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Both the boys and girls Scottie cross country teams claimed second place at the Havre Invitational Sept. 9. The Glasgow boys scored 44 points, finishing behind Havre's 31, and ahead of Harlem, 60; Fort Benton, 101.5, and Chinook, 134. The Scottie girls lost on a sixth runner tie-breaker as both Havre and Glasgow put 38 team points on the board. North Toole County, 79; Chinook, 98.5. and Fairfield, 118, finished behind Glasgow. Head coach Tim Phillips told the Courier, "It was a perfect day to...
The Mavericks added two wins to their record last week after defeating the Harlem Wildcats and Scobey Spartans. North Country downed class B Harlem 25-10, 25-9, 25-14 in Whitewater Sept. 7. The team had 32 kills, 12 aces, 25 assists and 34 digs. Teagan Erickson had 10 of the team's kills followed by Paige Wasson with eight and BaiLee McColly with seven. Kendall Scheffelmear added five and Kennedy Simonson two kills. Wasson led in aces with five. Simonson, McColly and Berkley Hillman added two a...
Glasgow's gridiron struggles continued Sept. 8 as the Scotties dropped a 41-0 contest to the Columbus Cougars at Scottie Field. Columbus owned the game from their first possession – a 92-yard punt return for a touchdown – and never looked back. Glasgow again played with a short roster, one even shorter by the end of the game as starting quarterback Khye Gamas left the game in the second quarter and did not return. The Cougars scored again in the first and added the PAT to carry a 13-0 lead int...
Cross Country Gwendolyne Honrud The Courier The Glasgow Middle School cross country teams both won at the Havre Invitational Cross Country Meet Sept. 9. The Scottie boys beat out Havre and Belt by putting up 23 team points while the Glasgow girls scored 29 team points to defeat Harlem and Havre. “Great day for the Glasgow Middle School XC team at the Havre Invitational on Saturday,” said coach Will Larsen, noting his team put up some huge personal records with solid running all around. The girls won their event with three runners in the top...
The Lustre Christian volleyball team traveled to Westby Sept. 7 where they lost 13-25, 21-25, 25-23, 15-25 to the Thunder. The Lions attended the Scobey Invite Sept. 9 where they competed in pool play, unable to advance to tournament play. Lustre opened against the hosts, falling to Scobey 12-25, 12-25, before facing Ekalaka and losing 18-25, 25-22. The Lions then faced off against Froid/Lake. They lost the two-game match 19-25, 20-22. Lustre closed out Saturday with a 12-25, 22-25 loss to Culbertson. Lustre Christian will be in Frazer...
The Bearcubs had one volleyball match this past week, falling to Froid/Lake in three. Frazer lost but played better after the first set: 10-25, 21-25, 20-25. Frazer had eight aces, five kills and six digs in the match. Aubrey Mai led in aces with five while Maci Fourstar had two and Audrey Smoker one. Smoker had three of the team’s kills with Baily Beston notching the other two. Mai also led in digs with two. The remaining four digs were split between Shakira Beston, B. Beston, Raelene Brock and Smoker. Frazer hosts Lustre Christian T...
The Frazer boys cross country team strode to a third place finish at the Scobey Invitational Sept. 8., placing two runners in the top 10. The Bearcubs scored 26 points with a team total clock time of 1:04:11.54. Jarvis Goodbird took second at the meet while Gabe Beston hit a personal record to place eighth out of 36 runners. Goodbird ran a 19:26.12 while Beston finished the course at Pioneer Town in 20:28.69. Cassius Smoker placed 25th at 24:16.73. Travis Long and Christopher Fox also set personal bests in Scobey. Long ran the race in 25:16.23...
Hinsdale’s cross country runners hit the Havre Invitational Cross Country Meet Sept. 9 where both runners set records. Zora Holt set a personal record of 22:31.82 in the girls race. She placed 13th out of 59 competitors. In the boys race, Linden Holt ran a 23:18.68 for a season record. He placed 48th out of 66 runners. The Raiders attended the Circle Cross Country Meet Sept. 12 but results were not available at press time. Hinsdale travels to Lewistown Friday, Sept. 15, for the Fergus Eagle Invitational Cross Country Meet. The girls varsity r...
The Porcupines volleyball team traveled to Wolf Point Sept. 5 to take on the Wolves JV team and hosted Richey/Lambert Sept. 8. Nashua lost to Wolf Point 13-25, 14-25, 25-23, 16-25 before dropping their home match 11-25, 16-25, 14-25 to the Fusion. Nashua traveled to the Scobey Invite Sept. 9. They lost 5-25, 12-25 to the Plentywood Wildcats. The Porcupines fell in a tight match to MonDak 25-15, 17-25, before losing 3-25, 6-25 against Circle. Scores for the game against Bainville were unavailable. This week the Porcupines host the Bainville...
To promote the importance of hunter ethics and improved hunter behavior, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is partnering for a second year with several hunting and agriculture organizations to “protect the hunt.” While the campaign encourages hunters to always practice conscientious behavior, it focuses particularly on showing respect for private land and the access landowners provide. The slogan is: It’s up to us. Respect access. Protect the hunt. Landowners play an important role in sustaining healthy wildlife populations, contributing to our e...
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking a current high school student to fill a two-year term on the Future Fisheries citizen review panel. FWP’s Future Fisheries Improvement Program grants approximately $1 million annually for projects to improve and restore Montana’s wild fish habitats. The 14-member citizen review panel meets twice a year to review proposals and recommend projects to the Fish & Wildlife Commission for funding. Review panel members are appointed by the governor, or his representative, and must represent a variety of int...
If you own a small business or are self-employed, you’ve always got plenty to do, but you can’t forget about the days when you’ll be less busy — that is, when you’re retired. How can you prepare for that time of your life? One key step is establishing a retirement plan for your business or yourself. And thanks to the 2022 SECURE 2.0 Act, you can now receive tax credits for opening and administering a 401(k), SEP-IRA or SIMPLE IRA. These aren’t the only plans available for small businesses or sole proprietors, but they are among the most popula...
For the week of Sept. 4 through 9, there were 13 motor vehicle stops, two reports of loose dogs, one report of a barking dog, one report of a lost dog, three reports of loose livestock and three reports of VIN inspection requests. Monday, Sept. 4 1720 – Caller reported a suburban parked on the road. He’s not sure if the driver is sleeping or what. He stated it may be gone by the time law enforcement gets there. 2014 – Reporting party stated she hit a baby deer. She still on the scene in her truck with flashers on. A deputy arrived on scene...
David O. Olguin, 68, of Glasgow, Mont., passed away Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2023, in Billings, Mont. David was a resident of Milk River, Inc, please join his family and friends for a visitation on Sunday, Sept. 17, from 5 to 7: p.m. at Bell Mortuary. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m., Monday, Sept.18, 2023, at Bell Mortuary followed by burial in Highland Cemetery. A full obituary will be published in the Wednesday, Sept. 20, issue of the Glasgow Courier.... Full story
