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The 26th Annual Scottie Wrestling Invitational proved to be an historical and a record-setting weekend. Twenty-seven schools sent 275 wrestlers to the event, including 39 girls taking advantage of the second year of girls wrestling being a sanctioned sport in Montana. Glasgow put 14 grapplers on their home mats, 13 boys and one girl. The Scottie boys team claimed a third-place finish with 123 points. Senior Kyler Hallock led the boys team with a second-place finish and 23 points. Shalynn...
The Scottie girls basketball team picked up their first win of the season – defeating Joliet by double digits, 46-33 – after dropping a tight game to Red Lodge, 42-21, at the Wooden Memorial Tournament this past weekend. Glasgow took a first half lead over host team Red Lodge Friday evening, going into the break with a 27-20 lead, building from their 14-13 first quarter lead. Red Lodge came out strong from the half, putting up 11 points in the both the final quarters while holding Glasgow to...
The Scottie boys basketball team picked up their first win of the 2021-2022 season this past weekend at the Wooden Memorial Tournament in Red Lodge this past weekend. Glasgow lost game one to the host team 55-50 on Friday in an overtime thriller then came back to defeat Joliet 41-38 Saturday. The Scotties played Red Lodge tight throughout the game. Glasgow trailed by only one at the end of the first quarter,10-9, and at the half, 18-17. Red Lodge held only a two-point advantage, 29-27, heading...
Frazer's girls basketball team split their weekend games in Wolf Point this past weekend. Friday, the Bearcubs earned their first win of the season, defeating the Glasgow JV team 31-22. They dropped their second game of the Tip-Off Tourney to the host Wolves' JV squad, 47-30 on Saturday. The Bearcubs took a 7-3 lead over the Scotties at the end of the first and held on to their lead throughout the game. Frazer led 13-9 at the half and 23-18 going into the final quarter, outscoring Glasgow in...
Frazer's boys basketball team dropped both of their games at the Tip-Off Tournament this past weekend in Wolf Point. Friday saw the Bearcubs fall 63-30 to the Glasgow JV team. Saturday, the host Wolves defeated Frazer 63-44. The Bearcubs held even with the Scotties in the first quarter with both teams putting 17 points up on the scoreboard. However, Glasgow took over the game in the second, outscoring Frazer 19-4. After halftime, the Scotties scored 15 in the third and 12 in the fourth while...
The Lustre Christian girls basketball team added two to their win column this past weekend at the Tip-Off Tourney in Wolf Point. The downed the Wolf Point JV team 40-24 and defeated the Poplar JV squad 63-37. Friday night against the Wolves, the Lions overcame a slow first-quarter start to run away with the game. After going down by one point, 7-6, they outscored the host team 9-4 in the second to take a 15-11 lead at the half. The Lions came out hot after the break, putting up 17 points in the...
The Lustre Christian boys basketball team posted two big wins this past weekend at the Tip-Off Tourney in Wolf Point. The Lions defeated the host team JV squad by an 86-25 margin Friday and downed the Poplar JV team 79-30 on Saturday. In their game against Wolf Point, Lustre put more points in the first quarter – 35 – than the Wolves would score in the game. Lustre held the host team to 12 points in the first eight minutes. They added 19 points in the second quarter while Wolf Point put up 6 p...
The Nashua girls basketball team found their game in Wolf Point at the Tip-Off Tournament, snagging two wins over the weekend. The Porcupines downed the Poplar JV squad 54-31 and defeated the Glasgow JV team 41-12. Nashua took a double-digit lead in the first quarter, 15-5, against the Indians and never looked back. The Porcupines put up another 15 points in the second while holding Poplar to a single field goal. Poplar came out stronger after the break, putting up 12 points in each the third...
The Nashua boys basketball team dropped their two games at the Tip-Off Tourney in Wolf Point this past weekend. A fourth-quarter surge put the Poplar JV squad ahead of Nashua 48-40 at the final buzzer on Friday. Saturday, the Porcupines were unable to counter the Glasgow JV team and fell by a 47-14 margin. Nashua held the lead over Poplar for three of four quarters on Friday, up 13-11 at the end of the first. They were up by five at the half 27-22 and led 37-33 going into the final eight...
It was another great weekend for the Lady Mavericks as they headed down to the Lewistown Holiday Classic Tournament. They started out with a rematch of the State C Championship game last year, Fort Benton. The Lady Mavericks were able to come out with a solid victory winning 49-23 over the Lady Longhorns. The girls came out focused and aggressive on both ends of the floor. Paige Wasson led the charge with 19 points and 7 rebounds, Jaycee Erickson 12 points, 5 rebounds and 4 steals, Teagan...
The young North Country boys basketball dropped both games at the Wooden Memorial Tournament this past weekend in Fort Benton. They fell to the host team 46-22 Friday and were defeated 58-29 by Winifred/Roy Saturday morning. Fort Benton took an 18-5 lead over North Country after the first eight minutes. The Longhorns aded 9 points in second while the Mavericks scored another 5 points. Fort Benton scored 10 in the third and 9 in the fourth while holding North Country to 7 and 5 points. Trey...
The Glasgow Ice Dawgs high school team claimed two wins Saturday in Butte over Salmon High School. Glasgow won the first game by a score of 5-4 Saturday morning, then routed their opponents 7-0 that evening. "This weekend we played our fifth and sixth games of the year, and showed so much improvement already," Dawgs' captain Colter Barnett said. "Success comes much easier once our team begins to work together like we did this weekend!" The Ice Dawgs leapt out to an early lead in game one, going...
The Glasgow Ice Dawgs bantam team traveled to Butte this past weekend where they tied game one at 5-5 with the host team, then rebounded to win 8-5 in game two. Glasgow scored first in game one when Brody Barnett hit the back of the net at 12:59. Butte tied the game at 11:16 in the second period but Glasgow regained the lead at 4:37 on a goal from Tavin Boland, assist Brody Hansen. Glasgow took a two-goal lead at 3:17 on a goal from Landon Honey with an assist from Boland. With just 38 seconds...
The Scottie Speech and Drama team came up against some tough competition this past weekend when they attended the Laurel Invitational. With 31 schools and 344 competitors in attendance, only one Scottie made it to the finals. Mason Swenson earned a third place finish in Memorized Public Address. Many of the Scotties were just a couple of points from entering the finals and earning a top eight finish. Harley Edwars, Dramatic Oral Interpretation, and Chase Tarum, Humorous Oral Interpretation, both...
For two straight days, the Glasgow High School Gymnasium was the site of non-stop Class C basketball action. Frazer, Lustre Christian, Nashua and North Country, representing Valley County, sent their girls' and boys' teams to the hardwood against teams from the region. After two days and two games for each team, the Lustre Christian boys and North Country girls walked away with 2-0 records to start the season. The Nashua girls went 1-1. Both Frazer teams, the Nashua boys, the Lustre Christian...
The Glasgow Scottie wrestlers, the defending Class B State Champions, kicked off their 2021-2022 season at the highly-competitive Sidney Eagle Invitational Dec. 4-5. Glasgow finished in 15th place with 53 team points, out of 26 teams from seven states. Glasgow lost their opener against Mahomet Seymour, Ill., 31-15. Columbia, Idaho, defeated Glasgow 62-12 in the Scotties second dual. Glasgow then faced off against fellow Montana State Champion Circle, where the Class B champs defeated the Class C champs 48-24. Glasgow dropped their final dual...
The Glasgow Scottie girls team stumbled in their opening match-up. Glasgow held a one-point advantage at the half, but Wolf Point came out strong in the third and fourth quarters to take the 52-48 victory on their home court. Glasgow scored 12 points in the first quarter, compared to Wolf Point’s 5, and 12 more in the second quarter. However, the home team rallied with 18 points to bring them within one at intermission. Fouls cost the home team as they sent Glasgow to the charity stripe 21 times in the first half with the Scotties converting on...
The host Wolf Point Wolves jumped out to an early lead at home over the Scotties which they held on to despite a second half Glasgow rally. Wolf Point took the first game of the season by an 11-point margin, 55-44. Glasgow was outscored in the first quarter 12-7 and 20-8 in the second quarter, giving the home team a 32-15 lead going into halftime. The Scotties outscored the Wolves by one point in the third, 10-9 and by 5 in the fourth, 19-14, but fell short of undoing Wolf Point’s lead. Freshman Wyatt Babb led the Scotties with 25 points, i...
The Glasgow Speech and Drama team continued their domination of the northeastern Montana scene this past weekend with a Class B Speech Sweep in Medicine Lake on Dec. 4. This marks the third week in a row the Scotties have notched a first-place finish. Fynn Sukut earned the top slot in Impromptu and Gabriel Proctor brought home a first-place finish in Humorous Oral Interpretation. Mason Swenson’s Memorized Public Address took second place and Chase Tarum earned a second-place finish in Humorous Oral Interpretation. Harley Edwards took fourth i...
The Glasgow 19U Ice Dawgs team took the 19 and under age rule and ran with it again this season, suiting up a number of players who fall well below high school age. But the age difference did not factor into the girls' first two games this season as they defeated Butte Copper Kings at the Valley Event Center. Glasgow won 3-2 Saturday evening and 5-2 Sunday morning. Glasgow took a 3-0 lead after the first period of play Saturday, with all three captains finding the back of the net. Captain Tatum...
The High School Ice Dawgs went 1-3 at the annual Sidney tournament this past weekend, with their win coming against Northwood Saturday evening. Glasgow lost their opening game against the Minot Junior Gold 4-1. Captain Colter Barnett netted the Dawgs' lone goal at 9:01 in the third. Ice Dawg goalie Kolten Hansen faced 25 shots between the pipes while his teammates fired an equal number at the Minot net minder. Glasgow was called for two penalties with Connor Koski serving time for tripping in...
The Glasgow Bantam Ice Dawgs struggled in their opening weekend, dropping two games to the visiting Bozeman Icedogs. Glasgow lost 8-0 Saturday evening and 8-1 Sunday morning. Glasgow goalie Jacob Potter was seldom left alone during the two games, facing 44 shots Saturday and 36 on Sunday. His teammates had 20 shots on goal in game one and 15 in game two. Glasgow served time for four infractions in the first game while Bozeman was called for only one penalty. John Cornwell served time for...
There is something about the music of a high school pep band that hits different. Glasgow is lucky to be home to one of the top pep bands around. Under the direction of GHS alumni Todd Truscott, the Scottie pep band brings a little something extra to every home sporting event they can – whether in the gym for basketball and volleyball, or out in the Scottie Field bleachers for football. "When you that school song roaring across whatever gym or football field or anything, it's very i...
