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The Lady Scottie softball team was on the road to Havre for a pair of games on May 4. They were matched up against two entirely different teams for the day, facing the Conrad Cowgirls and the Shelby Lady Coyotes. At the conclusion of conference play for the season, the Cowgirls are seeded third and the Lady Coyotes are seeded ninth. Conrad dominated over Glasgow and defeated the Scotties 19-3 in four innings. Conrad 19, Glasgow 3 Alexys Mann – 2 at-bats, 1 hit, 1double, 1 RBI Devin Johnson ...
It's not unusual to find people in Northeast Montana with lifelong careers. After all, we are a farming community. It is a little rare, however, to find someone who is still enthusiastic about their occupation when they decide to retire. Kimberley Girard, sometimes affectionately referred to as "Kimmy G," but more professionally addressed as Mrs. Girard, is one who still has remarkable passion for her occupation. That was one factor in her decision to retire from teaching after 39 years. "I...
Malta Invitational Results Team Scores: Mens 1. Malta 160 2. Havre 88 3. Turner 41 4. Hinsdale 33.5 5. Chinook 31.5 6. (tie) Poplar, North Star 26 8. Lustre Christian 24 9. Harlem 21 10. (tie) Hobson, Saco, Dodson 14 13. Opheim 11 14. Roy-Winifred 6 15. Hays Lodge Pole 4 16. (tie) Whitewater, Winnett-Grass Range 2 Womens 1. Malta 114.5 2. Havre 78 3. Chinook 62 4. Whitewater 46 5. Winnett-Grass Range 41 6. Hinsdale 25 7. (tie) Turner, Harlem 24 9. Saco 21 10. Hobson 19 11. Dodson 16 12. Lustre...
Following a less-than-stellar performance by the Lady Scottie softball team vs. Havre on April 23 (loss to the Ponies 20-1 in three innings), the girls were tasked with re-grouping and preparing for the Scottie Softball Slam held April 26 and 27. So far this season, the Lady Scotties have left the coaches and spectators frustrated. Frustrated because the girls have the skills and capability to dominate the game but, "We've just lacked intensity and effort," explained head coach Ryan Hartwell....
The Scottie tracksters were in Great Falls April 27 as they competed in the Fairfield/Belt Invitational. Both teams finished in third place behind Seeley-Swan and Fort Benton. "I'm hoping we turned a corner," said head coach Tim Phillips of the performance. "The weather was a little nicer, but still we dealt with pretty strong winds on and off throughout the day. But we saw the kids' attitudes improve a bit and they managed to fight through some things. I'm starting to see the things I had great...
The Scottie golfers were finally able to compete in their first meet at the Poplar Invitational held in Wolf Point on April 16. Lexie Pehlke led the girls to a second-place finish with her score of 100, followed by Alexus Nistler in eighth place with a 103. Shanice Lagerquist finished with a 110, Bailee Baxter with a 120, and Kylie Lagerquist with a 133. Donny Brabeck led the boys with his 105 score, although they fell out of the running for placing .Ian Peterson finished with a 129, Dillon Godw...
The Glasgow Scotties faced a daunting task during the District 2B Tournament held in Glasgow ,Feb. 14-16. The experience for both the boys and girls mirrored each other, somewhat. Both teams were required to prevail in a play-in game on the 14th before they could even enter the tournament bracket. They both accomplished wins that secured their participation at divisionals with notable performances from Saul Hansen, who scored 19 points for the boys, and Taylor Pederson, who led the Lady...
The 19U Ice Dawgs hosted the Bismarck Capitals in one game at the Valley Event Center on Feb. 17. The Lady Ice Dawgs were unable to out-score their opponent and lost by two goals, 3-1. While Bismarck lit the lamp three times early in the game, Glasgow was not able to answer until the final period of the game when Katie Kaiser found the back of the net for her team, denying a shut-out for Bismarck. The game was light on penalties as well, with each team picking up just three each. Senior goalie...
Wahpeton 3, Glasgow 0 - 12/15 Period 1 Goals: 0 Penalties: Katie Kaiser, two minutes, too many men Period 2 Goals: 0 Penalties: 0 Period 3 Goals: 0 Penalties: Lexie Pehlke, two minutes, slashing; Brooklyn Schmidt, two minutes, tripping In the net: Lizzy Nyquist – 28 saves Fargo 9, Glasgow 0 - 12/15 Period 1 Goals: 0 Penalties: Shanice Lagerquist, two minutes, body checking Period 2 Goals: 0 Penalties: Tori Pehlke, two minutes, tripping Period 3 Goals: 0 Penalties: 0 In the net: Kassie Moore – 44 saves...
The Glasgow School Board met in regular session at the Glasgow Middle School on Nov. 14. All trustees were present, along with each of the school principals and a handful of other school personnel. Superintendent Bob Connors was not in attendance. Also in attendance was a student and her mother who were at the meeting to request approval for early graduation. With a recommendation from Connors, the board approved the request unanimously, providing the student completes GHS’ graduation requirements. The following personnel were approved for h...
The Bantam Ice Dawgs were on the road to Great Falls for two games this past weekend as they faced the Americans on Nov. 17 and 18. The Ice Dawgs earned two wins, defeating Great Falls 2-1 and 8-7. Colter Barnett dominated the ice in the first game, scoring both goals for Glasgow. In the second game, a handful of skaters lit up the scoreboard with Barnett recording a hat trick, Michael Hoyer and Tatum Hansen each scoring two goals and Peyton Smith contributing with one goal. Results Glasgow 2,...
The PeeWee Ice Dawgs were on the road to Sidney for a three-day tournament. The team was unable to secure a win, falling to four opponents. Results Glasgow 3, Helena 6 Period 1 Goals: Bode Barnett, unassisted Penalties: Joshua Llewellyn, two minutes, body check; Tavin Boland, two minutes, body check, Mason Hunter, two minutes, interference Period 2 Goals: 0 Penalties: Tavin Boland, two minutes, body check; Connor Koski, two minutes, body check; unknown, two minutes, tripping Period 3 Goals: Mason Hunter, unassisted; Bode Barnett, unassisted Pen...
The Glasgow Scotties hosted the 0-3 Conrad Cowboys Sept. 21, playing to a sizable hometown crowd. Those that left early missed the best part: a Scottie win in the last seconds of the contest. The game was full of twists and turns, including four interceptions and countless penalties, most of which were to Glasgow's benefit. While the scoreboard remained dark for the first half of the game, the second half proved to be different. In the third quarter, Conrad scored back-to-back touchdowns with an...
Each year at the conclusion of the annual Homecoming football game in Glasgow, the Norm Thompson Award is presented to the most valuable Scottie player. The recipient is not just measured by his performance during the game, he is also chosen based upon his demeanor on the field. He is expected to display impeccable sportsmanship and unmistakable Scottie Pride. Norman Keith Thompson was a 1971 graduate of Glasgow High School. A Scottie to the core, Thompson bled scarlet and white. During his...
The GHS volleyball team was on the road twice last week with contests in Sidney, Sept. 18, and a two-day tournament in Dickinson, N.D., Sept. 21 and 22. After losing their first set in Sidney, the Lady Scotties fought their way back to win the next three and to take the overall win (19-25, 25-23, 25-23, 25-20). In Dickinson on Friday, the girls played some less inspired volleyball according to head coach Somer Hoerster. "We played very tentative and had a lot of errors," she noted. Glasgow...
The Scotties had a command performance at the Culbertson Invitational held Sept. 15. Both of the boys' and girls' teams battled through the chilly weather to claim the top spot on the podium at the end of the day. Although individually first place for the girls was captured by Allie Azure of Poplar, the Lady Scotties still dominated the race with five runners finishing in the top six. Iris McKean once again led her team to the win, coming in just mere seconds behind Azure for second place....
The Scotties were on the road Sept. 14 to face the the Fairfield Eagles, a perennial powerhouse in the Northern B. With a fairly short roster of players and the absence of a few solid players for the game, the Scotties were unable to stop the Eagles' offense and were defeated 43-0, although Glasgow was able to finish the night with 88 yards rushing. Unnecessary penalties by the Scotties were fairly prevalent during the game, including five calls for offsides and a few personal fouls. "I hate...
GEORGIE KULCZYK THE COURIER The Reds had a bad baseball week, with a total of six losses out of six games. They hosted the Glendive Blue Devils in a double header at Bill Connors Field on July 17 and lost both contests. Glasgow dropped the first game to Glendive in seven innings, with the Blue Devils scoring heavily late in the game to earn the win. The game was knotted up after the Reds put up three runs in the fifth inning. Glendive poured on the offense in the last two innings, scoring eight...
The Scottie Booster Club's annual all-sports banquet was held in the St. Raphael's gymnasium on May 29. The purpose of the event was to honor and award student athletes of GHS and recognize their outstanding achievements. A complimentary meal was provided by the Booster Club for the nearly 300 athletes, parents and fans in attendance. This year's keynote speaker was Scottie coaching legend Dan Freund. Beginning in 1957, Freund spent 19 years in the Glasgow school system as a teacher and a...
The 19th Annual Catfish Classic came to an end just after midnight on June 3. The festivities began with the Calcutta and street dance on Glasgow's famous Front Street on June 1, and concluded with the midnight weigh-ins in downtown Glasgow. The tournament boasted 80 teams from near and far, from Glasgow to North Carolina. Of those 80 teams, 68 were able to hook enough catfish to weigh-in. Although most of the fishermen that filed across the stage at the end of the tournament described the fishing as a “tough bite,” tournament director and fou...
Reds baseball season is in full swing, with a handful of games already in the books. The boys started playing on the diamond May 20 when they took on the Wolf Point Yellowjackets. The game was an easy win for Glasgow as they stung the Yellowjackets in five innings, 11-1. The Reds had less success in their next four games, with two home games against the Laurel Dodgers on June 1 (6-1 and 14-1) and two away games against the Glendive Blue Devils on June 3 (5-3 and 12-5). W. Point 1, Reds 11 - May...
The Scottie cross country team successfully swept the Malta Invitational meet held Sept. 10. Leading the way for the varsity girls was Morgan Guttenberg, who placed sixth with a time of 23:11. For the boys, Merlin McKean finished second with a time of 17:42, followed immediately by Ellis McKean, who had a time of 17:43. For the JV girls, the Scotties placed four runners in the top five: Emily Kolstad, Faith Sallee, Nicole Lippert, and Mattea Piersak. Kaden Zimmerman led the JV boys with his...
