The Flint Creek football team went on to beat Fairview, but they’re in for another road trip this Saturday against Fort Benton. That gift card was worth $100, but to Phillips the act itself is priceless. “During checkout, I was just kind of standing there waiting for everything to happen and a gentleman came up to me with a gift card and he said, hey you know I just overheard the story, here’s a gift card that you can put towards the cost,” Phillips said. This flagship store, a two-story, 220,000-square-foot retail destination.
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“They ended up donating all of that, even to the point where you know three kids were missing shoes, they sent six pairs of shoes to make sure everybody had a pair that fit,” said Phillips. Shopping at Scheels can be an all-day experience, with rides for the kids, exhibits and displays, an enormous aquarium full of local species of fish, fashion departments, sports equipment and activities (including an archery range), and a restaurant. Phillips and a Scheels manager were able to pick up all the equipment the team needed, but much to Phillips’ surprise, Scheels donated all the equipment at no cost. “Initially they said that they would be at cost share, which I was completely fine with,” Phillips said. The Scheels team was more than happy to help. Phillips made a call to the Scheels store in Billings and explained what had happened. “Those kids wouldn’t get to participate in the game on Saturday,” said Phillips.
Three players’ duffel bags, filled with equipment, were stolen.
Phillips was the one who found that their team trailer had been broken into. “I don’t know who would benefit from stinky high school football player gear but somebody was interested in that,” said Superintendent of Drummond Public Schools Dean Phillips. They spent the night at the Springhill Suites in Billings but woke up to an unwelcome surprise. BILLINGS - The Flint Creek Titans set off on a 600-mile trip across the state to Fairview in northeast Montana for a class C football playoff game last week.
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