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The Glasgow Scotties split their games last week, dropping a tough game 13-3 against an offensive Havre Blue Ponies team on Tuesday and then bouncing back to win in dramatic fashion at home against the Sidney Eagles by one run, 18-17. In Havre, Glasgow got on the board first in the top of the first when Alexys Mann crossed home plate on a passed ball. The Scotties at-bat ended though when Tatum Nyquist struck out. Havre answered with two runs of their own in the bottom of the first. Meranda...
After a hiatus from competition thanks to northeast Montana's version of Spring, the Scottie golfers were back on the links for two meets last week. The teams traveled to Wolf Point last Friday for the Poplar Invitational and then went the opposite direction on Saturday to play Marian Hills in Malta. No matter which direction the Scotties traveled, the weather was the same: awful, cold and windy according to head coach Todd Truscott. Despite the weather the first-year coach said the courses...
The Nashua Porcupines hit two track and field meets last week, traveling to Wolf Point and Whitewater for competition. The boys took sixth at the North East Montana Invite last Tuesday and seventh in Whitewater on Friday. The girls reversed the boys places, taking seventh in Wolf Point and sixth at the Whitewater Invitational. "The Wolf Point meet was a positive showing for us. We had many of our athletes place," said head coach Janice Rorvik. All the boys' points came from the field events at...
The Lustre Christian Lions competed in the North East Montana Invite and the Whitewater Invite last week, placing in both the girls' and boys' competitions at each event. The girls placed eighth in Wolf Point at the North East Montana Invite and fifth in Whitewater. The boys took fourth in Wolf Point and second in Whitewater. Alexa Redding, Tiara Whitmus, Aubri Holzrichter and the 4x100 relay team of Holzrichter, Shiarie Birdsbill, Whitmus and Redding were the point earners for Lustre on the...
The Hinsdale Raiders track team had a busy week, attending three separate meets last week. Their week started on Tuesday with the North East Montana Invite held in Wolf Point, followed by the Whitewater Invitational on Friday and the Sidney Invitational on Saturday. With the exception of a sixth place finish by the girls in Sidney, the boys and girls teams placed in the top five at event. The boys team claimed third at the North East Montana Invite, while the girls finished in fifth place. In...
“We had a real nice day in Sidney and saw quite a bit of improvement, especially on the boys’ side of things,” said Tim Phillips, head coach of the Glasgow track and field team. “But, we’ve still got a long way to go! We will work pretty hard this week and next, then it’s post season time already!” In Sidney Dawson County won the boys competition with 86, followed by Fergus with 71, Sidney 57.5, Hinsdale 49, Rickey-Lambert 39, Custer County 33.83 and Havre with 33. The girls placed seventh with 35 points and the boys claimed eighth place...
The Sidney Eagles came from behind twice on Friday, April 16 once to tie and once to take the lead in the softball game. But the Glasgow Scotties rallied in the sixth and seventh innings to take a decisive 23-16 victory over their hosts. The Scotties put up six runs in the top of the sixth and seven in the top of the seventh to down the Eagles. "We went to Sidney with a short team. We had two girls out and one hurt," said Ryan Hartwell, head coach. "Our underclassmen had to step up in pretty...
The Glasgow girls track team took nine spots in the top six at the Baker Invitational meet to amass 52 points and a third place finish. Baker took first with 74 and Colstrip claimed second with 60. The boys side took 10 spots on the podium for 38 points and a seventh place finish. The Scottie boys came in behind Sidney, 86; Dawson County, 85; Wolf Point, 64; Custer County, 64; Richey-Lambert, 58 and Fairview, 49. "We had a pretty good day in Baker. It was a day where we did some experimenting...
The Nashua Porcupines took nine athletes to Lewistown this past Saturday to compete in the Fergus Invitational. Head coach Janice Rorvik told the Courier, "The day turned out to be sunny and mild with no wind which was great for our runners, throwers and jumpers." Tia Dees and Devin Fromdahl scored points to put Nashua on the scoreboard at the event. Dees had a toss of 31'3 in the shot put to take fifth place while Fromdahl claimed sixth in the discus with a throw of 92'7. Dees was one inch behi...
Hinsdale Raider standout Kaitlyn McColly added three more first-place finishes to her track season on Saturday at the Fergus Invitational. The senior qualified for the State Class C track meet after winning the long jump and the 300 hurdles in Lewistown. She won the long jump by over a foot-and-a-half, leaping 16'8, setting a personal record. Her nearest competition coming from Malta's Erica Smith who jumped 15'00.5. She won the 300 hurdles in 47.34, over two seconds ahead of Havre's Sadie...
North Country Maverick standout Kaitlyn McColly signed a letter of intent on April 7 to play basketball with the Williston State Tetons. The 5'9" senior told the Courier that being offered "two completely free years" of school heavily influenced her decision on where to sign. But that was not the only reason for choosing Williston State. "Bill Triplett, he's a really good coach there. I think he's going to really turn around the program," McColly said. She added the college has excellent...
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GLASGOW WRESTLING CLUB FOR THE COURIER TOT 45 - Taryn Sundeen’s place is 5th and has scored 9.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Taryn Sundeen (Glasgow) received a bye () (Bye) Quarterfinal - Taryn Sundeen (Glasgow) won by fall over Colton Aguilar (Sidney Wrestling Club) (Fall 0:08) Semifinal - Kruz Aguayo (Team Champs) won by tech fall over Taryn Sundeen (Glasgow) (TF 17-2) Cons. Semi - Axel Hoye (Sidney Wrestling Club) won by tech fall over Taryn Sundeen (Glasgow) (TF 18-2) 5th Place Match - Taryn Sundeen (Glasgow) won by fall over Sadie G...
"It couldn't have gone any better." Coach Ryan Hartwell was pretty happy with his Glasgow softball team after they picked up two solid conference wins and went up against two Class A schools at the Lewistown Invitational this past weekend. Even though the team dropped their games against Laurel and Park, the Scotties coach said his team played well. "We left runners in scoring positions," he said of his girls' efforts. Hartwell noted his team's improvement from their first venture out – n...
The Hinsdale Raiders traveled to Havre on Saturday, April 10 to compete in the Havre Lions Meet. "It was a windy day, but perfect competition for the team," Head coach Taylor Olson said. The Hinsdale boys came out in sixth place, amassing 36 points, behind Fort Benton, 131; Fergus, 61; Havre, 55.5, Malta, 47 and Hobson-Moore-Judith Gap, 39. Jesse Lee claimed the only first-place finish for the boys, clearing 6' in the high jump. The Hinsdale girls placed eighth, earning 30.5 points on the day....
The Glasgow Scottie Track and Field team made the trip to Glendive on Saturday for the annual Wibaux Invitational track Meet. Of 21 teams who earned points for the girls side, Glasgow placed fourth, earning 50 points. The boys earned 42 points, to place fifth out of 15 teams on the scoreboard. "Obviously, Iris' [McKean] 3200m time was the performance of the day! That was a huge P.R. For her, qualified her for state, and put her seventh on the all-time Scottie list," said head coach Tim...
The Glasgow golf teams were back in action this past Friday, hitting the links in Shelby. Despite a windy day, the Scottie boys team dropped 36 strokes from their first outing. “What a difference two weeks make,” said coach Todd Truscott, while noting it is time to keep working. “I am very happy with the progress we have made!” Riley Smith led the boys with a score of 89, followed by Keigan Ingram with 91. Rance Rhoads scored 98, and Eli Feezell was right behind him with 99. Vinny Chappell rounded out the boys scoring with 109. The girls t...
Boys 85 - Tyler King's place is unknown and has scored 6.0 team points. Champ. Round 1 - Tyler King (Glasgow Wrestling Club) received a bye () (Bye) Champ. Round 2 - Tyler King (Glasgow Wrestling Club) won by fall over Isaac McKamey (Cascade Junior High) (Fall 0:42) Quarterfinal - Jesse Gehbhart (Choteau Middle School) won by fall over Tyler King (Glasgow Wrestling Club) (Fall 1:22) Cons. Round 4 - Ethan Reynolds (Project Wrestling) won by fall over Tyler King (Glasgow Wrestling Club) (Fall...
The Lustre Christian High School boys track team claimed ninth place in the Wibaux Invitational track meet and the girls team took 24. The boys earned 24 points, while the girls had 1.5 points. The Nashua Porcupines girls team placed 15, earning 6 points. Lions Coach Lynn Unrau said her team is working hard and are off to a good start this season. "Missing last year has been hard on everyone but we are rebuilding and making progress," she said. Senior Tiara Whitmus and sophomore Jasiah Hambira...
Spring was in the air and so were an untold number of athletes last Thursday at the Glasgow Invitational track meet. Twenty-six schools and more than 564 tracksters hit the ground running and jumping, a significant increase from the 2019 meet with 26 schools but only 384 athletes. Mother Nature surprisingly cooperated for the first meet of the year, with mostly clear skies and a breeze that became somewhat stronger as the day went on. At the end of a beautiful day, Hinsdale stood atop the Girls...
The Glasgow Scottie Softball team traveled to Colstrip last Thursday to kick off the 2021 season. After a year off due to the complete shutdown of schools and spring sports in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, the team shook off the cobwebs but still suffered two losses. Coach Ryan Hartwell said, “Taking a year off definitely had something to do with it. We’re discovering what we have to readdress.“ Glasgow faced defending state champions Huntley Project first in the Colstrip Invitational. The Red Devils came out strong in the first innin...
