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Sporting uniforms they debuted late last season, the Glasgow High School Ice Dawgs opened their hockey season this past weekend at the Valley Event Center, hosting the Flathead Fusion and Copper City Kings for four games. Facing off against teams with more games under their belts, the Dawgs had a challenging weekend, dropping four games to the visitors. Though they lost their games, the home team brought plenty of excitement to the ice, giving the fans and officials plenty to watch. Friday night...
The Glasgow PeeWee Ice Dawgs traveled to Miles City Dec. 12 to face off against the Generals in a rematch following their meeting in Glasgow. The young Dawgs dominated the game, skating away with a 9 to 1 win. Brody Hansen struck first for Glasgow, netting a goal at 11:11 in the first. Miles City answered back a few a minutes later, scoring their lone goal of the game before Glasgow took over the show. Landon Honey added two more goals, with an assist from Halley Hunter on the second,for the...
The Glasgow Bantam Ice Dawgs took on the Miles City Generals in a road trip rematch after their face off in Glasgow last weekend. The Dawgs took a loss on Saturday but battled back to a stalemate on Sunday. Glasgow penalties cost the Dawgs two goals on Saturday, allowing the Generals to score on two power plays. The Generals lone goal in Sunday’s 1-1 tie also came on a man advantage, while the Dawgs’ goal was scored short handed. Miles City took a 1-0 lead in the first period on Saturday, scoring after a dust up on the ice put several pla...
The Glasgow Speech and Drama season is off to quite a different start this season, but by all accounts it is a successful one thus far. Due to coronavirus health and safety precautions, the entire season is being held virtually. The change has been a challenge for coaches and students, but one they have stepped up to meet. The virtual season has come with its quirks as competitors adjust to the inevitable technology glitches, but coach Jodi Griffin tells the Courier, “We are working on getting better tech equipment with the hopes of i...
Hi-Line Youth Hockey played host to a number of hockey games at the Valley Event Center Dec. 5 and 6. The Miles City Generals were in town to face off against the Glasgow Ice Dawgs in the Squirt, PeeWee and Bantam levels. The PeeWees hit the ice first at 10 a.m., taking a decisive 7-2 victory after the Generals scored the first goal of the game and the day. The team was back on the ice Saturday afternoon, this time ending the game with a 7-7 tie. The Generals first goal came on a power play...
The Glasgow Ice Dawgs bantam team took a couple of hard losses Dec. 5 at the Valley Event Center, dropping both games to the Miles City Generals. The visiting team took 6-3 and 6-5 win margins on the Dawgs’ home ice. Glasgow took an early lead in their first game at noon on Saturday. The Dawgs took a two to nothing lead in the first period, on five shots on goal. Tristan Powell found the back of the net first, assisted by Charlie Cornwell. Mason Hunter then gave the Dawgs the go-ahead goal assisted by Dillon Hughes. Kolten Hansen turned away 1...
The Glasgow Ice Dawg Squirts hosted the Miles City Generals at the Valley Event Center Dec. 5 and 6. The young home team dropped three games against the visitors, but worked to improve their skills. Game one saw the Dawgs off to a cold start, losing to the Generals by a score of 11-1. The team’s lone goal came in the second period from Abigail Henry, assisted by Ellery DeDobbeleer. The Dawgs turned in a clean game, incurring no infractions, while Miles City was called for two penalties. Goalie Mary Knierim saw 27 shots in the game while her t...
Red and white. Black and blue. Those are the colors one might normally associate with a Glasgow Ice Dawgs hockey game. In this case, rather than bruises (though there were probably a fair amount of those also) the colors were for the jerseys worn by the four different lines who were on the ice Nov. 24 for a scrimmage. The scrimmage gave head coach Pat Braaten a chance to see his players in action. In a normal year, the high school boys team would begin their season at the Sidney tournament....
Gwendolyne Honrud the courier Dylan Nieskens announced on Nov. 24 that he would be continuing his academic and football career at Carroll College in Helena, Mont., following his graduation from Glasgow this upcoming spring. The Scottie tight end and linebacker chose to play collegiate football with the Fighting Saints because he felt the school offered a good health science program, which he will be majoring in. Nieskens was recently named to the Northern B All-Conference team and was selected...
Fifty students have been awarded Academic All State for the fall athletic season at Glasgow High School. They are varsity letter winners in their respective fall sports and earned a first quarter GPA of 3.5 or above. Fall Cheer M.E. Cunningham Carlos Gonzales Aubre Hartsock Stevie Hartwell Emma Page Tori Pehlke Abby Peterson Tommi Prewett Kambria Ross McKenna Strommen Tarin Vandall Cross Country Colter Cumber Kira Beck Reed Larsen Shanice Lagerquist Bergen Miller Iris McKean Riley Smith Emily See Lane Thompson Eve Stone Haylly Turner...
The Glasgow Ice Dawgs' 19U girls team hit the road to play two games in Havre Nov. 20 and 21 to kick off their season. The Dawgs brought home two tie games, with final scores of 2-2 and 5-5. Glasgow battled back from an early deficit in game one to tie the game and avoid the defeat. In a clean first period, Ice Hawk Jersi Mors found the back of the net with 6:19 remaining on the clock. The Hawks added an insurance goal in the second period on a goal by Frances Hanson assisted by Clara Holland an...
Glasgow star running back Jesse Lee announced via Facebook on Nov. 18 that he has committed to playing football for MSU Northern next season. Lee was a force for the Scotties, driving their ground game down the field weekend after weekend this season, often carrying opponents' defensive players along with him. In his announcement, Lee expressed his gratitude to all the coaches that made his football career possible. Lee told the Courier he chose Northern "because of how close it was to home..."...
The Glasgow Ice Dawgs Bantam team hit the ice for the first time this season on Nov 6. Opening their 2020-21 season in Sidney, the team brought home one win and three losses playing with a short bench. The win came in the Dawgs’ first game against Miles City. After going down 1-0 in the first period, the team rallied back and notched two goals in the second and four in the third for a 6-1 victory. The Dawgs put in a power play goal and a short-handed goal in the win. The second game against host Sidney saw a tighter score and a 4-2 loss for t...
The Glasgow Ice Dawg Squirts hosted their first hockey games of the season Nov. 14 and 15 at the Valley Event Center. The Helena Big Horns took all three games from the hosts, however the coaches expressed tremendous pride in their young team, noting that some players had only been on the ice a few times before their first game. Glasgow dropped their first game against Helena by a score of 18-1. The second game saw the Dawgs down by 10 goals with a final score of 12-2. The third and final game...
The Glasgow Ice Dawgs PeeWee team started their season in Great Falls Nov. 7 and 8. After only three practices, the Dawgs dropped their first game on Nov. 7 against the Great Falls Americans 6-3. The kids bounced back Nov. 8 in a 7-7 tie. According to coach Del Hansen, the Ice Dawgs were up by two goals but the Americans scored twice in the final minute to bring them even. The next weekend, the team traveled to Sidney for tournament play. Glasgow dropped their first game on Friday against Crosby by a score of 1-0. The Ice Dawgs then followed...
Glasgow's successful football season came to an end, just one game shy of the state championship. The team traveled to Manhattan this past weekend to take on the Tigers in the semi final game to determine who would move on to the final game of the season. At the final buzzer, Manhattan came out on top with a score of 43-18. The Scotties struggled against the Tigers, who came into the game fully prepared to shut down Glasgow's run game. Glasgow was unable to convert their drives into first downs...
Revenge is a dish best served cold, or in the cold? Glasgow football players had expressed a desire for revenge against Columbus after the Cougars destroyed the Scotties' playoff hopes last year. They served it up Nov. 7 at Scottie Field in a 46-0 rout. Under an overcast sky promising snow, the Scotties created their own blizzard on the field -- call it red and whiteout conditions -- blowing past the Cougars' defense on a second-quarter scoring streak that led to a running clock in the third....
The Lady Scotties repeated history last week by being crowned back-to-back District 2B champions and the team had hoped history would repeat itself again at Divisionals. Last year the team achieved second place at Divisionals, securing a spot at State for the first time in nine years. This year, amidst tough competition and a rather unusual overall season, the Lady Scotties faced off against teams they hadn't seen since earlier in the season and also had the opportunity to have a re-match agains...
After clinching third place at Districts the week before, the North Country Mavericks hit the road again to participate at the Eastern C Divisional volleyball tournament which was hosted at Sidney High School and Fairview High School. The goal of each team was to outlast and outplay to punch their ticket to State. The North Country Mavericks first match-up was against the Jordan Mustangs on Nov. 5, which the Mavericks clinched in three, 25-20, 25-21, 25-12. Jaycee Erickson led the team with eight aces, Danika Soper led the team with 13...
The Glasgow Scotties traveled to Malta on Oct. 30 with the goal of achieving back-to-back championships, and they met that goal by securing first place at the District 2B tournament. Coming together as a team, reflecting upon their past matches and fixing errors that plagued them in the past, the Lady Scotties took their season's momentum and drove home their goal. Coming into the tournament as the number one seed, their first match-up was against Poplar, whom the Scotties dominated in three, 25...
The Glasgow Scotties football team brought home a huge win in Eureka on Friday against the Lincoln County Lions. That win means the Scotties will be on home turf this Saturday, Nov. 7, to face the Columbus Cougars. And to say the Scotties are pumped for the game would be an understatement. "I am expecting the greatest rematch of the century," Tel Aune said. "I know we want revenge on them for taking us out of the playoffs last year but now that they're on our turf I think it will be a whole...
The North Country Mavericks played in Saco against Savage on Oct. 29 in their playoff-style tournament. The scores of the sets were: MAVS 25 21 25 25 Savage 13 25 19 22 Individual Stats: Danika Soper - Aces 4, Kill 1, Assists 19, Digs 1 Kaitlyn. McColly - Aces 3, Kills 15, Assists 1, Digs 10 Jaydyn Erickson - Aces 2, Kills 13 Jaycee Erickson - Aces 1, Kills 4, Assists 12, Digs 3, Block 1 Kia Wasson - Aces 4, Kills 5, Digs 9 Mattea McColly - Kills 2 Zandora Longtree - 3 Aces, 4 digs Paige Wasson - Assists 3 Block 1 Teagan Erickson - Kills 3...
The Glasgow Scottie boys brought home seventh and the girls claimed eighth at the Montana State Class B Cross Country Meet on Oct. 23 in Kalispell. The two-day all-class event was spread out over the course of two days and spectators were limited to accommodate the global coronavirus pandemic that has struck Montana hard over the last few weeks. But viruses were not the only natural event to put added pressure and to change things up on this year's runners. As of Friday afternoon, an October...
The Lady Scotties finished up the regular season this past week with five matches, two of which were double-headers due to not being able to play those opponents earlier in the season as a result of the pandemic. The Scotties won each of their five matches, ending the regular season 12-6 overall and undefeated in conference play with a record of 8-0. They will be entering 2B Districts this weekend as the number 1 seed. "I expect that we need to be ready for anything. It's tourney time, anything...
The Glasgow Scottie football team traveled to Fairfield to take on the Eagles for their final regular season game of the 2020 season on Oct. 23. In a tight back-and-forth game played in the falling snow, the Eagles came out on top 14-8. The Scotties ended the season with a 7-2 overall record, 4-2 in the Northern B conference. The Scotties will travel to Eureka this Saturday for the first round of playoffs. Despite the final score, the Scotties were proud of their effort in tough conditions. Quarterback Loden Idler told the Courier, “As a t...
