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The Nashua Porcupines hosted the Frazer Bearcubs on Jan. 10. The boys' side saw a victory, winning 58 to 36 however the girls' side saw a loss 43-35. The girls' game saw lots of back and forth action, keeping the point spread close throughout the first half and even into the third quarter of the second half. The Lady Porcupines secured 14 points in the first half, compared to the Bearcubs' 16 points, and due to Porcupine Tia Dees' four two-pointers and a free-throw made by Devin Fromdahl in the...
The Glasgow Scotties finished sixth at the Cowboy Classic in Miles City last weekend, Jan. 10 and 11. The hometown grapplers finished behind class A and AA powerhouses Billings Skyview, Billings West, Billings Senior, Miles City and Moorcroft, Wyo. Colten Fast claimed a first-place finish in the 132 lbs weight class; Kaden Zimmerman took the number two slot on the podium with a second-place finish in the 152-weight class; Mayson Phipps claimed third place in the 285; and Dylan Nieskens took four...
The Nashua Porcupines hosted the North Country Mavericks on Jan. 3 in the Nashua gym. The boys' game saw lots of back and forth action starting in the second quarter, however the Porcupines couldn't catch up, losing 48-60. The girls' side saw more one-sided action from the Lady Mavs who outscored the Lady Porcupines, 59-18. The boys game saw the Mavericks dominate the first quarter with 23 points compared to Nashua's two, achieved by Mack Winchester's two-pointer. The second quarter saw more act...
The Glasgow Scottie wrestlers braved weather and distance to take on 31 different schools at the Tom LeProwse Bozeman Invitational on Jan. 3 and 4 for the first set of bouts in the newly minted 2020 year. When it was all said and done, Glasgow had amassed enough points - 94 in all - to finish in the top half of schools at 12th place. Out of Class B schools, however, the Scotties claimed the top slot, only falling behind a litany of Class AA and Class A schools such as Great Falls High, Billings...
The Scottie boys and girls basketball teams played a combination of four games over the last week meeting up with Poplar on their home court on Jan. 2 before heading to Glendive on Jan. 4 to take on the Red Devils. Both the Scottie boys and girls teams defeated Poplar in two games decided by 10 or less points. The Scotties did not fair so well against the Red Devils, however, as both teams lost although by different margins. The boys fell to Glendive 72 to 50 in what could only be described as...
The Glasgow Ice Dawgs High School girls team traveled to Kalispell over the Christmas break to compete in the 19U Girls Winter Classic tournament. Glasgow went up against some tough teams from Bozeman, Missoula and Flathead in their four games of play, walking away from the tournament with one tie and three losses. Glasgow first faced off against the Icedogs of Bozeman Dec. 27. The Ice Dawgs jumped out to a 3-2 goal lead in the first period. Halle Hunter, assisted by Tatum Provencher, netted the first goal of the game at 12:20 but Bozeman was...
The Glasgow Scottie wrestlers traveled to Great Falls to take on 58 teams at the C.M. Russell Holiday Wrestling Classic. The two-day tournament took place on Dec. 20 and 21 and followed on the heels of the JV Fort Benton meet on Dec. 19. Overall the Scotties placed lucky number 13 against the deep field of teams ranging from Class AA down to C. Scotties head coach Jory Casterline said the tournament was good, but expressed some concerns about his decision to move some wrestlers down to JV...
The Scottie girls basketball team claimed a crushing victory over the Sidney Eagles 66 – 32 at their face off on Dec. 20 in Sidney. The Scottie boys did not fair as well after losing a hard fought battle with a loss of 52 – 50. The Scottie girls maintained control of the leader board the entire game, seizing the lead in the first quarter and continuing to bury the Eagles under a steady stream of points throughout the game. Also high on the board were fouls. The Scotties had nine fouls in the first half and eight in the second. Despite the attem...
The Lustre Lions traveled to Nashua on Dec. 20 and the spikes of the Porcupines could not keep the Lions away, as the Lion girls won a hard fought battle 34-32 and the boys won 59-12. On the girls' side, the game action saw back and forth two-pointers from each side with the score at half time 15-14 Lustre. The Lions and the Porcupines continued to keep up momentum, continually swapping two pointers and free throws into the second half of the game. Top scorers for the Lions included Amber...
The High School Ice Dawgs bounced back this past weekend, Dec. 28 and 29, after suffering two disappointing losses to Billings the weekend prior. Glasgow hosted the Copper City Kings, in town from Butte, at the Valley Event Center for a pair of games 12 hours apart. The action started at 8 p.m. Dec. 28 when the Dawgs took to the ice to defend their home. Copper City went up on the board first when Carson Barry scored with an assist from Noah Williamson. Glasgow answered back just under two minut...
The following results are from the Sidney Eagle Middle School Invitational that took place on Dec. 14, at Sidney High School in Sidney, Mont. Middle School 80-82 - Andrew Leslie’s place is second and has scored 6.0 team points. Round 1 - Andrew Leslie (Glasgow) won by fall over Eli Gramh (Wolf Point) (Fall 2:00) Round 3 - Andrew Leslie (Glasgow) won by decision over Elwood Cheverie (Dickinson) (Dec 15-13) Round 4 - Andrew Leslie (Glasgow) won by decision over Larry Big Leggins (Poplar) (Dec 10-6) Round 5 - Cayden Folsom (Williston) won by f...
All Valley County high school seniors are eligible to apply for substantial college scholarships that will be awarded in February by the Hi-Line Sportsmen. Scholarship winners will be announced at the conservation group’s annual fundraising banquet, scheduled for Leap Day, Saturday, Feb. 29, 2020, at St. Raphael’s Catholic Church’s parish hall in Glasgow. Over the past four years, a total of $13,000 has been awarded to 15 seniors headed for additional education, whether technical and trade schools or two- or four-year universities. In keepi...
Glasgow's 19U Ice Dawgs hosted their first home games Dec. 13, 14, and 15, at the Valley Event Center with a pair of games against both the Havre Ice Hawks and the Salmon Rapids. The Dawgs split the teams, losing to Havre and besting Salmon, ending their weekend with a 2 and 2 record. The players were pleased with their weekend. Kylie Lagerquist told the Courier, "I think it went well, really well." Her teammate and sister, Shanice Lagerquist added, " We had two younger girls who came up and...
The Glasgow Scottie Wrestling Team fell just out of the top three at the Scottie Invitational on Dec. 14 claiming fourth place with 119 points. The Scottie grapplers placed behind three Class A schools, with first place going to Sidney with 311 points, second place Custer County with 162.5 points and third place Dawson County with 130 points. Scottie Head Coach Jory Casterline said he thought the invitational on the Scottie's home turf went well considering the team had four wrestlers out due to...
The Scottie boys and girls basketball teams hit the road last week to play three games against the North Country Mavericks on Dec. 12 in Saco before heading to Red Lodge to play the Red Lodge Rams on Dec. 13 and the Columbus Cougars on Dec. 14. The Scottie girls claimed victories in all three games finishing 52 to 41 against the Mavs, 59 to 39 against the Rams and 46 to 43 against the Cougars. Box scores and stats were not available from the Scottie/North Country game on Dec. 12. In Red Lodge...
The North County Mavericks hosted the Glasgow Scotties on Dec. 12 in Saco. The boys came out victorious against the visiting team, 52-44 while the girls lost by a mere 11 points, 52-41. "The Glasgow girls put in a lot of time playing together this summer and played very well Thursday night. They shot the ball extremely well and their posts gave us troubles. They came in with a good defensive plan that took away a lot of our scoring options," stated Lady Mavs coach Amber Erickson. Top scorers...
The Glasgow Ice Dawgs high school boys started their season in Sidney, Dec. 6 through 8, after their scheduled games in Havre the weekend before had been canceled since the Ice Hawks did not have a goalie for the weekend of play. The Dawgs faced off against the hosts in their first game, falling to Richland 8-4. Glasgow jumped out to a two goal lead in the first. Isaac Braaten notched the first goal, with an assist from Michael Hoyer. Braaten again placed the Dawgs on the board, with assists by Ian Peterson and Colter Barnett. The lead...
The Glasgow Ice Dawgs' PeeWee team traveled to Havre Dec. 6, 7 and 8, to take on host Ice Hawks and the Great Falls Americans. The team skated away with three wins and one tie over three days. "Man, this team plays well together!" assistant coach Carin Barnett told the Courier. Facing off against the Ice Hawks in their first game, the Ice Dawgs came back from a 1-0 deficit in the first period to win the game, 6-4. Glasgow came alive in the second period, outscoring Havre 4 to 2. Brody Hansen sco...
The Glasgow Scottie Wrestlers made their way to the Sidney Eagle Invitational this past weekend to test their skills on the mat against some of the finest grapplers from Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota. The Scotties brought their all, finishing in the top half of teams at 11th out of 25 total teams. The Scotties followed up behind the likes of Sidney, Bozeman, Minot, Rapid City and a couple of Billings teams collecting a total of 88 points. "Obviously it's a tough competition," said...
Basketball teams from around the region converged on Glasgow Dec. 6 and 7 for the Class C Showcase to kick off the 2019-20 basketball season. Teams from Lustre, North Country, Nashua, Frazer and Glasgow represented Valley County while Plentywood, Turner, Wolf Point, Melstone and Terry traveled to town to round out the bracket. The non-stop action took place in the Glasgow High School gym with a few games across the street at the Evangelical Church. Teams hit the hardwood to work out early season...
Lucky number seven was working hard for the Glasgow Ice Dawgs Bantam team this past weekend at the Valley Event Center. The home team notched two victories over the Billings Bulls, scoring seven goals in each of their decisive wins. The Dawgs took to the ice Dec. 7 at 6 p.m. ready to defend their home turf. Tatum Hansen kicked off the scoring for Glasgow in the first period with an assist from Trevor Dulaney, converting on one of the 16 shots the Dawgs put on net. Glasgow goalie Kolten Hansen...
The Ice Dawg Squirts team faced some tough battles on home ice at the Valley Event Center Dec. 8 and 9. The young skaters faced off against Great Falls and Havre but were unable to find a path to victory. Despite the final scores, the weekend was not a total loss for the team. “Glasgow Squirts had four games this weekend,” head coach Landon Holte told the Courier, “Four more losses for the young team that continues to improve weekly though!” The developing team faced the Great Falls Americans Friday night but were outshot and outscor...
The Lady Ice Dawgs 19U team traveled to Sidney Nov. 22 through the 24 for their inaugural tournament of the season. The Dawgs struggled in the tournament going up against teams with more time and players on the ice. “We were outplayed, outmanned,” said Coach Paul Provencher. In the first game for the Ice Dawgs, Tatum Provencher logged the only goal for Glasgow, as they fell to Notre Dame, 7-1. Glasgow’s goalie, Elizabeth Nyquist, faced 53 shots in the game for an 87 save percentage. The Dawgs played a clean game with no time served in the p...
