Chris Peterson

HELENA — The Helena Capital Bruins are still a work in progress, but they took a step forward on Friday night, thanks in part to Brit Linder.

Capital, the defending Class AA state champions, didn’t trail against Belgrade in the nonconference matchup at Vigilante Stadium, but the Bruins also didn’t salt away the 35-20 win until two impact plays from Linder in the fourth quarter.

The first came at the 9:55 mark, with the Bruins nursing a 28-20 lead, and facing a fourth-and-three at the Panthers' 10-yard line.

Linder, the Montana State commitment, had already scored two rushing touchdowns for the Bruins, with each coming in the first half. A third came after he lined up as a wildcat quarterback and bulldozed his way past a few defenders for his final touchdown of the nig

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