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Glasgow was the only Class B athletic program in the state to put all four of their teams - Girls Cross Country, Boys Cross Country, Football and Volleyball - into the final eight in this year's postseason. The girls cross country team finished fourth at state while the boys cross country team places seventh. The Scottie football squad made the quarterfinals and the volleyball team made a repeat appearance at the state tournament. There are 40 schools in Monana's Class B designation....
The Bantam Ice Dawgs started the 2022-23 season with a tournament in Sidney this past weekend. The Dawgs posted a 1-2-1 record in their season debut and brought home third place. Glasgow fell to Watford City by an 8-3 margin in game one Friday evening. Their game against Richland Saturday morning ended in a 6-6 draw. The Dawgs rebounded with an 8-0 victory over the Williston B team that afternoon. The win pitted them against Richland in a rematch which saw Richland again come out on top, 4-2. Glasgow took an early lead in their first game – 3...
These individuals received a Varsity Letter in their respective fall sport while maintaining a 1st Quarter GPA above 3.500. Cheer Carlos Gonzales Brielle Partridge Annika Smith Football Mason Donaldson Morgan Fast Khye Gamas William Kirkland Andrew Linder Rex Monson Cameron Nelson Coy Nelson Grady Nielsen Ashton Potter Braxton Potter Jacob Potter Nic Solorzano Kade Strommen Mason Swenson Myles Yoakam Cross Country Kheyerah Bilger Kimber Dulaney Mary Dykema Kyler Holinde Caylen Jankowski Reed Larsen Adam Mickelson Emily See Lane Thompson Kyler...
Northern B Football All-Conference 2022 First Team Offense Running Back: Tatum Hansen Wide Receiver: Morgan Fast Tight End: Wyatt Babb Offensive Line: Kohl Kittleson Offensive Line: Ethan Nickels First Team Defense Defensive Back: Ashton Potter Linebacker: Morgan Fast Defensive Line: Tatum Hansen Second Team Offense Quarterback: Mason Donaldson Second Team Defense Defensive Back: Aiden Hoerster Linebacker: Ethan Nickels Defensive End: Wyatt Babb Class B All-State Selections Morgan Fast Tatum Hansen Mo Fast, Ashton Potter and Mason Donaldson...
First Place: Twyla Anderson (15) – By Way Of Tie Breaker Second Place: Jack Markle (15) – By Way Of Tie Breaker A huge thank you to all of the participants and sponsors who made the 53rd Annual Football Contest happen. There was no perfect ballots during the course of the contest. Hope your favorite teams make it to the playoffs!...
All State Teagan Erickson, North Country Paige Wasson, North Country First Team All Conference Teagan Erickson, North Country Paige Wasson, North Country Second Team All Conference Kendall Scheffelmear, North Country Kora LaBrie, North Country Tia Dees, Nashua Mattea McColly, North Country...
Oct 26 5th Ave Pharmacy def. Hinsdale Raiders 46-24 High Scorers: 5th Ave Pharmacy – Linda Hudyma – 20 Hinsdale Raiders – Bodel Johnston – 13 Border Runners def. Basket Brawlers 64-26 High Scorers: Border Runners – Shawni Stenglien – 27 Basket Brawlers – Brady Brooks – 7 Nov. 2 Border Runners def. Hinsdale Raiders 62-21 High Scorers: Border Runners – Kinsey Hanks – 23 Hinsdale Raiders – Bailey Ellingson – 7 5th Ave. Pharmacy def. Basket Brawlers 56-28 High Scorers: 5th Ave Pharmacy – Linda Hudyma – 22 Basket Brawlers – Jody Mason – 6,...
Divisional Tournament North Country kicked off their Divisional tournament with a four-set win over Jordan Nov. 3. NC 25 J 19 NC 24 J 26 NC 25 J 12 NC 25 J 11 We started this match out great. We fell a little out of sync in set two when Jordan won but we turned it around and really got our flow going in sets two and three. Jordan had a few really good servers that got rolling in set two which threw our attacking off a bit. Aces: Paige Wasson, Kendall Scheffelmear, Kora LaBrie, and Kennedy Simons...
The Glasgow Scottie volleyball squad is making their second consecutive trip to the All-Class State Volleyball tournament – and third trip in four years – after taking second place at the Northern B Divisional Tournament in Choteau this past weekend. Glasgow started the tournament with a sweep of Cut Bank, 25-22, 25-20, 25-13, and followed it up with a five-set battle against Fairfield which they won, 24-26, 25-19, 25-21, 21-25, 15-8. The Scotties entered the undefeated semifinal match aga...
Glasgow faced an uphill – and across-the-state – battle Nov. 5 when they faced the top-ranked Class B football team in the state in the state quarterfinals. The Bigfork Vikings ended the Scotties' postseason run with a 52-12 victory. Bigfork went big at home, building up a 14-0 lead by the end of the first quarter. The Vikings snatched a Glasgow pass just over halfway through the second and followed it with a march up the field to pad their lead. The Scotties, though, would not let the fir...
Glasgow's football squad advanced to the State Quarterfinal Playoff Game by defeating two opponents Saturday: the Baker Spartans and the Scotties, themselves. On their first postseason game, Glasgow took the win, 34-12, taking Baker out of the running in a gritty game. "It's not very often that a team has four turnovers and two touchdowns called back and still gets the win," said assistant coach Dylan Hughes. Indeed, the Scotties overcame their own setbacks to claim the win, though Hughes...
The Scottie volleyball team rolled through the District 2B Tournament in Poplar this past weekend undefeated, topping their run with a championship victory over the Malta M-ettes. The trophy is the fourth claimed by Glasgow in as many years, and the 20th one in their 31 years in the district. Glasgow started the tournament with a bye as the number one seed. They took on the Poplar Indians in match three after Poplar defeated Harlem in the opening round. The Scotties took the match in a decisive...
The Porcupines saw their 2022 season come to an end at the District 1C Tournament in Plentywood, held Oct. 27 to 29. Nashua fell to Culbertson in the first round then defeated Frazer to advance to the third round where they lost to Fairview. Nashua entered the tournament as the 11th seed against sixth-seeded Culbertson. The Porcupines took the match to five sets but fell in the end, 14-25, 25-15, 22-25, 25-23, 4-15. As a team, Nashua had 24 kills, 14 assists, 18 aces, 53 digs and four blocks. Tia Dees led in kills with 10, followed by Kaitlyn...
The Lions ended their volleyball season at the District 1C tournament in Plentywood, Oct. 27-29. The 12th seed Lustre Christian squad did not go down without a fight, notching one win in their three matches. They faced the fifth-seeded Fairview Warriors in the opening round, losing in three, 10-25, 12-25, 11-25. Lustre Christian bounced back in round two, winning their match against the 13th seed, Brockton Warriors, in three sets, 25-17, 25-8, 26-24. In their third and final round, the Lions took Culbertson to four sets but fell in the match,...
Frazer’s 2022 volleyball season came to an end at the District 1C tournament in Plentywood on the opening day. The 14th seeded Bearcubs faced the third seed Savage Warriors Oct. 27. Frazer fell in three sets, 25-10, 25-12, 25-10. The loss pitted the Bearcubs against their neighbor rivals, the Nashua Porcupines, that evening. Frazer lost to Nashua in three games, 25-16, 25-18, 25-15....
The North Country Mavericks rode through the District 1C Volleyball Tournament this past weekend to claim second place and advance to the Eastern C Divisional tournament this coming weekend. As the number two seed entering the first post-season event, the Mavericks were granted a bye in the first round. They faced the number seven Scobey Spartans in round two and defeated them in three sets, 25-17, 25-21, 25-14. Kendall Scheffelmear led the team in aces with two, followed by Teagan Erickson and...
The Scottie Field Recharged Committee met on Oct. 24 at the Glasgow Chamber Office. They are hoping to have professional plans and cost figures by the first of the 2023 year at the latest. Fundraising efforts started in September and the committee wants to continue to run an aggressive funding campaign for one year to raise as much funds as possible. The committee also wants to price new men and women bathrooms with a concessions facility. These additions will be attached directly to the weight room addition. Opportunity Bank of Montana became...
The highest score possible in a game of bowling is 300 and when achieved the bowler throws a perfect game. Chris George, of Glasgow, achieved that on Oct. 18 during Tuesday night bowling league at El Cor Del Lanes. To complete his perfect game, he threw 12 strikes consecutively from the start to the finish of the game. This is a pretty rare feat in the sport, so congratulations Chris!...
Coach Rod Karst finished his Scottie cross country coaching career this past Saturday in Missoula at the MHSA State XC Championships. His crew brought home three All-State finishes: Reed Larsen taking sixth in the Class B boys race with Tanae Baker and Emily See finishing third and fourth, respectively, in the girls race. The Scottie girls took fourth place out of 37 Class B schools with 148 points. They trailed Columbus, 91; Manhattan, 96, and Red Lodge, 129. Glasgow's boys team took seventh...
Though it's too early for the Scottie Field Recharged committee to begin construction, the Glasgow football team jumpstarted the work by tearing up the grid iron Oct. 21 againstWolf Point. The Scotties trounced the Wolves 68-13 in a Senior Night spectacular to close out their regular season with a 7-2 overall record, 4-1 in conference play. Glasgow enters the Class B playoffs as the number two seed. Glasgow stopped Wolf Point in their opening drive and converted the Scotties' possession into a...
Glasgow's volleyball team concluded their regular season with two conference wins to take the top slot at the District 2B Tournament starting this weekend. The Scotties downed the M-ettes in Malta in four sets Oct. 19 before breaking out the broom against the Wolf Point Wolves at home Oct. 20. Glasgow beat Malta 25-16, 25-17, 16-25, 25-20. The Scotties had three aces, 35 kills, 29 assists, 17 blocks and 90 digs in the win. Malta put up 13 aces, 41 kills, 39 assists, 10 blocks and 73 digs. Carly...
Lustre Christian Lions The Lions finished their regular season in Scobey with a match against the Spartans Oct. 18. Lustre Christian lost the volleyball match in three sets, 7-25, 10-25, 23-25. Lustre Christian enters the District 1C Volleyball Tournament in Plentywood as the 12th seed. They face the fifth-seeded Fairview Warriors at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 27. North Country Mavericks North Country vs Nashua in Saco, 10-18-22 Mavericks won in three sets: NC 25 – N 4, NC 25 – N 14, NC 25 – N...
Hinsdale Raiders Hinsdale sent two runners to the MHSA State XC Championships in Missoula in the Raiders' return to the sport. Zora Holt and Linden Holt ran in the girls and boys races, respectively. Z. Holt ran a 22:53.7 to take 18th place out of 115 runners in the girls Class C event. L. Holt took 115th out of 132 runners with a time of 24:01.38. Frazer Bearcubs Frazer sent six runners to the MHSA State XC Championships in Missoula this past Saturday. The girls team placed 16th with 200...
Oct. 19 Basket Brawlers def. Hinsdale Raiders 40-38 High Scorers: Basket Brawlers – Marisa Collins – 11 Hinsdale Raiders – Amanda Johnston – 11 5th Ave Pharmacy def. Border Runners 52-46 High Scorers: 5th Ave Pharmacy – Linda Hudyma 20 Border Runners – Shawni Stenglien 18 Current Standings 5th Ave Pharmacy 2-0 Basket Brawlers 1-1 Border Runners 1-1 Hinsdale Raiders 0-2...
The Glasgow cross country teams are peaking at the right time. They head into the MHSA State XC Championships after closing out their regular season Oct. 14 at the Harlem Invitational with 17 personal records and one season record. The Scottie girls put up eight personal bests from Tanae Baker, Emily See, Kimber Dulaney, Haleigh Huntsman, Caylen Jankowski, Kheyerah Bilger, Haylly Turner and Mary Dykema. Reed Larsen, Kyler Holinde, KJ Ingram, Ted See, Kyler Whitman, Adam Mickelson, James...
