The football team may be out of playoff contention but that does not mean the Maroons aren't ready to play the part of spoiler.  Meanwhile the volleyball team will see a pair of big matches this week while the cross country team gears up for Saturday's State Meet.  Here is where you will find the Butte Central Maroons sports teams in action this week.

FOOTBALL

Last Friday's loss to Hamilton ended Butte Central's bid for back-to-back playoff berths but that does not mean they will not be ready for Friday's contest against the Dillon Beavers.  While the game means nothing on paper for Butte Central, Dillon finds themselves in a battle with the Corvallis Blue Devils for the final playoff spot out of the Southwestern division.  The Maroons would like nothing more than to end Dillon's season in a rivalry game set for a 7pm kickoff.

VOLLEYBALL

Butte Central's volleyball team has a pair of Southwestern A conference games on tap for this week.  On Thursday, Butte Central heads to Stevensville to face the Yellowjackets with the frosh playing at 4:15pm, the JVs at 5:30pm and the varsities at 7pm.  On Saturday the Maroons will host the Hamilton Broncs at the Maroon Activities Center.  The frosh will play at noon, the JV match is at 1:30pm and the varsity contest begins at 3pm.

CROSS COUNTRY

The Maroons varsity squads will join the rest of the state at the Montana State Cross Country Meet in Billings.  The meet, for all Montana classifications, will be held at Amend Park.

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