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The 2019 Northern B Divisional track meet started off a bit differently than previous years. The meet was scheduled to begin on Saturday, May 18. However, due to inclement weather in the forecast, the decision was made to move the pole vault indoors and it was held on Friday night, May 17, at the Valley Event Center. With the help of Gary Wageman, coach Kirk Capdeville and the vault crew worked hard to get things ready for the event. "It was truly a unique night for all involved and gave the...
The Scottie girls' softball season came to an abrupt end this past weekend when all games at the divisional tournament in Billings were cancelled due to inclement weather and poor field conditions. Huntley Project, Cut Bank, Conrad and Shepherd advanced to the state tournament based on regular season standings. "That was one of the hardest things I've ever had to do," said head coach for the Lady Scotties, Ryan Hartwell. "Stand in front of a dugout full of high school girls and tell them their...
Catfish enthusiasts packed into CowBoys Bar & Casino in Huntley for the annual kick-off tourney on the Montana Cats tour on May 10. Through the duration of the calcutta/social, the crowd experienced overcast and rainy conditions. This threatened to play out a familiar scene on most historical Yellowstone Challenge tourney weekends. Competition day, however, was an entirely different story. Seventy-degree temperatures, light winds and moderate river flows were a welcome change over the course of...
The Scottie Track and Field program continues to dominate the 2B District as it secured a sweep of the district titles for boys and girls in Wolf Point on May 11. The day was another dismal day for weather and the athletes likely struggled to perform at their peak throughout the day, but the kids in Northeast Montana seemed to take it in stride. The proof is in the results. The boys earned their seventh consecutive District title and the girls finished with their third consecutive win....
Divisional Golf Results Wolf Point, May 7 Boys Team Scores Conrad 331 Choteau 365 Shelby 379 Fairfied 393 Malta 409 Glasgow 419 Wolf Point 460 Boys Individual Results *Oden Hallock, 7th, 91 Saul Hansen, 104 Ian Peterson, 110 Donny Brabeck, 114 Dillon Godwin, 132 Girls Team Scores Shelby 356 Poplar 412 Glasgow 418 Choteau 429 Conrad 437 Fairfiled 442 Malta 456 Girls Individual Results *Lexie Pehlke, 9th, 96 *Bailee Baxter, 15th, 104 *Alexus Nistler, 105 *Shanice Lagerquist, 113 *Kylie...
The District 3C tracksters converged on Wolf Point to compete for hardware and earn their way to the divisional meet coming up. A total of 17 Class C school were represented. Scobey swept the meet for first place in boys and girls, while Lustre and Hinsdale traded second and third for the boys and girls. The Hinsdale boys out-scored Lustre by 45 points for their second-place trophy, while the Lustre Christian girls defeated the Lady Raiders by a mere eight points to get the silver. Individually,...
Nashua High School graduate Taylor Laumeyer continues to set records and benchmarks for the Minot State Beavers track and field program. On May 11, at the 2019 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Outdoor Championships in Duluth, Minn., the freshman won the javelin with a provisional mark of 41.59 meters as well as a provisional mark and achieved a DII school record in the discus with a toss of 45.51 meters. She is Minot State's first female athlete to win an NSIC Outdoor...
Top athletes from around the region assembled at Scottie Field on April 30 for the annual Top Ten Track Meet. Glasgow's head coach Tim Phillips was impressed with the Scottie's effort. "We didn't hit a home run every time in every event, but there were a lot of great performances," he said. "We had more breakthrough performances that are really impressing me." Arguably, the most outstanding display of the evening was a record-breaking javelin throw by senior Tehya Campbell. Her mark of 128-8...
The Scottie track and field team has been putting in some long hours this past week. According to head coach Tim Phillips, the team has competed in four separate meets in the span of eight days. "It's been a real tough stretch," he said. "But we've also used it as a training tool." Most recently, the Scotties were in Wolf Point for the Gene Nelson Memorial Meet on May 3, then at Scottie Field for the Jean Dreikosen Memorial Meet hosted by Hinsdale on May 4. "We had a really good day on Friday in...
The Lady Scottie softball team was on the road to Havre for a pair of games on May 4. They were matched up against two entirely different teams for the day, facing the Conrad Cowgirls and the Shelby Lady Coyotes. At the conclusion of conference play for the season, the Cowgirls are seeded third and the Lady Coyotes are seeded ninth. Conrad dominated over Glasgow and defeated the Scotties 19-3 in four innings. Conrad 19, Glasgow 3 Alexys Mann – 2 at-bats, 1 hit, 1double, 1 RBI Devin Johnson ...
The Scottie golfers had another great meet in Harlem on May 3. Lexie Pehlke led the girls to a second-place finish with her first place personal best score of 86. Alexus Nistler shot a 104 for seventh, Shanice Lagerquist shot a 111 for eighth, and Kylie Lagerquist shot a 163. For the boys, Ian Peterson took sixth with a 113, Saul Hansen shot a 126 and Donny Brabeck shot a 132. Madde Swindler earned an individual first-place finish for the JV girls with a score of 135. Isabelle Hood finished...
The Scottie golfers are having a good season, punctuated by two consecutive wins this last week. The boys and girls swept the Scottie Invitational held at Sunnyside Golf Course on April 26, and the Malta Invitational on April 27. Leading the way for the Lady Scotties is veteran golfer Lexie Pehlke. Pehlke has been putting up consistent top scores, including a personal best of 87 at the Wolf Point Invitational on April 18. Also contributing to the streak of wins is fellow senior Alexus Nistler an...
Malta Invitational Results Team Scores: Mens 1. Malta 160 2. Havre 88 3. Turner 41 4. Hinsdale 33.5 5. Chinook 31.5 6. (tie) Poplar, North Star 26 8. Lustre Christian 24 9. Harlem 21 10. (tie) Hobson, Saco, Dodson 14 13. Opheim 11 14. Roy-Winifred 6 15. Hays Lodge Pole 4 16. (tie) Whitewater, Winnett-Grass Range 2 Womens 1. Malta 114.5 2. Havre 78 3. Chinook 62 4. Whitewater 46 5. Winnett-Grass Range 41 6. Hinsdale 25 7. (tie) Turner, Harlem 24 9. Saco 21 10. Hobson 19 11. Dodson 16 12. Lustre...
Following a less-than-stellar performance by the Lady Scottie softball team vs. Havre on April 23 (loss to the Ponies 20-1 in three innings), the girls were tasked with re-grouping and preparing for the Scottie Softball Slam held April 26 and 27. So far this season, the Lady Scotties have left the coaches and spectators frustrated. Frustrated because the girls have the skills and capability to dominate the game but, "We've just lacked intensity and effort," explained head coach Ryan Hartwell....
The Scottie tracksters were in Great Falls April 27 as they competed in the Fairfield/Belt Invitational. Both teams finished in third place behind Seeley-Swan and Fort Benton. "I'm hoping we turned a corner," said head coach Tim Phillips of the performance. "The weather was a little nicer, but still we dealt with pretty strong winds on and off throughout the day. But we saw the kids' attitudes improve a bit and they managed to fight through some things. I'm starting to see the things I had great...
The Scottie golfers were finally able to compete in their first meet at the Poplar Invitational held in Wolf Point on April 16. Lexie Pehlke led the girls to a second-place finish with her score of 100, followed by Alexus Nistler in eighth place with a 103. Shanice Lagerquist finished with a 110, Bailee Baxter with a 120, and Kylie Lagerquist with a 133. Donny Brabeck led the boys with his 105 score, although they fell out of the running for placing .Ian Peterson finished with a 129, Dillon Godw...
As if he didn't want to offend Mother Nature, Scottie head track and field coach described conditions at the Sidney Invitational as "less than ideal." "It was pretty frustrating as far as information gathering goes," he explained. "It was so windy in Lambert we really couldn't get a true reading on where we are time-wise. We did learn a bit about competing in less than ideal conditions, and overall I thought we had a decent day. Overall, it's hard to say where we are at. We've had some pretty...
The Lady Scotties took on the Fergus Lady Eagles at Jeff Jurgens Field on April 9. Glasgow played a tight game through the third inning when the score was 9-8 in favor of Lewistown. The Lady Eagles pulled ahead in the final two innings with a 16-run scoring streak. The Lady Scotties were able to add an additional six runs to their score as well, but dropped the game to Lewistown 25-14 in five innings. "You wouldn't think so by looking at the score," said head coach Ryan Hartwell, "but it was a...
The Scottie Qualifier was held at Scottie Field on April 13. While it competed for participants with a few other meets scheduled for the same day, it still drew some good competition, including a team of boys from Williston. Head coach Tim Phillips felt the Scotties had some pretty good efforts throughout the day, but indicated the weather may have caused some problems. "The wind was up a bit," he explained, "and I think, especially on the track, our athletes let that get into their heads and...
The Glasgow Middle School track program is nearing the half-way point of its short season and is hosting its invitational meet this Thursday, April 18, at the Glasgow High School track. Field events get underway at 9 a.m. with running events scheduled to start at 9:30 a.m. Most Class B and Class C schools from the region plan to compete. The public is welcome and encouraged to come out to watch the junior Scotties. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for senior citizens and youth. The Glasgow Middle...
The Scottie track team is off and running, literally. Following a successful home meet, the boys and girls were on the road to Havre for the Cal Wearley Invitational on April 3 and again to Glendive on April 6 for the Wibaux Invitational. The Scottie boys have already established a commanding presence this season, winning three meets in a row and qualifying Ellis McKean for the state meet in the 3200m run. Meanwhile the Scottie girls have established new records and qualified two athletes for...
The Scottie softballers had their second home game of the season on April 2 when they hosted the Sidney Lady Eagles at Jeff Jurgens Field. While Glasgow enjoyed an early lead, thanks to a three-run homer by Laura Ross in the bottom of the second inning, the Lady Eagles answered with 10 runs in the third to set the score at 10-3 in their favor. The Scotties showed determination as they recorded six runs over two innings to close the gap on Sidney. At the end of the fifth inning, Sidney had a...
While the Frazer Bearcubs and the Hinsdale Raiders traveled to the Cal Wearley Invitational Track Meet in Havre on April 3, the Nashua Porcupines and the Lustre Christian Lions chose to make the trip to Glendive for the Wibaux Invitational on April 6. This coming weekend, spectators can expect to see Frazer, Hinsdale and Opheim at the Scottie Qualifier Meet in Glasgow on Saturday, April 13. Frazer Results @ Havre Boys: 100 Meters - 44, Blue Fettig, 13.57. 200 Meters - 36, Blue Fettig, 28.60....
Nearly two dozen schools converged on Scottie Field this past weekend to compete in the area's first track meet for 2019. The usually-postponed meet was held on March 30 and featured zero precipitation and minimal wind. It took a lot of work just to prepare the facilities for the event, according to Glasgow's head track and field coach Tim Phillips. "It's so hard to try to get that first meet in. Thanks to Ryan Hartwell and Larry Rasmusan for working so hard to help us get everything cleared,...
