The Carson City-Crystal boys track team has had a target on its back since the start of the season.
As the defending Division 4 state champions, every team competing against CC-C has given it their all to try and dethrone the champs.
The Carson City-Crystal boys track team has had a target on its back since the start of the season.
As the defending Division 4 state champions, every team competing against CC-C has given it their all to try and dethrone the champs.
39 graduate from the Montabella High School Class of 2022.
Tristin Almanza will be the first to admit that the younger version of himself did not exactly inspire confidence.
Tristin was a kid without goals. He didn’t care about school and just wanted to get back home to play his Xbox. He was in and out of the school office almost every day for getting in trouble and goofing off.
The Carson City-Crystal softball team came off the field in the bottom of the sixth inning looking dejected with their heads hanging.
A half-inning later, the Montabella Mustangs’ defense came off the field in the top of the seventh ready and determined to get a win.
Thirty-two pitches. Carson City-Crystal sophomore Gavin Reeder needed just 32 pitches to earn a Mid-State Activities Conference win on Thursday against Montabella.
Reeder mowed through the Mustangs’ lineup and the Eagles’ bats gave him all the run support he could need — earning a 16-0 win in the three-inning opener of Thursday’s doubleheader.
The outcome didn’t seem possible, the Mustangs felt the surreal nature of the moment.
High emotions poured out as the final buzzer sounded during Friday’s district final boys basketball game at White Cloud. The Mustangs’ last-second shot at the buzzer was short, there was no foul call, the game, and their season, was over.
With most teams playing at least 20 basketball games per season, it leaves a lot of room for lessons to be learned along the way.
While the Montabella boys basketball team has had plenty of success this year, entering Wednesday with a 15-1 overall record, they learned a lesson against Kent City that they may not have encountered up to this point in the season — it’s not about how you start, it’s about how you finish.
Entering Thursday’s Division 4 wrestling districts at Carson City-Crystal, it wasn’t a surprise for many who was going to win the district — it was simply a matter of the final score.
The Lakeview Wildcats came in as the favorites after winning a district championship last season and graduating very few wrestlers. It was the size of their team, however, that sealed the deal.