Local track teams flex strength at ARM meet
Thompson Falls sophomore Addyson Deal competes in the triple jump event at this past weekend's ARM Invitational in Whitefish. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Plains junior Italian exchange student Luciano Ferranti (center) won the men's 100-meter event and was fourth in the 200 at this past Saturday's ARM Invitational in Whitefish. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Plains senior Alexis Deming unleashed the winning throw at this past weekend's Archie Roe Memorial Invitational track and field meet in Whitefish. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Hot Springs junior Kara Christensen prepares to unleash a javelin throw during the ARM Invitational track and field meet this past weekend in Whitefish. (Photo by Sarah Naegeli)
As the 2025 high school track and field season heads toward the inevitable collision with playoffs on the way, the Whitefish ARM Invitational provided an intriguing look at athletic issues to be settled.
And with a new face or two emerging in this waning stage of the regular meet season, it is getting more and more clear that this year’s championships will be a mixture of last year’s success stories and speculation about who among the young and talented will take their place on the medals stand at the state finals.
Thirteen schools, mostly Class A in scope, vied for the team crowns in Whitefish this year, with the host Bulldogs claiming the men’s team title and Columbia Falls capturing the women’s crown.
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