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Tanae Baker, the Class B individual state cross country champion, was gifted a star quilt from Cammie Martell of the Poplar Indians at the 2B District Volleyball Tournament in Glasgow Oct. 27. Martell played in the tournament and also ran cross country this season against Baker....
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks’ Havre hunter check station was active over the weekend of general deer and elk opener (Oct. 21-22), with the number of hunters checked the highest in recent history. The youth deer season also coincided with the general season opener, which tends to increase hunter participation, and the weather was warm and dry. This was the third weekend that the check station has been open, as the station began collecting data Oct. 7 and 8 for the opening weekend of pheasant and general antelope. There were 386 hunters in 1...
Scottie cross country head coach Tim Phillips was expecting a tight race for the girls team championship at the State meet this weekend and he got it. Manhattan came out on top with a score of 93 but Glasgow came in at a close second with 103 team points. Huntley Project claimed third with 137 points. Phillips said, "For the girls, when we had our first meeting, I said I'd be disappointed if we didn't get first at state. And I am. We gave it a great shot, but just couldn't outrun Manhattan. But...
Hi-Line Sportsmen is again offering their Hunter Mentoring program this year. The impetus behind the program stemmed from Andrew McKean's work on the national R3 campaign (Hunter Recruitment, Retention, and Reactivation) and a 2016 survey of hunter participation showing a drop of 2.2 million hunters in the country. McKean said, "That R3 movement really became a national campaign to match up existing hunters (mentors) with apprentices (people who either had never hunted before or who had limited...
Glasgow won their fifth game in a row and finished the regular season with a 5-0, 5-4 overall record. The Scotties downed the Wolves in Wolf Point 41-6 after running up the score to a running clock in the first half. The Dawgs made good on their opening drive when Toryn Richards scored on a quarterback keeper and Rex Monson added the PAT at 6:42. With 1:21 left in the first, Richards connected with Wyatt Babb on a 9-yard toss. Monson's kick was good for a 14-0 lead. Tatum Hansen scored on a bloc...
Lustre Christian's volleyball squad fell to Scobey in their final match of the regular season. The Lions dropped a 16-25, 26-24, 15-25, 21-25, match to the Spartans on the road Oct. 17. Lustre starts the District 1C Volleyball Tournament in Plentywood Thursday, Oct. 26, as the ninth seed. They face the eighth-seed MonDak Thunder at 4:30 p.m. on Court A. The tournament will run through Saturday, Oct. 28....
The Nashua Porcupines volleyball team finished their regular season with a win over the Brockton Warriors Oct. 17. Nashua won in front of a home crowd in three sets, 25-23, 25-16, 25-20. The Porcupines enter the District 1C Tournament as the 10th seed. Nashua faces seventh-seed Culbertson Thursday, Oct. 26, at 4:30 p.m. in Plentywood on court B. The tournament will run through Saturday, Oct. 28....
Frazer lost their last match of the regular season Oct. 17 at home. The Bearcubs fell 2-25, 7-25, 11-25, to the North Country Mavericks. They enter the District 1C Volleyball Tournament as the 11th seed and will face sixth-seed Richey-Lambert in the opening round. The Bearcubs take on the Fusion at 3 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 26, on Court B in Plentywood. The tournament will run through Saturday, Oct. 28....
The Frazer boys cross country team put up 198 points at the State meet in Kalispell Oct. 21 to earn 17th place. Jarvis Goodbird led the Bearcubs with a time of 19:25.08. He finished in 31st place out of 113 runners in the boys Class C competition. Gabe Beston took 66th with a time of 21:02.63. Christopher Fox finished the trail at Rebecca Farm in 23:59.16 for 101st place. Travis Long placed 109th at 25:52.80 with Cassius Smoker close behind in 111th place and a time of 25:54.32. In the Class C girls race, Isabelle Even and Shakira Beston ran...
Hinsdale’s cross country runners closed out their 2023 season the State Championships in Kalispell Oct. 21. Zora Holt placed 12th out of 73 competitors in the girls Class C race. She ran the course at Rebecca Farm in 22:16.11. In the boys Class C race, Linden Holt ran a 22:26.68. He placed 89th out of 113 runners. Z. Holt concluded her high school cross country career at the meet. Sophomore L. Holt has two more seasons of competition....
Glasgow's volleyball team finished out their regular season last week, splitting a pair of conference games. The Scotties handed Wolf Point their first loss of the season in a three-set sweep 25-13, 27-25, 25-21, Oct. 19 in Glasgow before falling in four, 25-21, 19-25, 18-25, 23-25 on the road in Fairview the following day. The Scotties put up four aces, 38 kills, 31 assists, nine blocks and 54 digs to the Wolves' four aces, 19 kills, 13 assists, five blocks and 49 digs in Glasgow. Joely...
Tuesday, Oct. 17, we traveled to Frazer to play our last conference game of the season. We came ready to play. Right off the bat we had strong serving in set 1. Kendall Scheffelmear served 20 times and kept things rolling quickly. Set 2 we settled in and continued to get the job done. Set 3 the JV kids went in and finished out the match playing strong like they always do. NC 25 - F 2 NC 25 - F 7 NC 25 - F 11 Team Aces 20: Kendall Scheffelmear 6 Team Kills 30: Teagan Erickson 10 Team Assists 28:...
"We are an excellent team starting to hit full stride in the season when it matters most." Head coach Patrick Barnett summed up the Scottie football team after they earned another win Oct. 13, defeating Fairfield 14-0 at home. Glasgow improved their record to 4-0 in conference play, 4-4 overall and according to activities director Brenner Flaten, clinched the Northern B title for their first conference title in seven years. The Scotties started the scoring just over halfway through the first qua...
The Glasgow volleyball team notched to big wins last week, avenging an earlier season loss to Glendive and earning a conference win in Poplar. The Scotties down the Red Devils in four sets 25-18, 25-13, 15-25, 25-17 with stellar play Oct. 12. On the road the following day they swept the Indians 25-23, 25-12, 28-26. Glasgow put on a show against Glendive for Pink Night, outplaying the Class A school in three of four sets. The Scotties had five aces, 23 kills, 23 assists, 16 blocks and 78 digs...
Nashua traveled to Lustre Oct. 14 for a conference volleyball match. The Porcupines fell to the Lions 13-25, 12-25, 15-15. The Porcupines hosted the Wolf Point JV Monday and lost in five sets 22-25, 17-25, 26-24, 25-16, 2-15. . Nashua hosted the Brockton Warriors Tuesday but scores were unavailable at press time. The Porcupines return to action in the post-season at the District 3-C Volleyball Tournament in Plentywood, Thursday through Saturday, Oct. 26-28....
The Glasgow Recreation Department's youth football program showcased their skills Oct. 10 under the lights at Scottie Field, including this flag football game....
Oct. 10 at Harlem This match was a good rematch chance against a team that has grown a lot this season. This is also one of the few teams we play twice in our regular season; In fact, I believe they are the only team we see twice. We had a few hiccups in our serving with 11 errors in three sets. Those are hard to give up but we continue to talk about the end of the season and how important serves will become in our tournament games. I thought we did a good job of distributing our sets to our hitters and made some good plays overall. We won the...
The Bearcub volleyball team notched a win Oct. 10, defeating the Warriors in Brockton by a 3-2 margin. Set scores were not provided to the Courier. Frazer hosted the North Country Mavericks Oct. 17 for Senior Night and the end of the regular season, but scores were unavailable at press time. The Bearcubs return to action in the post-season at the District 3-C Volleyball Tournament in Plentywood, Thursday through Saturday, Oct. 26-28....
The Lions volleyball squad added two wins to their record last week with victories over the Wolves and Porcupines. Lustre Christian traveled to Wolf Point Oct. 10 to take on the Class B school’s JV squad. The Lions dropped the first set but took the next three for the win, 24-26, 25-17, 15-8, 15-10. Lustre hosted Nashua Oct. 14 for a three-set win 25-13, 25-12, 25-14. Lustre Christian closed out the regular season Oct. 17 with a home match against Scobey but scores were unavailable at press time. The Lions return to action in the post-season a...
The Glasgow Middle School cross country season came to an end this past weekend at the Harlem Invitational. Both boys and girls closed out the season on a high note, with both squads running to a first place finish – another couple PRs to end the season as well. I can’t say enough how pleased I was with the improvement throughout the season from these runners. What a fun, hard working group I had the pleasure to work with my first season as head coach. So many people to thank: To my runners, I thank you for keeping me on my toes, for put...
*This Story Is Brought To You By Hi-Line Ford* As the Scottie cross country teams head into State Saturday, senior Emily See is completing another leg of her life's race. This year marks Emily's third appearance at State. She finished seventh her freshman year, placing just off the podium in 2020. Last season, she earned fourth place after missing the 2021 season due to a stress fracture. Tendinitis has kept Emily sidelined most of this season but she still plans to compete this weekend. "I...
Glasgow's cross country teams closed out their regular season Saturday at the Harlem Invitational, solidifying the squads' rosters for State this week. The Scottie girls won the meet with 34 points, finishing ahead of Sunburst, 62; Poplar, 62, and Chinook, 93. The boys were 6 points out of first place, placing behind Harlem's 73 points. Poplar put up 83 points for third, Plenty Coups 93 for fourth and Wolf Point 118 for fifth. "The course was a little longer this year, so times weren't what we...
Frazer closed out their cross country regular season Friday at the Harlem Invitational. The boys placed seventh out of nine teams with 158 points, setting three personal records in the process. Jarvis Goodbird led the Bearcubs with an 11th place finish out of 78 runners. He ran an 18:25.88, a personal best for the sophomore. Gabe Beston placed 25th at 20:52.65 and Cassius Smoker ran a 22:58.48 for 50th place. Travis Long also set a new personal record, running a 23:10.77 for 54th place. Christopher Fox finished directly behind him, also with a...
The Raiders competed at the Culbertson Invitational Oct. 14 in the final regular season cross country meet of the year. Linden Holt finished in 14th place in the boys race with a time 22:44.35. In the girls race, Zora Holt ran a 22:11.00 to finish second. The Hinsdale harriers head to State this weekend. The All-Class State Cross Country Championship will be held at Rebecca Farm in Kalispell Saturday, Oct. 21. The Class C boys will race first at 11 a.m.. Class C girls hit the course at 11:50 a.m....
The Scottie cross country teams hit their penultimate meet of the regular season this past weekend, running the Sidney Invite Oct. 7. Glasgow's girls team placed third with 91 points and the boys earned fourth with 106 points. "We held out a few athletes with some minor issues just to be safe. Overall we didn't have a tremendously good great day. We had some very good performances but also are inconsistent with our middle pack for the girls," head coach Tim Phillips explained. "We're down to...
