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Oct. 19

The rankings (+/- = movement upward or downward):

Class AA
1. Missoula Sentinel (7-0)

2. Billings West (7-1)

3. Butte (5-2) (+1)

4. Helena (5-2) (+1)

5. Helena Capital (5-2) (-2)

Class A
1. Hamilton (7-0)

2. Laurel (7-0)

3. Polson (8-0) (+1)

4. Lewistown (6-1) (+2)

5. Billings Central (5-2) (-2)

Class B
1. Florence-Carlton (7-0)

2. Townsend (6-1)

3. Columbus (6-1) (+1)

4. Malta (7-0) (+1)

5. Eureka (6-2) (+2)

6. Bigfork (6-1) (-3)

7. Jefferson (5-2) (+2)

8. Fairfield (6-1)

9. Glasgow (6-2) (-3)

10. Red Lodge (6-2)

8-Man
1. Drummond-Philipsburg (7-0)

2. Thompson Falls (8-0)

3. Fort Benton (6-1) (+2)

4. Simms (7-1) (-1)

5. Scobey (6-1) (+1)

6. Culbertson (6-1) (-2)

7. Joliet (5-1)

8. Belt (7-1)

9. Chinook (7-1) (+1)

10. Park City (6-1)

6-Man
1. Froid-Lake (8-0)

2. White Sulphur Springs (6-0)

3. Power-Dutton-Brady (7-1) (+1)

4. Shields Valley (5-1) (+1)

5. Bridger (6-1) (-2)

6. Richey-Lambert (5-2)

7. Hot Springs (6-1)

8. DGS-GRW (7-1)

9. Big Sandy (5-2)

10. Broadview-Lavina (5-2)

Glasgow Middle Schools cross country squad closed out the season with fast times and high places at the Harlem Invitational meet last Friday.

Both teams finished second to strong Havre squads, but Scottie runners brought home plenty of hardware and posted seven individual season records on the fast, flat course at Harlem’s golf course.

The Scottie boys tallied 80 team points, placing them behind Havre’s 30 points. The Glasgow middle schoolers were led by Garrett Thompson, who placed third with a new season record of 10:11 for the 1.55-mile course. Fellow Scottie Timothy Pearson placed 10th in 10:45, also a PR (personal record). Rounding out the squad, Rowen Kloker took 12th in 10:51, Alex Earll placed 27th in 13:39, and Aaron Mickelson took 28th place in 13:50. Both Earll and Mickelson set PRs.

On the girls side, eighth-grader Kimber Dulaney led from start to finish to win the individual title with a time of 10:07 for the 1.55-mile race. Also collecting medals for top-10 finishes were fellow eight-graders Josie Kemp, who took 6th place in 11:07, and Caylen Jankowski, 7th in 11:50.

Other Scottie girls were Rebekah Bailey, 15th in 12:39; Willow Sugg, 20th in 15:17; and Karsyn Page Sillerud, 21st in 15:47.

Glasgow’s girls team totaled 49 points, second to Havre, with 29 team points.

The Harlem meet closed out the season for the middle school runners, who participated in eight races this season, starting with Wolf Point Invitational in late August. Dulaney finished first for the girls squad in all eight races. Thompson led the boys team for seven of the eight races. Kloker finished ahead of his teammates at the home meet at Kiwanis Park.

The Scottie Volleyball Team picked up a non conference win over Sidney on Saturday. 25-19, 25-21, 25-23.

Scotties improve to 9-2 on the season and will wrap up regular season with a home match with Malta and a road match with Wolf Point next week.

The Scottie Girls finished 1st and the Scottie Boys 2nd at the Harlem Invitational Cross Country Meet on Friday.

Girls:
Iris McKean 1st 19:17
Tanae Baker 2nd 19:36
Kyeherah Bilger 12th 23:05
Haylly Turner 20th 24:38
Eve Stone 22nd 25:37
Mary Dykema 30th 28:02

Boys:
Reed Larsen 3rd 16:50
Kyler Holinde 5th 17:19
Lane Thompson 7th 17:37
Dalton Sand 8th 17:38
Bergen Miller 9th 17:50
Blake Lloyd 13th 18:36
Eli Feezell 15th 18:57
Ted See 21st 20:07
Adam Mickelson 22nd 20:12
Ben Kompel 31st 22:49
Dylan Hlad 38th 25:21
Owen Thompson 39th 25:23
James Seekins 40th 25:32

Saturday

Centerville 47, Harlowton-Ryegate 14

Chinook 44, Cascade 13

DGS-GRW 47, Geraldine-Highwood 16

Fairview 30, Culbertson 14

Fort Benton 35, Simms 25

Froid-Lake 42, Savage 0

Hot Springs 66, West Yellowstone 8

Plentywood 41, Westby-Grenora 12

Roy-Winifred 40, Hobson-Moore-Judith Gap 39

Thompson Falls 61, Plains 6

Valley Christian 2, Gardiner 0 (forfeit)

Victor 52, Troy 6

White Sulphur Springs 50, Noxon 8

Wibaux 34, Jordan 14

Friday, Oct. 15

Montana State 13, Weber State 7

Saturday, Oct. 16

Eastern Washington 71, Idaho 21

Sacramento State 28, Montana 21

Northern Arizona 59, Southern Utah 35

Portland State 31, Idaho State 10

UC Davis 32, Northern Colorado 3

Thursday

Belgrade 24, Billings Skyview 20

Butte 30, Missoula Hellgate 27

Red Lodge 40, Shepherd 3

Friday

Belt 44, Shelby 6

Billings West 49, Great Falls CMR 20

Bozeman 38, Bozeman Gallatin 35

Columbia Falls 35, Whitefish 19

Columbus 48, Three Forks 0

Dillon 42, East Helena 0

Drummond-Philipsburg 42, Seeley-Swan 6

Eureka 14, Bigfork 13

Fairfield 20, Cut Bank 14

Florence-Carlton 54, Whitehall 7

Forsyth 48, Lodge Grass 20

Frenchtown 41, Stevensville 16

Great Falls 23, Billings Senior 7

Hamilton 48, Libby 14

Havre 57, Livingston 8

Helena 42, Missoula Big Sky 7

Huntley Project 33, Baker 0

Jefferson 29, Manhattan 12

Joliet 70, Absarokee 6

Kalispell Glacier 56, Kalispell Flathead 0

Laurel 14, Glendive 10

Lewistown 21, Billings Central 14

Malta 37, Glasgow 6

Missoula Loyola 50, Anaconda 6

Missoula Sentinel 32, Helena Capital 0

Park City 36, Sheridan 34

Polson 41, Browning 0

Richey-Lambert 48, Bainville 0

Ronan 34, Corvallis 7

Roundup 14, Colstrip 0

Shields Valley 30, Bridger 26

Sidney 47, Miles City 32

St. Ignatius 58, Arlee 0

Townsend 46, Big Timber 6

Wolf Point 43, Conrad 18

The Dickinson State Bluehawks were victorious over the Iowa Wesleyan Tigers on Saturday, winning by a score of 55-6. The Bluehawks scored 27 points in the first quarter alone, to build an insurmountable lead, and then never looked back. DSU quarterback Drew Bodecker was named the player of the game, with 3 TD passes.

1Q- Dickinson St. 27, Iowa Wesleyan 0
HALF- Dickinson St. 48, Iowa Wesleyan 0
3Q- Dickinson St. 48, Iowa Wesleyan 6
FINAL-Dickinson St. 55, Iowa Wesleyan 6

SCORING PLAYS

1st Quarter
DSU- Kellen Ray 8 yard TD reception from Drew Bodecker (Johnson kick)-11:37
DSU-Riley Linder 1 yard TD run (Johnson Kick)-7:58
DSU-Tyger Frye 18 yard TD reception from Bodecker (pass failed)
DSU- Conner McCarvel 13 yard TD reception from Bodecker (Johnson kick)-3:14

2nd Quarter
DSU- Braden Zuroff 7 yard TD run (Johnson Kick)- 14:56
DSU- Cody Asbeck 25 yard TD run (Johnson Kick)- 12:05
DSU- Braden Zuroff 33 yard TD reception from Bridger Grovom (Johnson Kick)- 6:09

3rd Quarter
Iowa Wesleyan- McWilliams 8 yard TD reception from Arizmendi (pass failed)- :23

4th Quarter
DSU- Nathan Schumacher 10 yard TD reception from Grovom (Wade James Kick)- 7:40

The Malta Mustangs defeated the Glasgow Scotties by a score of 37-6 in a Northern B Divisional football game in Glasgow on Friday night. Glasgow falls to 6-2 on the season and is now 3-1 in Northern B competition, while Malta advances their record to 7-0, and is now 4-0 in conference play. Glasgow travels to Wolf Point next Friday night, while Malta will play host to Fairfield. The Mustangs finished the game with 359 rushing yards, led by Rex Williamson's 237 yards and 2 TD's. Glasgow's offense was led by Kyler Hallock's 82 rushing yards, while Tatum Hansen finished with 30 yards on the ground. Mason Donaldson finished the game with 66 yards passing and 39 yards rushing as well. Glasgow's Kyler Hallock was presented with the Dean Vegge award at the conclusion of the game, for his outstanding play.

1Q-Malta 16, Glasgow 0
HALF- Malta 30, Glasgow 6
3Q- Malta 30, Glasgow 6
FINAL Malta 37, Glasgow 6

SCORING PLAYS

1Q (Malta)Spencer Gibbs 13 yard TD pass from Tuss- (Tuss Run)- 6:51
1Q(Malta) Salisbury 10 yard TD run- (Tuss Run)-2:39

2Q-(Malta)Rex Williamson 51 yard TD run (Tuss pass from Oxarart)-5:33
2Q-(Glasgow)Tatum Hansen 21 yard TD run (run failed)- 3:34
2Q-(Malta)Salisbury 1 yard TD run (run failed)- 2:05

4Q-(Malta) Rex Williamson 14 yard TD run (Jacob Smith Kick)-5:06

High school football

406mtsports.com rankings

Oct. 12

The rankings (+/- = movement upward or downward):

Class AA
1. Missoula Sentinel (6-0)

2. Billings West (6-1)

3. Helena Capital (5-2) (+1)

4. Butte (4-2) (+1)

5. Helena (5-2) (+1)

Class A
1. Hamilton (6-0)

2. Laurel (6-0)

3. Billings Central (5-1)

4. Polson (7-0)

5. Whitefish (7-0)

Class B
1. Florence-Carlton (6-0)

2. Townsend (5-1) (+1)

3. Bigfork (6-0) (+1)

4. Columbus (5-1) (-2)

5. Malta (6-0)

6. Glasgow (6-1)

7. Eureka (5-2)

8. Fairfield (5-1)

9. Jefferson (4-2)

10. Red Lodge (4-2)

8-Man
1. Drummond-Philipsburg (6-0)

2. Thompson Falls (7-0) (+2)

3. Simms (7-0) (+4)

4. Culbertson (6-0) (+1)

5. Fort Benton (5-1) (-3)

6. Scobey (5-1)

7. Joliet (4-1) (-4)

8. Belt (6-1)

9. Sheridan (5-0)

10. (tie) Chinook (6-1) and Park City (5-1)

6-Man
1. Froid-Lake (7-0)

2. White Sulphur Springs (5-0)

3. Bridger (6-0)

5. Power-Dutton-Brady (6-1)

5. Shields Valley (4-1)

6. Richey-Lambert (4-2)

7. Hot Springs (5-1) (+1)

8. DGS-GRW (6-1) (+1)

9. Big Sandy (6-2) (+1)

10. Broadview-Lavina (4-2) (-3)

Brenner Flaten, a veteran Athletic Director at Glasgow High School, has been recognized by the National Interscholastic Athletic Administration as a Certified Master Athletic
Administrator.

Flaten earned the distinction by demonstrating exemplary knowledge, contributions, and ongoing
professional development in the interscholastic athletic administrator field. The certification process, which was voluntary, considered a thorough evaluation of Flaten’s educational background, experience, NIAAA Leadership Courses, and professional contributions, culminating with a practical oral presentation project.

Flaten satisfied those requirements by taking 12 classes in Athletic leadership, sitting for a proctored
three-hour exam and completing the implemented project.

He has served as Tournament Director for 41 MHSA Post-Season events over the past eight years;
including Playoff Football, District & Divisional Volleyball, Basketball, and Track & Field as well Divisional Wrestling, Softball, and Golf. Flaten is the current President of District 2B and Vice President of the Class B Association. He also serves as the lone Class B representative on the MIAAA Executive Board. He is a past President of the NE MIAAA Chapter, where he was honored as their region’s AD of the year in 2017-18.

“In high school athletics, it is important to stay up to date on current developments. It’s crucial to surround yourself with high level thinkers. With those that really understand the importance of activities and their place alongside academics.,” Flaten said. “I wanted to try to bring some fresh ideas back to our community to help continue to improve the school district and athletic programs. I’m big on goal setting. This has been a professional goal of mine since I started. It’s an honor. I am hoping to inspire other AD’s in our great state to take a similar path through the certification process.”

The NIAAA is a national professional organization consisting of all 50 state athletic administrator
associations and more than 10,000 individual members, dedicated to promoting the professional growth of high school athletic administrators and preserving the educational nature of interscholastic athletics and the place of these programs in the secondary school curriculum.

The NIAAA has been certifying Athletic Directors since 1974. Although 23 AD’s have become certified in Montana over the past 45+ years, Flaten becomes only the 4th Athletic Director in Montana history to obtain a Masters Level designation.

Flaten is currently in his 8th year as Athletic Director at Glasgow High School.

Saturday

DGS-GRW 50, Centerville 29

Richey-Lambert 48, Wibaux 8

Valier 25, Sunburst 24

Valley Christian 63, West Yellowstone 14

White Sulphur Springs 74, Gardiner 0

Scotties get the road victory over Harlem and move to 8-2 overall, 6-0 in Conference play.

Glasgow over Harlem: 25-14, 25-14, 25-27, 25-19

Kills: Carly Nelson 12
Blocks: Klaire Krumewiede 11
Aces: Abrianna Nielsen 7
Digs: Blaire Westby 14
Assists: Daley Aune 18

Saturday, Oct. 9

Montana 31, Dixie State 14

Montana State 45, Cal Poly 7

Eastern Washington 63, Northern Colorado 17

Idaho State 27, UC Davis 17

Idaho 42, Portland State 35

Sacramento State 41, Southern Utah 20

Saturday, Oct. 9

Rocky Mountain 34, Eastern Oregon 17

Montana Western 38, Southern Oregon 7

Carroll 34, MSU-Northern 0

College of Idaho 28, Montana Tech 23

The Scottie Boys dominated the Malta Invitational Cross Country Meet on Saturday at Marian Hills Golf Course. Reed Larson cruised to a first place finish with a time of 17:15 while teammate Kyler Holinde finished in 2nd with a time of 17:58.

The Scotties will travel to Harlem on Friday to finish out the regular season.

Iris McKean and Tanae Baker finished 1-2 at the Malta Invitational Cross Country Meet on Saturday and the Scotties finished in 3rd place behind Havre and Poplar. McKean finished with a time of 19:30 while Tanae Baker had a time of 19:37.

The Scotties will be in Harlem on Friday to finish the regular season.

Friday

Alberton-Superior 74, Seeley-Swan 20

Baker 26, Shepherd 20

Belt 58, Shelby 8

Big Sandy 57, North Star 18

Bigfork 48, Anaconda 0

Billings Central 39, Sidney 20

Billings West 30, Billings Senior 0

Bozeman 21, Great Falls CMR 14

Butte 20, Kalispell Glacier 17

Charlo 30, Drummond-Philipsburg 30

Chinook 55, Choteau 18

Columbia Falls 81, Browning 0

Corvallis 55, East Helena 0

Culbertson 49, Ekalaka 20

Dillon 63, Stevensville 24

Eureka 21, Whitehall 7

Florence-Carlton 45, Missoula Loyola 7

Frenchtown 38, Butte Central 27

Froid-Lake 45, Jordan 6

Geraldine-Highwood 39, Custer-Hysham-Melstone 30

Glasgow 30, Conrad 8

Glendive 57, Livingston 2

Great Falls 48, Billings Skyview 7

Hamilton 55, Ronan 0

Helena 51, Kalispell Flathead 0

Helena Capital 48, Missoula Hellgate 6

Huntley Project 50, Colstrip 0

Jefferson 45, Big Timber 6

Laurel 21, Miles City 7

Lewistown 47, Hardin 6

Lone Peak 38, Ennis 36

Malta 20, Cut Bank 0

Manhattan 26, Three Forks 7

Missoula Sentinel 35, Missoula Big Sky 0

Park City 48, Joliet 34

Polson 42, Havre 14

Red Lodge 49, Roundup 6

Roy-Winifred 40, Harlowton-Ryegate 12

Scobey 66, Forsyth 6

Shields Valley 41, Broadview-Lavina 14

Simms 41, Fort Benton 29

St. Ignatius 56, Darby 6

Thompson Falls 61, Arlee 24

Townsend 43, Columbus 22

Westby-Grenora 42, Lodge Grass 6

Whitefish 27, Libby 14

The Scottie Volleyball Team remains undefeated in 2-B Conference play after a 3-0 victory over Poplar on Friday.

Glasgow defeats Poplar 25-6, 25-12, 25-18

Scotties will travel to Harlem on Saturday for another conference matchup.

Class AA
1. Missoula Sentinel (5-0)

2. Billings West (5-1)

3. Great Falls CMR (5-1) (+2)

4. Helena Capital (4-2) (+2)

5. Butte (4-2) (-2)

Class A
1. Hamilton (5-0)

2. Laurel (5-0)

3. Billings Central (4-1)

4. Polson (6-0) (+1)

5. Whitefish (6-0) (-1)

Class B
1. Florence-Carlton (5-0)

2. Columbus (5-0)

3. Townsend (4-1)

4. Bigfork (5-0) (+1)

5. Malta (5-0) (+2)

6. Glasgow (5-1) (+2)

7. Eureka (4-2) (-1)

8. Fairfield (4-1) (-4)

9. Jefferson (3-2) (+1)

10. Red Lodge (3-2) (+1)

8-Man
1. Drummond-Philipsburg (5-0)

2. Fort Benton (5-0)

3. Joliet (4-0)

4. Thompson Falls (6-0)

5. Culbertson (5-0)

6. Scobey (4-1)

7. Simms (6-0)

8. Belt (5-1)

9. Sheridan (5-0)

10. Chinook (5-1)

6-Man
1. Froid-Lake (6-0)

2. White Sulphur Springs (4-0)

3. Bridger (6-0)

5. Power-Dutton-Brady (5-1) (+1)

5. Shields Valley (3-1) (+1)

6. Richey-Lambert (3-2) (-2)

7. Broadview-Lavina (4-1)

8. Hot Springs (5-1)

9. DGS-GRW (4-1) (+1)

10. Big Sandy (4-2) (+1)

Glasgow Middle School’s cross country squad took advantage of a flat, fast course at the Miles City Town & Country Club to establish a number of season-best times, as they competed in one of the largest events of their fall season.

The Scottie girls tied for second place with 101 team points, sharing the runner-up billing with Laurel. Poplar won the girls team title with 63 points. Eighth-grader Kimber Dulaney continued to pace the Glasgow team, taking fourth place in the 126-runner field with a new personal record of 9:55. It’s the first time she’s broken the intimidating 10-minute barrier for the 1.5-mile race.

Haleigh Huntsman was second for the Scotties, finishing in 9th place with a time of 10:25. She was followed by Josie Kemp, 32nd place in 11:05; Jensina Tweten, 40th place in 11:26; and Caylen Jankowski, 52nd place in 12:04.

Other Scotties completing the course included Rebekah Bailey, 74th place in 12:46; Chloe Lamb, 100th place in 13:56; Aspen Probert, 107th place in 14:24; Willow Sugg, 108th place in 14:25; and Karsyn Page, 123rd place in 16:48.

On the boys side, Glasgow finished in 11th place behind the efforts of just five runners. The field included 146 runners from schools across the eastern half of Montana and western North Dakota. The top Scottie was 6th grader Garrett Thompson, who finished in 47th place with a time of 10:34.

Other Glasgow scorers included Rowen Kloker, who took 54th place with a time of 10:41; Timothy Pearson, 62nd in 11:01; Jack Milam, 98th in 12:22; and Alex Earll, 132nd in 14:06.

“I was pleased with the level of competitiveness that we brought to the race, and nearly every Glasgow runner set a new PR, or personal record,” says GMS coach Andrew McKean. “That’s our goal in every race, to push to a new level. We always look forward to the Miles City course. It’s flat and fast, and though Saturday’s temperatures were uncomfortably warm, the runners found a way to make the best of some stiff competition.”

McKean said he was especially impressed with Dulaney, who broke 10 minutes after leading the race through the mile mark. Six other girls set PRs, including Chloe Lamb, who dropped over a minute from her previous best time. Three of the boys also established new PRs, including Thompson, who has been dropping his time in nearly every race this season.

The GMS teams are on the road to Sidney next Saturday.

The Scottie Volleyball Team defeated Sidney 3-0 in a Saturday match at GHS. The Scotties improved to 6-2 on the season.

Glasgow over Sidney 25-21, 29-27, 25-12

Abrianna Nielsen 9 kills, Carly Nelson 8 blocks, Abrianna Nielsen 5 aces, Blaire Westby 12 digs and Daley Aune 13 assists.

Girls scores: Williston 44, Hardin 68, Laurel 92, Custer County 143, Fergus County 171, Poplar 200, Glasgow 218, Havre 231, Sidney 272, Lodge Grass 274, Billings Central 276, Dawson County 290, Lockwood NS, Plentywood NS, Broadus NS, Richey-Lambert NS, St Labre NS, Wolf Point NS

Iris McKean 5th 19:41.22
Tanae Baker 12th 20:06.92
Kyeyerah Bilger 60th 24:35.09
Haylly Turner 68th 26:01.74
Eve Stone 73rd 26:57.46

JV Girls
Mary Dykema 46th 30:10.12

Boys scores: Williston 27, Hardin 47, Wolf Point 116, Laurel 127, Custer County 164, Glasgow 167, Havre 205, Dawson County 242, Billings Central 281, Poplar 288, Lodge Grass 303, Plentywood 364, Sidney 365, Fergus County 365, Lockwood 413, Lame Deer NS, Richey-Lambert NS, St Labre NS

Lane Thompson 17th 17:31.06
Reed Larsen 25th 17:51.11
Kyler Holinde 34th 18:19.10
Bergen Miller 36th 18:32.51
Blake Lloyd 55th 19:20.81
Eli Feezell 63rd 19:51.32

JV Boys

Adam Mickelson 33rd 21:42.49
Ted See 34th 21:48.03
Owen Thompson 43rd 26:03.95
Dylan Hlad 47th 30:26.81

Next at Malta on October 9th

Montana State 40, Northern Colorado 7

Northern Arizona 48, Idaho State 17

Weber State 38, Cal Poly 7

Eastern Washington 34, Montana 28

Portland State 20, Southern Utah 13

UC Davis 27, Idaho 20

Southern Oregon, 24, Eastern Oregon 3
Rocky Mountain 41, Montana Western 31
Carroll College 28, College of Idaho 21
Montana Tech 23, MSU-Northern 13

Florence 41, Eureka 15
Simms 34, Chinook 24
Arlee 56, Troy 34
Wibaux 62, Bainville 33
Froid-Lake 64, Richey-Lambert 18
Bridger 60, Redd Point-Rapelje 0
Sunburst 42, North Star 28
Broadview-Lavina 19, Roy-Winifred 16

High School Football
Glasgow 32, Fairfield 22
Malta 43, Conrad 0
Red Lodge 58, Colstrip 0
Huntley Project 41, Shepherd 8
Columbus 50, Sweet Grass County 19
Baker 41, Roundup 6
Broadwater 34, Manhattan 13
Jefferson 37, Three Forks 0
Whitehall 42, Anaconda 0
Bigfork 42, Loyola-Sacred Heart 0
Ekalaka 46, Forsyth 24
Circle 30, Mondak 22
Culbertson 32, Plentywood 22
Shelby 72, CJI 46
Fort Benton 47, Choteau 26
Thompson Falls 49, Darby 26
Laurel 28, Billings Central Catholic 14
Dawson County 49, Havre 37
Sidney 46, Hardin 14
Custer County 64, Park County 0

High School Volleyball
Bainville def. Nashua 3-2
Tia Dees had 6 aces and 6 kills for Nashua, Kaitlyn Miller had 9 assists, Hadynn Adkins 9 digs
Circle def. Lewiston 3-0
Harlem def. Conrad 3-1
Lewistown def. Sidney 3-2
Plentywood def. North Country 3-1
Savage def. Scobey 3-1
Townsend def. Fairfield 3-0

State Golf
AA Girls Golf
Billing West 661, Billings Senior 706, Bozeman 710
Bella Johnson, Billings West 148, Kodie Hoagland, Butte 155, Kenzie Walsh, Senior 166, Hayden Trost, West 166

AA Boys Golf
Bozeman Gallatin 581, Kalispell Glacier 606, Helena Capital 615, Missoula Sentinel 615
Jordan Verge, Gallatin 137, Justus Verge, Gallatin 141, Jack Prigge, Butte 144

After day 1:
State A Girls: Laurel 326, Hamilton 383, Livingston 386
State A Boys: Whitefish 297, Laurel 301, Polson 306

The Glasgow Scottie football team moved to 5-1 on the year, as they knocked off the #2 ranked Fairfield Eagles during Scottie Homecoming on Friday night. With the win, Glasgow snaps Fairfield’s 48-game conference winning streak. Fairfield’s last conference loss came on October 20th, 2010.

Glasgow 32 Fairfield 22. Final. Scotties move to 5-1 overall, 2-0 in Northern B play.

1Q Glasgow: K.J. Ingram, 75 yard kick-off return (Kyler Hallock 2 point conversion run)
1Q Fairfield: 35 yard TD pass, 2 point conversion good
1Q Glasgow: Tatum Hansen, 1 yard TD run (Hansen 2 point conversion run)
1Q Fairfield: 1 yard TD run, 2 point conversion fails
2Q Fairfield: 7 yard TD run, 2 point conversion good
3Q Glasgow: 7 yard TD run, Mason Donaldson (Hansen 2 point conversion run)
3Q Glasgow: 7 yard TD pass, Donaldson to Trey Johnson (Hallock 2 point conversion run)

1Q Glasgow 16, Fairfield 14
HALF Fairfield 22, Glasgow 16
3Q Glasgow 32, Fairfield 22
FINAL Glasgow 32, Fairfield 22

The Scottie Volleyball Team improved its overall record to 5-2 with a non-conference win over North Country.

Glasgow 25-21, 25-12, 24-26, 25-22

Glasgow with 29 kills, 19 blocks, 22 aces, 32 digs and 26 assists.

Abrianna Nielsen and Carly Nelson each had 9 kills, Carly Nelson with 8 blocks, Abrianna Nielsen with 6 aces, Blaire Westby with 10 digs and Daley Aune and Tyann Graham with 12 assists.

Friday:
KLTZ
7pm-Fairfield at Glasgow

Saturday:
KLTZ
8am- Saturday Morning Sports Show

1pm- Northern Colorado at Montana State

8:30pm- University of Montana at Eastern Washington

Saturday:
MIX-93

1pm-Presentation College at Dickinson State

DICKINSON, ND – The North Star Athletic Association (NSAA) announced its fourth installment of the men's and women's Golfers-of-the-Week Wednesday. Breilyn Riggin (SR/Glendive, MT) of Dickinson State was selected as the Women's Golfer-of-the-Week.

Breilyn shot a round of 79 (+7) on the first day of the Waldorf (Iowa) Invitational, finishing in a tie for third place for Dickinson State. The Blue Hawks finished in a tie for third place as a team. Riggin recorded a 75 (+4) to win the Waldorf Classic on the second day, propelling the Blue Hawks to a team title.

"Breilyn shot very well over the two-day tournament," stated DSU Head Coach Thadd O'Donnell. "Like all of us in the game of golf, she has her good rounds and her bad rounds. It was nice to see her put together two great rounds last weekend."

Dickinson State completed their fall golf schedule and won't return to action until March 10, 2022, where they travel to Mesa, Ariz.

The NSAA Player of the Week is selected from a pool of conference players of the week. Sports information director representatives from each conference institution may nominate players for the specific conference award in each category. A voting panel comprising of sports information directors from each conference institution vote using the PrestoSports secure platform.

3-Week Scottie Activities Outlook:

Thursday Sept. 30th Red and White Day -- GHS Cheer & Mascot @ Irle 9:00-10:35 AM
Thursday Sept. 30th -- GHS Cheer & Mascot + ALL Fall Senior Athletes @ GMS Pep Assembly 10:45 AM
Thursday Sept. 30th -- Homecoming Coronation @ GHS Auditorium 3:00 PM
Thursday Sept. 30th -- JV/V VB vs. North Country 4:30 PM
Thursday Sept. 30th -- MS VB @ Sidney
Friday Oct. 1st Red and White Day -- Homecoming Parade 2:30 PM (lineup at 2 PM at Civic Center)
Friday Oct. 1st -- High School Tailgate Party @ Scottie Field 5:00 PM
Friday Oct. 1st -- Adult Tailgate Party (Sponsored by Reynolds Market) 6:00 PM
Friday Oct. 1st -- Homecoming FB Game vs. Fairfield 7:00 PM
Saturday Oct. 2nd -- NE MS VB Tournament @ Harlem
Saturday Oct. 2nd -- JV FB vs. Fairfield 9:00 AM
Saturday Oct. 2nd -- HS/MS XC @ Miles City
Saturday Oct. 2nd -- MS FB @ Wolf Point
Saturday Oct. 2nd -- Homecoming C/JV/V VB Game vs. Sidney 1:00 PM
Saturday Oct. 2nd -- Homecoming Adult Pub Crawl (Sponsored by Glasgow Chamber) 4:30 PM
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Monday Oct. 4th -- JV FB @ Sidney
Monday Oct. 4th -- 1st Day of HS Speech & Drama Practice 4:00 PM
Monday Oct. 4th -- 1st Day of MS Girls Basketball Practice 4:00 PM
Friday Oct. 8th -- HS FB @ Conrad
Friday Oct. 8th -- JV/V VB vs. Poplar 4:00 PM (Pink Night)
Saturday Oct. 9th -- C/JV/V VB @ Harlem
Saturday Oct. 9th -- HS XC @ Malta Invitational
Saturday Oct. 9th -- MS XC @ Sidney Invitational
Saturday Oct. 9th -- MS FB @ Havre
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Monday Oct. 11th -- JV FB vs. Scobey (11-Man) 5:00 PM
Monday Oct. 11th -- 1st Day of 3rd-4th Grade Basketball Skills at Irle Gymnasium
Tuesday Oct. 12th -- JV VB vs. Lustre 5:00 PM
Tuesday Oct. 12th -- Glasgow Rec. Dept. Football under the lights at Scottie Field 6:00 PM
Friday Oct. 15th -- HS FB vs. Malta 7:00 PM (Senior Night FB, XC, & Cheer)
Friday Oct. 15th -- HS/MS XC @ Harlem
Saturday Oct. 16th -- HS VB @ Sidney 1:00 PM
Saturday Oct. 16th -- MS GBB @ Poplar Jamboree

Class AA
1. Missoula Sentinel (4-0)

2. Billings West (4-1)

3. Butte (4-1)

4. Kalispell Glacier (4-1)

5. Great Falls CMR (4-1) (+1)

Class A
1. Hamilton (5-0)

2. Laurel (4-0)

3. Billings Central (4-0)

4. Whitefish (5-0)

5. Polson (5-0)

Class B
1. Florence-Carlton (4-0)

2. Columbus (4-0)

3. Townsend (3-1)

4. Fairfield (4-0)

5. Bigfork (4-0)

6. Eureka (4-1)

7. Malta (4-0)

8. Glasgow (4-1) (+3)

9. Big Timber (3-2) (+2)

10. Jefferson (2-2) (-2)

8-Man
1. Drummond-Philipsburg (4-0)

2. Fort Benton (4-0)

3. Joliet (4-0)

4. Thompson Falls (5-0)

5. Culbertson (4-0)

6. Scobey (4-1)

7. Simms (5-0)

8. Belt (4-1)

9. Sheridan (4-0)

10. Chinook (5-0)

6-Man
1. Froid-Lake (5-0)

2. White Sulphur Springs (3-0)

3. Bridger (5-0) (+2)

4. Richey-Lambert (3-1) (+2)

5. Power-Dutton-Brady (4-1) (+2)

6. Shields Valley (3-1) (+3)

7. Broadview-Lavina (4-1) (-3)

8. Hot Springs (3-1) (-5)

9. Geraldine-Highwood (4-0) (+1)

10. DGS-GRW (4-1) (-1)

Glasgow def. Lewis and Clark (ND) 25-15, 25-12
Minot Our Redeemer def. Glasgow 25-7, 25-14
Dickinson Trinity def. Glasgow 25-15, 25-12

The Scottie Cross Country Teams competed at the Eastern Montana 7 on 7 Cross Country Meet on Saturday in Lockwood. There were 7 different races as teams matched their top 7 runners against each other.

Scottie Boys:
9th Reed Larsen 19:59
9th Kyler Holinde 21:00
2nd Lane Thompson 18:48
5th Bergen Miller 21:03
4th Dalton Sand 20:38
4th Blake Lloyd 21:17
6th Eli Feezell 23:23

Scottie Girls:
2nd Iris McKean 21:31
1st Tanae Baker 22:19
13th Kheyerah Bilger 28:52
12th Haylly Turner 28:57
12th Eve Stone 29:25

Friday

Absarokee 61, Ennis 16

Bainville 54, Jordan 19

Belt 60, Cascade 12

Big Sandy 56, Heart Butte 6

Big Timber 25, Manhattan 19

Bigfork 54, Whitehall 6

Billings Central 54, Livingston 0

Billings West 48, Belgrade 3

Bridger 44, Broadview-Lavina 19

Broadus 47, Poplar 8

Browning 34, Ronan 32

Butte 24, Missoula Big Sky 0

Butte Central 44, Corvallis 0

Charlo 60, Arlee 0

Chinook 61, Chester-Joplin-Inverness 14

Columbus 26, Jefferson 14

Custer-Hysham-Melstone 48, Reed Point-Rapelje 6

Dillon 27, Frenchtown 21

Drummond-Philipsburg 56, Victor 6

Eureka 33, Missoula Loyola 8

Fairfield 59, Conrad 12

Fairview 56, Westby-Grenora 25

Florence-Carlton 44, Anaconda 3

Glasgow 36, Cut Bank 6

Great Falls 27, Bozeman Gallatin 22

Great Falls CMR 36, Billings Senior 12

Hamilton 49, Stevensville 12

Shelby 56, Hays-Lodgepole 6

Huntley Project 50, Roundup 2

Joliet 42, Twin Bridges 6

Kalispell Glacier 21, Helena Capital 7

Laurel 42, Hardin 0

Lewistown 37, Sidney 7

Malta 54, Wolf Point 20

Miles City 40, Havre 0

Missoula Sentinel 27, Helena 6

Plentywood 58, Forsyth 6

Polson 49, Libby 14

Richey-Lambert 49, Savage 0

Shields Valley 38, DGS-GRW 14

Thompson Falls 62, Seeley-Swan 6

Townsend 35, Three Forks 0

Whitefish 44, East Helena 8

Minot Our Redeemer (ND) def. Glasgow 25-22, 25-18, 15-9. Scotties finish 2-1 in pool play

Glasgow def. New England (ND) 25-20, 23-25, 15-11

Glasgow def. Richardton-Taylor (ND) 25-17 25-13 15-7

Glasgow def. Wolf Point 25-22, 29-27, 25-21

Scotties had 25 kills, 29 blocks, 9 aces, 32 digs and 23 assists. Wolf Point had 32 kills, 6 blocks, 6 aces, 47 digs and 31 assists.

Abrianna Nielsen with 9 kills, Klaire Krumweide with 14 blocks, Daley Aune and Aspen Stulc with 3 aces, Blaire Westby with 9 digs and Daley Aune with 14 assists.

Scotties are now 4-2 overall, 4-0 in conference play and will travel to Dickinson on Friday and Saturday to compete at Dickinson Invitational.

The Scottie Girls won the Frazer Invitational on Thursday while the Scottie Boys took 2nd place.

Girls

Glasgow 80
Plentwyood 96
Scobey 115

2nd Iris McKean 20:19
6th Tanae Baker 20:59
13th Kheyerah Bilger 25:14
21st Haylly Turner 26:10
33rd Eve Stone 27:56

Boys
Wolf Point 33
Glasgow 35
Harlem 95

4th Reed Larsen 18:12
5th Kyler Holinde 18:15
6th Lane Thompson 18:29
8th Dalton Sand 19:02
12th Blake Lloyd 19:41
19th Eli Feezell 20:37
33rd Ted See 22:48
Adam Mickelson 23:37
Owen THompson 25:24
Dylan Hlad 27:27
James Seekins 28:19

The Glasgow Scotties defeated the visiting Cut Bank Wolves by a score of 36-6 in the conference opener for both teams in the Northern B football Conference. The Scotties were bolstered by 3 touchdown receptions from Mo Fast and Kyler Hallock's 139 rushing yards. The Scotties improve their record to 4-1 on the season, and will face the Fairfield Eagles in Glasgow for homecoming next Friday night.

Cut Bank 0-0-0-6
Glasgow 14-0-28-36

1st Quarter

Glasgow-Kyler Hallock 22 yd TD run (run failed)- 11:15
Glasgow-Mo Fast 49 yd TD pass from Donaldson (Ashtyn Potter pass from Donaldson)- 7:47

2nd Quarter (No Scoring)

3rd Quarter

Glasgow-Tatum Hansen 15 yd TD run (run failed)-5:14

4th Quarter

Glasgow- Mo Fast 62 yd TD pass from Donaldson (Hallock run) -8:06
Glasgow- Mo Fast 17 yd TD pass from Donaldson (Tatum Hansen run)- 3:11
Cut Bank-Hedges 5 yd TD run (kick blocked)- :54

Wednesday:
KLTZ
6:30 p.m. - Grizzly Football Coach’s Show
7:30 p.m. - Bobcat Football Coach’s Show

Friday:
KLTZ
7p.m. - Cut Bank at Glasgow

Saturday:
KLTZ
8 a.m. - Saturday Morning Sports Show

KLTZ
11 a.m. pregame - Cal Poly @ Montana

Big Sky Conference Football
Montana State 52, San Diego 10
Eastern Washington 62, Western Illinois 56
James Madison 37, Weber State 24
South Dakota 48, Cal Poly 14

Frontier Conference Football
Montana Tech 31, Rocky 29
Montana Western 42, Montana State-Northern 28
Eastern Oregon 10, Carroll College 7
College of Idaho 29, Southern Oregon 3

NDSU 35, Towson 7
UND 38, Drake 0

North Star Athletic Association
Valley City State 14, Waldorf 7
Dickinson State 51, Mayville State 13

High School Football
Culbertson 26, Scobey 22
Florence-Carlton 20, Townsend 14
Froid-Lake 36, Shields Valley 14
Plentywood 58, Ekalaka 20

High School Volleyball
Glasgow def. Poplar 3-0
Jordan def. Wibaux 3-0
Plentywood def. Lustre Christian 3-0
Richey-Lambert def. Nashua 3-1
Savage def. Frazer 3-0

Glasgow def. Poplar 25-16, 25-3, 25-12 on Saturday afternoon. The Scotties move to 3-0 in conference play, 3-2 overall.

They next host Wolf Point on Thursday and travel to the Dickinson tournament on Friday and Saturday.

The Scottie football team came away with the shutout on the road on Friday night, improving to 3-1 overall on the season.

Kyler Hallock scored the first four touchdowns for the Scotties, with Tatum Hansen running in for one more in the first half. QB Mason Donaldson went in from one yard out to add a touchdown in the second half. Jaydeen Hanshew went in for the final score in the fourth quarter.

The Scotties will be home to face Cut Bank on September 24th, and will host Fairfield in Glasgow's homecoming game on October 1st.

Varsity Boys Glasgow 48, Wolf Point 49, Custer County 55, Dawson County 94, Harlem 141, Poplar 148, Scobey 154, Culbertson 189

6. Reed Larsen, 18:00
8. Lane Thompson, 18:12
10. Bergen Miller, 18:37
11. Dalton Sand, 18:46
16. Kyler Holinde, 19:16
20. Blake Lloyd, 19:33
29. Eli Feezell, 20:40

J.V. Boys Custer County 24, Glasgow 33
2. Riley Smith, 21:22
4. Ted See, 22:32
6. Adam Mickelson, 22:56
14. Owen Thompson, 24:59
16. James Seekins, 25:49
21. Dylan Hlad, 27:10

Middle School Boys Poplar 56, Culbertson 96, Glendive 97, Havre 112, Glasgow 129, Dodson 144, Lewistown 146, Wolf Point 153, Plentywood 163

22. Rowen Kloker, 10:50
23. Timothy Pearson, 10:52
25. Garrett Thompson, 11:01
52. Jack Milam, 12:28
70. Aaron Mickelson, 14:05
74. Alex Earll, 15:00

Varsity Girls Custer County 36, Poplar 49, Glasgow 55, Dawson County 70,
2. Iris McKean, 19:44
3. Tanae Baker, 20:53
34. Kheyera Bilger, 26:13
35. Haylly Turner, 26:33
40. Eve Stone, 27:22

J.V. Girls
14. Mary Dykema 32:42

Middle School Girls Poplar 49, Lewistown 69, Havre 72, Glasgow 86, Wolf Point 106, Frontier 146, Frazer 194
1. Kimber Dulaney, 10:10
6. Haleigh Huntsman, 10:29
17. Josie Kemp, 11:26
47. Rebekah Bailey, 13:09
56. Aspen Probert, 13:26
57. Caylen Jankowski, 13:27
83. Karsyn Page, 16:34

High School Football

Miles City 42, Glendive 24
Laurel 28, Lewistown 21
Billings Central 37, Havre 7
Beaverhead County 36, Sidney 14

Fairfield 22, Whitehall 14
Loyola-Sacred Heart 39, Conrad 12
Shelby 68, Harlem 6
Roundup 28, Wolf Point 27
Manhattan 16, Huntley Project 6
Malta 41, Shepherd 12
Columbus 48, Baker 0
Red Lodge 16, Sweet Grass County 7
Big Fork 20, Jefferson 19
Three Forks 33, Anaconda 7
Fairview 62, Lodge Grass 20
Lincoln Co. 36, Cut Bank 7

Volleyball
Wolf Point def. Scobey 3-1
Richey-Lambert 3, Savage 1

Montana Tech def. Rocky 3-1

Plentywood def. Glasgow 25-20, 25-16, 20-25, 26-28, 15-10. The Scotties fall in the non-conference battle on the road. Their record is now 2-2 overall.

Glasgow visits Poplar today for a J.V. and Varsity match, starting at 1 p.m. They will be home vs. Wolf Point on Thursday, then will travel to the Dickinson Invitational Friday

After opening up the season with two consecutive hard-fought losses, the DSU Bluehawk football team rebounded with a big win over Mayville State on Saturday afternoon. This was the first conference game of the season for the Bluehawks, as their record moves to 1-2; but are 1-0 in conference play.

Dickinson State 14-37-51-51
Mayville State 6- 6- 13-13

Scoring Plays:

1st Quarter:

DSU- Tiger Frye 13 yd TD reception from Drew Bodecker (Johnson Kick)
DSU- Noah Sickler 10 yard TD reception from Bodecker (Johnson Kick)
Mayville St.- Reece Smith 54 yd TD reception from Salmon (pass failed)

2nd Quarter:

DSU- Tiger Frye 11 yd TD reception from Bodecker (kick failed)
DSU- Riley Linder 2 yd TD run (Johnson Kick)
DSU- Braden Zuroff 6 yd TD run (Johnson Kick)
DSU- Johnson 32 yard Field Goal

3rd Quarter:

DSU- Connor McCarvel 34 yard TD reception from Bodecker (Johnson Kick)
Mayville St.- Davidson 3 yd TD reception from Salmon (kick good)
DSU- Braden Zuroff 26 yd TD run (Johnson Kick)

4th Quarter:

Wednesday:
KLTZ
6:30 p.m. - Bobcat Football Coach’s Show

Friday:
KLTZ
7p.m. - Glasgow at Colstrip

Saturday:
KLTZ
8 a.m. - Saturday Morning Sports Show

MIX-93
Noon pregame - College Football- Dickinson State at Mayville State

KLTZ
Noon pregame - San Diego at Montana State

Monday Sept. 13th -- JV FB vs. Wolf Point 5:00 PM
Tuesday Sept. 14th -- College Fair @ GHS
Friday Sept. 17th -- HS FB @ Colstrip
Friday Sept. 17th -- JV/V VB @ Plentywood
Friday Sept. 17th -- 1st Day of 3rd-5th XC Skills @ Bundy Park
Saturday Sept. 18th -- C/JV/V VB @ Poplar
Saturday Sept. 18th -- HS/MS XC @ Scottie Invitational @ Kiwanis Park in Fort Peck
Saturday Sept. 18th -- MS VB @ Scobey
Saturday Sept. 18th -- MS FB vs. Sidney 10:00 AM
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Monday Sept. 20th -- JV FB vs. Glendive 5:00 PM
Thursday Sept. 23rd -- C/JV/V VB vs. Wolf Point 4:30 PM
Thursday Sept. 23rd -- HS/MS XC @ Frazer Invitational
Friday Sept. 24th -- HS FB vs. Cut Bank 7:00 PM
Friday Sept. 24th-25th -- HS V VB @ Dickinson Invitational
Saturday Sept. 25th -- HS V XC @ Billings Lockwood 7 on 7
Saturday Sept. 25th -- MS VB @ Malta Jamboree
Saturday Sept. 25th -- MS FB @ Malta
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Monday Sept. 27th Twin Day -- JV FB @ Havre 5:00 PM
Tuesday Sept. 28th Disney Day -- GHS Pep Band @ GMS 3:15 PM
Wednesday Sept. 29th Mad About Plaid Day -- GHS Pep Band @ Irle (Bundy Park) 3:15 PM
Wednesday Sept. 29th -- GHS Student Car Parade 7:00 PM
Wednesday Sept. 29th -- GHS Homecoming BonFire 7:00 PM
Wednesday Sept. 29th -- "Mad About Plaid" Homecoming Dance 8:00 PM
Thursday Sept. 30th Red and White Day -- GHS Cheer & Mascot @ Irle 9:00-10:35 AM
Thursday Sept. 30th -- GHS Cheer & Mascot + ALL Fall Senior Athletes @ GMS Pep Assembly 10:45 AM
Thursday Sept. 30th -- Homecoming Coronation @ GHS Auditorium 3:00 PM
Thursday Sept. 30th -- JV/V VB vs. North Country 4:30 PM
Thursday Sept. 30th -- MS VB @ Sidney
Friday Oct. 1st Red and White Day -- Homecoming Parade 2:00 PM
Friday Oct. 1st -- High School Tailgate Party @ Scottie Field 5:30 PM
Friday Oct. 1st -- Adult Tailgate Party (Sponsored by Reynolds Market) 6:00 PM
Friday Oct. 1st -- Homecoming FB Game vs. Fairfield 7:00 PM
Saturday Oct. 2nd -- NE MS VB Tournament @ Harlem
Saturday Oct. 2nd -- JV FB vs. Fairfield 9:00 AM
Saturday Oct. 2nd -- HS/MS XC @ Miles City
Saturday Oct. 2nd -- MS FB @ Wolf Point
Saturday Oct. 2nd -- Homecoming C/JV/V VB Game vs. Sidney 1:00 PM
Saturday Oct. 2nd -- Homecoming Adult Pub Crawl (Sponsored by Glasgow Chamber) 4:30 PM

Glasgow def. Harlem 25-11, 25-13, 25-16. Scotties move to 2-0 in conference play. 2-1 overall.

Scottie Statistics:
Glasgow had 17 kills, 8 blocks, 19 aces, 31 digs and 14 assists.

Klaire Krumewiede had 5 kills, 3 blocks and 6 aces. Blaire Westby had 7 digs and Daley Aune had 8 assists.

Bainville 41, Box Elder 0

Big Sandy 43, Savage 6

Bridger 45, West Yellowstone 6

Charlo 38, Darby 25

Froid-Lake 58, Power-Dutton-Brady 22

Jordan 44, Gardiner 12

Roy-Winifred 41, Centerville 18

Simms 64, Shelby 28

White Sulphur Springs 86, Harlowton-Ryegate 26

Montana 42, Western Illinois 7

Montana State 45, Drake 7

South Dakota 34, Northern Arizona 7

UC Davis 53, San Diego 7

Eastern Washington 63, Central Washington 14

Washington State 44, Portland State 24

Northern Colorado 45, Houston Baptist 13

Indiana 56, Idaho 14

Northern Iowa 34, Sacramento State 16

Weber State 41, Dixie State 3

Fresno State 63, Cal Poly 10

Nevada 49, Idaho State 10

Montana Western 42, Dickinson State 30

Southern Oregon 42, MSU-Northern 7

The Scottie boys cross country team won the Havre Invitational on Saturday, finishing 18 points ahead of the host team. Glasgow 41, Havre 59, Browning 69, Fort Benton 118.

1 Peyton Summers 10 Wolf Point 17:17.9
2 Caleb Tomac 10 Havre 17:22.6
3 Kholby Spotted Wolf 11 Wolf Point 17:29.5
4 Asa Jassen 12 Belt/Centerville 17:42.0
5 Kyler Holinde 9 Glasgow 17:56.1
6 Reed Larsen 11 Glasgow 18:08.5
7 Ethan Blount 12 Wolf Point 18:17.5
8 Jeremy Bockus 12 Browning 18:25.2
9 Preston Iron Heart 10 Browning 18:30.0
10 Bergen Miller 12 Glasgow 18:32.6

5. Kyler Holinde, 17:56
6. Reed Larsen, 18:08
10. Bergen Miller, 18:32
11. Lane Thompson, 18:45
22. Blake Lloyd, 20:16
23. Eli Feezell, 20:57
49. Adam Mickelson, 23:23
50. Ted See, 24:12
52. Ben Kompel, 25:01
64. Owen Thompson, 27:14
65. James Seekins, 28:18

The Scottie girls cross country team finished third at the Havre Invitational on Saturday. Fergus won the meet with 46 points, followed by Havre with 76, Glasgow with 83 and Belt/Centerville with 103 points.

1 Lindsey Paulson 12 Belt/Centerville 19:16.3
2 Annie Kaul 11 Plentywood 20:07.6
3 Iris McKean 12 Glasgow 20:12.0
4 Kiara Iron Heart 12 Browning 20:48.5
5 Tanae Baker 9 Glasgow 21:34.8
6 Ava Robinson 9 Fergus 21:37.0
7 Hailey Gingery 9 Havre 21:59.8
8 Samantha Wisher 11 Whitewater 22:04.0
9 Nikki Nau 10 North Toole County(Sunburst) 22:45.7
10 Alexa Johnson 12 Fairfield 22:52.2

3. Iris McKean, 20:11
5. Tanae Baker, 21:34
26. Kheyerah Bilger, 25:10
38. Haylly Turner, 26:28
47. Eve Stone, 28:06

Alberton-Superior 62, Troy 6

Bigfork 48, Conrad 6

Billings Central 30, Glendive 12

Billings Senior 69, Billings Skyview 0

Billings West 42, Bozeman Gallatin 14

Bonners Ferry, ID 7, Libby 0

Bozeman 36, Great Falls 21

Broadview-Lavina 42, Reed Point-Rapelje 0

Butte 34, Helena 20

Chinook 44, Harlem 6

Columbia Falls 42, Ronan 6

Columbus 24, Red Lodge 0

Culbertson 54, Forsyth 16

DGS-GRW 31, Valier 18

Dillon 41, Corvallis 6

Fairfield 26, Eureka 19

Florence-Carlton 43, Three Forks 0

Geraldine-Highwood 26, Hobson-Moore-Judith Gap 14

Glasgow 24, Baker 14

Great Falls CMR 48, Belgrade 0

Hamilton 44, Frenchtown 20

Havre 25, Hardin 14

Helena Capital 57, Kalispell Flathead 0

Hot Springs 55, North Star 0

Huntley Project 27, Anaconda 6

Jefferson 26, Cut Bank 0

Joliet 36, Ennis 6

Laurel 25, Sidney 0

Lewistown 49, Livingston 8

Malta 60, Roundup 0

Kalispell Glacier 42, Missoula Big Sky 20

Missoula Loyola 20, Manhattan 14 OT

Noxon 32, Sunburst 15

Polson 63, East Helena 0

Scobey 28, Plentywood 15

Shields Valley 43, Custer-Hysham-Melstone 7

Stevensville 28, Browning 20

Thompson Falls 63, St. Ignatius 6

Townsend 44, Whitehall 0

Westby-Grenora 14, Broadus 6

Whitefish 30, Butte Central 0

Wolf Point 25, Colstrip 0

The Scottie football team moved to 2-1 with a home win over Baker on Friday night 24-14

1Q Baker: scores on a safety as Mason Donaldson is sacked in end zone.
1Q Glasgow: 66 yard TD pass from Mason Donaldson to Mo Fast (Tatum Hansen 2 point conversion run)
2Q Glasgow: Hansen 2 yard TD run (Donaldson to Mo Fast 2 point conversion pass)
2Q Baker: Tronstad 57 yard TD pass to Brawley (2 point conversion fails)
4Q Baker: Lesh 1 yard TD run (2 point conversion fails)
4Q Glasgow: Kyler Hallock 42 yard TD run (Donaldson to Nick Burke, 2 point conversion pass)

Kyler Hallock rushed for 160 yards for the Scotties while Mason Donaldson threw for 77 yards in the Scottie win over Baker. The Spartans outgained the Scotties 327-302.

Glasgow Middle School’s girls cross country runners took second place in team standings at the Poplar Invitational last Saturday. The GMS boys, with only 4 runners, didn’t have enough personnel to form a complete team

For the second race in as many weeks, the GMS girls were paced by 8th grader Kimber Dulaney, who took fourth place overall with a time of 10:17, less than a second behind the third-place runner. Seventh-grader Haleigh Huntsman took 6th place in 10:36 for the 1.5-mile course. Josie Kemp finished in 11th place in 10:53. Glasgow’s other scorers included Jensina Tweten, in 23rd place in 11:41, and Aspen Probert, 45th place in 14:55.

Other runners for GMS included Willow Sugg, who took 48th place in 15:03, Chloe Lamb, 49th in 15:03, Karsyn Page, 61st in 15:48, and Rebekah Bailey, 66th in 16:53.

The Scotties tallied 89 team points, behind first-place Poplar’s 65 points, but ahead of teams from Wolf Point, Frazer, and Frontier School.

On the boys side, Glasgow failed to field a full team, but the Scotties were led by 6th grader Garrett Thompson, who ran the 1.5-mile course in 10:59 to take 25th place. Right behind him was teammate Timothy Pearson, 26th in 11:10, and Rowen Kloker, who took 28th place in 11:11. Glasgow’s other runner was Aaron Mickelson, who took 49th place with his run of 15:46.

“We were disappointed not to have a full boys team, but we were encouraged by the pack running shown by Garret, Timothy, and Rowen,” says Julia Bengochea, GMS assistant coach. “That’s something we’ve worked on in every practice, and they really put it to use in Poplar.”

Bengochea was pleased with performances by the top Scottie girls, but says that in order to beat a talented Poplar squad, Glasgow’s fourth and fifth scorers need to work up in both time and place.

The GMS squads are at home next weekend, hosting a middle school meet at Sullivan Park on Saturday, Sept. 11. Racing starts at 10 a.m. for the boys, with the girls race to follow about 10:45.

Head GMS Coach Andrew McKean encourages any community support and help.

“We expect to have anywhere from 10 to a dozen schools here, with as many as 100 runners, and getting them through the finish chute and all their names and places recorded can be chaotic, so we’re looking for anyone who wants to witness some great racing but also can help us manage the meet,” says McKean. Contact him at 263-5442 or Coach Bengochea at 263-1776 if you can help or want to know more about volunteer opportunities.

Wednesday:
Kltz
6:30pm- Griz Football Coach’s Show
7:30pm- Bobcat Football Coach’s Show

Friday:
Kltz
7pm-Baker at Glasgow

Saturday:
Kltz
8am- Saturday Morning Sports Show

11:30am- College Football- Montana-Western at Dickinson State

4pm- Western Illinois at University of Montana

Saturday
Culbertson 52, Poplar 14
DGS-GRW (Denton/Geyser/Stanford/Grass Range/Winnifred) 48, Wibaux 0
Froid-Lake 59, Harlowton-Ryegate 13
Glasgow 44, Roundup 7
Joliet 42, Lone Peak 8
Rocky Boy 67, Great Falls Central 26
Savage 58, Bainville 0
Valier 20, North Star 12

The Scottie football team evened their record at 1-1 on Saturday night, as they traveled to Roundup and won easily, 44-7.

1Q Glasgow 8, Roundup 0
HALF Glasgow 24, Roundup 0
3Q Glasgow 38, Roundup 0
FINAL Glasgow 44, Roundup 7

1Q Glasgow: 4 yard TD run, Tatum Hansen (Hansen 2 point conversion run)
2Q Mason Donaldson 1 yard TD run (Donaldson pass to Trey Johnson 2 point conversion)
2Q Trey Johnson 9 yard TD pass from Donaldson (Hansen 2 point conversion run)
3Q Johnson 14 yard TD run (Donalds 2 point conversion run
3Q John Lawson 16 yard TD run (2 point conversion fails)
4Q John Lawson 17 yard TD run (2 point conversion fails)
4Q 90-yard pass play, Roundup (Kick good)

The Scottie boys and girls cross country teams both won the Poplar Invitational on Saturday. The girls were led by senior Iris McKean, who finished second overall. The boys were led by freshman Kyler Holinde, who finished fourth overall.

Girls:
Iris McKean 2nd, 20:10
Tanae Baker 4th, 21:08
Eve Stone 31st, 26:47
Kheyerah Bilger 36th, 27:05
Haylly Turner 39th, 27:19
Abigail Kulczyk 42nd, 27:47

Boys:
Kyler Holinde 4th, 18:34
Reed Larsen 5th, 18:38
Bergen Miller 6th, 18:44
Lane Thompson 8th, 18:56
Dalton Sand 10th, 19:05
Blake Lloyd 17th, 20:24
Eli Feezell 24th, 21:21
Ben Kompel 46th, 25:36
Adam Mickelson 47th, 25:56
Ted See 53rd, 27:35
Owen Thompson 54th, 27:37
Dean Lewis 60th, 29:59

Scottie Volleyball goes 1-2 in pool play this morning at the Chinook Invitational.

Pool Play results—
Chinook def. Glasgow 25-23, 11-10
Glasgow def. Cut Bank 25-17, 18-10
Roy/Winifred def. Glasgow 25-23, 12-10

Glasgow def. Geraldine/Highwood 25-24, 20-25, 6-3. Move on to the semifinals to face Roy/Winifred
Glasgow def. Roy/Winifred in the tournament semifinals 25-11, 25-17

Shelby def. Glasgow 25-23, 25-21. Scotties finish in 2nd place out of 8 schools at the Chinook Invitational

Friday

Baker 40, Wolf Point 6

Big Timber 42, Colstrip 0

Bigfork 27, Cut Bank 0

Billings Central 17, Miles City 9

Billings West 28, Helena Capital 0

Bozeman Gallatin 49, Kalispell Flathead 7

Bridger 60, Richey-Lambert 58

Broadview-Lavina 48, Custer-Hysham 12

Butte 17, Great Falls 7

Butte Central 37, Browning 0

Chinook 54, Shelby 14

Columbus 38, Shepherd 0

Darby 59, Arlee 6

Ekalaka 58, Circle 40

Eureka 35, Conrad 0

Fairfield 18, Missoula Loyola 6

Florence-Carlton 52, Manhattan 0

Forsyth 50, Lodge Grass 0

Fort Benton 52, Cascade 8

Geraldine-Highwood 37, Valley Christian 35

Hamilton 48, Dillon 6

Helena 28, Billings Senior 14

Hobson-Moore-Judith Gap 52, Noxon 27

Hot Springs 33, Big Sandy 19

Jefferson 35, Whitehall 14

Kalispell Glacier 33, Great Falls Cmr 21

Kellogg, Id 62, Corvallis 14

Lewistown 33, Havre 0

Libby 37, Ronan 6

Malta 23, Huntley Project 6

Missoula Big Sky 42, Billings Skyview 7

Missoula Hellgate 42, Belgrade 20

Missoula Sentinel 34, Bozeman 14

Park City 44, Ennis 20

Polson 35, Stevensville 0

Power-Dutton-Brady 44, Sunburst 10

Roy-Winifred 54, Jordan 26

Seeley-Swan 58, Plains 0

Sheridan 35, Twin Bridges 8

Sidney 47, Livingston 0

St. Ignatius 36, Charlo 26

Thompson Falls 44, St. Regis-Mullan (Id) 26

Townsend 43, Anaconda 0

Whitefish 20, Frenchtown 17

Plentywood def. Glasgow, 25-19, 23-25, 25-12, 17-25, 15-0

Glasgow Statistics:

Kills: Abrianna Nielsen 11
Blocks: Carly Nelson 2
Aces: Klaire Krumweide 2
Digs: Blaire Westby 25
Assists: Daley Aune 14

The Scotties will play at the Chinook Invitational on Saturday

Class AA
1. Missoula Sentinel (1-0)

2. Billings West (0-1)

3. Helena (1-0)

4. Kalispell Glacier (1-0)

5. Billings Senior (1-0)

Class A
1. Hamilton (1-0)

2. Laurel (1-0)

3. Miles City (1-0)

4. Billings Central (0-0)

5. Whitefish (1-0)

Class B
1. Manhattan (0-0)

2. Florence-Carlton (0-0)

3. Fairfield (0-0)

4. Townsend (0-0)

5. Shepherd (1-0)

6. Bigfork (0-0)

7. Eureka (1-0)

8. Huntley Project (1-0)

9. Columbus (0-0)

10. Three Forks (1-0)

8-Man
1. Drummond-Philipsburg (1-0)

2. Fort Benton (1-0)

3. Joliet (1-0)

4. Scobey (1-0)

5. Thompson Falls (1-0)

6. Culbertson (1-0)

7. Alberton-Superior (1-0)

8. Belt (1-0)

9. Twin Bridges (1-0)

10. Shelby (0-1)

6-Man
1. Froid-Lake (1-0)

2. White Sulphur Springs (1-0)

3. Hot Springs (1-0)

4. Power-Dutton-Brady (1-0)

5. Broadview-Lavina (1-0)

6. Bridger (1-0)

7. Richey-Lambert (1-0)

8. Shields Valley (1-0)

9. DGS-GRW (1-0)

10. Big Sandy (0-1)

Thursday Sept. 2nd -- JV VB @ Lustre
Friday Sept. 3rd -- HS VB vs. Plentywood 4:00 PM
Saturday Sept. 4th -- HS FB @ Roundup 6:00 PM
Saturday Sept. 4th -- HS VB @ Chinook Invitational
Saturday Sept. 4th -- HS/MS XC @ Poplar Invitational
Saturday Sept. 4th -- MS VB @ Poplar Jamboree
Saturday Sept. 4th -- MS FB @ Malta Jamboree
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Monday Sept. 6th -- JV FB vs. Malta 3:00 PM
Tuesday Sept. 7th -- 1st Day of 3rd-6th VB Skills @ Irle Gymnasium
Thursday Sept. 9th -- HS VB @ Malta
Thursday Sept. 9th -- MS VB vs. Sidney @ GMS 4:30
Friday Sept. 10th -- HS FB vs. Baker 7:00 PM
Saturday Sept. 11th -- HS VB @ Harlem
Saturday Sept. 11th -- HS XC @ Havre
Saturday Sept. 11th -- MS XC Glasgow Invitational @ Sullivan Park
Saturday Sept. 11th -- MS VB @ Wolf Point Jamboree
Saturday Sept. 11th -- MS FB @ Glendive
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Monday Sept. 13th -- JV FB vs. Wolf Point 5:00 PM
Tuesday Sept. 14th -- College Fair @ GHS
Friday Sept. 17th -- HS FB @ Colstrip
Friday Sept. 17th -- HS VB @ Plentywood
Friday Sept. 17th -- 1st Day of 3rd-th XC Skills @ Bundy Park
Saturday Sept. 18th -- HS VB @ Poplar
Saturday Sept. 18th -- HS/MS XC @ Scottie Invitational @ Kiwanis Park in Fort Peck
Saturday Sept. 18th -- MS VB @ Scobey
Saturday Sept. 18th -- MS FB vs. Sidney 10:00 AM

The Dickinson State University Bluehawk football team fell on the road to the Black Hills State Yellowjackets by a score of 30-24, in a college football game in Spearfish, SD on Thursday night. The Yellowjackets capitalized on Bluehawk miscues, as they turned 2 DSU turnovers ,and a blocked field goal into 21 points, to secure the non-conference victory.

Dickinson State- 7-10-10-24
Black Hills State- 3-17-17-30

1st Quarter
BHSU- Jacob Parks 35 yard field goal (9:03)
DSU- Kaden Kuntz 23 yard TD reception from Drew Bodecker (Jace Johnson kick) (3:52)

2nd Quarter
BHSU- Matthew Collier 50 yard TD run (Jacob Parks kick) (11:10)
DSU- Jace Johnson 27 yard field goal (8:05)
BHSU- Chance Eben 38 yard TD pass to Hasan Williams (Parks Kick) (:13)

3rd Quarter- no scoring

4th Quarter
BHSU- Chance Eben 3 yard TD pass to Kieler Harpam (Parks kick) (13:15)
BHSU- Aiden Willard 18 yard TD pass to Matthew Collier (PAT missed) (10:30)
DSU- Aaron White 15 yard TD pass to Tyger Frye (Johnson kick) (5:30)
DSU- Aaron White 3 yard TD pass to Kaden Kuntz (Johnson kick) (1:21)

The Scottie Volleyball Team will match up with Class C powerhouse Plentywood on Friday. This will be the home opener for the Scotties.
JV-4:00
V-5:30

On Saturday the Scotties will travel to Chinook for a invitational tourney.

Wednesday:
Kltz
6:30pm- Griz Football Coach’s Show
7:30pm- Bobcat Football Coach’s Show

Thursday:
Kltz
Dickinson State vs Black Hills
5:30pm pregame
6pm game time

Saturday:
Kltz
8am- Saturday Morning Sports Show

1pm- College Football- Montana State at Wyoming

6pm- University of Montana at Washington

Mix-93
Glasgow at Roundup
5:45 pregame
6pm game time

Glasgow Middle School’s girls cross country runners finished a single point out of first place in their first meet of the season, a 1.55-mile course in Wolf Point last Friday. The Scottie boys, with only five runners, finished in fourth place.

The girls were paced by 8th grader Kimber Dulaney, who took second place overall with a time of 10:30. The Scotties’ other scorers were Haleigh Huntsman, who placed 6th overall in 11:10, just ahead of Josie Kemp, 7th in 11:22. Jensina Tweten, in 26th place in 12:33, and Caylen Jankowski, 31st in 13:34, rounded out the Glasgow scorers.

Other Glasgow runners included Aspen Probert, 39th in 14:30; Willow Sugg, 48th in 16:00; Rebekah Bailey, 51st in 16:28; Karsyn Sillerud, 55th in 16:53; and Chloe Lamb, 56th in 17:10.

As a team, the GMS girls tallied 50 points, a single point behind first-place Poplar. Other schools that fielded complete teams included Sidney, Wolf Point, Frontier, and Frazer. Circle, Culbertson, Fairview, Nashua, and Scobey competed but didn’t have enough runners to qualify for team scores.

On the boys side, Glasgow tallied 75 points to finish in 4th place, behind Sidney, Culbertson, and Poplar. The Scotties were led by 6th grader Garrett Thompson, who took 17th place in 11:15. Teammate Rowen Kloker was right behind, finishing in 19th place in 11:26. Glasgow’s other placers were Timothy Pearson, 29th in 11:49; Jack Milam, who finished in 34th place with a time of 12:17; and Aaron Mickelson, who took 51st place with his run of 16:08.

“Our numbers are down a bit, especially on the boys side, but I was pleased with how the runners pushed themselves and each other,” says GMS coach Andrew McKean. “You could certainly tell that the veteran runners, including Kimber, Haleigh, and Josie, know how to pace themselves, pass strategically, and when to kick into higher gear.”

McKean said he was also happy to see teammates encourage each other and even runners from rival schools.

The GMS Scotties travel to Poplar this Saturday before returning to Sullivan Park for a middle-school-only meet on Saturday, Sept. 11. Racing starts at 10 a.m. for the boys, with the girls race to follow about 10:45.

“It’s a good opportunity for the community to come out and cheer on these hard-working runners,” says McKean, who noted that the coaches are looking for any volunteers to help marshal the course, time runners, and work the finish line. “Normally our high school runners officiate this meet, but they’re in Havre on Sept. 11, so we’re looking for any community help we can get.”

Saturday

Bainville 53, North Star 45

Broadview-Lavina 42, Wibaux 0

Chinook 40, Park City 24

DGS-GRW 50, Jordan 25

Froid-Lake 49, Roy-Winifred 13

Harlem 60, Lodge Grass 52

Laurel 47, Livingston 0

Plentywood 41, Poplar 0

Polson 49, Kalispell Glacier JV 21

Power-Dutton-Brady 56, Noxon 22

Shepherd 28, Glasgow 14

St. Ignatius 66, Victor 44

Sunburst 52, Centerville 33

Twin Bridges 70, Great Falls Central 12

White Sulphur Springs 46, Big Sandy 33

Frontier Conference football

Saturday

College of Idaho 42, MSU-Northern 14

Montana Western 25, Carroll College 22

Rocky Mountain College 42, Southern Oregon 28

Eastern Oregon 26, Montana Tech 24

The Scottie football team lost to Shepherd in non-conference play on Saturday afternoon, 28-14. Glasgow is now 0-1 on the season and will travel to Roundup next Saturday.

1Q Glasgow 8, Shepherd 0
HALF Glasgow 8, Shepherd 6
3Q Shepherd 14, Glasgow 8
FINAL Shepherd 28, Glasgow 14

Unofficial Statistics:
Passing: Mason Donaldson 121 yards passing
Tatum Hansen 77 yards rushing
Ashton Potter 81 yards receiving

1Q Glasgow: 22 yard TD run Kyler Hallock (2 point conversion Mason Donaldson to Mo Fast)
2Q Shepherd: 40 yard TD pass Kolby Kring to Braden Lammers (2 point conversion attempt fails)
3Q Shepherd: 78 yard TD pass Kring to Lammers (Neidinger 2 point conversion run)
4Q Shepherd: 50 yard TD interception return Connor Hash (2 point conversion pass Kring to Munn)
4Q Shepherd: 5 yard TD run Connor Hash (2 point conversion attempt fails)
4Q Glasgow: 60 yard TD run Tatum Hansen (2 point conversion attempt fails)

Glasgow def. Shelby 25-13, 20-25, 7-3. Scotties close the weekend with a 7-5 overall record & a 5th place tournament finish.

The Scottie volleyball team finished third out of 15 teams, and made it to the gold round of play at the Choteau Invitational Tournament on Saturday.

Gold Round scores:

Glasgow def. Conrad 21-13, 21-14
Manhattan Christian def. Glasgow 8-21, 21-5
Choteau def. Glasgow 14-21, 21-11
Glasgow def. Bigfork 21-7, 21-14

Varsity Boys- 9th
39th- Reed Larsen 18:06.65
40th- Lane Thompson 18:06.67
42nd- Kyler Holinde 18:14.32
68th- Bergen Miller 18:54
84th- Dalton Sand 19:28
110th- Blake Lloyd 21:14
120th- Riley Smith 22:03

JV Boys
52nd- Eli Feezell 21:38
130- Owen Thompson 26:42
140- Dylan Hlad 29:09

Varsity Girls- 14th
7th- Iris McKean 19:58
40th- Tanae Baker 22:22
91st- Abigail Kulczyk 24:59
106- Kheyerah Bilger 26:30
110- Eve Stone 27:21
114- Haylly Turner 27:32

4-3 record in pool play Friday.

Choteau def. Glasgow 21-7, 21-20
Florence-Carlton def. Glasgow 21-19, 21-17
Glasgow def. Cut Bank 21-10, 21-9
Glasgow def. Three Forks 21-4, 21-16
Glasgow def. Ennis 21-13, 21-18
Glasgow def. Thompson falls 21-19, 21-18
Manhattan Christian def. Glasgow 21-17, 21-20

Scotties will play Fairfield at 8:30am Saturday.

Thursday

Billings Senior 18, Butte 17

Friday

Alberton-Superior 66, Plains 8

Billings Skyview 34, Kalispell Flathead 7

Bowman County, ND 45, Wolf Point 0

Bozeman Gallatin 13, Missoula Big Sky 3

Bridger 34, Meeteetse, WY 32

Clark Fork, ID 56, Troy 6

Columbia Falls 35, Stevensville 6

Culbertson 48, Fairview 14

Eureka 14, Bonners Ferry, ID 13

Forsyth 36, Broadus 10

Frenchtown 45, Browning 6

Great Falls CMR 37, Missoula Hellgate 35

Hamilton 46, Corvallis 8

Havre 12, Sidney 7

Helena 22, Great Falls 0

Helena Capital 14, Bozeman 12

Huntley Project 14, Big Timber 12

Joliet 36, Shelby 20

Kalispell Glacier 52, Belgrade 0

Lewistown 41, Glendive 6

Libby 55, East Helena 0

Miles City 36, Hardin 0

Missoula Loyola 14, Cut Bank 13

Missoula Sentinel 22, Billings West 19

Polson 2, Butte Central 0 (forfeit)

Richey-Lambert 68, Harlowton-Ryegate 20

Salmon, ID 26, Anaconda 14

Scobey 44, Circle 0

Seeley-Swan 26, Arlee 8

Sheridan 27, Choteau 25 (OT)

Shields Valley 34, Hobson-Moore-Judith Gap 14

Thompson Falls 42, Charlo 0

Three Forks 43, Roundup 6

Westby-Grenora 42, Ekalaka 36

Whitefish 28, Dillon 26

The Scottie Football Team opens the season with Shepherd today at Scottie Field at 3pm!

Here is some Scottie Football information as the Scotties start another season on the gridiron.
All information compiled by Brenner Flaten at www.scottiepride.com

Following the implementation of an intramural program in 1916, football was officially adopted by Glasgow High School (MT) in 1922.

The Scotties have played in eight state championship games during their 98-year history, winning Class A titles in 1976, 80, 83, and 86. The team also had back-to-back undefeated seasons in 1965 and 66. These seasons, however, were spoiled as Montana did not hold playoffs for Class A during those years.

The Scotties were re-classified to Class B in 1992, where they have continued to experience success. Winning the District 2B conference nine times, appearing in the state playoffs in 22 out of 29 years, and advancing to the state semifinals on seven occasions.

Since 1922, the Scotties have compiled a record of 457-317 with 14 ties.

Head-to-Head Results with school that have played at least 10 games against the Scotties:

Baker 13-13
Billings Central 11-6
Chinook 9-5
Colstrip 9-8
Conrad 7-6
Cut Bank 5-5
Fairfield 2-8
Glendive 29-48-1
Hardin 20-2
Harlem 27-0
Havre 20-35
Laurel 14-8-1
Lewistown 23-10-2
Livingston 7-5
Malta 32-24-2
Miles City 26-26
Plentywood 18-8
Poplar 26-7
Scobey 7-3
Sidney 23-25-1
Williston 10-9
Wolf Point 61-18-2

The Saturday Morning Sports Show debuted on Saturday with guests including Patrick Barnett, Rod Karst, Reed Larsen and Bergen Miller!

https://soundcloud.com/kltz-glasgow/kltz-saturday-morning-sports-show-828

The season-opening Billings Invitational cross country meet is set for Friday at Amend Park.

The varsity boys will begin at 12:25 p.m. and the varsity girls will start at 1:25 p.m.

A JV boys race will be held at noon and the JV girls competition at 12:50 p.m.

Teams competing include the three Billings public high schools, Billings Central, Laurel and Lockwood, Belfry, Belgrade, Bozeman, Brockton, Cody (Wyoming), Colstrip, Miles City, Dickinson (North Dakota), Lewistown, Fromberg, Bozeman Gallatin, Glasgow, Hardin, Hobson-Moore-Judith Gap, Huntley Project, Joliet, Lodge Grass, Lovell (Wyoming), Melstone, Park City, Broadus, Powell (Wyoming), Red Lodge, Roberts, Rocky Mountain (Wyoming), Roundup, Shepherd, Sidney, St. Labre, Big Timber, Tongue River (Wyoming), and Worland (Wyoming).

Glasgow, Montana (8/3/2021)- The Hi-Line Hyzers Disc Golf Club are pleased to announce that the second annual Hi-Line Hyzers Fall Fling Disc Golf Tournament will be held at The Fortress Disc Golf Course in Fort Peck, Montana on September 25, 2021. The tournament is sanctioned by the Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA). The PDGA is the international governing body for the sport of disc golf and sanctions well over 3,100 tournaments in 49 states and 29 countries each year for professional and amateur disc golfers.

Disc Golf, or Frisbee™ Golf as it is more commonly known, is one of the fastest growing sports in the United States with over 7,000 courses in existence and many more being installed each year. The sport is played using the same general rules, terminology and etiquette as traditional golf, but instead of using a club to hit a ball into a hole in the ground, the player throws a high-tech flying disc into a standardized target. Most courses are comprised of 18 par rated holes with diverse terrain and natural obstacles and the object, just as in traditional golf, is to play in as few throws of the disc as possible. Serious competitors carry a bag of approximately 10-15 discs, each one having a different flight characteristic, but the sport can be played recreationally with only one disc. Golf discs are very different in design from the Frisbee™ you play catch with and can be skillfully thrown by the sport’s top professional players as far as 500’ with amazing pinpoint accuracy.

Tournament Director Brandon Bigelbach stated, “Fort Peck is one of the best places to visit and recreate in northeast Montana. We have an exploding disc golf scene here in northeast Montana and we are thrilled to have the opportunity to host our second annual tournament as a full-fledged PDGA event. I, along with the rest of the Hi-Line Hyzers Disc Golf Club, are confident that we will put together an unforgettable experience for our players, and we hope to see you there!”

For additional information, contact tournament director, Brandon Bigelbach at Brandon@hilinehyzers.org, and check out the tournament website at https://www.discgolfscene.com and search for “Hi-Line Hyzers Fall Fling”