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After a dual meet in Glendive and a primer mixer in Chester, the Scottie wrestlers continued on to Cutbank for the annual invitational held there. Out of 32 teams, Glasgow placed fourth. Strong performers Cody King (145) and Matt Reyling (113) both claimed the top spot on the podium in their weight classes by pinning their opponents in the final round. Also placing individually were Gabe Hallock (103), 3rd with a pin in the consolation round; Kasey Seyfert (126) 4th; Mick Reyling (138), 4th;...
The Nashua boys and girls faced Dodson on Saturday, Jan. 2, and both teams prevailed over their opponent. In the first game of the night, the Lady Porcupines defeated the Lady Coyotes with a final score of 52-30. The game was relatively quiet until the fourth quarter, when the Nashua girls exploded offensively and put 26 points on the board. Scoring for Nashua were: Anika Peters, 13 (top scorer); Taylor Laumeyer, 6; Ziggy Chamberlain, 10; Sophie Koessl, 3; Cordelia Nickels, 12; Ali Cunningham, 1; Mattea Piersak, 1; Tasha Chamberlain, 5. Peters...
The North Country Mavericks traveled to Nashua Thursday night for two games against the Porcupines. The varsity girls started off the evening just a little after 6 p.m. The Lady Mavs undoubtedly dominated the entire contest, but the scrappy Lady Porcupines didn't go down without a fight. The game was definitely physical, and both teams consistently had girls picking themselves up of the floor. With their overall scoring fluctuating quite a bit in each quarter, Nashua struggled to maintain any consistency. Although the second and fourth...
The Lustre Christian Lions traveled to Poplar to face the Indians for their first game of the new year on Tuesday, Jan. 5. The Lady Lions took to the court in the first game of the night, and if not for the slow start in the first quarter of the game, the contest may have had a different outcome. Scoring only nine points in the first quarter compared to Poplar's 23 points, Lustre was just never able to bounce back. The remainder of the game was much more balanced with Poplar scoring 44 points to Lustre's 41. The Lady Indians came away with the... Full story
Hard work over the Christmas break paid off, and Jan. 2 proved to be a good day for Scottie basketball. All five Glasgow teams beat out the Poplar Indians in the first conference matchup of the season. The varsity boys provided the crowd with an exciting nail-biter. The game tied six times and saw five lead changes in the second half. The Scotties were well-prepared for the style of the Indians, who are known for their speed, pressure and long-range shooting. Glasgow's tough defense harassed...
The Lady Scotties played against the Poplar Indians in their first conference game of the season at Scottie Gymnasium on Saturday. With 18 turnovers and 20 total fouls, they made more work for themselves than they had to, but ultimately earned the win over the Lady Indians. Grabbing the lead in the first quarter of the game, Glasgow was able to prevent Poplar from ever gaining ground. Although things may have played out differently against another opponent, the number of fouls and turnovers didn...
The Scottie wrestlers mixed it up in Poplar Saturday morning, the first meet since senior night a few weeks ago. The boys just barely came away on top, with a 7-6 record overall. Coach Jory Casterline summarized the day with, "We lost a few matches that we should have won." Highlighting the event were 2-0 wins by both Mick Reyling and Gabe Hallock. Also coming away with wins in their weight classes were Matt Reyling, Mitchell Overvold, and Alex Hallock. Oden Hallock, Darrin Wersal, Trevor...
The Valley Event Center was a busy place this last weekend, with the Ice Dawgs hosting several games. The U19 and U14 Lady Ice Dawgs each faced teams from Watford City this past weekend. The outcome of those games were decidedly different, with the U19 girls skating off with another win and the U14 girls unable to score against their opponent. The girls' games started Sunday morning with the U14 Lady Dawgs facing off against the Oilers in an 11:00 game. Glasgow was unable to score against Watfor...
Glasgow hosted the Sidney Eagles in a wrestling duel on Tuesday, Dec 22. Leading into the big event with the varsity wrestlers, the middle school mat boys showed off with some scrappy matches of their own. The highlight of the night was the recognition of two longtime wrestlers. Seniors Cody King and Mick Reyling are competing in their last year of high school wrestling for the Scotties. When they stood in the center circle surrounded by their families, the two brought with them 24 years of...
5. Chase DeBoo-Choteau 2. Colin Rogers-Anaconda 3. Gabe Hallock-Glasgow 4. Dylan Riphenburg-Fairfield/Simms 5. Buddy Doolin-Libby 6. Matt Connelly-Valier 113 1. Brock Johnson- Whitehall 2. Parker Snyder-Huntley Project 3. Matt Reyling- Glasgow 4. Kaleb Frank- Thompson Falls 5. Kameron Rauser-Broadwater 6. James Whitmus-Shepherd 120 1. Jackson Currier-Colstrip 2. Lane Bradley-Colstrip 3. Josh Pepos- Cascade 4. Kahden Bakkila-Eureka 5. Jack Dolan-Broadwater 6. Bailey Weible-St. Ignatius 126 1. Nathan Weber- Forsyth 2. Trevor Moore-Choteau 3....
Tessa Duncan was the 8/9 year old winner of the Elk's Hoop Shoot for Wallowa County in Oregon this year. Tessa is the 8-year old daughter of Rob and Tamarah Duncan of Wallowa, Ore. Tamarah was an OHS graduate in 1996 and also was an outstanding Viking basketball player so Tessa, who resembles her mother, comes by it naturally. She just had to do a tie breaker as she and another girl tied in the first competition. In the tie breaker, she made 7 out of 15 free throws to win.Tessa goes on to... Full story
The high school Ice Dawgs hosted the Flathead Flames Friday, Dec. 18 and Saturday, Dec. 19. From the looks of the official scoresheets, a hockey game broke out during the fight. By the end of two games, Glasgow left the ice with 19 total penalties, 63 penalty minutes served, and two skaters ejected from the game. It would seem that the time spent in the penalty box was a factor in the outcome of the games. However, only three of Flathead's goals for the weekend were scored on power plays. It is...
Each week in the Glasgow Courier, readers will find an area athlete highlighted for their outstanding efforts. Sponsored by HiLine Ford, the Athlete of the Week is most often chosen by Courier staff, but can also result from an athlete being nominated by someone in the community. This week, we take a look back at which athletes made the cut in 2015: January Leinie Hughes, Glasgow girls basketball Daniel Horsman, Frazer boys basketball Jake Kolstad, Glasgow boys basketball Autumn Gault, U19 Ice Dawgs hockey February Matt Reyling, Glasgow...
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Another away game and another win for the Lady Scotties. Defeating the class A Sidney Eagles with a score of 51-39, the Scotties increased their win-loss record to 3-1. The Lady Eagles outscored the Scotties in the first quarter, but once Glasgow claimed the lead, they didn't let go. Coach Kolstad attributed their success to a high free throw percentage and a decrease in overall turnovers in the game. Leading scorers for the Scotties in Sidney were Abbi Kolstad with 20 and Tyra Johnson with 11....
U14 defender, Klaire Krumwiede plans to deny a Dickinson Outlaw during a November game at the Valley Event Center. The U14 girls traveled to Miles City for three games this past weekend and came away with a win against Bozeman (9-2), a loss to Miles City (4-3), and a draw in their second game against Miles City (6-6). Coach Paul Provencher was complimentary of the girls, saying "They played very well and worked hard as a team."...
Deep into December, the Lady Ice Dawgs are just about halfway through hockey season. This past weekend they picked up four games in Havre. The purpose of those games was mostly for the girls to gain eligibility to play in the Montana state tournament in February. According to Coach Ken Schmidt, the girls are required to play at least three games in Montana during the season in order to be eligible to play in the Montana state tournament. The first game of the weekend was Saturday morning vs. Missoula. Scoring the first goal of the game,...
After a 15-point loss to the Sidney Eagles in a game that stayed close until the last five minutes, the Glasgow Scottie boys finally found their rhythm and picked up a dominant win over the North Country Mavericks at home. Entering the Christmas break at 1-4, the 66-33 victory was a much-needed boost for the Scotties. Scottie head coach Norm Braaten plans to let the players take four days off during the Christmas break then hit 2016 off and running, taking on the visiting Poplar Indians at home...
The Scottie wrestlers were in Ft. Benton and Great Falls for three days of competitive wrestling this past weekend. Glasgow came away from the Ft. Benton mixer with a record of 12-8 overall. Finishing at 2-0 were Gabe Hallock, Oden Hallock, and Cody King. The invitational at CMR is a tough one, with teams from all over the state participating. With a strong showing from several wrestlers, Glasgow placed 20 out of the 44 teams there and placed ahead of some of the higher ranked B/C teams. Five...
Glasgow hosted their 20th annual wrestling invitational this weekend at the Glasgow High School. Eight teams descended on the school for six rounds of wrestling. Three of Glasgow's 12 competing wrestlers went undefeated in the tournament: Gabe Hallock,103 (2-0), Matt Reyling,113 (3-0), and Alex Hallock, 152 (4-0). The remaining nine wrestlers each gained at least one victory throughout the day. Coach Jory Casterline expressed satisfaction with the performances at the meet. "I've got nothing but...
The Glasgow Speech and Drama team attended the challenging Billings Central Catholic High School Invitational Speech, Drama and Debate Tournament this past weekend. According to Coach Mathew Bacon, the group met with some of the toughest competition in the eastern half of Montana, with nearly 400 kids vying for victory . In a press release, Bacon states that what might have been a discouraging weekend was turned around by, "a series of inspired performances by senior mime Mariah Holter in her...
The Scotty fans who stayed Friday night to watch the girls play their first home game of the season were in for a treat. The girls rewarded them with a win over the Baker Spartans to increase their overall record to 2-1. In what seems to be their modus operandi, the Lady Scotties were slow to make any noticeable progress in the beginning of the game, scoring only six points in the first quarter. In comparison, the Spartans came ready to play and scored more points in the first quarter than at...
A 15-2 run early in the second quarter gave the Scottie boys a four-point lead over the Baker Spartans, and the first win for the Scotties loomed within reach. However, sharp shooting gave the visitors an edge, and the Spartans hung on with a one-point lead over the Scotties, 24-23, at half time. The Spartans never looked back. Glasgow was outscored by Baker, 4-11, in the third quarter. Down 35-27 going into the fourth, the Scotties caught up within five points with two minutes left on the...
The Mavericks were in Lewistown last weekend for the Fergus Holiday Classic and proved that free throws can make or break a game. Their Friday night win against the Geraldine-Highwood Rivals was won by ten points – exactly the number of free throws made by the North Country boys. Saturday night's game against Broadus was more of the same. The 14 free throw points scored by the Mavericks were enough to earn them another win for the weekend. Gaining the lead early in each game, the Mavericks n...
The Glasgow Scottie girls basketball team spent more time on the road this weekend than they did on the hardwood. Traveling to Glendive and Roundup for their first games of the season, the Lady Scotties chalked up one win and one loss. Facing class A Glendive Red Devils on Friday night, the girls got off to a slow start, scoring only four points in the first quarter. However, it didn't take them long to shake the nerves and find their rhythm. They outscored their opponent in each of the...
