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Bismarck Rotary 01/04 - 01/05/2019 Team Scores 1 Sidney 213.0 2 Bismarck HS 212.0 3 R. City Central 155.0 4 R. City Stevens 151.0 5 Watertown 136.0 6 Aberdeen 134.5 7 Napoleon 110.5 8 Dickinson 109.5 9 Mandan 109.0 10 G. Forks Central 101.0 11 Minot 91.5 12 Bismarck Century 90.5 13 West Fargo 88.5 14 Carrington 74.0 15 Glasgow 73.0 15 Valley City 73.0 17 B. St. Mary`s 72.0 18 Turtle Mountain 56.0 19 Devils Lake 55.5 20 Williston 55.0 21 Bismarck Legacy 52.0 22 Fargo Davies 50.0 23 Fargo North 47...
The Scottie wrestlers hosted Poplar and Malta in a triangular dual on Dec. 21, then traveled to Sidney to compete in the Sidney Invitational on Dec. 22. Glasgow easily defeated the visiting Indians and Mustangs, dropping just three matches the whole night. Head coach Jory Casterline said the boys had some good wins. "I'm really proud of how they wrestled at home," he said. "They wrestled with a lot of intensity and it was exciting to watch." It was much tougher when they took on the Eagles the...
Bozeman 6, Glasgow 3 12-29-18 Period 1 Goals: Ike Braaten assisted by Kaden Fossum Penalties: 0 Period 2 Goals: Garrett Lloyd assisted by Bridger Barnett and Nicholas Burke Penalties: Kaden Fossum, two minutes, slashing; Britt Fairclough, two minutes, tripping; Bridger Barnett, two minutes, high-sticking; Britt Fairclough, two minutes, hooking. Period 3 Goals: Noah Lipszyc assisted by Ike Braaten (power play) Penalties: Kaden Kummerfeldt, two minutes, unsportsmanlike conduct; Kaden Fossum, two...
The Glasgow Scotties were on the road to Poplar for a pair of games on Dec. 22. The Glasgow boys were on the court first. Despite a strong showing in the first quarter, the Scotties were unable to match the energy and teamwork of the Indians for the rest of the game and lost with a score of 73-41. The Lady Scotties came much closer to a win, but lost to the Lady Indians 43-42 in the final seconds of the contest. The Scotties will host Harlem on the court Friday, Jan. 4, then travel to Scobey to...
The Glasgow School Board met in regular session on Dec. 12. The meeting was held at the GHS library. All trustees were in attendance, along with Rachel Erickson, Brenner Flaten and Mike Zoanni. GHS principal Brett Huntsman was absent. During the public comment period, Lexie Pehlke gave a brief presentation on her recent trip for JMG. Three trustees utilized the board comment period: Trustee Suzanne Billingsley advised that she has been trying to secure a transcript for one of her children via Power School, but has been unable; Trustee Mona...
The Lady Scotties had a tough few games last week with losses to the North Country Lady Mavericks on Dec. 14 and the Sidney Lady Eagles on Dec. 15. While head coach Travis Nielsen wasn't pleased with the final outcome of either game, he was still pleased with the girls' overall performance. "We didn't play to our abilities," he said, explaining that they just need to tap into their potential. "Both games were learning experiences for us." The well-coached Lady Mavericks were able to prevail...
The Scottie boys earned a win against the disciplined North Country Mavericks on Dec. 14 at GHS, defeating the Class C opponents 45-39. Kobe Sibley led the way for Glasgow with 13 points, followed by Alec Boland with 10. Defensively, Chevy Boos and Tim Wageman pulled the most rebounds off the boards with Boos grabbing eight and Wageman finishing with seven in the game. In another non-conference game against Class A Sidney, the Scotties struggled to defend against the Eagles' clutch player,...
The Scottie matmen competed at the CMR Holiday Wrestling Classic in Great Falls Dec. 14 and 15, following a stop in Fort Benton for a warm-up JV mixer on Dec. 12. The varsity Scotties held their own at the tough CMR tournament, placing 10th behind Colstrip and eight Class AA schools. Although the boys performed well, head coach Jory Casterline knows they can do better. "We wrestled better than we did the week before," he explained, "But we lost some matches that we should have won, some by just...
The Lady Scotties kicked off the 2018-2019 basketball season with a 2-0 winning streak. They hosted Roundup in their first game of the season on Dec. 6, and traveled to Baker to face off against the Lady Spartans on Dec. 7. "The win against Roundup was a nice one for us," said head coach Travis Nielsen. "They are a well-coached, hard-working, disciplined team." He explained that the win against Baker was nice too, although they don't have the same caliber of players overall. Nielsen attributes t...
The Scottie boys basketball team suffered two losses this past week, with a disappointing loss to the Roundup Panthers in overtime on Dec. 6 and a loss to the Baker Spartans on the road Dec. 7. The Scotties struggled to maintain control of the ball in both contests, with an average of 25 turnovers per game, however there was a marked improvement from the game vs. Roundup to the game vs. Baker. "I'm just hoping that was first-game jitters," head coach Norm Braaten said with a shrug. "We had five...
Glasgow 7, Salmon 1 (12-7-18) Period 1 Goals: 0 Penalties: 0 Period 2 Goals: Ike Braaten assisted by Kristian Price; Colter Barnett, unassisted; Ike Braaten assisted by Colter Barnett. Penalties: Kaden Fossum, two minutes, roughing; Kaden Fossum, two minutes, roughing. Period 3 Goals: Garrett Lloyd, unassisted; Ike Braaten, unassisted; Ike Braaten, unassisted; Ike Braaten assisted by Colter Barnett; Garrett Lloyd, unassisted. Penalties: 0 In the net: Colton Pewitt - 22 Glasgow 5, Salmon 2...
The Glasgow Scotties had a full weekend of wrestling with duals held Dec. 7, and the 23rd Annual Scottie Invitational held Dec. 8. The Scotties scored three wins and one loss in the Friday night duals, falling only to the Sidney Eagles, 48-21, and defeating Glendive, 69-6, Hardin, 54-21, and Choteau, 69-6. The duals were a good warm-up for the next day's competition as the Scotties hosted 17 teams total for their invitational. "Most of the Eastern Division was here," explained head coach Jory...
The 2018 Class C Showcase did not disappoint. The two-day event was held at GHS Nov. 30 and Dec. 1, with 16 teams in attendance. The weekend was filled with great competition which allowed the teams to display their talents and work out some kinks in their strategies. While there were a few mismatched contests over the weekend, each and every team rose to the challenge. There were the inevitable injuries, bench warnings and disappointments, but there was also plenty of the passion, excitement an...
The Scottie wrestlers began their season with a busy, but productive weekend, Nov. 30 and Dec. 1. The grapplers kicked things off with duals on Friday night in Sidney and earned some extraordinary wins, defeating AA Billings West, 38-36, and the defending B/C champions from Colstrip, 48-26. They did finish with one loss to Dickinson, 48-16. “Those were some big wins for our kids,” said head coach Jory Casterline of the duals. “It carried us into the tournament the next day.” That tournament was also held in Sidney, and is arguably one of the...
The Bantam Ice Dawgs hosted Havre at the Valley Event Center on Dec. 1. The teams faced off twice during the day, with Glasgow recording two wins over Havre, 4-1 and 10-1. The first contest began at noon and the visiting Ice Hawks were able to score halfway through the first period. Glasgow was off to a slow start, however, and waited more than 13 minutes into the second period to send one between the pipes. Jackson Bishop put the point on the scoreboard for the Ice Dawgs with the assist going...
Generosity often comes full circle. At times, it can be difficult to track the path of kindness, or even discern its origination, but that's part of the beauty of living in a rural area. A recent series of generous acts left a fairly easy trail to follow. This particular kindness began with Gardner Ranch Outfitters. The family-owned business is located out of Broadus and has been offering guided hunting excursions for nearly 40 years, averaging between 90 and 100 hunts each year. Earlier this...
The High School Ice Dawgs have been on the road for their first two weekends of hockey games. Nov. 17 and 18, they were in Whitefish for two games against the Flathead Flames. Glasgow prevailed over the Flames in the first game, 4-3, but struggled to defend their net in the second game and allowed the Flames to score seven goals to their one goal. Ike Braaten and Kaden Fossum split the goals in the first game with Fossum scoring one assisted by Britt Fairclough and another unassisted. Braaten scored twice in the second period with assists going...
Class C Showcase Schedule Friday, Nov. 30 - Saturday, Dec. 1 Glasgow High School Friday, Nov. 30 9 a.m. - Girls – Lustre (H) vs. Glasgow JV (A) 10:30 a.m. - Boys – Terry (H) vs. Lustre (A) 12 p.m. - Girls – Scobey (H) vs. Turner (A) 1:30 p.m. - Boys – Geraldine/Highwood (H) vs. Nashua (A) 3 p.m. - Girls – Frazer (H) vs. Geraldine/Highwood (A) 4:30 p.m. - Boys – Turner (H) vs. Frazer (A) 6 p.m. - Girls – North Country (H) vs. Plentywood (A) 7:30 p.m. - Boys – Plentywood (H) vs. North Country (A) Saturday, Dec. 1 9 a.m. - Girls – Glasgow JV (H...
Hi-Line Youth Hockey kicked off their 2018 hockey season with three teams hitting the road for competition, Nov. 9, 10 and 11. The 19U girls were in Kalispell, with games held at one of the most popular venues in the state, the outdoor rink at the Woodland Ice Center. The Bantams traveled to Sidney for a three-day tournament that tested their skills against some tough competition, and the PeeWees spent the weekend in Havre facing off against the Havre Ice Hawks and the Flathead Flames. The...
Representing the Glasgow Wrestling Club on Team Montana Elite, three grapplers traveled to St. Anthony, Idaho, Nov. 9 and 10, for the Upper Valley Aces Elementary Duals. Results Anders Aune (40) went 5-5 Aune over unknown (forfeit); K. Linnell (Upper Valley Aces) over Aune Fall 0:31; Aune over unknown (forfeit); R. Yates (Utah B) over Aune Fall 0:16; T. Roundy (Utah A) over Aune Fall 0:28; Aune over J. Brown (Big Game) Fall 3:43; Aune over unknown (forfeit); M. Houtz (Team Legacy) over Aune Fall 0:18; U. Esquer (Cali Gold) over Aune Fall 0:09....
Seven young men from Hinsdale made up nearly one-third of the Scottie football roster this past season. That being said, you could assume that as a group they were key players for the Scotties. You could also say, arguably, they were the core players of the team. As a group, the boys are fairly unassuming and come across as honest, respectful and attentive. They also seem to have a good grip on reality and display a notable level of humility. Of the seven, four are 16 year-old sophomores: The...
The Lady Scottie volleyball team was in Cut Bank Nov. 1 and 2 for the Northern B Divisional Tournament. Their chase for hardware and a place in the state tournament came to an end Friday afternoon when they suffered a season-ending loss to Shelby in three sets. Reflecting on the season, head coach Somer Hoerster said, "Overall we had a pretty great season. Entering this year, we only had three returning players that had any varsity experience, so I knew what we maybe had in age, we lacked in...
Following a clutch performance at the District 3C tournament on Oct. 26, the Lady Mavericks made their way to the divisional tournament held in Sidney, Nov. 2 and 3. The North Country girls faced Ekalaka in their first match of the tourney on Thursday morning. They took a loss against the Lady Bulldogs in three sets, 9-25, 11-25, 16-25. The loss pushed them into a loser-out game vs. Circle the next morning. With three consecutive set wins against the Lady Wildcats (25-21, 26-24, 25-12), the...
A disappointing loss to Malta ended the District 2B Volleyball Tournament for the Lady Scotties on Oct. 27. According to head coach Somer Hoerster, going into districts, the Scotties spent some time working on their serve receive and were focused on using an attack at every opportunity "We've also been working on a lot of play at the net," she added. " I've been trying to put the girls in tough positions in drills where they have to jump and decide in the air whether to block the ball, swing,...
The 2018 Scottie football season came to a close on Oct. 27, following a loss to the Colstrip Colts. Despite the loss, head coach Pat Barnett described the game as, “Maybe the best game we played all year. We started strong and we finished strong.” The Scotties faced the Colts on Aug. 31, to kick off the regular season and Colstrip dominated that entire game, defeating Glasgow 40-6. There was a marked improvement in the Scottie's performance during Saturday's first-round playoff game however, as they led 16-15 at the half. Barnett att...
