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- sports teams were known as the Mountaineers and Mountainettes or sometimes the Timberettes. The Mountainettes track and field and cross country teams won...
- mixing ****istance, except on "Bandit" James Mazzeo – illustration The Mountainettes (Twink Brewer, Nancy Hall, Susan Hall, Pegi Young) – backing vocals...
- Horse Ralph Molina – drums, vocal Billy Talbot – b****, vocal with: The Mountainettes: Pegi Young – vocal Nancy Hall – vocal Twink Brewer – vocal Sue Hall...
- Valley Mountainettes 40 ft 51⁄4 in (12.32 m) 4th Barbara Butler New Mexico Lobos 40 ft 3 in (12.26 m) 5th Diane Franklin Flathead Valley Mountainettes 36 ft 7 in (11...
- Beavers 20 9th Oregon Ducks 18 10th Cal State Los Angeles Golden Eagles 16 Chicago State Cougars Flathead Valley Mountainettes Kansas State Wildcats...
- place (discus). Griffin competed in the AIAW for the Flathead Valley Mountainettes track and field team. At the 1975 AIAW Outdoor Track and Field Championships...
- State East Bay Pioneers 76 Texas Woman's Pioneers 43 Flathead Valley Mountainettes 30 4th Illinois Fighting Illini 26 5th LIU Brooklyn Blackbirds 20 6th...
- Collins Coloradoan. May 19, 1974. p. 21. Retrieved February 4, 2025. "Mountainettes Face Stiff AIAW Opposition". The Daily Inter Lake. May 17, 1974. p. 4...
- East Bay Pioneers 53 Cal Poly Pomona Broncos 46 4th Flathead Valley Mountainettes 39 5th Eastern Washington Eagles 33 6th Lane Titans 30 7th Oregon Ducks...
- starvation. The reserve in Indian Head was called Win-cha-pa-ghen, or Skull Mountainettes, because the mountains were covered with the victims of the starvation...