October 10, 2Oll The Star Page 15 on team camaraderie and that is only going to help in tile next two con- tests. The mindset of tile Braves is to win and play hard withont giving up, according to the Braves head coach. "&apos;No one gave tip no matter how many times we had bad breaks or Ilags thrown against ns," stated Smith. "The biggest keys defensively was that our coaches recognized the Titan offense plays, and our two out- side linebackers Kersten Keplin and Chris LaFountain were the two most physical players out there all game. They were all over the tiekl and those two individuals really stood out all game. But Briley Crissler, Brandon Delomle, and Skyler Poitra also were key for us by totally controlling the defensive line." In the contest, the Braves were flagged lbr 121 yards in penalties while the Titans only had 45 yards in penalty yardage. I)espite that factor. the Braves held it together as a team, said Smith. "Chugger broke a single game school record of 309 yards just last week against Rngby. Now with these 215 yards, he has set the single sea- son mark fbr passing yards. Chugger is doing all this without making many mistakes, lie made the phlys arid made the right decisions and he really knows his reads. He's leading like a quarterback should, and an- other tiring I want to mention is onr team play mentality. Wc were at the two yard line, and the kids were call- ing the phlys on their own. John Slater came up to me and said we should run Q-power and we'll get in. He didn't call his own number, but he saw how the defense had been lining tip. As coaches, we need feedback from our phiyers and we have to lrnsI in our players. We gotta believe in them and we saw right there how un- selfish a player John is. He made an unselfish call and he was right, we Bravettes take part in Fargo tourney The Belcourt Bravettes volleyball team competed in a tournament in Fargo over the weekend. Belcourt played in the Fargo In, iitational volleyball tourfiarnent ,which ,featured three brackets, in- cluding ii gT;17J silver and bronze. The Bravettes competed in the bronze bracket with Fargo Davies Junior Varsity, Devils Imke, Lari- more, Mandan, Fargo North Junior Varsity. Bismarck St. Mary's and Wahpelo n. The Braveites stumbled in the first round, dropping a inatch to Fargo Davies, 19-25 and 16-25. Belcourt managed to make things more interesting in the consolation round, but lost a three-game match to Larimore. The match was ex- tremely competitive, with Larimore winning by scores of 25-23 and 16- 14 and Belcourt earning a 25-22 vic- .tory. In tile battle [k)r seventh place, 'Wahpeton ontlasted Belcourt, win- ning the match 25-13, 21-25 and 25- 2O. ; Tlie Bravettes will try and re- :bound this week when they host Ro- lette-Wolford On Thursday. Clarence Davis Jr. did score." The Braves were battling a home team and very gusty conditions throughout the contest. The Titans don't rely on the passing game as much as the Braves, so it was a tough night for Davis to air out the football with unpredictable and strong cross- winds. "Chris LaFountain had 1 l tackles, B raves (Continued from Page 13) "No one gave up no matter how many times we had bad breaks or flags thrown against us. The biggest keys defensively was that our coaches recognized the Titan offense plays, and our two outside line- backers Kersten Keplin and Chris LaFoun- tain were the two most physical players out there all game," Chris Smith, Belcourt head coach caused a fumble and recovered a fumble. There were so many of our guys who made important contribu- tions. Our long snapper, Kyle Men- otto, made a clutch snap with 11 secouds left and kicking close to our own goal line, with a strong wind against us. Leo Belgarde was able to boron one into a 35 mile an hour wind. Leo kicked it from our ten yard line and Dickinson ended up on their own 45 yard line after we covered the kick. There were a lot of highlights, but all I can say is that the kids earned this win," Smith pointed out. Coach Smith added that the Davis touchdown pass to Fox was one of the plays of the week featured on KMOT-TV of Minot. "That was an amazing catch by Geraldo (Fox) and and just an amaz- ing throw by Chugger (Davis) in that kind of high wind," Coach Smith em- phasized. The Braves are now 2-5 on the season and 1-4 in the 2A West Re- gion will host the Bismarck St. Mary's Saints oil Friday and the Bot- tineau Braves next Tuesday (Oct. 18). Put Your/Honey Where Your House Isl Football (Continued from Page 13) the lead to 12-8 at the half when Kyle Azure found the endzone on a 38- yard run. The Raiders would essentially put the game away in the second half, scoring the first two touchdowns. TC's Dustin McClintock ripped through St. John's defense all night, scoring on runs of 94, 83 and 76, yards and finishing with 17 carries for 422 yards. The 'Chucks final two scores came in the fourth quarter. The; first was on a passing play betweff, Keifer Langan and Lorne Jay and the second coming on a 46-yard touch- down pass fi'om Langan. DCB: Be there or be square! Juniors, Seniors Find out what the buzz is about on Thursday, Oct. 20 from 12:45- 4 p.m. Get a preview of DCB and learn why students choose to attend our college! Meet with coaches, faculty and learn the ins and outs of the campus from DCB students. RSVP today and get entered for your chance to win some great prizes! Must be present to win. '70s Costume Contest Dress to the best of the '70s for your local independent . strengthen our businesses are  community and our ecotlon,y Turtle Mountain Housing Authority, T.D.H.E. ] ! your begt volue r" ........................ =1 ,, i + -Turt-le-Moun-t-ain Star's= ', Football Forecast,, The Turtle Mountain Housing Authority, T.D.H.E., will be accepting SEPARATE bids for the following projects. 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