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Both the Scottie boys and girls track teams claimed fourth place finishes at the Northern B Divisional meet in Glasgow this past weekend. "I was a bit disappointed in how we finished on Saturday," head coach Tim Phillips said. "I thought we had a pretty good shot to place to third on both sides, but those little things you sometimes need to fall your way, did not." The Glasgow girls earned 62.50 points, fishing behind Malta, 99; Conrad, 83.50 and Choteau, 65.60. The Scottie boys put up 55...
"I mean it's always disappointing when you don't finish were you want to." Despite the fact that the Scottie softball team will not be moving on the State tournament this weekend, head coach Ryan Hartwell stressed his team did meet accomplish a number of their goals this season. Glasgow's young team came into the tournament as the fourth seed and finished the year with a 10-9 record, the first winning season for the team since 2017. The Scottie coach also highlighted that the team will be...
Valley County track and field teams found themselves well represented at the Eastern C Divisional meet in Sidney on May 20. Combined, Hinsdale, Lustre Christian, Nashua and Opheim (Scobey-Opheim Unified) took 31 podium spots and nine first-place finishes. Six top-six spots were personal records. The Hinsdale Raiders took second in boys competition with 89 points, behind Richey Lambert at 107.5. The girls team tied for fifth, earning 50 points and finishing behind Plentywood, 65; Saco, 60; Fairview, 57, and Savage with 53. The unified...
The Glasgow Scottie girls claimed their fourth District 2B Track title in as many years, and the 19th title in school history. The win was not cemented in Scottie history until the final event of the day. "The girls were up by one point with only the 4x400m relay left," said head coach Tim Phillips. "They had a 4 second p.r. To win the event and seal the win! It was extremely exciting day! Kira [Beck], Emily [See], and Ava [Lloyd] kept us in it and Iris [McKean] sealed the deal!" Glasgow earned...
For the first time in many years, the Glasgow Scottie golfers sent both teams to the state competition. Under the stewardship of first-year-in-action head coach Todd Truscott, the boys claimed second place at divisionals in Shelby last week and the girls notched a third place finish. The teams were in Billings on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week for the State B tournament at Eaglerock (results were not available at press time). The fickle Montana spring weather threw a number of challenges at...
The District 3C track meet was held May 15 with Wolf Point playing host. Whitewater ran away with the girls top slot while Scobey dominated the boys field. Hinsdale, Lustre Christian and Nashua will all be sending competitors to the Eastern C Divisional meet in Sidney this Saturday, May 22, as will Opheim, who had a handful of athletes competing on the unified Scobey-Opheim team. The Scobey girls took second place with 120 points, followed by Saco, 100; Hinsdale, 83; Nashua, 43 and Lustre...
The Glasgow Scottie softball team went three and one over the course of their last weekend of regular season play. Their trip started with a 23-19 win in Lewistown over Fergus. They then traveled to Cut Bank where they beat Great Falls Central Catholic 20-2, lost a tight 3-2 defensive game to Cut Bank, and finished with a strong 21-3 victory over Shelby. With the three wins, the Scotties finished their regular season with a 9-7 overall record, going 4-3 in conference play. The team sits in the n...
The Glasgow Reds kicked off their 2021 season in Havre on May 16, unfortunately starting their record 0-2. The team got on the board first against Helena, but could not maintain and lost the game 13-1. Back on the field against the host team, Glasgow mustered more offense but lost 12-3 to the Havre North Stars. Jack Kolstad scored the Reds’ lone run in the game against Helena, rounding home in the first inning on a single line drive to right field by Juliun Benson. Glasgow’s defense kept the game close, allowing Helena only two runs in the bot...
Glasgow played host to the annual Top Ten Track and Field meet on Star Wars day and the Fourth proved to be with Valley County athletes. Local stars turned in 12 personal records and 19 podium appearances in competition against regional athletes. Hinsdale's Kaitlyn McColly did not disappoint fans, racking up four first places, one second place finish and two personal records. Her teammate Loden Idler claimed two first places, a second place finish and two personal records. "Top Ten was a meet...
The Glasgow Scotties softball team traveled to Glendive on Friday, May 7 for a double header. The night had originally been scheduled for a single game but was bumped up to a double header after weather cancelled an early season game in Glasgow between the two teams. Glasgow took both games, winning the first 6-2 and taking the second game 11-8. The Scotties took an early lead in the first game and never gave it up, allowing Dawson County only two runs in the bottom of the fourth inning. The...
Predictions of inclement weather led to the cancellation of the Jean Dreikosen Invitational Meet at Scottie Field, scheduled for May 8. The lack of the Hinsdale/Saco meet meant that Valley County teams competed in their final regular season meet at the Gene Nelson Memorial Invite on Friday, May 7, where the most the teams had to deal with was the notorious northeastern Montana wind. The Wolf Point track is also the site of the upcoming District 2B/3C Track meet this Saturday, May 15. Glasgow’s teams claimed top slots at the meet as the boys tie...
"It's been a huge whirlwind, with the Saco-Whitewater meet on Friday in Glasgow and the Belt-Fairfield meet in Great Falls on Saturday," Tim Phillips said about his Glasgow Scotties' track and field schedule. "But we really needed to see our athletes in a variety of events, especially the field events." The Scottie coaching staff continues to push their young team to try new and different events, experimenting with finding the best placements for their athletes. The moves are paying off as the...
Wolf Point played host to the Freshman/Sophomore Invite on April 27, giving first-year high school tracksters to compete directly against each other. Hinsdale, Lustre Christian, Nashua and Frazer all sent athletes who put their teams on the scoreboard. Hinsdale finished fourth in the women's competition, with 55 points, behind Scobey, 148; Wolf Point, 92 and Culbertson, 70.5. Lustre Christian finished fifth with 36; Trinity Christian sixth with 34; Nashua had 24 points for seventh; Dodson took...
The Nashua Porcupines turned in an impressive showing at the Whitewater/Saco Invitational on April 30 in Glasgow, registering a number of personal records.The girls team placed sixth with a score of 38 while the boys placed fourth, also with 38 points. The team then traveled to Glendive on Saturday where the girls team took a 14th place finish with five points. "We were lucky to have had two beautiful days of warm weather for track last weekend," said Nashua head coach Janice Rorvik. "The warm...
The Hinsdale Raiders traveled to Glasgow on April 30 for the Whitewater/Saco Invitational and took third places in both the girls' and boys' competitions. The girls' team racked up 75 points to finish behind the two host teams. Whitewater scored 136 for first place and Saco took second with 91. The boys scored 66.5 points, finishing behind Harlem, who took first with 168.5 points and Glasgow, who scored 128.5 points for second place. "Our athletes did awesome. Most of our athletes recorded...
Over fifty high school golfers converged on Sunnyside on April 30 for the Glasgow Invitational meet. The day started with perfect weather, but quickly turned hot and windy, upping the challenge level on a course known for its out-of-bounds challenges. The Scottie teams stepped up to defend their home course with both the boys and girls claiming first place finishes. The Glasgow girls netted a combined score of 461, finishing ahead of Malta in second with 486 and Scobey in third with a score of...
The Lustre Christian High School Lions attended the Richey and Lambert Invitational on April 28 in Lambert where the girls finished in ninth with 16 points and the boys took sixth with 42 points. Sophomore Jasiah Hambira was the boys star, earning all his team’s points, while Tiara Whitmus earned all the girls’ points. Both athletes represented Lustre at the Top 10 track meet in Glasgow on May 4. Hambira placed fourth in the 200 meter run, finishing in 24.71. He won the 400 meter run in 54.93, a personal record. He also turned in firsts in the...
Glasgow big man Keigan Skolrud signed a letter of intent last week to play collegiate basketball for Rocky Mountain College. The Scottie, who played post in his high school career, will be moving outside for the Battling Bears. "I'll have to change my game around to fit my teammates who are playing with me at the time," he said while acknowledging the height difference at college will impact his role on the team. Skolrud raved about RMC's location, community and culture. "The school was set for...
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...
