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Charlo, Mission football fall in lopsided road losses

BRANDON HANSEN for the Leader | Lake County Leader | UPDATED 1 hour AGO
by BRANDON HANSEN for the Leader
| October 22, 2026 12:00 AM

Charlo and St. Ignatius both endured difficult road trips last week, suffering lopsided losses in Montana high school football action. Arlee also picked up a victory via forfeit this week. 

Seeley-Swan 84, Charlo 14

Seeley-Swan jumped out to a commanding early lead, rolling to an 84-14 victory over Charlo on Thursday, Oct. 15.

The Blackhawks erupted for 28 first-quarter points and added another 16 in the second to take a 44-6 halftime advantage.

Charlo showed some life offensively in the third quarter, scoring eight points, but Seeley-Swan continued its offensive onslaught with 16 points in the third and 24 more in the fourth.

The loss dropped the Vikings to 3-5 on the season, while Seeley-Swan improved to 4-3.

Superior 70, St. Ignatius 14

Undefeated Superior continued its dominant season Friday, Oct. 16, cruising past St. Ignatius 70-14 in conference football action.

The Bobcats wasted little time taking control, scoring 24 points in the opening quarter before adding 22 in the second to build a 46-0 halftime lead.

Mission finally broke through with eight points in the third quarter and added six more in the fourth, but Superior's offense continued producing, adding 24 second-half points.

The Bulldogs fell to 3-4 overall, while Superior remained unbeaten at 8-0.