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Scobey Handles Scouts, Broncs At Coach Connors Classic Event

Plentywood Visits Friday The Thirteenth
Scobey Handles Scouts, Broncs At Coach Connors Classic Event
SCOBEY JUNIOR BRAM HANDRAN puts up a field goal attempt on an inbounds play during practice last week. He and the rest of the Spartans will welcome the Plentywood Wildcats to Scobey’s large gymnasium Friday, December 13. — Leader Photo, mike
Scobey Handles Scouts, Broncs At Coach Connors Classic Event
SCOBEY JUNIOR BRAM HANDRAN puts up a field goal attempt on an inbounds play during practice last week. He and the rest of the Spartans will welcome the Plentywood Wildcats to Scobey’s large gymnasium Friday, December 13. — Leader Photo, mike
 

The Scobey boys’ basketball team couldn’t have started the 2024-25 season any better—it has a 2-0 record.

Following a pair of road games last weekend in the Coach Connors Classic in Miles City, the local lads are set to host a long-time rival in the Plentywood Wildcats in non-conference action.

The Friday, December 13, matchup in the Scobey School large gymnasium begins with the junior varsity girls’ and boys’ squads scheduled to tip-off at 3 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. respectively. The varsity girls have a scheduled 6 p.m. tip-off. The Lady Wildcats bring a 2-0 record into the matchup, having defeated Harlowton-Ryegate 36-16 and Jordan 28-27 in the Coach Connors Classic in Miles City. On the boys side, Plentywood defeated Harlowton-Ryegate 57-26 and Jordan 43-36 in Miles City and Friday’s tipoff is set for 7:30 p.m. (Radio: KCGM 95.7 FM. TV: Nemont.TV).

The Scobey boys, with nary a senior player to be found on the 2024-25 roster, took their first doubledigit lead when opening the season against the Bridger Scouts when Evan Tande sank a 2-point field goal for a 19-9 advantage.

The Spartans put this one to bed early as they executed a 16-1 scoring run to create a 3...

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