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Frazer’s boys basketball team fell in their only game last week, taking an 81-21 loss on the road in Scobey Jan. 19. The Bearcubs’ record is 0-5, 0-10 overall. The Bearcubs showed their offense in the first quarter with 13 points, including a three-pointer from each Ty Fourstar and Jarvis GoodBird, but the Spartans countered with 22 points. Frazer’s offense fell off in the second with only 4 points, giving Scobey a 43-17 lead at the half. The Spartans continued to roll in the third, putting up 26 points while holding Frazer to 7. With a runni...
North Country's boys basketball team dropped both their games this past weekend. They lost a 60-41 conference game to Dodson Jan. 20 on the road before losing a non-conference matchup to Circle in Hinsdale the following night by a score of 70-60. The Mavericks now sit in fourth place in District 3C with a 2-4 conference record, 3-10 overall. Dodson took the lead in the first quarter Friday, outscoring North Country 11-5. The Mavericks trailed 31-13 at the half and were outscored by a 2-point...
The Glasgow girls basketball team dropped their non-conference games this past week against two Class A teams. The Scotties fell 54-49 to the Sidney Eagles Jan. 20 before dropping a 40-32 contest to the Dawson County Red Devils the following night, both at home. Glasgow now holds a 1-3, 1-11 overall, record. Sidney outscored Glasgow 13-8 in the opening eight minutes but Glasgow answered with 19 in the second quarter to tie the game at 27-27 heading into the second half. The Scotties outscored...
Glasgow’s Bantam hockey team brought home two decisive wins from Helena. The Ice Dawgs downed the Bighorns 8-0 Jan. 21 and followed that with an 9-1 drubbing the following morning. Glasgow sits in third place in the Bantam division with a 6-2-1 record. Great Falls and Butte are tied for first with records of 7-1-0. The Dawgs took a commanding 4-0 lead in the first period Saturday. Landon Honey netted the first goal with an assist from Reilly Llewellyn. Carter Holte hit next followed by Brody Hansen. Hansen scored a short-handed goal with Halley...
This story came from Senator Jon Tester's office with additional focused local coverage by Gwendolyne Honrud of the Glasgow Courier. U.S. Senator Jon Tester this past week held three in-person, public Farm Bill listening sessions in eastern Montana to hear directly from ag producers, community leaders, and local officials in preparation for negotiating the 2023 Farm Bill. Tester also hosted a law enforcement roundtable in Glendive to discuss funding for public safety, securing the border, and...
Glasgow Girls Pick Up First Win In Harlem The Scottie girls basketball team picked up their first win of the season with a 49-38 road win over Harlem Jan. 13. Glasgow fell in a tight down-to-the-wire game against Poplar at home the following night. The 51-49 loss gave the Scotties a 1-3, 1-9 overall, record. Carly Nelson hit 42.9 percent from the field on her way to 23 points. She went 5-for-8 on free throws and led in rebounds with 16, seven offensive. Daley Aune added 11 points with a...
The North Country girls basketball team, ranked the top Class C girls team in the state, improved to 11-0 overall, 5-0 in conference play, with wins over Lustre Christian and Frazer this past week. The Mavericks took a 56-14 win off the Lions Jan. 13 in Saco before taking a 77-11 road win over the Bearcubs the following night. North Country took a 19-1 lead over Lustre in the first quarter and outscored the visitors 14-3 in the second quarter. The Mavericks led 51-12 after three and put up 5 in the fourth while holding the Lions to 2 points....
The High School Ice Dawgs won two on the road in Flathead this past weekend, improving their record to 10-2. Glasgow defeated the Fusion 7-1 Friday night and 5-4 Saturday morning in an overtime thriller. The Dawgs sit in second place in the Big Sky High School League, behind Miles City, 12-0, and ahead of Great Falls, 10-4, and Missoula, 9-2. The Dawgs struck first and early Friday night. Flathead sent a player to the sin bin in the first minute of play, opening up the ice for the Dawgs’ Bode Barnett, assist Connor Koski, put a puck past the F...
Frazer's girls basketball team picked up their first conference win this past week with a 75-57 win over the Coyotes in Dodson Jan. 13. The Bearcubs lost the following night 77-11 to the North Country Mavericks, the number-one ranked Class C girls team in the state, at home. Frazer's record is now 1-3, 3-6 overall. The Bearcubs win over the Coyotes was powered with 20-plus point performances in the second and third quarters. Frazer led Dodson 15-13 at the end of the first and outscored their...
Nashua’s boys basketball team picked up two conference wins this past week, improving their record to 3-1, 6-3 overall. The Porcupines defeated Dodson at home Jan. 10 by a 56-39 margin and left Scobey with a narrow 46-44 victory Jan. 13. Nashua hit double digits in every quarter against Dodson, outscoring the visiting Coyotes 14-10 in the first and 14-8 in the second for a 28-18 lead at the half. The Porcupines kept up the offensive pressure in the second with 18 in the third and 10 in the fourth while holding Dodson to 14 and 7 in the same f...
The Glasgow boys wrestling team maintained their sixth place ranking in the Class B/C Wrestling Coaches Power Poll released Jan. 10. Glasgow sits behind defending state champions Huntley Project in first; Three Forks, second; Jefferson, third; Cut Bank, fourth, and Whitehall, fifth. Coming in behind Glasgow were Colstrip in seventh; Anaconda, eighth; Plains/Hot Springs, ninth, and Lincoln County, tenth. Earning individual were rankings were Khye Gamas, William Kirkland, Michael King, Mason...
Nashua’s girls basketball team dropped two conference games this past week while being down a starter. Kaitlyn Miller is out with an injury, leaving the Porcupines’ roster short. Nashua lost a 34-25 match to Dodson at home Jan. 10 and fell 57-14 to Scobey on the road Jan. 13. Nashua led 5-3 after one quarter against Dodson, before being outscored in each of the remaining quarters. The score stood knotted at 11 at the half before Dodson put up 9 in the third while holding Nashua to 4 points. The Porcupines put up 10 in the final eight min...
Lustre Christian’s boys basketball team traveled to Saco to take on the Mavericks Jan. 13, where the Lions demonstrated why they sit atop the Class C Boys basketball rankings. The Lions won the game 78-34 with 12 members of the team putting up points. Lustre’s Saturday night game against Dodson was postponed to Jan. 19 due to freezing rain/black ice conditions. The Lions roared out to a 19-8 lead in the first eight minutes and increased the margin to 42-20 by the half. Lustre outscored North Country 20-5 in the third and 16-9 in the fourth quar...
Frazer’s boys basketball team is still searching for their first win of the season after dropping two conference games this past week. Frazer lost in Dodson 76-31 Friday night before dropping a 74-37 contest to North Country at home Saturday. Frazer fell behind 16-3 after one quarter and trailed 43-6 at the half. The Bearcubs found their offense in returning to the hardwood after the break, putting up 15 points in the third and 10 in the fourth. However, Dodson put up 16 and 17 points in those same quarters for the win. Cassius Smoker scored 9...
The Lions girls basketball team fell to the number-one ranked team in the state, the North Country Mavericks, Friday night in Saco by a 56-14 score. Lustre Christian’s game against Dodson, scheduled for Saturday night, was rescheduled to Jan. 19 due to freezing rain/black ice conditions. North Country took immediate control of the game, holding Lustre Christian to a single free throw in the first quarter while putting up 19 points. The Lions trailed 33-4 at the half and were outscored 18-8 in the third quarter. North Country held Lustre to a si...
North Country’s boys basketball team split their games last week to make their record 2-3 in conference games, 3-8 overall. The Mavericks lost a 78-34 contest to Lustre Christian, the top-ranked Class C boys team in the state, in Saco Jan. 13, before taking a 74-37 victory in Frazer the following night. Lustre took an early lead Friday night, outscoring North Country 19-8 in the opening quarter. The Mavericks rebounded with 12 points in the second but could not keep up with the Lions’ 23 points. North Country trailed 62-25 after three qua...
The Lustre Christian boys basketball team added two wins in their return to the court after the holiday break, improving their record to 3-0 in the conference, 9-0 overall. The Lions defeated Bainville 65-39 at home Tuesday in a non-conference matchup. They rolled over the Bearcubs 89-15 in Frazer Saturday night. The Lions held a 15-11 lead at the end of the first quarter and outscored the Bulldogs 19-4 in the second quarter. Bainville rallied in the third quarter with 17 points while holding...
North Country's girls basketball team continued their win streak with victories over Glasgow, 59-12, and Scobey, 61-43, this past week. The Mavericks downed the Class B Scotties in Saco Thursday before adding a conference win against the Spartans on the road Saturday. "The girls came out and looked sharp, especially it being the first two games after the Christmas break. We were able to spend some time breaking stuff down especially on the offensive and I thought the girls did a good job...
Glasgow’s grapplers returned to the mats for two events this past week after the holiday break. The Scotties wrestled the Class A Blue Ponies in Havre on Tuesday then traveled to North Dakota Friday and Saturday for the notoriously difficult Bismarck Rotary tournament. Cody Kuka, Khye Gamas, Jack Cornwell, Michael King, Mason Donaldson and Ethan Nickles all won their matches in Havre on Tuesday. Kuka won the 103 class by forfeit for 6 points while Gamas won an 11-9 decision at 138 for 3 points. Cornwell, 152, and King, 160, both earned 6 p...
The high school Ice Dawgs added two to the Win column this past weekend. Glasgow defeated visiting Bozeman Ice Dogs 6-3 Friday night and 4-1 Saturday morning at the Valley Event Center. Friday night the first period proved a quiet one as neither team scored. Bozeman kicked off the action in the second period with a goal just 40 seconds into play. The visiting Dogs scored again with just 7:25 left before the intermission. Michael Hoyer put the Dawgs on the board with 1:12 left in the period on...
The Scottie boys basketball team picked up two non-conference wins after a disappointing return to the hardwood against Malta. Glasgow fell 62-49 to Malta in Tuesday night's Color Rush game but recovered with a 70-32 win over North Country Thursday and a 59-24 victory over Scobey Friday. In their first game back after the holiday break, the Scotties struggled to find their rhythm. They trailed 17-10 at the end of the first quarter. Glasgow outscored Malta 11-10 in the second, the only quarter...
Nashua's boys basketball team improved their conference record to 2-1, 5-3 overall, with wins over Frazer (conference) and Brockton (non-conference) this past week. The Porcupines defeated the Bearcubs 70-35 and downed the Warriors 65-32 in a pair of home games. Frazer was in town Friday night and Nashua quickly established home court advantage with an 18-5 lead at the end of the first. They outscored Frazer 17-13 in the second quarter. The Porcupines led 55-26 heading into the final eight...
The Glasgow girls basketball team struggled in their return to the hardwood after the holiday break. The Scotties fell to Malta 48-30 on Color Rush night in Glasgow Tuesday before losing 59-12 in Saco to the North Country Mavericks Thursday. Glasgow took the Scobey Spartans to overtime Friday night in their closest game of the week but lost by a single point, 42-41. Malta led at the end of each quarter in the Hi-Line matchup. The M-ettes put up 12 in the first while Glasgow scored 8 points. The...
The Mavericks boys basketball team dropped both their games this past week. North Country lost a non-conference game to Glasgow in Saco Thursday by a 70-32 score. They lost 46-34 to the Spartans in Scobey Saturday night, giving them a 1-2 conference record, 2-7 overall. North Country trailed the Class B Scotties 20-10 at the end of the first quarter in Saco and saw Glasgow’s lead increase to 21 points by the half, 38-17. The Scotties put up 16 points in the third and fourth quarters while holding the Mavericks to 10 and 5 in the same frames. B...
Nashua's girls basketball team split a pair of home games in their first week back after the holiday break. The Porcupines defeated Frazer 44-32 Friday night before falling 36-24 to Brockton the following evening, giving Nashua a 1-2 conference record, 3-5 overall. Nashua took a 12-4 lead over Frazer in the first quarter Friday and outscored the Bearcubs 9-7 in the second for a 21-11 lead at the half. The visitors came out of the locker room hot, putting up 12 while holding the Porcupines to 3...
