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The 19U Ice Dawgs dropped to home games to the visiting Missoula RED Lady Bruins over the weekend at the Valley Event Center. Penalties cost the Dawgs, who gave up five goals while down a player to the Bruins over two games. Glasgow lost 4 to 1 on Friday and 7 to 0 on Saturday. The visiting Bruins outshot the hosts by a margin of 44 to 18 Friday night and 30 to 11 Saturday morning. Missoula took the 1-0 lead at the end of the first period Friday night. The Bruins doubled their lead early in the...
The Glasgow Bantam Ice Dawgs battled to a 2-2 tied Saturday evening against the Great Falls Americans, but fell to the visitors 5-0 Sunday morning. The penalty boxes were the place to be during the pair of games, as multiple players took mandated breaks from play. Bode Barnett found the back of the net first, putting Glasgow up 1-0 in the first period Saturday night on a power play. Great Falls put the puck past Dawgs' goalie Kolten Hansen twice in the second period to take a 2-1 into intermission. Aiden Price, on an assist from Tavin Boland,...
The Glasgow Scottie Girls basketball team appears to have found their game legs a few weeks into the season. The team added two wins to their record this weekend, defeating two class A schools, Sidney and Glendive. Friday night, the Scotties defeated the Eagles 51-36 in Sidney. They hosted the Red Devils on Saturday and beat the visitors 38-24. The Scotties took a slim one-point lead at the end of the first eight minutes of play in Sidney. Abrianna Nielsen led Glasgow with seven of her team's...
The Glasgow Scottie wrestling team added a few more wins to their record after a trio of events on the road. On Tuesday of last week, the team was in Sidney to take on the Eagles. They traveled to Havre on Friday for a triangular against Ronan and Corvallis where they grappled their way to two solid wins. The team split their duals on Saturday in Big Timber, beating Park/Sweet Grass and losing a tight dual to Laurel. In Sidney, the team had six wins and 18 losses. Shalynn Pedersen, Colten Fast,...
Glasgow’s high school Ice Dawgs hockey team traveled to Butte this past weekend to take on the Copper City Kings, in a rivalry that grows with each game. The Dawgs were blanked in Friday night’s match up but stormed the ice Saturday morning for their revenge and first win of the season, taking a 4-3 victory. In continuing their Broad Street style, the two teams racked up the penalty minutes. Copper City had 35 minutes of penalties over two games while Glasgow had 70 minutes worth of infractions. Copper City took Friday night’s game in a blow ou...
The Glasgow Scottie boys basketball team overcame a first-quarter deficit on Friday to beat the Sidney Eagles, 62-44, in a high-fouling game. On Saturday, the Scotties dropped a 72-48 game to the Red Devils in Glendive, in another game where free throws made a difference. In Sidney on Friday, the host Eagles took a 13-7 lead after the first eight minutes of the game. Keigan Skolrud put in a bucket and two free throws, while Hunter Collinsworth added two points and Dalton Sand had a free throw...
The Glasgow Ice Dawgs PeeWees team was in Butte this past weekend for a pair of games against the Copper City Kings. The team battled from behind in both games with strong play but Glasgow was unable to secure a win on the road. On Saturday, Copper City took a 5-1 lead in the first period, with Brody Hansen getting the lone goal for Glasgow. The Dawgs rallied in the second to score three goals while holding Butte to two. Landon Honey (assists Jack Miller and Hansen) and Hansen both put in short handed goals for Glasgow. Jack Miller added an...
The Glasgow Bantam Ice Dawgs traveled to Kalispell this past weekend where they took on the Flathead Fusion in a pair of outdoor games. The Dawgs lost their first game, 4-2, after a third period rally by the Fusion. They came back Sunday morning in a rematch which ended in a 4-4 tie. On Saturday, Flathead found their way past Kolten Hansen to start the scoring. Glasgow's Tavin Boland answered back on an assist from Aiden Price to end the first period tied at 1 each. Neither team found the back o...
Pretty happy. That's where coach Jory Casterline is with his wrestling squad a few weeks into the season while acknowledging the team has room for improvement. The Scottie team is adjusting to season changes made necessary by the coronavirus pandemic, including more events with fewer participants. This past week, Glasgow had three separate events: a triangular in Miles City on Thursday, a triangular in Malta on Friday and a home mixer on Saturday. "We dropped duals to two Class A schools," said...
The Glasgow Scottie girls basketball team reviewed their earlier losses, worked on their weak areas during practice and applied those lessons to their games this past weekend. The results were impressive - two conference wins by double digits over Harlem and Poplar. "The start of the season wasn't what we hoped for but it was nice to get a couple of wins this weekend," said Blaire Westby. "We're getting better at using each other's strengths which helps us be more successful." Leading the...
The Glasgow Scottie boys basketball team dropped their home game against the Harlem Wildcats on Thursday, but bounced back to take a 20-point win over the Poplar Indians on the road Saturday. Keigan Skolrud led the Scotties in scoring in both games, putting up 24 against Harlem and following it with a 32-point performance against Poplar. Against the Indians, Bergen Miller, 13 points, and Vinny Chapell, 10 points, buffeted the big man's scoring. But against Harlem at home, Skolrud was the only Sc...
The 19U Ice Dawgs celebrated Elizabeth Nyquist and Shanice Lagerquist in dramatic fashion this weekend, giving them three wins at home over the visiting Salmon Rapids. S. Lagerquist racked up five goals and one assist over the weekend while Nyquist notched three shutouts and and an assist from between the pipes. S. Lagerquist kicked off the action Friday night, scoring the Ice Dawgs' first goal with 4:20 to play in the first quarter of their first game against Salmon. She was assisted by Captain...
Keigan Skolrud got the opening tip off for the Glasgow Scotties over the North Country Mavericks on Thursday, Jan. 7 in the Glasgow High School gymnasium. He would go on to lead all scorers with 23 points and help propel his Scotties to a crowd-pleasing come-from-behind victory. Loden Idler led the visiting team with 17 points in a game in which the Mavericks led up through the end of the third quarter. North Country put the ball in the net first when Jon Rey Taylor fired off a three pointer....
From the moment the North Country Mavericks won the tip off against the Glasgow Scotties they were in control of the game. The visitors went on to win decisively 49-33 led by Jaycee Erickson's 19 points and Kaitlyn McColly's 15. Riley Noser and Tyann Graham led the Scotties with 14 and 12, respectively. Glasgow's troubles in the game started early when Abrianna Nielsen took a seat on the bench with two fouls just 33 seconds into the game. McColly scored first for North Country and the team would...
The 19U Ice Dawgs hosted their first home games this past weekend, facing off twice against the Flathead Fusion. Glasgow dropped their games on Jan. 8 and 9 to the visitors, who sported a far deeper bench than the home town girls. Glasgow appeared to take some time to get their game legs going on Friday evening after an extended holiday break. The girls stayed fairly even with Flathead in the first period, as the Fusion put up eight shots in the first to the Dawgs' six attempts. However, the Fus...
The Glasgow wrestlers hosted their home opener Friday, Jan. 7, the first of eight events this season in Glasgow, before traveling to Cut Bank for another triangular on Saturday. Glasgow faced off against two Class A schools, Havre and Dawson County and matched up against Cut Bank and Lincoln County on the road. At home Glasgow lost their first dual against Havre due in part to forfeited matches. Wins and losses for both teams were even at five a piece, but Glasgow gave up two matches to forfeits...
The Glasgow wrestling squad traveled to Columbus on Jan. 2 to kick off their delayed season with match ups against Columbus and Huntley Project. The Scotties brought home two wins, defeating Columbus 48-27 and beating Huntley Project 33-29. Damon Adkins, 103-pounds; Kyler Hallock, 170-pounds; Dylan Nieskens, 205-pounds, and Mayson Phipps, 285-pounds, led the highlanders with two victories each. Adkins defeated Seth Kornick of Columbus for six points and drew a forfeit against Huntley Project. Hallock defeated Columbus’ Colby Coleman and won a d...
The Glasgow High School Ice Dawgs hosted the Helena Bighorns over the New Year's weekend for four games. The Dawgs dropped all four games by double digits and frustrations spilled onto the ice and into the penalty box for both teams. Though Glasgow boasts a number of talented skaters, the team has yet to mesh this season, with players in and out of the lineup. The New Year's matchup against the Bighorns proved to be all Helena as Glasgow failed to mount an offense. Glasgow was outshot on the...
The Glasgow Scottie girls basketball team dropped their home opener against the Malta M-ettes on Saturday night. The Jan. 2 game saw Malta walk away with a 55-38 victory after they capitalized on a strong first quarter and a tired Scottie Squad in the fourth quarter. Malta's Kylie Hunter struck first in the game, scoring the first of her three three-pointers of the quarter. Despite some opening night jitters which resulted in some questionable passes and turnovers, the Scottie girls showed no fe...
The Scotties did not get the start they wanted to their 2021 basketball season. The home squad, decked out in their red road uniforms for Color Rush night, fell to the visiting Malta Mustangs, 57-40. Rex Williamson set the pace for the Mustangs, draining a three pointer early in the first quarter. Malta would nail 10 three-pointers in the game, netting over half their points from outside the perimeter. Malta took an early 8-0 lead on two treys and a bucket before Glasgow called a timeout to atte...
There are going to be a lot of eyes on Glasgow this year, the attention focused on the defending state wrestling champions. Coaches and wrestlers alike will be looking to unseat the Scotties from their 13th state title holder position. The attention doesn't seem to faze head wrestling coach, Jory Casterline. "Pressure, no. Target on our backs - yes," he said when asked if he felt any pressure as the state championship team. "We won't put undue pressure on the kids." Casterline stressed that his...
The Glasgow Scotties hit the hardwood floor for their annual Red and White Basketball scrimmages last Tuesday evening, Dec. 22. In keeping with 2020, this year's scrimmages were different - no spectators were allowed in due to the continuing coronavirus pandemic. The matches were broadcast on NFHS, as will be the rest the of the season provided all schools have the capability to film the games. The scrimmages were a preview of the basketball season to come, giving coaches a chance to see their...
Mayson Phipps continues to rack up the football honors. The Glasgow senior was one of four defensive linemen to be named to the East Roster for the 2021 Montana East-West Shrine Game. The annual football contest is scheduled to take place June 19, 2021 in Billings. The high school all-star showcase returns after the 2020 contest was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. Also receiving accolades was fellow Scottie senior Dylan Nieskens. Nieskens was one of four inside linebackers named to the alternates list for the 74th Shrine Game. The...
In an unusual weeknight game, the High School Ice Dawgs took on the Richland Rangers in a late addition to the schedule at the Valley Event Center. The Dawgs dropped the non-conference game in which head coach Pat Braaten took on an observer role. "I'm sitting up above, watching," he said. "It gives me a different perspective on the players." The game gave the Dawgs the chance to face the Rangers, who had been scheduled to host the opening tournament of the year. It was also possibly the only...
