 yard mark in rushing. Due to the loss of McCade O'Reilly, Asher is the guy in the Bozeman backfield and he is proving he's one of the best backs in the state game after game.
Class A
1.) Hamilton (3-0)
2.) Miles City (3-0)
3.) Frenchtown (3-0)
4.) Dillon (2-1)
5.) Billings Central (2-0)
6.) Libby (3-0)
7.) Laurel (2-1)
8.) Lewistown (1-1)
9.) Sidney (2-1)
10.) Havre (2-1)
Game(s) of the Week: Hamilton @ Dillon; Laurel @ Havre; Sidney @ Lewistown
Player(s) of the Week (#3): Libby RB Dawson Young - 230 rushing yards on 18 carries for 4 touchdowns vs. Ronan; Dillon QB Justus Peterson - 17/27 for 216 yards and 2 touchdowns as well as 68 rushing yards for 2 touchdowns vs. Butte Central
Special Notes: Libby has been dominate so far in 2019 and is the easy favorite to run away with the Northwestern A's #1 seed. Dawson Young has been a big part of that and he actually doubled his rushing yards and touchdown totals in the Week 3 win over Ronan. Dillon QB Justus Peterson is in his second year operating the Beaver offense and he had one of his best games last week against Butte Central. Justus is a long athlete with an easy stride when running the football and that athleticism makes him one of the best dual-threat QBs in Class A.
Class B
1.) Fairfield (2-0)
2.) Eureka (3-0)
3.) Missoula Loyola (2-1)
4.) Manhattan (2-0)
5.) Huntley Project (2-1)
6.) Malta (2-0)
7.) Red Lodge (3-0)
8.) Glasgow (2-0)
9.) Florence (2-1)
10.) Townsend (2-1)
Game(s) of the Week: Manhattan @ Missoula Loyola
Player(s) of the Week (#3): Manhattan QB Lane Veltkamp - 5 total touchdowns (3 rushing/2 passing) vs. Three Forks
Special Notes: Manhattan was regarded as the top team out of Class B South this offseason and they have backed that designation up so far in 2019. The Tigers have outscored their first two opponents 101-14. Veltkamp has been fantastic under center for the Tigers who get another huge opportunity to prove they are a top team in the state vs. Missoula Loyola this Friday.
Class C (8-man)
1.) Fairview (3-0)
2.) Alberton/Superior (3-0)
3.) Shelby (3-0)
4.) Drummond/Philipsburg (2-1)
5.) Fort Benton (3-0)
6.) Great Falls Central (3-0)
7.) Belt (2-1)
8.) Joliet (2-1)
9.) West Yellowstone (3-0)
10.) Seeley/Swan (3-0)
Game(s) of the Week: Seeley/Swan @ Drummond/Philipsburg; West Yellowstone @ Joliet
Player(s) of the Week (#3): Alberton/Superior QB Bryan Mask - 16/25 for 214 yards and 6 touchdowns as well as 52 rushing yards with 2 touchdowns vs. Thompson Falls
Special Notes: Bryan's second 8 or more touchdown performance of the season. He has been a revelation for the Clark Fork co-op in 2019 as he already has 22 touchdowns through 3 games for the Mountain Cats.
Class C (6-man)
1.) Wibaux (3-0)
2.) Big Sandy (3-0)
3.) Richey/Lambert (3-0)
4.) Jordan (2-1)
5.) Hot Springs (3-0)
6.) Power/Dutton/Brady (3-0)
7.) Broadview/Lavina (3-0)
8.) Shields Valley (2-1)
9.) Westby/Grenora (2-1)
10.) White Sulphur Springs (2-1)
Game(s) of the Week: Richey/Lambert @ Wibaux; White Sulphur Springs @ Big Sandy
Player(s) of the Week (#3): Jordan RB Eddie Murnion - 6 total touchdowns (3 rushing/3 receiving) vs. Denton/Geyser Stanford
Special Notes: Eddie caught three touchdowns from his cousin Keenan and ran three more in on his own. Jordan lost an opening weekend contest to #2 Big Sandy (28-44) and they have been dominant ever since, posting two shutout victories over Denton/Geyser/Stanford and Froid/Med. Lake. And yes...they are once again led by the Murnion family.
1.) Billings West (3-0)
2.) Butte (3-0)
3.) Missoula Sentinel (3-0)
4.) Helena Capital (3-0)
5.) Helena High (3-0)
6.) Bozeman (2-1)
7.) Missoula Hellgate (2-0)
8.) Missoula Big Sky(1-2)
9.) Kalispell Glacier (1-2)
10.) Billings Senior (0-3)
Game(s) of the Week: Missoula Sentinel @ Helena Capital; Butte @ Kalispell Glacier; Helena @ Missoula Big Sky
Player(s) of the Week (#3): Missoula Hellgate QB/S Rollie Worster - 128 passing yards/136 rushing yards/4 total touchdowns (1 passing/2 rushing/1 interception return) vs. Missoula Big Sky; Bozeman RB Asher Croy - 214 rushing yards on 29 carries and 1 catch for 14 yards vs. Billings Senior
Special Notes: Rollie is the heart and soul of Hellgate's renaissance. He does it all for the Knights and he highlighted that last week by throwing for a score, running for two, and returning a long interception for a touchdown. Rollie will play basketball in college but he's a damn good football player. Asher finally hit his stride in his third game with the Hawks, eclipsing the 200 yard mark in rushing. Due to the loss of McCade O'Reilly, Asher is the guy in the Bozeman backfield and he is proving he's one of the best backs in the state game after game.
Class A
1.) Hamilton (3-0)
2.) Miles City (3-0)
3.) Frenchtown (3-0)
4.) Dillon (2-1)
5.) Billings Central (2-0)
6.) Libby (3-0)
7.) Laurel (2-1)
8.) Lewistown (1-1)
9.) Sidney (2-1)
10.) Havre (2-1)
Game(s) of the Week: Hamilton @ Dillon; Laurel @ Havre; Sidney @ Lewistown
Player(s) of the Week (#3): Libby RB Dawson Young - 230 rushing yards on 18 carries for 4 touchdowns vs. Ronan; Dillon QB Justus Peterson - 17/27 for 216 yards and 2 touchdowns as well as 68 rushing yards for 2 touchdowns vs. Butte Central
Special Notes: Libby has been dominate so far in 2019 and is the easy favorite to run away with the Northwestern A's #1 seed. Dawson Young has been a big part of that and he actually doubled his rushing yards and touchdown totals in the Week 3 win over Ronan. Dillon QB Justus Peterson is in his second year operating the Beaver offense and he had one of his best games last week against Butte Central. Justus is a long athlete with an easy stride when running the football and that athleticism makes him one of the best dual-threat QBs in Class A.
Class B
1.) Fairfield (2-0)
2.) Eureka (3-0)
3.) Missoula Loyola (2-1)
4.) Manhattan (2-0)
5.) Huntley Project (2-1)
6.) Malta (2-0)
7.) Red Lodge (3-0)
8.) Glasgow (2-0)
9.) Florence (2-1)
10.) Townsend (2-1)
Game(s) of the Week: Manhattan @ Missoula Loyola
Player(s) of the Week (#3): Manhattan QB Lane Veltkamp - 5 total touchdowns (3 rushing/2 passing) vs. Three Forks
Special Notes: Manhattan was regarded as the top team out of Class B South this offseason and they have backed that designation up so far in 2019. The Tigers have outscored their first two opponents 101-14. Veltkamp has been fantastic under center for the Tigers who get another huge opportunity to prove they are a top team in the state vs. Missoula Loyola this Friday.
Class C (8-man)
1.) Fairview (3-0)
2.) Alberton/Superior (3-0)
3.) Shelby (3-0)
4.) Drummond/Philipsburg (2-1)
5.) Fort Benton (3-0)
6.) Great Falls Central (3-0)
7.) Belt (2-1)
8.) Joliet (2-1)
9.) West Yellowstone (3-0)
10.) Seeley/Swan (3-0)
Game(s) of the Week: Seeley/Swan @ Drummond/Philipsburg; West Yellowstone @ Joliet
Player(s) of the Week (#3): Alberton/Superior QB Bryan Mask - 16/25 for 214 yards and 6 touchdowns as well as 52 rushing yards with 2 touchdowns vs. Thompson Falls
Special Notes: Bryan's second 8 or more touchdown performance of the season. He has been a revelation for the Clark Fork co-op in 2019 as he already has 22 touchdowns through 3 games for the Mountain Cats.
Class C (6-man)
1.) Wibaux (3-0)
2.) Big Sandy (3-0)
3.) Richey/Lambert (3-0)
4.) Jordan (2-1)
5.) Hot Springs (3-0)
6.) Power/Dutton/Brady (3-0)
7.) Broadview/Lavina (3-0)
8.) Shields Valley (2-1)
9.) Westby/Grenora (2-1)
10.) White Sulphur Springs (2-1)
Game(s) of the Week: Richey/Lambert @ Wibaux; White Sulphur Springs @ Big Sandy
Player(s) of the Week (#3): Jordan RB Eddie Murnion - 6 total touchdowns (3 rushing/3 receiving) vs. Denton/Geyser Stanford
Special Notes: Eddie caught three touchdowns from his cousin Keenan and ran three more in on his own. Jordan lost an opening weekend contest to #2 Big Sandy (28-44) and they have been dominant ever since, posting two shutout victories over Denton/Geyser/Stanford and Froid/Med. Lake. And yes...they are once again led by the Murnion family.