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Glasgow's football team improved their overall record to 4-1, 1-0 in Northern B play, with a 12-6 road victory over Cut Bank Sept. 23. The first quarter ended in a 0-0 draw but Cut Bank was first to light up the scoreboard, getting a touchdown with 4:18 remaining before halftime. Glasgow answered with just over a minute left in the half as Tatum Hansen shook loose from the Wolves' defense to carry the ball over the goal line. The Scotties' two-point attempt was shut down right at the line to...
Glasgow’s volleyball squad improved to 3-1 in District 2B play with a win over Wolf Point Sept. 22 on the road. The Scotties then traveled to North Dakota Sept. 23 and 24, for the annual Dickinson Invitational where they secured a third-place finish in the silver bracket. The Scotties took the first set 25-13 over the Wolves on the road before Wolf Point tied the match with a 25-13 win over Glasgow. The Scotties took the next two sets by scores of 25-19 and 25-11. Glasgow had five aces, 25 k...
The Glasgow boys cross country team ran away with the top slot at the Culbertson Invitational Sept. 24. The Scotties scored 36 points and were trailed by Dawson County, 54; Sidney, 75; Trinity Christian, 106; Hebron, 124; Scobey, 148, and Plentywood, 148. Glasgow's girls team placed second with 54 points behind Sidney's 43. Dawson County took third with 84, followed by Scobey, 89; Circle, 105; Frazer, 148, and Brockton, 204. Reed Larsen led the boys team with a second-place finish out of 71...
There was a great turnout at the youth pheasant and waterfowl kick-off event Sept. 21 in Glasgow at the Glasgow Trap Club. Over 30 area youth showed up and shot trap, and heard info on a variety of topics including Block Management and other access programs, rules and regs, how to ask permission to hunt, waterfowl and upland gamebird ID, using waterfowl decoys and blinds, bear awareness, and how to use and read maps and map apps. In addition, all the kids left with some cool baseball caps and other outdoor gear and swag. The big prizes of the...
Football Glasgow Middle School's football squads fell in Sidney Sept. 24. The seventh graders lost their game 38-6 while the eighth graders dropped their game by the same margin, 38-6. The Scotties host Havre this Saturday, Oct. 1, for a 10 a.m. kick off at Scottie Field. Volleyball At the Harlem Invitational Sept. 24 the Glasgow White team beat Malta 25-18, 25-17 and downed Poplar 25-6, 25-8. Glasgow Red lost their game to Harlem A 23-25, 19-25 and fell to Scobey 11-25, 19-25. The Scotties move into the postseason this week with the middle...
The Bearcubs' cross country teams traveled to Culbertson Sept. 24 after their Frazer Invitational, scheduled for Sept. 22, was postponed due to course conditions. The varsity girls team placed sixth with 148 points while the boys team, with only two runners, did not post a team score. Alyssa Toce Blount placed 26th to lead the Frazer girls. She ran a 24:31.63, nearly a minute faster than her time at the Glasgow Invitational Sept. 17. Angel Nelligan ran a 26:24.48 for 39th place, followed closely by Isabelle Even in 40th with a time of...
The Hinsdale cross country teams competed at the Culbertson Invitational Sept. 24 with both runners posting improved times from the previous week. Linden Holt placed 66th in the boys' race. He ran a 24:33.38, more than a minute faster than his time at the Glasgow Invitational Sept. 17. In the girls' competition, Zora Holt finished in 22:45.84, more than a half-minute better than her time at the Glasgow Invitational. She placed 11th overall. The Frazer Invitational, scheduled for Sept. 22, was postponed until Oct 4 due to course conditions....
Both the boys and girls Scottie cross country teams placed second at their home meet Sept. 17 at Kiwanis Park in Fort Peck on a beautiful and mild day making for perfect running conditions. The Glasgow boys earned 45 points, a single point behind Custer County. Havre took third with 65 points; Poplar fourth with 83; Fort Benton fifth at 120 and Scobey earned 129 points for sixth place. Nineteen teams competed in the boys race. The Scottie girls took second place out of 18 schools with 65...
Frazer's cross country teams made the short journey to Kiwanis Park in Fort Peck Sept. 17 to compete at the Glasgow Invitational. Cassius Smoker led the varsity boys team with a 57th place finish at 27:01.01, improving his previous weeks time by 27 seconds. Joseph Beston ran a 35:52.96 for 63rd place. A determined Christopher Fox finished in 64th place at 49:26.60. Alyssa Toce Blount finished in 40th place with a time of 25:27.63 to lead the Bearcubs varsity girls. Isabelle Even ran a 27:13.75...
Zora Holt strides out the end of her cross country race in Fort Peck Sept. 17. The Raiders attended the Scottie Invitational Sept. 17 at Kiwanis Park in Fort Peck. Holt finished in 25th place with a time of 23:21.09 in the varsity girls event. She knocked just over a minute off her time from the Scobey Invitational the week prior. Linden Holt ran a 25:49.18 for 56th place in the boys varsity race. Hinsdale will attend the Frazer Invitational Thursday, Sept. 22. Varsity girls will begin their...
Nashua's lone cross country runner, David Ponder, competed at the Scottie Invitational Sept. 17 in Fort Peck. The eighth-grader took 62nd place with a time of 33:10.00. Ponder improved his time from the Scobey Invitational – 38:44.27 – by nearly five-and-a-half minutes. The Porcupine is slated to compete at the Frazer Invitational Thursday, Sept. 22, with the boys varsity race beginning at 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 24, Nashua will be in Culbertson....
Glasgow's volleyball record stands at 1-1 in conference play, 2-3 overall, after this past week's play with losses to Fairview and Plentywood followed by a win in Poplar. The Scotties fell to the Warriors at home Sept. 15 16-25, 25-23, 21-25, 20-25. Fairview led in all stats categories except digs where Glasgow put up 48 to Fairview's 30. The Warriors posted 13 aces to the Scotties 6, 23 kills to 22, 22 assists to 18, and 22 blocks to 6. Carly Nelson led Glasgow in aces, kills and digs with 3,...
Toryn Richards, in at quarterback, hands off the ball to Coy Nelson during the Scottie JV 48-0 win over the Wolf Point Wolves Sept. 19. Glasgow's varsity and JV teams will play Cut Bank this weekend. The varsity kicks off Friday, Sept. 23 at 7 p.m. against the Wolves while the JV teams will meet at 9 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 24. Glasgow leads the all-time series against Cut Bank 6-5. Correction: Last week's story on Scottie football misidentified the leading rusher for Glasgow. Toryn Richards led...
FRAZER The Frazer volleyball squad fell to Froid Sept. 16 6-25, 15-25, 9-25 on the road. They hosted Savage, after a number of players returned from the Glasgow Invitational cross country meet, Sept. 17 and lost 6-25, 4-25, 10-25. The Bearcubs hosted Scobey Sept. 20 and Brockton today, Sept. 21, but scores were unavailable at press time. Frazer will be in Bainville Thursday, Sept. 29, for a 6 p.m. match. They host the North Country Mavericks Friday, Sept. 30 for a 1 p.m. start and travel to...
Glasgow Middle School boys won their home cross country meet Saturday, requiring a tie-breaking 6th runner to edge Harlem for the title. Glasgow's girls took third place as a team. Most runners on both squads posted personal records as they took advantage of the fast course at Fort Peck's Kiwanis Park, in addition to stiff competition from over a dozen schools, and vocal hometown fans. Many runners dropped their best-ever times by 30 seconds to a minute, an achievement that coaches have been...
Jake Engstrom and Jake Hughes claimed the top slots in gross and net during the Sunnyside Club Championships while Shelley Hopfauf earned the women's title this year. Jake Engstrom took first place gross with a score of 152 in a tight contest. Todd Truscott earned second place gross with a 153. Jake Hughes' 150.56 net score earned him a championship title while Nate Hopstad shot a 150.67 net for second. Shelley Hopfauf took her crown with a 174 net score while Taylor Hopstad was first in net...
This article has been corrected to reflect that Toryn Richards led the Scotties in rushing yards. The Courier apologizes for the mistake. The Scottie gridiron gang made it five-in-a-row over the Spartans Sept. 9, spoiling Baker's homecoming night with an 18-6 win. Glasgow now leads the all-time series 15-13. Glasgow's defense came through strong in the win. The Scotties kept the Spartans off the scoreboard until the final minutes of the game. Assistant coach Sam Tedrow said, "We preached...
Glasgow's volleyball team hosted their team opener Sept. 9 against Hi-Line rivals the Malta M-ettes. The Scotties dropped their match in four sets, 25-13, 22-25, 16-25, 22-25. They rebounded Sept. 10 with a sweep in Harlem, 25-13, 25-8, 25-15. The Scotties started strong at home with a decisive first game victory but as small mistakes piled up, they found themselves on the wrong side of the final decision. Glasgow racked up 10 aces in the match, led by Daley Aune with six. Aune also led in...
Reed Larsen and Tanae Baker ran away with the number one positions at the Havre Invitational Sept. 10 while leading the boys and girls teams, respectively, to second place finishes. Baker took first in the girls race with a time of 19:30.50, outpacing 52 other runners. "Couldn't have picked any nicer weather to run in at the Havre meet," said the Scottie sophomore. She added with a reference to her setback at the Scottie red and white 1-mile opener, "Going into the race I felt physically and...
FRAZER The Frazer girls cross country team raced to a fourth place finish at the Scobey Invitational Sept. 9. The team scored 44 points, coming in behind Scobey, 11; Circle, 17 and Culbertson, 29. Alyssa Toce Blount led the team with a top ten placing, running a 26:24.50. Angel Nelligan ran a 27:21.69 for 16th place. Shakira Beston finished in 18th place with a time of 27:51.12. Isabelle Even finished right behind her in 19th place with a 28:00.63 time. Due to an inputting error, time and...
FRAZER Frazer fell to Nashua in volleyball in three sets, 17-25, 11-25, 14-25, in Nashua Sept. 9. Head coach Cody Larson expressed excitement over his volleyball squad. “We are competing again and that’s all a coach could ask for.” Frazer travels to Froid Friday, Sept. 16, for a 5 p.m. match. Saturday, Sept. 17, they host Savage with games scheduled to begin at 3 p.m. LUSTRE CHRISTIAN Lustre Christian played Brockton Sept. 6 on the volleyball court, securing a victory in four sets. The Lions defeated the Warriors 25-23, 25-6, 14-25, 25-19...
Volleyball Glasgow Middle School sent their seventh and eighth grade volleyball teams to the Malta Jamboree Sept. 10. The seventh graders split with the Malta seventh graders, 21-25, 25-20. They defeated Harlem 25-19, 25-22. The eighth grade White team beat Harlem 2 18-25, 25-14, 10-8 and lost to Scobey 25-8, 22-25, 8-10. Glasgow's eighth grade Red team beat Poplar 25-12, 25-15 and defeated Harlem 19-25, 25-13, 13-5. Glasgow's teams will attend the Scobey Jamboree Saturday, Sept. 17. Football...
We have been notified by Roundup High School that they will need to forfeit this Friday night's Varsity football game in Glasgow. The Panthers have low numbers this season and are dealing with player illness this week. They are very sorry for this unfortunate situation. The 3-1 Scotties will be back in action next Friday night!...
The Scottie boys won the Poplar Invitational cross country meet Sept. 3, finishing three points ahead of their hosts with 37 points to Poplar's 40. Glasgow was led by Reed Larsen, Kyler Holinde and KJ Ingram who all finished in the top ten. Glasgow's girls team scored 73 points, finishing behind Poplar's 45-point first place finish. Tanae Baker led the squad with a second place finish. The Scottie cross country teams will compete at the Havre Invitational Saturday, Sept. 10, with races beginning...
Huntley Project established their lead over Glasgow in the first quarter and never relinquished it, winning over the Scotties 42-14. "Not the outcome we wanted, but overall a blessing to see this high powered of an offense this early in the year," said assistant coach Sam Tedrow. "This Huntley game has given us a glimpse of the defense we can be, now we need to go back to work at practice this week and learn from our mistakes." Fellow assistant coach Dylan Hughes also found the game to be a...
