Crow Achievers

Dvera Tolbert Played four years on the Varsity at Hardin High School and was called the "Heart of the Team".

• Hardin High School Girls Basketball MVP-Four years .

• Selected Four years to Eastern Division Class 'A' All Tournament, All Conference and All State, .

• Nominee to McDonalds' High School All American team.

• Member of the Montana All-Star team playing the Wyoming All-Stars

• Selected by the Northern Sports Network as Ms. Basketball as a member of the Montana All-'stars, 2007

Tuff Harris signs with the Miami Dolphins - "It's kind of out of the blue," said Harris. "They weren't on me as much as other teams. But regardless, it's the shot I was waiting for."

Chester David "Tuff" Harris is an American football cornerback who currently plays for the Miami Dolphins of the National Football League. He was originally signed by the Dolphins as an un-drafted free agent on April 29th of 2007. He played collegiately at Montana, where he was a four-year starter and a two-time All-Big Sky Conference player. Harris is a 2002 graduate of Colstrip (MT) High School, and is an enrolled member of the Crow Tribe of Indians. Also, he has Northern Cheyenne tribal ancestry.
Tuff Harris’s parents are Jerry and Melody Caton Harris, currently of Colstrip, MT. He grew up in St. Xavier, MT. His parents moved to Hardin, where he attended Hardin Primary School. Then his parents moved to Lodge Grass, MT, where Harris continued his education. During his time in Lodge Grass, MT, Harris played football and basketball, and ran track for the Lodge Grass Indians. His mother was an assistant coach for the track and field team. Harris’s family moved to Colstrip after his sophomore year. After moving from Lodge Grass to Colstrip, Harris continued playing football and track.
After graduating in 2002, Harris went to school at the University of Montana.
Harris’s sibling and cousins are well educated, being the first generation of their family to attend college. His brother is a lawyer. Harris’s cousins careers very greatly, one is in the Military, another is an engineer, and another has degrees in anthropology and biology.

Mike Chavez recently sat in the University of Montana's student center and greeted a Grizzly basketball player who passed by. After the two said hello, Chavez described him as a former teammate. In that brief moment, it was clear, Chavez was moving on.

San Diego - Mountain West Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships results. New Mexico men secured seven all conference performances for the LOBOS. Freshman Brian Vallie grabbed silver (2nd) in the 800m, recording a season-best time of 1:50.78 – just 0.12 seconds behind Air Force’s Kevin Hawkins (senior). This is only the second time in the history of the Air Force that one of their runners placed in the 800m at the Mountain West Conference Championships. The all Mountain West Conference team is comprised of the top 3-finishers in each event at the MWC Championship meet. Brian Vallie has made the Mountain West Conference All Conference Team. Brian Vallie’s time was off by 2 tenths of a second to make the qualifying time to advance to the NCAA Division–I Regional Meet, as well as the 1st place winner Kevin Hawkins.
Brian has had an exceptional year in Cross Country, Indoor Track All Conference Team Member, Outdoor Track All Conference Team Member! All this and this is only his first year in college! Just think of how he will do in the next 3 years of college! Brian will be home next week and return mid summer to train in Albuquerque . Thank you for all your encouragement and prayers through this school year. Can’t wait until next school year, its going to be another awesome cross country and track season for Brian! He also has his freshmen year behind him and will be a sophomore next school year.