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Friday night, in front of a packed house celebrating Homecoming, the Glasgow Scotties played the game of their season so far – upsetting the Fairfield Eagles 32-22. Glasgow, in their first ever regular season win over Fairfield, snapped the Eagles' 48-game conference winning streak in an action-packed game. "Any win's a big win," said Scottie head coach Patrick Barnett, "but when it's against Fairfield, it's even bigger." Fairfield came to town favored in the game, but Glasgow made clear – on th...
The Glasgow Scottie volleyball team racked up two more wins this past week, including a Homecoming victory over the Sidney on Oct. 2. The Scotties grounded the Eagles 25-21, 29-27, 25-12 in front of an enthusiastic home crowd. The win came after an intra-county match-up against North Country on Sept. 30. The Scotties downed the Mavericks in four sets 25-21, 25-12, 24-26, 25-22. Glasgow notched 29 kills, 19 blocks, 22 aces, 32 digs and 26 assists in their win. Abrianna Nielsen and Carly Nelson ea...
Glasgow’s cross country teams brought home eight personal bests and three season records from the Miles City Invitational held Oct. 2. The boys brought home a sixth place finish while the girls earned a seventh place finish out of the 18 schools in attendance. The Scottie girls earned 218 points, finishing behind Williston, 44; Hardin, 68; Laurel, 92; Custer County, 143; Fergus County, 171 and Poplar, 200. Senior Iris McKean led the girls with a fifth-place overall finish. She set a season record with her run time of 19:41.22. Freshman Tanae B...
The Valley County Fairgrounds played host to the Montana High School Rodeo Association, Jr. High and Youth Rodeo Association Rodeo Sept. 25 and 26 with two days of jam packed country action. Young rodeo stars from across the region entered the arena with hopes of pocketing prize money. After two days and more than 40 competitions, Chalee Harms was named the High School All Around girl and Jack Cornwell earned the honors in the boys competition. Willow Vohs was named All Around girl in the Jr....
The North Country Mavericks played several volleyball matches last week but were unable to add to their win column. The team made the trip to Glasgow on Sept. 30 where they lost to the Scotties 25-21, 25-12, 24-26, 25-22. "We are getting better with each week and in this match came away with a loss. We gained some valuable experience playing in front of a rowdy crowd and also are finding our syncs within our team," said Mavericks coach Charlene Wasson. "We are starting to piece things together....
The Lustre Christian Lions volleyball team earned a win when the team hit the court on Tuesday against the Frazer Bearcubs on Tuesday of last week. Lustre won the match against Frazer in three sets 25-21, 25-13, 25-10. Alexa Redding led the Lions in kills with six. Grace Brown added four kills and Aubri Holzrichter contributed three. Redding also led the team in aces with nine, followed closely by Holzrichter with eight. Redding had five digs and Doven Birdsbill had two digs to lead the Lions....
The Nashua Porcupines volleyball team hosted Bainville on Oct. 1. While the Porcupines took the first two sets, they were not able to hold on to win the match. Bainville won 17-25, 16-25, 25-22, 25-20, 15-10. Stats Kills: 19; Tia Dees 6, Haydnn Adkins 5 Blocks: 4; Tia Dees 2, Keelyn Skolrud 1, Hadynn Adkins 1 Aces: 17; Tia Dees 6, Keelyn Skolrud, Hadynn Adkins, Alexis Murdock 3 each Digs: 21; Hadynn Adkins 7, Kaitlyn Miller 6, Alexis Murdock 5 Assists: 15; Kaitlyn Miller 9, Hadynn Adkins 6 The...
Nashua’s Alyssa Murdock represented the Porcupines at the Fairview XC Invitational held Oct. 2 at Sundheim Park in Cartwright, N.D., The senior runner placed 24th with a time of 27:18.21. Alexus Ponder placed 12 in the 1.5 mile middle school race. The sixth-grader ran the course in 14:04.35. Charles Kaasa led the Porcupine middle school boys. The eighth-grader placed 10th with a time of 10:35.36. Sixth-grader Joseph Youpee placed 15th with a time of 10:59.13. Seventh-graders Jackson Abern and David Ponder placed 19th and 25th, respectively. A...
The Frazer Bearcubs girls cross country team brought home an eighth-place finish from the Fairview XC Invitational held at Sundheim Park in Cartwright, N.D., on Oct. 2. Junior Alyssa Toce Blount led her team with an 18th place finish. She ran the course in 25:40.24. Sophomores Angel Nelligan and Kalianna Toce Blount earned 33rd and 37th place finishes, respectively. Nelligan completed the course in 29:05.40 while K. Toce Blount ran a 30:45.62. Ty Fourstar ran for the Frazer boys team. The...
On September 25, 2021, a group of 27 disc golfers from around the Montana and North Dakota region converged upon Fort Peck and the area's newest 18-hole disc golf course, The Fortress. The Hi-Line Hyzers Disc Golf Club out of Glasgow hosted the venue's second disc golf tournament of the year, and the first that was sanctioned by the governing body of disc golf, the Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA). The day began bright and early in the morning, with a full 18 hole round of disc golf...
GMS Cross Country Smashes Personal Records in Miles City FROM STAFF REPORTS THE COURIER Glasgow Middle School's cross country squad took advantage of a flat, fast course at the Miles City Town & Country Club to establish a number of season-best times, as they competed in one of the largest events of their fall season. The Scottie girls tied for second place with 101 team points, sharing the runner-up billing with Laurel. Poplar won the girls team title with 63 points. Eighth-grader Kimber Dulane...
The Glasgow Scotties wasted no time establishing possession of the field against the Cut Bank Wolves on Friday at Scottie Field. After recovering a Cut Bank fumble on the opening kick off, Kyler Hallock scored the Scotties' first touchdown 45 seconds into the game. Mo Fast upped the Scotties lead with 7:27 left in the first quarter a 48-yard touchdown pass. The touchdown would prove to be the first of three in the game for the Glasgow junior. Quarterback Mason Donaldson connected with Ashton Pot...
The Scottie cross country teams hit two different trails this past week with meets in Frazer and Billings. The Glasgow girls won in Frazer with a score of 80 over Plentywood, 96 and Scobey, 115. The boys team placed second with 35 points, behind Wolf Point, 33. In Billings at the first ever Eastern Montana 7 on 7 hosted by Billings Lockwood, the boys placed fourth with a score of 39, behind Manhattan Christian, 11; Hardin, 13, and Laurel, 38. With only five runners, the Scottie girls placed...
The North Country Mavericks swept their matches against Harlem and Lustre last week. On Sept. 21 they hosted Harlem Wildcats in Whitewater. North Country won 25-21, 25-19, 25-10. The team was in Hinsdale on Sept. 24, hosting the Lustre Lions. The Mavericks won 25-11, 25-4, 25-12. Coach Charlene Wasson said of her team's match against the Wildcats, "We finally got rolling in the third set of this match. Our tempo and timing has been off the past two weeks, but I think we will settle into our rota...
The Nashua Porcupines split their matches last week, losing to the Scobey Spartans 25-15, 25-9, 25-12, and coming from two sets down to defeat the Wolf Point JV Wolves 19-25, 29-30, 25-17, 25-13, 15-5. Scobey 25 25 25 Nashua 15 9 12 Stats: Team totals Individual leaders Kills 12 Hadynn Adkins, Deja Morgan 4 each Blocks 1 Hadynn Adkins Aces 1 Hadynn Adkins Digs 24 Hadynn Adkins 8, Kaitlyn Miller 6 Assists 8 Kaitlyn Miller 6 Nashua 19 29 25 25 15 Wolf Point 25 30 17 23 5 Stats: Team totals...
The young Lustre Christian Lions volleyball team traveled to Hinsdale and Bainville last week for matches. Though the Lions played with heart they dropped both matches on the road. They fell to the North Country Mavericks 25-11, 25-4, 25-12 on Friday in Hinsdale. As a team they had three kills, three blocks, two aces and 21 digs. Aubri Holzrichter led the team in kills with three. Grace Brown had two blocks. Alexa Redding led in aces, 2, and digs, 5. The next night in Bainville the Lions lost...
The Glasgow Middle School cross country teams traveled to Frazer on Sept. 23 to participate in the 54th annual Frazer Invitational. The girls were again led by Kimber Dulaney, who took first place with her time 10:10.54. Haleigh Huntsman earned fifth place with a time of 10:48.96. Josie Kemp ran an 11:05.51 to earn 11th place overall. Jensina Tweten ran an 11:57.00 to take 20th place. Caylen Jankowski finished in 28th place after running a 12:48.03. Rebekah Bailey earned a 35th place with her...
At the 54th Annual Frazer Cross Country Invitational on Sept. 23, the Bearcubs fielded four high school runners: two for the girls team and two for the boys team. Alyssa Toce Blount finished in 20 place in the girls race, running a 25:39.32. Kalianna Toce Blount ran a 28:24.29 to earn a 35th place finish. In the boys race, Ty Fourstar ran a 26:05.26 to finish in 49th place. Anthony Jackson finished in 56th after running a 28:26.52. Isabelle Even led the Bearcubs girls middle school team,...
The Scottie volleyball team swept their match against the Wolf Point Wolves Sept. 23 then traveled to North Dakota for the Dickinson Invitational Sept. 24-25 where they split their matches 3-3. Glasgow defeated Wolf Point 25-22, 29-27, 25-21 in the Scottie gym to improve their conference record to 4-0. In game two, the Scotties overcame a 24-16 deficit to win. The Scotties had 25 kills to the Wolves' 32, 29 blocks to 6, 9 aces to 6, 32 digs to 47, and 23 assists to Wolf Point's 31. Abrianna...
The Glasgow Middle School volleyball teams traveled to Malta on Sept. 25 for jamboree action. The 8th grade team lost 2-0 to the Malta Blue, lost 2-0 to the Malta White and lost 2-0 to Scobey. The Glasgow 8th graders beat Harlem 2-1. The 7th graders lost to Malta 2-0 and lost to Scobey 2-1....
The Glasgow Middle School football team hosed the Malta Mustangs at Scottie Field on ASept. 25 for a pair of games. The young Scotties won both games. Game one the Scotties defeated the Mustangs 38-0 and in game two Glasgow won by a score of 50-8....
The Glasgow Scottie boys took the top slot at their home cross country meet in Kiwanis Park on Saturday, while the Glasgow girls claimed third place. The day started cool and heated up quickly, in time with the Scotties scorching runs. The Scottie boys edged out the Wolf Point Wolves by a single point, 48 to 49, to earn the win with a total top five time of 1:32:54.18. Glasgow's girls earned 55 points with their time of 2:00:47.83 but they were outpaced by Custer County, 36 points, and Poplar,...
The Glasgow Scotties earned their first shut out of the season on the road in Colstrip last Friday and what a win it was. Glasgow blanked Colstrip 50-0 in the blowout victory. In a tremendous show of teamwork, the Scotties put on a clinic offensively and defensively, rolling over the Colts on their home turf. The Scotties had eight players put points on the scoreboard, led by senior Kyler Hallock with four touchdowns. Playing the other way, defensive coordinator Sam Tedrow exuded pride in his...
The Scottie volleyball team had two road trips this past weekend with games in Plentywood and Poplar. While the girls dropped their match against the Wildcats on Friday, they improved their conference record to 3-0. The Scotties’ record stands at 3-2 overall, with both losses coming at the hands of Plentywood. Glasgow traveled to Plentywood Sept. 17 with hopes of avenging an early season loss to the Wildcats. Though the team did not walk away with the victory, they forced the Wildcats to use all five sets for their win. “Girls fought hard and...
