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The Frazer Bearcubs traveled to Daniels County on Sept. 9 to compete in the Scobey Invitational. The girls teams were well represented with the high school team placing eighth with 71 points and the junior high girls placing sixth after scoring 54 points. The boys teams sent one runner to the field for the high school competition and one for the junior high race. Sophomore Ty Fourstar ran the 5,000 meters for the Bearcubs, placing 28th with a time of 28:23.5. In the junior high 1.5 mile race, sixth-grader Bryce Even ran a 12:00.5 race to...
Both Glasgow cross country teams came home with first place finishes from the Poplar Invitational on Sept. 4. The boys team claimed first place with 33 points beating out 12 other schools for the top slot. They were followed by Wolf Point, 72; Sidney, 125; Plentywood, 139; Scobey, 142; Culbertson, 146 and Poplar, 169. The girls team beat out 17 schools to take first place with 112 points. They were followed by Plentywood, 131; Poplar, 137; Scobey, 141 and Sidney, 226. Glasgow placed five...
The Glasgow Scottie football team bounced back in a big way Saturday, defeating Roundup 44-7 in an offensive rout. Co-captain Austin Hughes told the Courier, "The key for our success in Roundup was staying patient, calm, and executing the play." Co-captain Mo Fast credited the run game, "I think the key was just the way we were able to run the ball so well." Trey Johnson said, "We kept our cool during some tight spots in the game and were able to communicate very well." When asked what the team...
Glasgow's volleyball team, after a golden start at the Choteau Invitational, stumbled this past weekend. They lost to Plentywood at home on Friday then traveled to Chinook where they finished in second place. Coach Somer Hoerster knew the matchup against the Wildcats would be a tough one for her Scotties but her team took the visitors to all five games in the match. After five, Plentywood came out on top, 25-19, 23-25, 25-12, 17-25, 15-0. The Wildcats led in a all stats categories over the cours...
FOR THE COURIER Glasgow Middle School's girls cross country runners took second place in team standings at the Poplar Invitational last Saturday. The GMS boys, with only 4 runners, didn't have enough personnel to form a complete team For the second race in as many weeks, the GMS girls were paced by 8th grader Kimber Dulaney, who took fourth place overall with a time of 10:17, less than a second behind the third-place runner. Seventh-grader Haleigh Huntsman took 6th place in 10:36 for the...
The North Country Mavericks traveled to Richey on Sept. 3 to take on the Richey/Lambert Fusion. The Mavs made short work of the Fusion, defeating them 25-17, 26-24, 25-20. Coach Charlene Wasson said, "We played solid offense and made adjustments on defense that helped us out." She said her team did not serve the way they wanted to, but went on, "We are gaining momentum and if we keep fixing the little things we should keep rolling forward making good progress towards the end of the season." Teag...
The Lustre Lions volleyball team hosted the Glasgow Scotties JV squad in their home opener on Sept. 2. Lustre dropped the match 19-25, 4-25, 23-25. “Our girls were thrown a few curveballs this week with rotation changes and people not able to play in our game …,” said Lustre head coach Madison Neufeld. “They were able to tackle those challenges and greatly improved in their play. We took some huge steps forward in comparison to our play in the Culbertson tournament.” Grace Brown led the Lions in kills with two. Alexa Reddig had three blocks an...
The Frazer Bearcubs took four high school girls to the Poplar Invitational on Sept. 4 while the junior high team boasted 10 girls and three boys. Alyssa Toce Blount led the high school Bearcubs with a time of 26:23.42. The junior earned a 25th place finish. Sophomore Shakira Beston finished in fifth place with a time of 28:14.11. Sophomores Angel Nelligan and Kalianna Toce Blount finished in 47th and 50th places, respectively. Nelligan ran a 29:09.32 and Toce Blount ran the race in 29:28.70. Bryce Even, sixth grader, placed 38th in the boys...
The Porcupines took their high school girls team and both junior high teams to the Poplar Invitational cross country meet on Sept. 4. Lone high school runner Alyssa Murdock competed for Nashua. The senior ran a 32:29.36 to finish in 62nd place. Alexus Ponder was the only middle school Porcupine to run for the girls team. The sixth-grader ran an 18:07.05 1.5 mile to finish in 71st place. Nashua took three middle school boys to the meet. Sixth-grader Joseph Youpee ran a 10:52.50 and finished in 22nd place. Jackson Abern, seventh-grader, finished...
The Glasgow volleyball team started their 2021 season in the traditional way – at the Choteau Invitational. Last year’s tournament was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic, as were all the big tournaments which hurt the team according to head coach Somer Hoerster. Though, one might be forgiven for not noticing given how well the team played in their season opener. Glasgow came up against some tough competition but gave better than they received, finishing in fifth place after making the gold bracket and with a 7-5 overall record. The final...
One game a season does not make. The Scotties may have dropped their home opener against Shepherd on Aug. 28, but the season is a long way from over. "Our heads are held high," said head coach Patrick Barnett. The Scotties head coach took full responsibility for the 28-14 non-conference loss. "I didn't prepare the guys as well as I should have," he ruminated. "As a coach I failed the team so that loss is on me." While Barnett critiqued himself, he was generous with praise for his team. "We had...
The Glasgow cross country team started their 2021 season at the prestigious Billings Invitational on Aug. 27. The Scotties more than held their own as they went up against some of the best schools in the state. The boys team took ninth place overall out of 26 schools and claimed the top slot for Class B schools with 273 points. Junior Reed Larsen led the boys team, finishing in 39th with a time of 18:06.65, just barely eclipsing fellow Scottie Lane Thompson at the finish line. Thompson, also a...
The North Country Mavericks kicked off their 2021 volleyball season in Malta on Aug. 28. The team had two pool play matches and three tournament bracket matches, finishing in fourth place overall. In pool play, the Mavericks lost to Plentywood 26-24 and defeated Poplar 25-8. North Country split a match with Harlem, 25-12, 24-25, winning by total number of points. They fell to the host Mustangs 12-25, 24-25. That set them up to face Circle for the consolation game. In a tight contest the teams split with Circle winning a game 25-21 and the...
The Lustre Christian High School volleyball team started their 2021 season in Culbertson on Aug. 28. The team played Savage, Culbertson and Scobey in pool play and faced Froid/Medicine Lake in the the tournament round game. Aubri Holzrichter led the Lions in assists, 3; digs, 9 and aces, 2. Alexa Redding had two kills and two blocks for Lustre....
The Nashua and Frazer cross country teams started their 2021 season at the Wolf Point Invitational on Aug. 27. Frazer sophomores Anthony Jackson placed 31st and teammate Ty Fourstar placed 33rd for the Bearcubs boys team. Junior Alyssa Toce Blount placed 22nd in the girls race. Sophomore Shakira Beston placed 27th followed by fellow sophomore Kalianna Toce Blount in 28th. Another Bearcub sophomore, Angel Nelligan, placed 35th. “I know we were pretty excited as coaches,” said Frazer’s Cody Larson, who coaches the boys team, “we thought our kids...
JANICE RORVIK FOR THE COURIER We started off our first weekend of volleyball participating in the Culbertson Tournament on August 28th. There were eight teams invited and Nashua ended up playing pool play on the east court against Scobey JV, Froid/Lake, and Bainville. All of the pool play sets were played to 15. Our first match in pool play was against Scobey JV. We ended up losing to Scobey in two with scores of 15-5 and 15-14. Our second game we played Froid/Lake and lost in two with scores of...
FOR THE COURIER Glasgow Middle School's girls cross country runners finished a single point out of first place in their first meet of the season, a 1.55-mile course in Wolf Point last Friday. The Scottie boys, with only five runners, finished in fourth place. The girls were paced by 8th grader Kimber Dulaney, who took second place overall with a time of 10:30. The Scotties' other scorers were Haleigh Huntsman, who placed 6th overall in 11:10, just ahead of Josie Kemp, 7th in 11:22. Jensina...
Glasgow's newest fitness offering is a trap. Well, it's a trapeze, several of them in fact, courtesy of Skye Fitness. Shauna Stringer is the owner of and teacher at Skye Fitness. "I think this is perfect for this little town," she said. "I"m excited about doing something new." The yoga trapeze studio uses inversion slings to offer a modified take on traditional yoga. Use of slings relieves pressure on the body that can inhibit some practitioners from full participation in traditional yoga....
Competing for fun and bragging rights, 15 couples hit the links on Aug. 16 in the final night of co-ed golf. The just-for-fun league split into two flights and spread out across the course after two months of league play. After a round of alternate shot play to close out the season, Ed and Shelley Hopfauf claimed the first gross title in the X-flighter side, shooting a 261. Tyler and Heather Fox took second place gross, with a score of 290 over the the summer league. Marc and Deb Swanson scored a 266.18 to win the first place net title for the...
The best of Sunnyside met up with the best of Marion Hills on Aug. 21 for the annual Ryder Cup showdown. Twenty-four men made the cut to defend Sunnyside's title, earned in Glasgow two summers ago while last year's competition fell to the wayside in the wake of coronavirus outbreak. Unfortunately for representatives of Glasgow, the Ryder cup did not make the return journey to Sunnyside Golf and Country Club. After a round each of best ball, alternate shots and singles match play, more scorecards...
Low Water. That was the theme of the 11th Annual Missouri River Catfish Clash held in Williston, North Dakota over the weekend. The event came into question mid-week due to the low water levels and issues with the boat launch at tournament headquarters. Thankfully, Montana Cats worked collectively with the North Dakota Game and Fish Department to ensure safe access for all the anglers and assured that the event would go on as planned. Despite conditions that had not been seen over the last...
Glasgow is a wrestling town. Boasting back-to-back state championships and a level of community support that other towns only dream of cultivating, this town turns out for its grapplers. Therefore, it's only fitting that the Glasgow Wrestling Camp is quickly becoming one of the preeminent and gold-standard camps in the state. Under the direction of Jory Casterline, head coach for the Scotties, the Glasgow Wrestling Club and Derek St. John, head assistant coach at Iowa State University, the...
