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by Reporter | May 21, 2026 12:00 AM Thursday, May 21 -State Baseball Play-In games -State Softball Play-In games
The Pirates suffered some losses to close out the regular season as they dropped their team matches against Whitefish.
The final week of regular season baseball just wrapped up and each Lake County squad battled for their final wins before potential play-in games.
There is no better time than now to get victories as softball begins to wrap up the regular season, and local teams accomplished just that. Every Lake County softball squad got wins this weekend as state contests quickly approach.
The softball play-in slate saw Polson, Ronan and Mission/Arlee/Charlo all punch their tickets to the state tournament.
By: Max Dupras
All of Lake County’s track and field teams took on their respective divisional meets this past week with the hopes of getting a chance to compete at state. Many local athletes excelled as they hope for a shot at the top during the biggest meet of the season.
It was a battle for Polson tennis as they competed for a Northwest A title from May 20-22. While the Pirates couldn’t win it, they still showed a resilient effort against one of the state’s top tennis squads.
Softball wrapped up this past week with Polson, Ronan and Mission/Arlee/Charlo all fighting against the best in Classes A and B. Despite no local team winning a state title, they all played close games to wrap up a successful year for these three softball squads.
The final weekend of track and field wrapped up for all Lake County schools as the best athletes from each school tried their hand at earning a medal.
In a fight for the top of the high school tennis scene in Montana, the Polson team remained the lone participant of any Lake County school at any classification.
