Boys Basketball

District 2C

Feb. 18-21 at Sidney

(3 teams advance)

Wednesday, Feb. 18

Game 1: Culbertson 54, Froid-Lake 35, first round

Game 2: Savage 58, Richey-Lambert 44, first round

Game 3: Westby-Grenora 51, Bainville 37, first round

Thursday, Feb. 19

Game 4: Froid-Lake vs. Richey-Lambert, loser out, noon

Game 5: Culbertson vs. Savage, semifinal, 3 p.m.

Game 6: Brockton vs. Westby-Grenora, semifinal, 4:30 p.m.

Friday, Feb. 20

Game 7: Bainville vs. Game 5 loser, loser out, 3 p.m.

Game 8: Game 4 winner vs. Game 6 loser, loser out, 4:30 p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 21

Game 9: Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 winner, winner third place, 1:30 p.m.

Game 10: Game 5 winner vs. Game 6 winner, championship, 6 p.m.

District 3C

Feb. 18-21 at Glasgow

(3 teams advance)

Wednesday, Feb. 18

Game 1: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 68, Frazer 43, first round

Game 2: Circle 108, Nashua 19, first round

Thursday, Feb. 19

Game 3: Scobey vs. Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale, semifinal, 3 p.m.

Game 4: Lustre Christian vs. Circle, semifinal, 6 p.m.

Friday, Feb. 20

Game 5: Frazer vs. Game 4 loser, loser out, 3 p.m.

Game 6: Nashua vs. Game 3 loser, loser out, 6 p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 21

Game 7: Game 5 winner vs. Game 6 winner, winner third place, 3 p.m.

Game 8: Game 3 winner vs. Game 4 winner, championship, 6 p.m.

Girls Basketball

District 2C

Feb. 18-21 at Sidney

(3 teams advance)

Wednesday, Feb. 18

Game 1: Bainville 55, Culbertson 37, first round

Game 2: Brockton 51, Westby-Grenora 39, first round

Game 3: Froid-Lake 38, Savage 28, first round

Thursday, Feb. 19

Game 4: Culbertson vs. Westby-Grenora loser out, 1:30 p.m.

Game 5: Bainville vs. Brockton, semifinal, 6 p.m.

Game 6: Richey-Lambert vs. Froid-Lake, semifinal, 7:30 p.m.

Friday, Feb. 20

Game 7: Savage vs. Game 5 loser, loser out, 6 p.m.

Game 8: Game 4 winner vs. Game 6 loser, loser out, 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 21

Game 9: Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 winner, winner third place, 3 p.m.

Game 10: Game 5 winner vs. Game 6 winner, championship, 7:30 p.m.

District 3C

Feb. 18-21 at Glasgow

(3 teams advance)

Wednesday, Feb. 18

Game 1: Lustre Christian 83, Frazer 59, first round

Game 2: Scobey 62, Nashua 15, first round

Thursday, Feb. 19

Game 3: Circle vs. Lustre Christian, semifinal, 4:30 p.m.

Game 4: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale vs. Scobey, semifinal, 7:30 p.m.

Friday, Feb. 20

Game 5: Frazer vs. Game 4 loser, loser out, 4:30 p.m.

Game 6: Nashua vs. Game 3 loser, loser out, 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 21

Game 7: Game 5 winner vs. Game 6 winner, winner third place, 4:30 p.m.

Game 8: Game 3 winner vs. Game 4 winner, championship, 7:30 p.m.

The 10U Glasgow Ice Dawgs capped off an unforgettable season by claiming the state championship title and finishing with a flawless 21-0 record — the first undefeated season in Hi-Line Youth Hockey Association history.

The Ice Dawgs showcased their dominance throughout the weekend tournament, earning five consecutive victories to secure the championship.

Glasgow opened play Friday with a strong 4-1 win over Great Falls. On Saturday morning, they shut out Bozeman Black 3-0 before battling to a 6-4 victory against Missoula later that afternoon. A 5-2 win over Helena on Sunday morning advanced the Ice Dawgs to the championship game against Bozeman Red.

In the title matchup, Glasgow wasted no time building momentum, scoring two early goals and adding two more to seal a decisive 4-0 victory and the state crown.

Goaltender Benson Rasmusan anchored the team all weekend, recording two impressive shutouts behind a determined and disciplined defensive team effort.

The Ice Dawgs were led offensively by Kerrick Kalinski, Taelynn Henry and Corban Hystad. Additional scoring contributions came from Alex Potter, Wyatt Tanasse, Caden Murch, Katie Kuhlmann and Maddux Feit.

The team’s discipline also stood out, as the Ice Dawgs committed just three penalties over the entire weekend — tripping calls on Katie Kuhlmann and Louis Guhy, and a roughing penalty on Kjel Bea Markle.

With teamwork, depth and determination, the 10U Ice Dawgs closed out their season in historic fashion — undefeated and state champions.

This past weekend, the Glasgow Ice Dawgs High School team traveled to Billings to play 2 games against the Billings Bulls. After the Bulls forfeited 2 games in January, this ended up being the first games between the two teams this season. Glasgow came out on top with 2 wins!

Saturday afternoon’s win was a shutout for the Senior Goalie Jacob Potter, 5-0! This is Potter’s second shutout of the season! Sunday morning’s game was an early one that started at 7:30am. The Ice Dawgs still came to play and pulled off the win, 2-1 over the Billings Bulls. This gives the Ice Dawgs a record of 8-6 on the season thus far. With only 4 more regular season games left, the Ice Dawgs still have some time to prepare for the state tournament being held in Miles City starting March 6th.

There’s one last chance to catch the HS Ice Dawgs in action at home. They will take on the Bozeman Ice Dogs this upcoming Friday night and Saturday morning. Friday, February 20th will be Senior Night. The senior recognition will start approximately around 6:40pm. The puck will drop at 7pm. Saturday, February 21st the puck will drop at 10am.

Here’s the break down for the game’s vs the Billings Bulls:

Game 1, a win for Glasgow, 5-0
1st Period
Goals scored by
Breckin Partridge assisted by Ellery DeDobbeleer & Tay Morehouse
Abigail Henry assisted by Charlie Cornwell
Billings had 1 penalty in the period
2nd Period
Goals scored by
Abigail Henry (her second for the game) assisted by Tavin Boland
Ian Anderson assisted by Tavin Boland
Tavin Boland with a shorthanded goal assisted by Charlie Cornwell
Glasgow with 3 penalties and Billings with 1 penalty in the period
3rd Period
There were not any goals scored by either team
Glasgow and Billings both had 1 penalty each

Jacob Potter saw 25 shots saving all 25 giving him a 100 save percentage
Glasgow shot 43 times on the Billings Bulls

Game 2, a win for Glasgow, 2-1
1st Period
Goals scored by
Hunter Negus from Malta scored Glasgow’s 1st goal of the game unassisted
Billings with 1 penalty
2nd Period
Goals scored by
Tavin Boland scored the game winning goal assisted by Charlie Cornwell
Glasgow had 2 penalties and Billings with 5 in the 2nd period
3rd Period
Goals scored by
Billing’s C. Lang scored unassisted for the Bulls
Billings had 3 penalties in the 3rd period

Potter saw 17 shots, saving 16 of them, giving him a .94 save percentage for the game
Glasgow shot 45 times on the Billing’s goalie

Up next for the Glasgow Ice Dawgs is their last home games Friday, February 20th @ 7pm with senior recognition at 6:40. Saturday, February 21st at 10am.

The 2026 Ice Dawg Seniors are:
Tavin Boland, Charlie Cornwell, Kimber Dulaney, Eli Howland, & Jacob Potter

Divisional Week Recap:
Team Finishes—

Scottie Boys 2nd Place out of 23 teams with 231 team points at the Eastern B/C Divisional in Malta.

Scottie Girls 3rd Place out of 23 teams with 132.5 team points at the Eastern B/C Divisional in Malta.

21 total Individual All-Conference Finishers—

Asher Wersal 5th @ 103 SQ
Riley Pedersen CHAMPION @ 105 SQ
Riley Pattison 2nd @ 105 SQ
Avery Pedersen 6th @ 115
Jack Morehouse 3rd @ 118 SQ
Lana Mason 4th @ 125
Lillian Massey 8th @ 125
Saunten Gamas 2nd @ 126 SQ
Addison Hughes 7th @ 130
John Yeska 3rd @ 132 SQ
Weston Kirkland 4th @ 132 SQ
Chloe Lamb 7th @ 135
Cody Kuka 2nd @ 138 SQ
Madison Lamb 2nd @ 140 SQ
Tyler King 4th @ 144 SQ
Aubree Holinde 2nd @ 145 SQ
Khye Gamas CHAMPION @ 157 SQ
William Kirkland CHAMPION @ 165 SQ
Siala Moala 5th @ 190 SQ
Hannah Holinde CHAMPION @ 235 SQ
Leo Erickson 8th @ 285

15 State Qualifier’s

The Scotties are sending FIFTEEN (15) to next weekend’s STATE tournament at the Billings Metra. 10 Boys and 5 Girls will make the trip. The 5 girls qualifying for State and the 3rd place overall finish at Divisonals both represent School records for a Girls program in its 6th year of existence.

The All-Class State tourney will begin next Thursday at 3:00 PM and continue through Saturday evening! GO SCOTTIES

Boys

Terry 57, Broadus 47
Manhattan Christian 67, Sheridan 38
Lockwood 75, Livingston 30
MonDak 66, Froid-Lake 53
Glendive 45, Lewistown 37
North Country 65, Nashua 23
Scobey 72, Circle 26
Brockton 72, Bainville 43
Anaconda 57, Arlee 50
Harlem 63, Fairview 48
Jordan 55, Plevna 41
Ekalaka 68, Wibaux 36
North Star 46, Hays-Lodgepole 42
Lame Deer 91, Huntley Project 49
Conrad 55, Shelby 38
St. Labre 62, BAker 59
Choteau 48, Chinook 43
Box Elder 83, Dodson 37
Shepherd 61, Roy-Winifred 60
Richey-Lambert 55, Savage 51

Girls

Roy-Winifred 48, Shepherd 41
Circle 44, Scobey 32
Broadus 54, Terry 48
MonDak 44, Froid-Lake 40
North Country 70, Nashua 16
Lewistown 71, Glendive 40
Malta 61, Wolf Point 37
Big Timber 73, Red Lodge 39
Baker 72, St. Labre 18
Choteau 56, Chinook 44
Bainville 59, Brockton 38
Richey-Lambert 49, Savage 15
Fairview 48, Harlem 36
Box Elder 52, Dodson 30
Melstone 72, Custer-Hysham-Rosebud 19
Huntley Project 80, Lame Deer 36
Shelby 55, Conrad 16

291 Wrestlers from 23 different schools are in Malta for the Eastern B/C Divisionals this weekend.

After Friday's action, Glasgow's boys are second out of 23 teams with 120.5 points. The Scottie girls are third out of 23 teams with 48.5 points.

The following 21 Individuals have secured a Top 8 finish and All-Conference honors:
Riley Pattison, Riley Pedersen, Jack Morehouse, Lana Mason, Saunten Gamas, Cody Kuka, Madison Lamb, Tyler King, Aubree Holinde, Khye Gamas, William Kirkland, Siala Moala, and Hannah Holinde were all undefeated and have advanced to Saturday morning’s Semifinals.

Asher Wersal, Avery Pedersen, Lillian Massey, Addison Hughes, Weston Kirkland, John Yeska, Chloe Lamb, and Leo Erickson are still alive in the Consolation Quarterfinals on Saturday morning.

Girls Basketball
Bainville 60, Culbertson 46
Baker 75, Colstrip 39
Big Timber 55, Roundup 7
Chinook 68, Conrad 32
Fairfield vs. Rocky Boy
Frazer vs. Circle
Froid-Lake 39, Savage 29
Jordan 57, Ekalaka 40
Lustre Christian 63, Nashua 35 (Lustre: Kencia Brown 19, Lauryn Holzrichter 12; Nashua: Dyllan Bergstrom 19, Ryder Bilger 11)
Malta 67, Poplar 36
Richey-Lambert 60, Westby-Grenora 21
Scobey 44, North Country 42 (North Country: Bailey McColly 13)
Shelby 52, Choteau 42
Shepherd 59, Red Lodge 44
St. Ignatius 79, Plains 40
Superior 45, St. Regis 19
Terry 52, Wibaux 34
Thompson Falls 65, Troy 29
Three Forks 49, Manhattan 37
Whitehall 54, Lone Peak 34
Wolf Point 57, Plentywood 35

Boys Basketball
Bainville 52, Culbertson 45
Baker 77, Colstrip 65
Big Timber 68, Roundup 36
Chinook 49, Conrad 43
Choteau 55, Shelby 36
Circle 85, Frazer 37
Columbus 64, Joliet 40
Darby 60, Arlee 32
Ekalaka 66, Jordan 51
Fairfield vs. Rocky Boy
Lewistown 69, Havre 29
Lone Peak 57, Whitehall 50
Lustre Christian 91, Nashua 19 (Lustre: Joel Reddig 16, Cam Reddig 16, Johnslie Pierre 14, Prestyn Klatt 14, Chris Traeholt 10; Nashua: Charlie Kaasa 9)
Malta 80, Poplar 62
Plains 57, St. Ignatius 55
Plentywood 69, Wolf Point 49
Richey-Lambert 50, Westby-Grenora 42
Savage 40, Froid-Lake 29
Scobey 76, North Country 27 (North Country: Laytin Erickson 8, Jake Brown 8)
Shepherd 67, Red Lodge 54
St. Regis 55, Superior 42
Terry 65, Wibaux 38
Thompson Falls 60, Troy 56

Frontier Conference Women
Mayville State at Bismarck State
Valley City State 78, Dickinson State 64
Rocky Mountain 89, MSU-Northern 69 (Paige Wasson 15)
Dakota State 81, Montana Western 59
Montana Tech 81, Bellevue 38
Carroll 53, Providence 46

Frontier Conference Men
Mayville State at Bismarck State
Bellevue 49, Montana Tech 38
Carroll 92, Providence 78
Dickinson State 79, Valley City State 73
Rocky Mountain 75, MSU-Northern 69
Montana Western 88, Dakota State 80

Saturday Schedule
Valley City State at Bismarck State
Bellevue at Montana Western
Mayville State at Dickinson State
MSU-Northern at Carroll
Dakota State at Montana Tech
Providence at Rocky Mountain

Big Sky Conference
Montana women host Montana State at 2 p.m.
Montana men host MSU at 7 p.m.

The Scobey boys basketball team defeated the North Country Mavericks by a score of 74-27 in a 3C boys basketball game in Hinsdale on Friday night. The Spartans raced off to a 27-14 first quarter lead, and would extend their lead to 29 by halftime. The Spartans would then cruise in the second half, on their way to the 74-27 victory.

Colten Machart led the Spartans with a game high 20 points, while Brekken Maher also hit double figures, chipping in 12 in the winning effort. Laytin Erickson and Jake Brown scored 8 points apiece to lead the charge for the Mavericks.

With the win, Scobey improves their record to 17-0, and are now 9-0 in the 3C conference. North Country drops to 8-8 are now 2-6 in 3C conference play. Scobey will host Circle tomorrow night, while North Country will travel to Nashua.

1st Q: Scobey 27, North Country 14
HALF: Scobey 48, North Country 19
3rd Q: Scobey 68, North Country 19
FINAL: Scobey 74, North Country 27

Individual Scorers:

North Country: Jake Brown 8, Laytin Erickson 8, Chase Albus 4, Sam Simonson 3, Tyler Sunford 2

Scobey: Colten Machart 20, Brekken Maher 12, John Carney 9, Bram Handran 8, Cooper Axtman 8, Reese Tande 8, Cam Cromwell 3, Asher Handran 2, Sebastian McGowan 2, Blake Lekvold

The Scobey Spartans defeated the North Country Mavericks by a score of 44-42 on a last second shot by freshman Emery Rouse. The Spartans trailed by 8 points at the end of three quarters, but would outscore North Country 13-3 in the final frame, to walk away with a big 3C Conference Victory. Scobey guard Kayla Carney also played a huge role in the fourth quarter comeback, hitting two clutch three pointers; the first shot cut the Lady Mavericks lead to 4, and the second one gave Scobey a 42-41 lead.

Gracie Wasson would tie the score at 42-42 after hitting a free throw with just 1:11 to play, before Rouse hit the game winner with just 2 seconds left on the clock.

North Country was led in scoring by Bailey McColly, who finished with 13 points in the contest. Gracie Wasson added 9, while Ainsley Erickson chipped in 8. Scobey was led in scoring by Chloe Handran who finished with 13 points in the contest. Kayla Carney also finished the game in double figures, scoring 10 points while freshman Emery Rouse added 8, including the game winner for the Spartans.

With the win, Scobey improves their record to 13-4 on the season, and are now 7-2 in conference play. With the loss, North Country drops to 13-4 on the season, and are now also 7-2 in 3C conference play. Scobey will host Circle on Saturday night in Scobey, while North Country will travel to Nashua to take on the Porcupines.

1Q: Scobey 15, North Country 14
HALF: North Country 26, Scobey 24
3Q: North Country 39, Scobey 31
FINAL: Scobey 44, North Country 42

Individual Scorers:

North Country: Bailey McColly 13, Gracie Wasson 9, Ainsley Erickson 8, Charlee McColly 4, Emerson Downing 2, Kodi McColly 2, Lyli Bear 2, Kennedy Simonson 2

Scobey: Chloe Handran 13, Kayla Carney 10, Emery Rouse 8, Claire Lekvold 5, Camrie Holumn 3, Mckenna Nieskens 3, Dylon Allestad 2

The Scottie Girls Basketball team completed its first ever perfect regular season with a 49-24 win over Fairview on Thursday. Glasgow finishes the regular season 18-0 and a 12-0 mark in the 2-B Conference.

Glasgow was led in scoring by Mayzie Yoakam who finished with 14, Emma Mandeville had 13 and Joely Chappell 12.

The Scotties will be the number one seed going in to the District 2-B Tournament in Malta starting later this month.

The Scottie Boys had an easy time knocking off Fairview picking up a 64-36 win on Thursday. Glasgow was led in scoring by Cade Huydma with 16, Grady Nielsen had 15 and Cash Stulc with 10.

Glasgow finishes with a 9-9 record on the season.

The Scotties will be the number 3 seed going into the District 2-B Tourney in Malta.

Twelve high school coaches from Montana are finalists for the National High School Athletic Coaches Association Coach of the Year awards, per a Monday press release from the organization.

The NHSACA Convention will be held June 29–July 1 in Coralville, Iowa, with the Coach of the Year Awards Banquet scheduled for Wednesday, July 1.

The following are the Montana NHSACA Coach of the Year Finalists with the category they were nominated in through the Montana Coaches Association:

• Dick McMahon, Helena Capital, Boys Assistant

• David Costin, Malta, Boys Basketball

• Amber Erickson, Saco, Girls Basketball

• Nate Te Slaa, Manhattan Christian, Girls Cross Country

• Owen Burch, Hamilton, Golf

• Erika Cannon, Bozeman, Soccer

• Eli Field, Frenchtown, Softball

• Heather Epperly, Bigfork, Special Sports (Cheer/Dance)

• Ed McNamee, Great Falls/Great Falls CMR, Swimming

• Patrick Dryden, Whitefish, Tennis

• Michael K. Haines, Seeley-Swan, Girls Track & Field

• Nate Laslovich, Bozeman Gallatin, Wrestling

2025-26 Men’s Basketball Tournament Scores

Thursday - February 5, 2026
6:30PM Game #1- Fighter Fred def. Wolf Point via forfeit
7:45PM Game #3- Ball Stars def. Montana Bar 65-55
Lead Scorers
Ball Stars - Kelby Talks Different 22pts
Fighter Fred - CJ Nelson 19pts

Tuesday - February 10, 2026
7:00PM Game #2- Hi-Line Eye Care/Glasgow Dental Clinic def. Fighter Fred via forfeit

Thursday - February 12, 2026
Championship
7:00PM Hi-Line Eye Care/Glasgow Dental Clinic vs. Ball Stars 77-63
Lead Scorers
Hi-Line Eye Care/Glasgow Dental Clinic - Pat Menge 20pts
Ball Stars - Mechiah Zilkoski 23pts

Tournament Winners: Hi-Line Eye Care/Glasgow Dental Clinic

Pictured: (Top) Dallas Capdeville, Wyatt Pattison, Pat Menge, Nate Costin, Kale Love
(Bottom) Keelan Taber, Nate Remmich, Zane Toms, Jace Anderson, Bryan Larson

Friday on KLTZ
High School Basketball: Scobey at North Country
UPDATED TIMES: Boys at 4:30, Girls at 6 p.m.

Saturday on KLTZ
Saturday Morning Sports Show
8:10 a.m.

Class B-C boys wrestling rankings

Feb. 11

Class B teams: Huntley Project, Glasgow, Malta, Eureka, Chinook, Colstrip, Conrad, Whitehall, Columbus-Absarokee, Fairfield.

Class C teams: Circle, Cascade, Big Sandy, Forsyth, Broadus.

103: Brogan Burton, Project; Jacob Willoughby, Colstrip; Asher Wersal, Glasgow; Rowdy Rutecki, Project; Truit Nelson, Circle; Charlie Buck, Chinook.

110: Paden Nelson, Circle; Teague Ramaeker, Project; Garrison Riggin, CJI; Asher Miles, Circle; Beckett Squires, Malta; Tate Crabb, Choteau.

118: William Manning, Project; Anson Taylor, Circle; Jack Morehouse, Glasgow; Weston Block, Thompson Falls; Russell Douglas, Jefferson; Kael Smith, Cascade.

126: Ryan Wiggins, Forsyth; Saunten Gamas, Glasgow; Hunter Grieve, Eureka; Matthew Thurston, Plains-Hot Springs; Riley Peterson, Simms; Owen Pesanti, Anaconda.

132: Ethan Reynolds, Project; Timothy Schmidt, Eureka; Kye Knaff, Shepherd; Hayden Berreth, Chinook; Blake Hodgekiss, Choteau; Elijah Kennerson, Cascade.

138: Jordan Niles, Project; Blaine VanDyke, Conrad; Cody Kuka, Glasgow; Colin Hickman, Eureka; Ray Dagel, Cut Bank; Cale Hoover, Whitehall.

144: Blake Ramaeker, Project; Quinn Rodewald, Big Sandy; Trooper Stiles, Malta; Wyatt Cline, Fort Benton; Parker Hunt, Townsend; Trevor Standley, Cascade.

150: Jake Ellison, Columbus-Absarokee; Westen Lindeen, Project; Jesse Reed, Wolf Point; Lane Spencer, Malta; Bo Daniel, Deer Lodge; Garrett LeFurgey, Big Sandy.

157: Khye Gamas, Glasgow; Sloan Giles, Fairfield; Huntly Harp, Project; Bryce Becker, Circle; Joey Beebout, Whitehall; Liam Harriman, Anaconda.

165: William Kirkland, Glasgow; Kai Heck, Colstrip; Levi Fuller, Whitehall; Turner Milender, Superior; Ryder Bingen, Project; Brody Lau, Fairfield.

175: Tucker Kaczmarek, Project; Logan Lachenmeier, Project; Rogan Lytle, Eureka; Cache Carroll, Cascade; Jack Raty, Whitehall; Patrick McKenzie, Chinook.

190: Teagan Jones, Conrad; Straud Simms, Malta; Layne Wallace, Fort Benton; Donovan Daniels, St. Ignatius; Christian Englund, Florence; Austin Brotnov, Cut Bank.

215: Colton Dunlap, Columbus-Absarokee; Kenan LaBrie, Malta; Julian Powell, Chinook; Grant Holen, Manhattan; Eli Spross, Darby; Christopher Brawley, Baker.

285: Logan Scheman, Baker; Ethan Goodluck, Colstrip; Reuben Kinzer, Broadus; Gavin Schmele, Townsend; Joe Banks, Eureka; John Williams, Project.

100: Ashlyn McCann, Billings Central; Cali Gorder, Wolf Point; Emmalyn Miller, Baker; Corrissa Baker, East Helena; Victoria Tenney, Skyview; Peyton Liva, Butte; Katelyn Sphuler, Glacier; Kricket Bridges, Eureka.

105: Wai Fandrich, Senior; River Cote, Ronan; Emma Hernandez, Billings Central; Deililah Bahm, West; Serina Catt, Senior; Danyka Doll, Skyview; Gwyn Brown, Dillon; Rachel Rodgers, Anaconda.

110: Hayley Petersen, Simms; Payten Van Pelt, West; Idania Ocampo, Gallatin; Kyra Anderson, Chester-Joplin-Inverness; Cassidy Collins, Whitehall; Tymber Barnes, Dillon; Andrea Kennedy, CMR; Lailynn Hunter, Baker.

115: Piper Gershmel, Senior; Hannah Leonard, Skyview; Sailee Redding, Hardin; Dani Larson, Manhattan; Cadence Crookston, Simms; Elise McDonald, West; Alara Cooper, Poplar; Sydney Drake, Capital.

120: Taylor Lay, Capital; Mariska Harris, Capital; Aly Dinardi, Miles City; Ava Dewitt, Senior; Araeya Nelson, West; Bella Downing, Flathead; Halle Downey, Whitehall; Jordyn Vinson, Columbus.

125: Madalyn Deiter, CMR; Kylie Schwartz, Baker; Rebel Montanez, Frenchtown; Ananaleigh Matejovsky, Wolf Point; Aspen Ayers, Deer Lodge; Etta Wicks, Fort Benton; Gracie Hicks, Lewistown; Amelia Steinmann, Belgrade.

130: Julia Kay, Flathead; Charlie Lund, Belgrade; Taylor Dorvall, Whitefish; Emma Klingaman, Harlem; Harley LaBuda, Big Sandy; Anola Naugle, Arlee; Camryn Fiscus, Lewistown; Kylie Shine, Glacier.

135: Stella Wahl, Cut Bank; Cadance Weis, Laurel; Kinley Liles, Glendive; Lizzy Sherman, Senior; Kaiah Dumont, Polson; Madison Lamb, Glasgow; Carley Mears, Malta; Kiera Lackey, Flathead.

140: Meadow Mahlmeister, Senior; Madisyn Duffner, Choteau; Jaycee Richardson, Circle; Ariana Banner, Simms; Addison Clixby, Big Sky; Faith Oakland, Great Falls; Bonita Kinzer, Broadus; Kellyn Nelson, Polson.

145: Tita Fandrich, Senior; Graylee Fox, Miles City; Ryann Gorder, Baker; Kate Van Coutren, Manhattan; McKenna Jones, Conrad; Lindsay Yoder, Simms; Isabella Medrud, Great Falls; Ruby Herman, Choteau.

155: Lucy Armstrong, Conrad; Leona Dodson-Howe, Ronan; Brooke Werth, Shepherd; Mattie Stepan, Butte; Marley Olsen, Hamilton; Meadow Ragen, St. Ignatius-Charlo; Macey Tate, Baker; Olivia Post, Columbus.

170: Jayda Harbaugh, Baker; Ashton Dziekonski, Capital; Hannah Gohde, Gallatin; Lynley Conrad, Chinook; Natalia Samson, Choteau; Faith Kistenmacher, Roundup; Hayden Edwards, Browning; Harley Fetters, Cut Bank.

190: Madilyn Juelke, Miles City; IsaBella Rangel, Belgrade; Lauren Krebs, Hardin; Malia Glassing, Senior; JoJo Manning, Fort Benton; Brooklyn Larsen, West; Hannah Holinde, Glasgow; Keyenna Deroche, Browning.

235: Kelby Brewer, Senior; Scarlett Hoiness, Laurel; Rylee Murgel, Helena; Aniya Odei, Miles City; Gabriel Rico, Townsend; Elizabeth Henkins, Big Sky; Jess Elings, Cut Bank; Grayson DeJong, Miles City.

Class B-C Coaches Poll

Class B girls team rankings: Baker, Fort Benton, Conrad, Cut Bank, Choteau, Columbus, Manhattan, Glasgow, Poplar, Wolf Point.

Class C girls team rankings: Simms, Big Sandy, Chester-Joplin-Inverness, Broadus, Custer-Hysham.

The Scottie Boys swept the season series with the Sidney Eagles on the road Tuesday 59-49. Glasgow fought back from a 10 point deficit after one quarter and outscored Sidney 18-2 in the 3rd quarter.
The Scotties were led in scoring by Colt Hudyma with 18 points while Cash Stulc and Gage Waarvik added 14.
The Scotties now stand with a record of 8-9 heading into the final regular season game with Fairview on Thursday.

The Scottie Girls remained perfect on the season with a 61-53 victory over the Class A Sidney Eagles. Glasgow opened up a close game in the 4th quarter and rolled to their 17th win of the season. The Scotties were led by Mayzie Yoakam with 32 points while Joely Chappell had 13 and Alexa Ball with 11.
Glasgow improves to 17-0 and will look to finish out a perfect regular season with a home game against Fairview on Thursday.

High School Basketball Rankings
Girls
(Records through Feb. 9)

Class AA

1. Bozeman Gallatin (13-0)

2. Billings West (12-2)

3. Missoula Big Sky (12-2)

4. Missoula Hellgate (10-3)

5. Billings Senior (10-4)

Class A

1. Billings Central (13-2)

2. Hardin (14-2)

3. Havre (14-2)

4. Frenchtown (13-2)

5. Dillon (12-2)

Class B

1. Baker (14-0)

2. Glasgow (16-0)

3. Florence-Carlton (14-1)

4. Missoula Loyola (15-1)

5. Jefferson (14-2)

6. St. Ignatius (13-1)

7. Malta (12-4)

8. Big Timber (13-2)

9. Columbus (12-3)

10. Huntley Project (12-4)

Class C

1. Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine (17-0)

2. Drummond (17-0)

3. Chester-Joplin-Inverness (15-1)

4. West Yellowstone (14-1)

5. Melstone (15-1)

6. Belt (15-2)

7. Shields Valley (14-2)

8. Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale (13-3)

9. Richey-Lambert (14-2)

10. Custer-Hysham-Rosebud (13-2)

Boys
(Records through Feb. 9)

Class AA

1. Missoula Sentinel (13-1)

2. Missoula Hellgate (10-3)

3. Butte (11-3)

4. Billings West (10-4)

5. Great Falls CMR (10-4)

Class A

1. Billings Central (13-2)

2. Lockwood (15-1)

3. Butte Central (12-2)

4. Frenchtown (11-4)

5. Columbia Falls (10-4)

Class B

1. Lodge Grass (16-0)

2. Fairfield (13-1)

3. Malta (15-1)

4. Harlem (12-2)

5. Fort Benton (13-2)

6. Choteau (12-3)

7. Anaconda (12-4)

8. Missoula Loyola (13-3)

9. Florence-Carlton (12-3)

10. Shepherd (11-3)

Class C

1. Scobey (16-0)

2. Belt (13-2)

3. St. Regis (16-0)

4. Lustre Christian (14-2)

5. Chester-Joplin-Inverness (13-3)

6. Seeley-Swan (15-1)

7. Lincoln (15-1)

8. Winnett-Grass Range (15-2)

9. Plenty Coups (13-3)

10. Brockton (15-2)

The MonDak Open took place on Saturday at the Well on the campus of WIlliston State. Overall, 669 wrestlers representing 36 different youth clubs were in attendance. It was ran in two separate sessions to help better facilitate the large event.

The Glasgow Wrestling Club entered the fourth most kids in the MonDak with 54 Highlander wrestlers on hand to chase some hardware. TEN Individual Champions were crowned for the local squad while 36 of our wrestlers grabbed a top four finish! Of the top 12 largest teams in attendance, no one ended with a better overall winning percentage than the Glasgow Highlanders. GWC racked up a 97-74 overall record for day; winning at a 57% clip while securing 67 wins by either Pin or Technical Fall.

Next Saturday, the club will be at the Plentywood Border Brawl.

MonDak Open Individual Results--
6U
Gannon Storkson 4th
Oliver Capdeville 3rd
John Kittleson
Eden Marks 2nd
Samantha Kensa 2nd
Rebie Redfield 3rd
Indie Marks 1st
Rilynn Stacy

7-8
Jaxon Sharbono 3rd
Miles Henry 1st
Newt Knaff 4th
Duncan Markle
Rhett Murch 1st
Arlie Hoerner 3rd
Spencir Staggenborg 3rd
Taya Sundeen 1st
Francesca Kensa
Ava Nyenhuis
Hayden Flaten 4th
Nora Knodel

9-10
Justin Miller 4th
Nels Redfield
Silas Hopstad 3rd
Howard Redfield
Jeffrey Knodel
Colt Knaff 1st
Sienna Yoakam 1st
Olive Marks 2nd
Aurora Markle 3rd
Taryn Sundeen 1st
Brenley Flaten 2nd
Collins Flaten 2nd

11-12
Tate Lehner 1st
Dayton Markle 2nd
Jett Morehouse 2nd
Orrin Mason
Josiah Hernandez 2nd
Tyler Henning
Buddy Cole
Abbey Nyenhuis 4th
Archer Henry 4th
TenLea Sundeen 1st
Rygan Gamas 2nd
Gwen Torres
Harlee Vandermars 3rd
Chloe Elliot 3rd

13-14
Walker Kirkland 3rd
Anders Aune
Thomas Cotrell
Eli Holinde 2nd
Kolbi Staggenborg
Taden Sundeen 1st
Jacob Ball
Lyla Lehner 5th

Montana Amateur Hockey Association:

The first Montana State Championship Tournament of the year is officially in the books, and it was a great one for Girls 14U hockey.

Six local girls been traveling and playing with the Flathead Fusion: Keiree Feit, Paislynn Stringer, Kadia Kalinski, Makenna Engstrom, Molly Miller, and Bristol Krauth.

Bozeman IceDogs captured the state title in a thrilling championship game over the Flathead Fusion.

Missoula Bruins earned third place with a consolation win over the Billings Bulls.

Congratulations to all the players, coaches, parents, & volunteers who made this tournament special.

The compete level, sportsmanship, and passion on display throughout the weekend were exactly what Montana hockey is all about.

A huge thank you to the entire Glasgow hockey community for hosting such a terrific and memorable state tournament. From start to finish, it was first-class and a great experience for everyone involved.

Thank you, Glasgow Ice Dawgs!!!

Well done, Girls 14U- an outstanding way to kick off state championship season

The Glasgow Area Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture held the 28th Annual Ice Fishing Derby February 7, 2026. The Derby was held at the Fishing Access Site - Dredge Cuts Trout Pond located on Highway 117. Temperatures in the mid 50’s made for a great day on the pond. 205 holes were sold with roughly 150 participants. 88 fish were brought to the weighmaster from 12pm -3pm, however, there were many more caught. Participants came from 16 different communities with Piney Flats, Tennessee being the farthest earning $40 in Chamber Big Bucks.

GUARANTEED $2,000 FIRST PLACE was John Plucinski from Forsyth, MT. John caught a 5.34 Northern at 2:04pm. 2nd Place for $1,000 was Cierra Loudon from Nashua, MT with a .50 pound rainbow trout caught at 12:12pm. 3rd Place for $750 was Buddy Jackson from Glasgow, MT with a .48 pound rainbow trout caught at 12:31pm. 4th Place for $400 was Jerret Braaten from Glasgow, MT with a .46 pound rainbow trout caught at 1:24pm. 5th Place for $250 was JR Estes from Glasgow, MT with a .46-pound rainbow trout caught at 1:32pm. 6th Place for $100 was Buddy Jackson from Glasgow, MT with a .44 rainbow trout.

The tournament is sponsored by Agland Coop, AgWest, Bank of Glasgow, BS Central, Cape Air, Coca Cola, Cottonwood Inn, D&G Sports & Western, Edward Jones, Ezzies Wholesale, Fort Peck Summer Theatre, Gateway, Glasgow Auto Sales, Glasgow Courier, HiLine Ford, Interstate Engineering, Independence Bank, JR’s Party Store, KLTZ/Mix 93, Farm Bureau Insurance/Shane Gibson, Lakeridge Lodge & Bait Shop, Nemont Telephone, Northern Prairie Auto Sales, Opportunity Bank, Prairie Travelers, Scottie Express Wash, T&R Trucking, Thompson & Sons, Nemont Beverage, Reynold’s Market, and Fort Peck Marina and the Glasgow Area Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture, Inc.

A special thanks goes out to the Fort Peck Marina with their added donation of free ice fishing rods to every youth (12 & under) that participated in the derby. Over 25 kids participated in the tournament. The Glasgow Area Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture would like to thank ALL the Sponsors and our amazing volunteers and board of directors’ spouses for making this event happen.

Saturday

Missoula 9, Helena 0

Flathead 5, Billings 2

Missoula 4, Billings 1

Bozeman 3, Flathead 2

Consolation game on Sunday at 9am and championship game at 11am at the Valley Event Center in Glasgow.

Final Week of Regular Season Recap:

Friday Night “Color Rush” Dual at Malta—
Boys Dual
Glasgow 50 Malta 27

Girls Mixer
1 Win 0 Loss

Saturday “Senior Night” in Scottie Gymnasium—
Boys Dual
Glasgow 71 Havre 12

Girls Mixer
3 Wins 8 Losses

Boys JV Mixer
4 Wins 1 Loss
Next Weekend at Eastern B/C Divisonals in Malta

Boys Basketball

Glendive 65, Havre 51
Shepherd 47, Big Timber 43
Bainville 64, Forid-Lake 53
Circle 64, North Country 42
Scobey 63, Lustre 44
Fairfield 77, Chinook 40
Jordan 53, Broadus 45
North Star 72, Dodson 30
Baker 81, Huntley Project 49
Columbus 68, Roundup 10
Conrad 70, Rocky Boy 63
Choteau 56, Cut Bank 54

Girls Basketball

Big Timber 61, Shepherd 49
Ekalaka 59, Terry 37
North Country 46, Circle 41
DGSG 50, White Sulphur Springs 5
Havre 66, Glendive 38
Baker 87, Huntley Project 59
Choteau 62, Cut Bank 28
Scobey 62, Lustre Christian 38
Jordan 59, Broadus 28
North Star 54, Dodson 20
Melstone 48, Roy-Winifred 45
Fairfield 36, Chinook 26

Girls Basketball
Baker 85, Lodge Grass 37
Big Timber 54, Manhattan 34
Box Elder 59, Harlem 54
Brockton 49, Froid-Lake 41
Choteau 59, Conrad 20
Circle 62, Lustre Christian 49
Columbus 69, Red Lodge 30
Fairview 45, Plentywood 25
Florence-Carlton 81, Deer Lodge 4
Glasgow 61, Malta 58 (OT)
Huntley Project 69, St. Labre 34
Jordan 42, Terry 21
Miles City 34, Lewistown 33
Missoula Loyola 79, Arlee 17
North Country 77, Frazer 13 (North Country: Ainsley Erickson 15, BaiLee McColly 12, Emerson Downing 11; Frazer: Isabelle Fourstar 6))
Poplar 58, Wolf Point 47
Richey-Lambert 47, Bainville 41
Shelby 40, Fort Benton 26
Sidney 56, Glendive 48
Westby-Grenora 68, Culbertson 33
Whitehall 31, Three Forks 26

Boys Basketball
Arlee 70, Missoula Loyola 64
Bainville 51, Richey-Lambert 49
Big Timber 69, Manhattan 47
Brockton 67, Froid-Lake 32
Columbus 53, Red Lodge 44
Conrad 56, Choteau 53
Culbertson 65, Westby-Grenora 53
Florence-Carlton 56, Deer Lodge 29
Glendive 70, Sidney 52
Harlem 58, Box Elder 57
Jordan 60, Terry 49
Lodge Grass 75, Baker 58
Lustre Christian 48, Circle 33 (Lustre: Johnslee Pierre 16, Joel Reddig 12, Cam Reddig 12)
Malta 81, Glasgow 65
Miles City 63, Lewistown 40
North Country 82, Frazer 46
Plentywood 47, Fairview 34
Poplar 75, Wolf Point 72 (OT)
St. Labre 78, Huntley Project 60

Frontier Conference (Women)
Dakota State 69, Rocky Mountain 62 (Paige Wasson 16)
Carroll 63, Bellevue 56
Providence 77, Valley City State 66
Montana Western 82, Bismarck State 73
MSU-Northern 84, Mayville State 57
Montana Tech 79, Dickinson State 50

Frontier Conference (Men)
Bellevue 82, Carroll 75
Rocky Mountain 60, Dakota State 58
MSU-Northern 82, Mayville State 61
Montana Tech 67, Dickinson State 48
Montana Western 110, Bismarck State 55
Providence 90, Valley City State 89

Saturday Schedule:
Rocky at Bellevue
Valley City State at MSU-Northern
Dickinson State at Montana Western
Bismarck State at Montana Tech
Carroll at Dakota State
Mayville State at Providence

Big Sky Conference
The women are on the road: MSU at Eastern Washington, and Montana at Idaho. The Montana men host Idaho today at 4, while MSU hosts Eastern Washington tonight at 6 p.m.

At the Carignan Classic in Bozeman, Next-Level Scottie Iris McKean finished 6th in the women's mile, running 5:09.62.

Wolf Point's Peyton Summers (unattached) 3rd in the men's 3000m in 8:55.05
Sierra Summers of MSU-Northern was 5th in the women's 3000m in 11:11.57

Dickinson State is competing at the Bison Open in Fargo. Next-Level Scottie Kheyerah Bilger was 25th in the women's 3000m in 12:46.29.

Next-Level Scottie Kyler Holinde is scheduled to run the mile today, as is Bilger. Holinde was part of the 4000m Distance Medley Relay that finished 2nd last night.

The Glasgow Ice Dawgs are thrilled to welcome the Montana 14u Girls State Tournament to the Valley Event Center in Glasgow

Five teams will compete for the title through Sunday. Six local girls been traveling and playing with the Flathead Fusion: Keiree Feit, Paislynn Stringer, Kadia Kalinski, Makenna Engstrom, Molly Miller, and Bristol Krauth.

Everyone is welcome come down to the Valley Event Center to watch the games, check out the raffle baskets, and enjoy the delicious concessions. It’s a state tournament, but admission is still free.

Results:

Bozeman 5, Helena 0
Flathead 2, Missoula 1
Billings 3, Helena 0
Bozeman 3, Missoula 1
Flathead 8, Helena 0
Bozeman 3, Billings 3

Saturday:
8am Missoula vs Helena
10am Flathead vs Billings
4pm Missoula vs Billings
6pm Bozeman vs Flathead

The Glasgow Scotties defeated the Malta M'ettes by a score of 61-58 in a hard fought, overtime, white knuckler of a District 2B girls basketball game in Malta on Friday night. Glasgow started off slow, as the M'ettes came out firing, thanks to the sharp shooting of Neva Jacobson, and took a 15-10 first quarter lead. However the Scottie girls would find their rhythm in the second quarter as Glasgow outpaced the M'ettes by a 15-8 margin in the second quarter. Joelly Chappel had 9 of Glasgow's 15 points in that second quarter. Glasgow would extend their lead out to 5 in the second half, but the M'ettes fought back, sending the game into overtime on a long, 3 point buzzer beater by Neva Jacobson. The overtime period would go back and forth, with Glasgow finally outlasting the M'ettes, after Emma Mandeville sank 2 free throws to ice the game with 0.5 seconds on the clock.

Malta's Neva Jacobson had a tremendous game, pouring in 33 points for the M'ettes. Denvyr Tuss also reached double figures for Malta scoring 12. Haylie Welch added 8 for Malta, while Kyle Bishop chipped in 6.

Glasgow had four players in double figures with Mayzie Yoakam and Emma Mandeville scoring 19 each. Alexa Ball finished with 11 points, while Joelly Chappell finished with 10. Ava Runner chipped in 2 for Glasgow.

With the win, Glasgow stays unbeaten, improving their record to 16-0, and are now 11-0 in conference play, establishing themselves as the first place team in the 2B conference. With the loss, Malta falls to 12-4, and are now 8-2 in conference play.

Glasgow will next be in action on Tuesday, February 10th, as they will travel to Sidney to take on the Class A Eagles. Malta will next be in action on Friday, February 13th, as they will travel to Poplar.

1Q: Malta 15, Glasgow 10
HALF: Glasgow 25, Malta 23
3Q: Glasgow 40, Malta 35
4Q: Glasgow 51, Malta 51
FINAL: Glasgow 61, Malta 58 (OT)

Individual Scorers:

Glasgow: Mayzie Yoakam 19, Emma Mandeville 19, Alexa Ball 11, Joelly Chappell 10, Ava Runner 2

Malta: Neva Jacobson 33, Denvyr Tuss 12, Hailey Welch 8, Kylie Bishop 6

Following a nail-biting Glasgow win in a girls basketball game in Malta on Friday night, the Glasgow wrestlers followed up with a victory of their own, as they defeated the Malta Mustang wrestlers by a final score of 57-20, in a spirited wrestling dual in Malta on Friday night. Madison Lamb, Asher Wersal, Jack Morehouse, John Yeska, Cody Kuka, Oliver Pick, Khye Gamas, and William Kirkland all picked up wins for Glasgow.

One of the highlights of the night was the 157 pound match, where Oliver Pick from Glasgow, secured a pin with just :04 left in the match, saving that match for Glasgow. Pick was behind by double digits in points, but managed to pin his opponent in the closing seconds.

The Glasgow wrestlers will next be in action tomorrow night (Sat. Feb. 7th), as they will host Havre for a Senior night dual. That dual gets underway at 6:00 PM. Malta's next scheduled competition will be at the Eastern B/C Divisionals next weekend Feb. 13th and 14th.

GIRLS:
(140) Madison Lamb (Gla.) def. Carly Mears (Malta) by fall (0:54 in 3rd)

BOYS:

103 lbs- Glasgow won by forfeit

110 lbs- Asher Wersal (Gla.) def. Beckett Squires (Malta) 5-2

Saunten Gamas (Gla.) wond by forfeit

(132 lbs) John Yeska (Gla.) def. (126 lbs) Hayden Hicks (Mal.) by fall (0:18 in 3rd)

138 lbs- Cody Kuka (Gla.) def. Steeler Blount (Mal.) by fall

Tyler King (Gla.) def. Trooper Stiles (Mal.) by fall

Lane Spencer (Mal.) def. Alex Earl (Gla.) by fall

157 lbs.- Oliver Pick (Gla.) def. Riley Brusse by fall (:04 in 3rd)

Khye Gamas (Gla.) def. Bo Merriman (Mal.) by fall

William Kirkland (Gla.) def. Corby Mears (Mal.) by fall

Straud Sims (Mal.) won by fall vs. unidentified Gla. opp.

Kenan Labrie (Mal.) def. Ashton Earl (Gla.) by fall

Trevor Knowles (Mal.) def Leo Erickson

The Glasgow Scotties Boys basketball team fell to the Malta Mustangs by a score of 81-65 in a District 2B boys basketball game in Malta on Friday night. The Mustangs galloped quickly out of the gate as they hit eight, 3 pointers in the first quarter, commanding a 13 point lead. The Scottie would battle back, as they outscored Malta by a score of 20-5 in the second quarter to take a 37-35 lead into the half. However, Malta's hot shooting would return in the second half, and proved to be too much for the Scotties to overcome, as the Mustangs earned the 16 point home victory. Malta finished the game with 19 three pointers. Regan Stuart and Kazner Oxarart each had 6 three point field goals for the Mustangs.

Malta was led in scoring by Regan Stuart who finished with 22 points in the contest, Kazner Oxarart scored 19, while Tant Anderson and Dawson Hammond had 14 apiece in the winning effort. Glasgow was led by Cade Hudyma, who poured in 27 points, while Grady Nielsen added 11. Colt Hudyma and Jackson Abern chipped in 7 apiece for Glasgow.

With the win, Malta improves their record to 15-1 on the season, and are now 10-0 in 2B conference play. With the loss, Glasgow falls to 7-9 on the season and are now 6-5 in conference play. Glasgow will next be in action on Tuesday, February 10th, as they travel to Sidney to take on the Eagles. Malta will travel to Poplar next Friday, February 13th.

1Q: Malta 30, Glasgow 17
HALF: Glasgow 37, Malta 35
3Q: Malta 59, Glasgow 53
FINAL: Malta 81, Glasgow 65

Individual Scorers:

Malta: Regan Stuart 22, Kazner Oxarart 19, Tant Anderson 14, Dawson Hammond 14, Chase Tollefson 6, Kruise Stiles 2, Braylon Tatafu 1

Glasgow: Cade Hudyma 27, Grady Nielsen 11, Gage Waarvik 8, Colt Hudyma 7, Cash Stulc 7, Wyatt Sugg 3, Jackson Abern 2

Montana Girls High School Wrestling Rankings

(Feb. 4)

100: Ashlyn McCann, Billings Central; Cali Gorder, Wolf Point; Emmalyn Miller, Baker; Corrissa Baker, East Helena; Victoria Tenney, Skyview; Peyton Liva, Butte; Katelyn Sphuler, Glacier; Kylie Aho, Glasgow.

105: Wai Fandrich, Senior; River Cote, Ronan; Emma Hernandez, Billings Central; Deililah Bahm, West; Serina Catt, Senior; Danyka Doll, Skyview; Rachel Rodgers, Anaconda; Quinn Lindsley, Belgrade.

110: Hayley Petersen, Simms; Payten Van Pelt, West; Idania Ocampo, Gallatin; Kyra Anderson, Chester-Joplin-Inverness; Cassidy Collins, Whitehall; Tymber Barnes, Dillon; Andrea Kennedy, CMR; Lailynn Hunter, Baker.

115: Piper Gershmel, Senior; Hannah Leonard, Skyview; Sailee Redding, Hardin; Ashlynn Sausedo, Hardin; Dani Larson, Manhattan; Cadence Crookston, Simms; Elise McDonald, West; Alara Cooper, Poplar.

120: Taylor Lay, Capital; Mariska Harris, Capital; Aly Dinardi, Miles City; Ava Dewitt, Senior; Araeya Nelson, West; Bella Downing, Flathead; Halle Downey, Whitehall; Jordyn Vinson, Columbus.

125: Madalyn Deiter, CMR; Kylie Schwartz, Baker; Rebel Montanez, Frenchtown; Ananaleigh Matejovsky, Wolf Point; Aspen Ayers, Deer Lodge; Etta Wicks, Fort Benton; Amelia Steinmann, Belgrade; Gracie Hicks, Lewistown.

130: Charlie Lund, Belgrade; Julia Kay, Flathead; Taylor Dorvall, Whitefish; Emma Klingaman, Harlem; Harley LaBuda, Big Sandy; Anola Naugle, Arlee; Camryn Fiscus, Lewistown; Kylie Shine, Glacier.

135: Stella Wahl, Cut Bank; Cadance Weis, Laurel; Kinley Liles, Glendive; Lizzy Sherman, Senior; Kaiah Dumont, Polson; Madison Lamb, Glasgow; Carley Mears, Malta; Kiera Lackey, Flathead.

140: Meadow Mahlmeister, Senior; Madisyn Duffner, Choteau; Jaycee Richardson, Circle; Ariana Banner, Simms; Addison Clixby, Big Sky; Faith Oakland, Great Falls; Bonita Kinzer, Broadus; Kellyn Nelson, Polson.

145: Tita Fandrich, Senior; Graylee Fox, Miles City; Ryann Gorder, Baker; Kate Van Coutren, Manhattan; McKenna Jones, Conrad; Lindsay Yoder, Simms; Isabella Medrud, Great Falls; Ruby Herman, Choteau.

155: Lucy Armstrong, Conrad; Leona Dodson-Howe, Ronan; Brooke Werth, Shepherd; Mattie Stepan, Butte; Marley Olsen, Hamilton; Meadow Ragen, St. Ignatius-Charlo; Macey Tate, Baker; Olivia Post, Columbus.

170: Jayda Harbaugh, Baker; Ashton Dziekonski, Capital; Hannah Gohde, Gallatin; Lynley Conrad, Chinook; Natalia Samson, Choteau; Faith Kistenmacher, Roundup; Hayden Edwards, Browning; Olivia Hilliard, Laurel.

190: Madilyn Juelke, Miles City; Malia Glassing, Senior; IsaBella Rangel, Belgrade; Lauren Krebs, Hardin; JoJo Manning, Fort Benton; Brooklyn Larsen, West; Hannah Holinde, Glasgow; Keyenna Deroche, Browning.

235: Kelby Brewer, Senior; Scarlett Hoiness, Laurel; Rylee Murgel, Helena; Aniya Odei, Miles City; Gabriel Rico, Townsend; Elizabeth Henkins, Big Sky; Jess Elings, Cut Bank; Grayson DeJong, Miles City.

Class B-C Coaches Poll

Class B girls team rankings: Baker, Fort Benton, Conrad, Cut Bank, Choteau, Columbus, Manhattan, Glasgow, Poplar, Harlem.

Class C girls team rankings: Simms, Big Sandy, Chester-Joplin-Inverness, Broadus, Circle.

The Scottie boys basketball team dropped a tight one in Harlem on Thursday night, 86-79. It was a back-and-forth game, with Harlem racing out to a seven-point lead after one quarter, 21-14. Both teams scored 21 points in the second quarter.

The Scottie then came back strong in the third, taking a two-point lead, after outscoring Harlem 28-19 in the third. But a string of turnovers late in the fourth quarter by the Scotties cost them the game.

Scottie Leading Scorers: Cade Hudyma 30, Coltt Hudyma 14, Cash Stulc 11, Gage Waarvik 10

The Scottie girls went to 15-0 after a trip to Harlem on Thursday night. The Lady Wildcats kept it close until deep into the second half.

Glasgow led 11-8 after one quarter and built a 30-23 lead at halftime. Harlem cut into the lead again early in the third, before Glasgow found some momentum late in the third.

Scottie Leading Scorers: Emma Mandeville 16, Alexa Ball 10, Mayzie Yoakam 9, Jolie Chappell 9

Glasgow has another tough conference match-up on Friday in Malta; the game is set to start at 5 p.m. on KLTZ.

The Glasgow Ice Dawgs are thrilled to welcome the Montana 14u Girls State Tournament to our rink starting tonight (Thursday).

Five teams will compete for the title through Sunday. Six local girls been traveling and playing with the Flathead Fusion: Keiree Feit, Paislynn Stringer, Kadia Kalinski, Makenna Engstrom, Molly Miller, and Bristol Krauth.

Everyone is welcome come down to the Valley Event Center to watch the games, check out the raffle baskets, and enjoy the delicious concessions. It’s a state tournament, but admission is still free.

Thursday Game 1, 6 p.m. Bozeman vs. Helena
Thursday Game 2, 8 p.m. Flathead vs. Missoula

Friday Game 3, 10 a.m. Billings vs. Helena
Friday Game 4, Noon Bozeman vs. Missoula
Friday, 2 p.m. Opening Ceremonies
Friday Game 5, 4 p.m. Flathead vs. Helena
Friday Game 6, 6 p.m. Bozeman vs. Billings

Saturday Game 7, 8 a.m. Missoula vs. Helena
Saturday Game 8, 10 a.m. Flathead vs. Billings
Saturday Game 9, 4 p.m. Missoula vs. Billings
Saturday Game 10, 6 p.m. Bozeman vs. Flathead

Sunday Consolation Game, 9 a.m. 3rd place vs. 4th place
Sunday Championship Game, 11 a.m. 1st place vs. 2nd place

Class B-C boys wrestling rankings

Feb. 4

Class B teams: Huntley Project, Glasgow, Malta, Eureka, Chinook, Colstrip, Conrad, Whitehall, Fairfield, Baker.

Class C teams: Circle, Cascade, Big Sandy, Forsyth, Broadus.

103: Brogan Burton, Project; Jacob Willoughby, Colstrip; Asher Wersal, Glasgow; Rowdy Rutecki, Project; Truit Nelson, Circle; Charlie Buck, Chinook.

110: Paden Nelson, Circle; Teague Ramaeker, Project; Garrison Riggin, CJI; Asher Miles, Circle; Beckett Squires, Malta; Tate Crabb, Choteau.

118: William Manning, Project; Anson Talor, Circle; Jack Morehouse, Glasgow; Weston Block, Thompson Falls; Russell Douglas, Jefferson; Kael Smith, Cascade.

126: Ryan Wiggins, Forsyth; Saunten Gamas, Glasgow; Hunter Grieve, Eureka; Matthew Thurston, Plains-Hot Springs; Riley Peterson, Simms; Owen Pesanti, Anaconda.

132: Ethan Reynolds, Project; Timothy Schmidt, Eureka; Kye Knaff, Shepherd; Hayden Berreth, Chinook; Blake Hodgekiss, Choteau; Elijah Kennerson, Cascade.

138: Jordan Niles, Project; Blaine VanDyke, Conrad; Cody Kuka, Glasgow; Ray Dagel, Cut Bank; Colin Hickman, Eureka; Cale Hoover, Whitehall.

144: Blake Ramaeker, Project; Quinn Rodewald, Big Sandy; Trooper Stiles, Malta; Jake Ellison, Columbus-Absarokee; Wyatt Cline, Fort Benton; Parker Hunt, Townsend.

150: Westen Lindeen, Project; Lane Spencer, Malta; Jesse Reed, Wolf Point; Bo Daniel, Deer Lodge; Garrett LeFurgey, Big Sandy; Beau Crabb, Plains-Hot Springs.

157: Khye Gamas, Glasgow; Sloan Giles, Fairfield; Huntly Harp, Project; Bryce Becker, Circle; Joey Beebout, Whitehall; Liam Harriman, Anaconda.

165: William Kirkland, Glasgow; Kai Heck, Colstrip; Levi Fuller, Whitehall; Turner Milender, Superior; Ryder Bingen, Project; Brody Lau, Fairfield.

175: Tucker Kaczmarek, Project; Logan Lachenmeier, Project; Rogan Lytle, Eureka; Cache Carroll, Cascade; Jack Raty, Whitehall; Patrick McKenzie, Chinook.

190: Teagan Jones, Conrad; Straud Simms, Malta; Layne Wallace, Fort Benton; Donovan Daniels, St. Ignatius; Christian Englund, Florence; Austin Brotnov, Cut Bank.

215: Colton Dunlap, Columbus-Absarokee; Kenan LaBrie, Malta; Julian Powell, Chinook; Grant Holen, Manhattan; Eli Spross, Darby; Christopher Brawley, Baker.

285: Logan Scheman, Baker; Ethan Goodluck, Colstrip; Reuben Kinzer, Broadus; Gavin Schmele, Townsend; Joe Banks, Eureka; John Williams, Project.

(Records through Jan. Feb. 2)

High School Basketball Rankings
Boys
Class AA

1. Missoula Sentinel (11-1)

2. Great Falls CMR (10-2)

3. Missoula Hellgate (8-3)

4. Billings West (9-3)

5. Helena Capital (8-4)

Class A

1. Billings Central (11-2)

2. Lockwood (12-1)

3. Butte Central (11-1)

4. Frenchtown (9-4)

5. Columbia Falls (8-4)

Class B

1. Lodge Grass (14-0)

2. Fairfield (11-1)

3. Malta (14-1)

4. Missoula Loyola (13-1)

5. Harlem (10-2)

6. Choteau (10-2)

7. Fort Benton (12-2)

8. Florence-Carlton (10-3)

9. Shepherd (10-3)

10. Lame Deer (9-3)

Class C

1. Scobey (14-0)

2. Belt (13-1)

3. Lustre Christian (13-1)

4. St. Regis (14-0)

5. Chester-Joplin-Inverness (11-3)

6. Seeley-Swan (13-1)

7. Lincoln (12-1)

8. Circle (11-3)

9. Winnett-Grass Range (13-2)

10. Ekalaka (12-2)

The Frazer Bearcubs defeated the Nashua Porcupines by a score of 79-46 in a District 3C conference boys basketball game in Frazer on Tuesday night. Frazer started the game off with some hot shooting, hitting three, 3 pointers early in the first quarter and commanding a 14-2 early lead. However, Nashua would battle back, ending that first quarter on a 10-4 run to close within 6, as the scoreboard read 18-12 in favor of Frazer. That's as close as the Porcupines would get, as Frazer would then pull away and build a 20 point lead at the half, and cruise to the 33 point victory from there.

Frazer was led in scoring by Gabe Beston who poured in 32 points for the Bearcubs, while Bryce Fourstar added 21. Zayden Hentges chipped in 12, while Cassius Smoker contributed 10.

Nashua was led by Zander Schulte, who finished the game with 24 points. Charlie Kaasa added 8, while Wyatt Sibley chipped in 6 for the Porcupines.

With the win, Frazer improves their record to 3-11, and are now 2-5 in District 3C play. With the loss, Nasua falls to 0-15 on the season and are now 0-7 in 3C conference play. Nashua will next be in action on Thursday night, as they host the top ranked Scobey Spartans. Frazer will travel to Saco on Friday to face off with North Country.

1Q: Frazer 18, Nashua 12
HALF: Frazer 43, Nashua 23
3Q: Frazer 60, Nashua 39
FINAL: Frazer 79, Nashua 46

Individual Scorers:

Frazer: Gabe Beston 32, Bryce Fourstar 21, Zayden Hentges 12, Cassius Smoker 10, Ronald Roundface 4

Nashua: Zander Schulte 24, Charlie Kaasa 8, Wyatt Sibley 6, Blaze Bleazard 2, Joe Morgan 2, David Kennedy 2, Heath Hankins 2

The Frazer Bearcubs defeated the Nashua Porcupines by a score of 60-35 in a District 3C conference girls basketball game in Frazer on Tuesday night. The Bearcubs cruised to a 24 point halftime lead, and would only increase their lead from that point ,on the way to the 25 point victory.

Frazer was led in scoring by Dylan Bergstrom who finished the game with 17 points, While Breanna Beston led the way for the Bearcubs with 18.

With the win, the Frazer Bearcubs improve their record to 5-9 and are now 2-5 in conference play. With the loss, the Nashua Porcupines fall to 0-15 on the season and are now 0-7 in District 3C conference play. Nashua will next host Scobey on Thursday night, while Frazer will travel to Saco to square off with North Country on Friday night.

1st Q: Frazer 17, Nashua 11
HALF: Frazer 38, Nashua 14
3Q: Frazer 50, Nashua 21
FINAL: Frazer 60, Nashua 35

Girls
Class AA

1. Bozeman Gallatin (11-0)

2. Billings West (11-1)

3. Missoula Big Sky (10-2)

4. Missoula Hellgate (8-3)

5. Billings Senior (8-4)

Class A

1. Billings Central (11-2)

2. Hardin (13-2)

3. Havre (13-2)

4. Frenchtown (11-2)

5. Dillon (11-2)

Class B

1. Baker (12-0)

2. Florence-Carlton (12-1)

3. Glasgow (14-0)

4. Missoula Loyola (13-1)

5. Malta (12-3)

6. St. Ignatius (12-1)

7. Ennis (10-3)

8. Jefferson (12-2)

9. Big Timber (11-2)

10. Fairfield (10-2)

Class C

1. Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine (15-0)

2. Chester-Joplin-Inverness (14-1)

3. Drummond (15-0)

4. West Yellowstone (13-1)

5. Shields Valley (13-1)

6. Melstone (13-1)

7. Circle (12-2)

8. Belt (13-2)

9. Reed-Point Rapelje (13-2)

10. Richey-Lambert (12-2)

GWC comes off a memorable weekend on both the home mats and the rival mats. On Saturday, it was the annual Glasgow Wrestling Club Invitational in Scottie Gymnasium. Despite freezing rain conditions blanketing Northeast Montana on Saturday morning, 495 wrestlers from 20 different clubs still showed up to do battle! No team would have a larger contingent than the host team squad; as the Highlanders had 79 competing. GWC impressed from start to finish in crowning TWENTY Individual Champions and 59 Individual Place Winners. The community of Glasgow benefited greatly from another fantastic tournament. At the conclusion of the event, the club finished with their traditional "Bowling Party" for all wrestlers and their families at El Cor Del Lanes. The Glasgow Wrestling Club would like to thank the Glasgow TBID for their financial contribution to this year's event and recognize our parents for their hardwork and volunteerism in helping put on the tournament.

On Sunday, it was off to the "Cover the Court" tourney in Malta. 333 wrestlers from 11 clubs were on hand. Only the host club had a larger roster than the Highlanders as GWC had 48 wrestlers strapping on the singlet for a day on the mats. EIGHTEEN Highlanders grabbed Gold while 37 finished in the top 3 of their respective weight classes.

Next weekend we will head to the MonDak Open in Williston, North Dakota.

Glasgow Invitational Results--

6U
Hudson Wilson 4th
Gannon Storkson 3rd
Oliver Capdeville 2nd
Cruz Hopstad 1st
John Kittleson 3rd
Ripp Newton 2nd
Baylor Casterline 2nd
Rebie Redfield 2nd
Indie Marks 1st
Samantha Kensa 1st
Dylan Marsh 3rd
Elliot Page 3rd
Rilynn Stacy 4th

8U
Theo Marks
Mason Marsh
Duncan Markle
Arlie Hoerner 3rd
Frank Pattison 4th
Brands Casterline
Lucas Beer
Jaxon Sharbono
Elijah Anderson
Isaac French
Sawyer Wilson
Miles Henry
Trigg Newton 4th
Newt Knaff 1st
Kayson Murch 3rd
Grace Kittleson
Spencir Staggenborg
Taya Sundeen 1st
Francesca Kensa
Nora Knodel 4th
Hayden Flaten
Kreed Olson 3rd

10U
Justin Miller 4th
Silas Hopstad 1st
Howard Redfield 2nd
Jeffrey Knodel
Rowen Thompson 4th
Ledger Kaufman 2nd
Colt Knaff 1st
Olive Marks 2nd
Sienna Yoakam 3rd
Aurora Markle 1st
Viona Casterline 3rd
Taryn Sundeen 1st
Brenley Flaten
Collins Flaten 1st

12U
Tate Lehner 1st
Dayton Markle
Jett Morhehouse 1st
Murdock Pattison 2nd
Whit Ozark 1st
Orrin Mason 4th
CJ Sillerud
Tyler Henning 4th
Buddy Cole 4th
Josiah Hernandez 1st
Abbey Nyenhuis 4th
Archer Henry 3rd
TenLea Sundeen 1st
Rygan Gamas 1st
Harlee Vandermars 1st
Gwen Torres 2nd

14U
Thomas Cotrell 2nd
Walker Kirkland 3rd
Anders Aune 2nd
Knoxsen Harris
Eli Holinde 3rd
Taden Sundeen 1st
Kolbi Staggenborg
Jacob Ball 4th
Kennedy Flaten 1st
Lyla Lehner 3rd
Josie Hartwell 2nd
Chloe Elliot 4th
Sheila Mason 3rd
Madisyn Murch 1st

Malta Cover the Court Results--

6U
Rebie Redfield 2nd
Indie Marks 1st
Elizabeth Pankratz 4th
Samantha Kenza 1st
Rilynn Stacy 4th
Oliver Capdeville 1st

8U
Spencir Staggenborg 3rd
Taya Sundeen 1st
Francesca Kensa 4th
Nora Knodel 2nd
Hayden Flaten 4th
Theo Marks 1st
Duncan Markle 3rd
Arlie Hoerner 2nd
Jax Pankratz 4th
Lucas Beer 5th
Jaxon Sharbono 5th
Miles Henry 3rd
Newt Knaff 1st
Kayson Murch 1st

10U
Olive Marks 1st
Taryn Sundeen 1st
Brenley Flaten 2nd
Collins Flaten 1st
Justin Miller 1st
Nels Redfield 3rd
Silas Hopstad 2nd
Howard Redfield 1st
Jeffrey Knodel 5th
Rowen Thompson 3rd
Colt Knaff 1st

12U
Archer Henry 1st
TenLea Sundeen 2nd
Whit Ozark 2nd
Orrin Mason 3rd
CJ Sillerud 4th
Tyler Henning 3rd
Buddy Cole 4th
Josiah Hernandez 1st

14U
Chloe Elliot 3rd
Josie Hartwell 2nd
Madisyn Murch 1st
Thomas Cotrell 1st
Walker Kirkland 2nd
Noah Cooper 3rd
Kolbi Staggenborg 4th
Jacob Ball 2nd

Malta Week Recap—
Team Finishes:
Scottie Boys 1st Place Overall out of 8 teams with 182.5 points at the Malta Invitational.
Scottie Girls 1st Place Overall out of 8 teams with 63 points at the Malta Invitational.

Varsity Individual Place Winners:
Riley Pattison 3rd @ 100
Asher Wersal CHAMPION @ 100
Riley Pedersen CHAMPION @ 105
Avery Pedersen 3rd @ 115
Jack Morehouse 2nd @ 120
Lana Mason 3rd @ 125
Lillian Massey 4th @ 125
Saunten Gamas CHAMPION @ 126
Zane Cotrell 4th @ 126
Chloe Lamb 2nd @ 130
John Yeska 3rd @ 132
Weston Kirkland 4th @ 132
Cody Kuka CHAMPION @ 138
Tyler King 3rd @ 138
Madison Lamb CHAMPION @ 140
Alex Earll 2nd @ 144
DC Flaten 4th @ 144
Aubree Holinde 2nd @ 145
William Kirkland CHAMPION @ 165
Siala Moala 2nd @ 190
Hannah Holinde 3rd @ 190
Leo Erickson CHAMPION @ 285

Next Week
—Friday Rivalry Night “Color Rush” Dual at Malta (Between Varsity Basketball Games)
—Saturday Dual vs. Havre 6:00 PM in Scottie Gymnasium (Senior Night)

Boys Basketball

Terry 61, Richey-Lambert 24
Glendive 68, Livingston 57
Scobey 86, MonDak 15
Malta 77, Harlem 66
Winnett-Grass Range 73, Jordan 33
Big Sandy 78, Dodson 41
Circle 83, Nashua 19
Miles City 56, Laurel 38
Lustre 68, Froid-Lake 17
Plevna 54, Savage 43
Joliet 80, Colstrip 57
Rocky Boy 41, Shelby 37
Box Elder 57, Chinook 48
Lame Deer 80, Baker 73
Brockton 98, Frazer 58

Girls Basketball

Miles City 52, Laurel 51
Jordan 46, Winnett-Grass Range 32
Brockton 74, Frazer 63
Savage 46, Plevna 22
Colstrip 75, Joliet 38
Shelby 57, Rocky Boy 34
Box Elder 61, Chinook 53
Richey-Lambert 59, Terry 27
Circle 71, Nashua 12
North Country 51, Turner 32
Malta 75, Harlem 46
Glendive 61, LIvingston 52
Dodson 48, Big Sandy 45
Billings Central 42, Havre 35
Baker 95, Lame Deer 20
Lustre 44, Froid-Lake 41

The Dickinson State Blue Hawks competed at the UND Open in Grand Forks over the weekend.

Kyler Holinde finished 24th in the men's 800m, running a season-best 2:00.03.

Kheyerah Bilger finished 33rd in the 800m (2:46), and 39th in the mile (6:10).

The teams will travel to Fargo for the Bison Open next weekend.

Both the Scottie boys and girls won at home in a conference matchup against Plentywood on Friday night.

The girls kept their undefeated season going, with a 50-23 win over the Lady Wildcats. Glasgow went out to a 24-9 halftime lead, then outscored Plentywood 19-4 in the 3rd quarter to coast to the win. Scottie leading scorers: Emma Mandeville 17, Mayzie Yoakam 10, Joely Chappell 10.

The Scottie boys had a tougher time, though they went out to a 16-point lead at halftime. Plentywood came back and outscored Glasgow 26-10 in the 3rd quarter to tie it, before Glasgow pulled away in the fourth, for a 74-69 win. Scottie leading scorers: Colt Hudyma 25, Cade Hudyma 17, Grady Nielsen 15.

The teams travel to Harlem next Thursday, then head to Malta on Friday night.

Girls Basketball
Arlee 52, Deer Lodge 41
Bainville 48, Savage 23
Circle vs. Jordan
CJI 66, Shelby 43
Columbus 55, Shepherd 50
Cut Bank 63, Conrad 31
Fairview 49, Poplar 46
Froid-Lake 53, Culbertson 46
Glasgow 50, Plentywood 23 (Emma Mandeville 17, Mayzie Yoakam 10, Joely Chappell 10)
Havre 65, Miles City 43
Huntley Project 65, Lodge Grass 61
Joliet 45, Roundup 37
Lewistown 58, Sidney 39
North Country 57, Lustre Christian 32 (North Country: CharLee McColly 14, Gracie Wasson 11; Lustre: Lauryn Holzrichter 10)
Plains 49, Troy 30
Richey-Lambert 74, Brockton 55
Scobey vs. Wolf Point
St. Ignatius 76, Anaconda 36
Terry 41, Plevna 25
Three Forks 64, Townsend 51
Whitehall 36, Twin Bridges 22

Boys Basketball
Anaconda 62, St. Ignatius 34
Arlee 59, Deer Lodge 53
Brockton 87, Richey-Lambert 64
Circle 70, Jordan 29
CJI 79, Shelby 46
Conrad 63, Cut Bank 58
Culbertson 45, Froid-Lake 24
Glasgow 74, Plentywood 69 (Colt Hudyma 25, Cade Hudyma 17, Grady Nielsen 15)
Joliet 84, Roundup 35
Lewistown 72, Sidney 33
Lodge Grass 78, Huntley Project 29
Lustre Christian 73, North Country 34 (Lustre: Joel Reddig 21, Johnslee Pierre 15, Diek Olfert 10; North Country: Layton Erickson 12)
Miles City 55, Havre 45
Poplar 69, Fairview 44
Savage 42, Bainville 30
Scobey 69, Wolf Point 26
Shepherd 61, Columbus 36
Terry 57, Plevna 30
Three Forks 63, Townsend 45
Twin Bridges 54, Whitehall 46

Frontier Conference Basketball (Friday)
Women's Scores
Dakota State 71, Valley City State 60
Bellevue 67, Mayville State 54
Providence 90, Bismarck State 68
Carroll 69, Montana Tech 41
MSU-Northern 92, Dickinson State 82
Rocky 79, Montana Western 67 (Paige Wasson 28)

Men's Scores
Dakota State 84, Valley City State 60
Bellevue 75, Mayville State 67
Providence 109, Bismarck State 97
Carroll 61, Montana Tech 59
Rocky 68, Montana Western 61
MSU-Northern 66, Dickinson State 61

Saturday
Bellevue at Valley City State
Dakota State at Mayville State
MSU-Northern at Bismarck State
Montana Western at Carroll
Montana Tech at Rocky

Big Sky Conference Basketball
The Montana women's teams are home while the men are on the road:
Montana State vs. Portland State
Montana vs. Sacramento State

Track And Field
DSU at the UND Open in Grand Forks
University of Montana off this weekend

The Dawson County Red Devils took on the Glasgow Scotties Thursday night in non-conference matchups on Thursday night at Scottie Gymnasium.

DCHS ran past the Scottie Boys 76-60 improving their record to 8-4 and sweeping the season series. Ethan Rivas poured in 32 points to lead the Red Devils. The Scotties fall to 6-7 and were led in scoring by Cade Hudyma who finished with 18.

The Scottie Girls ran their record to 13-0 with a 46-34 win over DCHS. The Scotties were led by Joely Chappell who had 15 while Emma Mandeville finished with 12.

Glasgow will host Plentywood on Friday with the girls game at 6pm and the boys game at 7:30pm.

Individual

100: Ashlynn McCann, Billings Central; Cali Gorder, Wolf Point; Emmalyn Miller, Baker; Corissa Baker, East Helena; Ciri Nice, Polson; Victoria Tenney, Skyview; Katelyn Sphuler, Glacier; Peyton Liva, Butte.

105: Wai Fandrich, Senior; Emma Hernandez, Billings Central; River Cote, Ronan; Delilah Bahm, West; Serina Catt, Senior; Danyka Doll, Skyview; Rachel Rodgers, Anaconda; Quinn Lindsley, Belgrade.

110: Hayley Petersen, Simms; Payten Van Pelt, West; Idania OCampo, Gallatin; Tymber Barnes, Dillon; Kyra Anderson, Chester-Joplin-Inverness; Cassidy Collins, Whitehall; Andrea Kennedy, CMR; Lailynn Hunter, Baker.

115: Piper Gershmel, Senior; Hannah Leonard, Skyview; Ashlynn Sausedo, Hardin; Sailee Redding, Hardin; Dani Larson, Manhattan; Cadence Crookston, Simms; Elise McDonald, West; Alara Cooper, Poplar.

120: Taylor Lay, Capital; Mariska Harris, Capital; Araeya Nelson, West; Aly Dinardi, Miles City; Ava Dewitt, Senior; Bella Downing, Flathead; Halle Downey, Whitehall; Jordyn Vinson, Columbus-Absarokee.

125: Madalyn Deiter, CMR; Kylie Schwartz, Baker; Rebel Montanez, Frenchtown; Ananleigh Matejovsky, Wolf Point; Aspen Ayers, Deer Lodge; Etta Wicks, Fort Benton; Amelia Steinmann, Belgrade; Gracie Hicks, Lewistown.

130: Charlie Lund, Belgrade; Julia Kay, Flathead; Taylor Dorvall, Whitefish; Emma Klingaman, Harlem; Harley LaBuda, Big Sandy; Anola Naugle, Arlee; Camryn Fiscus, Lewistown; Kylie Shine, Glacier.

135: Stella Wahl, Cut Bank; Kinley Liles, Glendive; Cadance Weis, Laurel; Lizzy Sherman, Senior; Kaiah Dumont, Polson; Carley Mears, Malta; Kiera Lackey, Flathead; Madison Lamb, Glasgow.

140: Meadow Mahlmeister, Senior; Jaycee Richardson, Circle; Faith Oakland, Great Falls; Madisyn Duffner, Choteau; Ariana Banner, Simms; Addison Clixby, Big Sky; Bonita Kinzer, Broadus; Kelly Nelson, Polson.

145: Tita Fandrich, Senior; Graylee Fox, Miles City; Ryann Gorder, Baker; Kate Van Coutren, Manhattan; McKenna Jones, Conrad; Lindsay Yoder, Simms; Isabella Medrud, Great Falls; Paloma Padilla, Havre.

155: Lucy Armstrong, Conrad; Brooke Werth, Shepherd; Mattie Stepan, Butte; Leona Dodson-Howe, Ronan; Meadow Ragen, St. Ignatius-Charlo; Ruby Herman, Choteau; Olivia Post, Columbus; Macey Tate, Baker.

170: Jayda Harbaugh, Baker; Ashton Dziekonski, Capital; Hannah Gohde, Gallatin; Lynley Conrad, Chinook; Natalia Samson, Choteau; Faith Kistenmacher, Roundup; Hayden Edwards, Browning; Olivia Hillard, Laurel.

190: Madilyn Juelke, Miles City; Malia Glassing, Senior; IsaBella Rangel, Belgrade; Lauren Krebs, Hardin; JoJo Manning, Fort Benton; Booklyn Larsen, West; Hannah Holinde, Glasgow; Keyenna Deroche, Browning.

235: Rylee Murgel, Helena; Aniya Odei, Miles City; Kelby Brewer, Senior; Scarlett Hoiness, Laurel; Gabriel Rico, Townsend; Elizabeth Henkins, Big Sky; Jess Elings, Cut Bank; Grayson DeJong, Miles City.

Class B-C Coaches Poll

Class B girls team rankings: Baker, Fort Benton, Conrad, Cut Bank, Choteau, Columbus-Absarokee, Wolf Point, Manhattan, Glasgow, Harlem.

Class C girls team rankings: Simms, Big Sandy, Chester-Joplin-Inverness, Broadus, Circle.

lass B-C boys wrestling rankings

(Jan. 28)

Class B teams: Huntley Project, Glasgow, Malta, Eureka, Chinook, Colstrip, Conrad, Whitehall, Fairfield, Choteau, Baker.

Class C teams: Circle, Cascade, Big Sandy. Forsyth, Broadus.

Individuals

103: Brogan Burton, Project; Jacob Willoughby, Colstrip; Asher Wersal, Glasgow; Rowdy Rutecki, Project; Truit Nelson, Circle; Charlie Buck, Chinook.

110: Paden Nelson, Circle; Teague Ramaeker, Project; Garrison Riggin, CJI; Asher Miles, Circle; Beckett Squires, Malta; Tate Crabb, Choteau.

118: William Manning, Project; Anson Taylor, Circle; Jack Morehouse, Glasgow; Weston Block, Thompson Falls; Russell Douglas, Jefferson; Kael Smith, Cascade.

126: Ryan Wiggins, Forsyth; Saunten Gamas, Glasgow; Hunter Grieve, Eureka; Riley Peterson, Simms; Owen Pesanti, Anaconda; Mason Bazaldua, Red Lodge.

132: Ethan Reynolds, Project; Timothy Schmidt, Eureka; Kye Knaff, Shepherd; Hayden Berreth, Chinook; Blake Hodgekiss, Choteau; Elijah Kennerson, Cascade.

138: Jordan Niles, Project; Blaine VanDyke, Conrad; Cody Kuka, Glasgow; Ray Dagel, Cut Bank; Colin Hickman, Eureka; Tyler King, Glasgow.

144: Blake Ramaeker, Project; Quinn Rodewald, Big Sandy; Trooper Stiles, Malta; Jake Ellison, Columbus-Absarokee; Wyatt Cline, Fort Benton; Parker Hunt, Townsend.

150: Westen Lindeen, Project: Lane Spencer, Malta; Jesse Reed, Wolf Point; Bo Daniel, Deer Lodge; Garrett LeFurgey, Big Sandy; Beau Crabb, Plains.

157: Khye Gamas, Glasgow; Sloan Giles, Fairfield; Huntly Harp, Project; Bryce Becker, Circle; Joey Beebout, Whitehall; Liam Harriman, Anaconda.

165: William Kirkland, Glasgow; Kai Heck, Colstrip; Levi Fuller, Whitehall; Turner Milender, Superior; Ryder Bingen, Project; Brody Lau, Fairfield.

175: Tucker Kaczmarek, Project; Logan Lachenmeier, Project; Rogan Lytle, Eureka; Cache Carroll, Cascade; Jack Raty, Whitehall; Patrick McKenzie, Chinook.

190: Teagan Jones, Conrad; Straud Simms, Malta; Laynce Wallace, Fort Benton; Donovan Daniels, St. Ignatius; Christian Englund, Florence; Austin Brotnov, Cut Bank.

215: Colton Dunlap, Columbus-Absarokee; Kenan LaBrie, Malta; Julian Powell, Chinook; Grant Holden, Manhattan; Eli Spross, Darby; Christopher Brawley, Baker.

285: Logan Scherman, Baker; Ethan Goodluck, Colstrip; Reuben Kinzer, Broadus; Gavin Schmele, Townsend; Joe Banks, Eureka; John Williams, Project.

Currently, there is a discussion taking place about whether Montana High School Championship games should be played at neutral sites. Here is a financial summary of all football playoff games in Montana last fall.

The Glasgow Scotties fell to the Scobey Spartans by a score of 73-35 in a non-conference boys basketball game in Scobey on Tuesday night. This game was close through most of the first quarter, but Scobey would gradually pull away and take a 16-point lead at the half. From that point, the Spartans would continue to build on their lead, on the way to the non-conference victory.

Glasgow was led in scoring by Cade Hudyma, who finished with 13 points in the contest. Wyatt Sugg chipped in 6 points, while Grady Nielsen and Gage Waarvik scored 4 apiece for the Scotties. John Carney and Colton Machart combined for 40 points for Scobey, scoring 20 points apiece. Cooper Axtman chipped in 9 for the Spartans, while Bram Handran, Reese Tande and Brekken Maher each had 8 points.

After the loss, Glasgow falls to 6-6 overall and will stay at 5-3 in the 2B conference. Glasgow will next be in action on Thursday, January 29th as they will host Glendive, and then will host Plentywood on Friday, January 30th. With the win, Scobey improves their record to 12-0 on the season and will remain at 6-0 in 3C conference play. Scobey will next be in action on Friday, January 30th as they travel to Wolf Point to take on the Wolves.

1st Q: Scobey 19, Glasgow 11
HALF: Scobey 34, Glasgow 18
3rd Q: Scobey 55, Glasgow 27
FINAL: Scobey 73, Glasgow 38

Individual Scorers:

Glasgow: Cade Hudyma 13, Wyatt Sugg 6, Grady Nielsen 4, Gage Waarvik 4, Cash Stulc 3, Colt Hudyma 3, Hank Hopstad 3, Holden Stulc 2

Scobey: John Carney 20, Colton Machart 20, Cooper Axtman 9, Bram Handran 8, Brekken Maher 8, Reese Tande 8

The Glasgow Lady Scotties defeated the Scobey Lady Spartans by a score of 58-54 in an overtime nailbiter in Scobey on Tuesday night. This game was tight throughout with neither team being able to pull ahead by more than a few points. Scobey held a 3-point lead at the half, and extended their lead to 44-37 early in the fourth quarter. Glasgow would then rally back to send the game into overtime, and ultimately come away victorious, to claim the non-conference victory.

Scobey held a 54-53 lead with 1:12 left in the game. That's when Joelly Chappell stepped to the free throw line and hit two, clutch foul shots to give Glasgow a 55-54 lead. Alexa Ball would then hit 1 of 2 free throws with just 30 seconds remaining, and Mayzie Yoakam would seal the victory with 2 more big free throws after that, to seal the victory for Glasgow.

Despite limited time due to early game foul trouble, Mayzie Yoakam would lead the Scotties, pouring in 21 points, while Joelly Chappel had 19 for the Glasgow. Emma Mandeville chipped in 7 points, while Paityn Britzman and Alexa Ball finished the game with 4 points each.

Scobey was led in Scoring by Camrie Holumn and Emery Rouse, each scoring 12 points for the Spartans. Kayla Carney added 9 points, while Avery Wolfe had 4.

With the win, Glasgow improves their record to 12-0 on the season and remain unbeaten. The Scotties are 8-0 in District 2B play, and are in first place. With the loss, Scobey falls to 7-4 on the season. The Spartans are 3-2, and in third place in 3C conference play. Glasgow will next host Glendive on Thursday, January 29th, while Scobey will travel to Wolf Point, to take on the Lady Wolves on Friday, January 30th.

1st Q: Glasgow 12, Scobey 12
HALF: Scobey 23, Glasgow 20
3rd Q: Scobey 42, Glasgow 37
4th Q: Glasgow 51, Scobey 51
FINAL: Glasgow 58, Scobey 54 (OT)

Individual Scorers:

Glasgow: Mayzie Yoakam 21, Joelly Chappel 19, Emma Mandeville 7, Paityn Britzman 4, Alexa Ball 4, Bailey Billingsley 3

Scobey: Camrie Holum 12, Emery Rouse 12, Chloe Handran 11, Kayla Carney 9, Avery Wolfe 5, Mckenna Nieskens 3, Claire Lekvold 2

High School Basketball Rankings
Boys
(Jan. 26)

Class AA

1. Missoula Sentinel (9-1)

2. Missoula Hellgate (7-2)

3. Great Falls CMR (8-2)

4. Butte (8-2)

5. Billings West (7-3)

Class A

1. Lockwood (12-0)

2. Billings Central (9-2)

3. Butte Central (10-1)

4. Ronan (8-2)

5. Frenchtown (8-3)

Class B

1. Lodge Grass (12-0)

2. Fairfield (10-1)

3. Malta (13-1)

4. Missoula Loyola (11-1)

5. Harlem (9-1)

6. Choteau (10-1)

7. Fort Benton (9-2)

8. Columbus (9-3)

9. Florence-Carlton (8-3)

10. Lame Deer (8-3)

Class C

1. Scobey (10-0)

2. Belt (11-1)

3. Lustre Christian (11-1)

4. St. Regis (13-0)

5. Chester-Joplin-Inverness (11-2)

6. Seeley-Swan (9-1)

7. Lincoln (11-1)

8. Circle (9-3)

9. Winnett-Grass Range (11-2)

10. Ekalaka (11-2)

High School Basketball Rankings
Girls
Class AA

1. Bozeman Gallatin (9-0)

2. Billings West (9-1)

3. Missoula Big Sky (8-2)

4. Missoula Hellgate (7-2)

5. Billings Senior (7-3)

Class A

1. Billings Central (9-2)

2. Havre (12-1)

3. Hardin (10-2)

4. Dillon (10-1)

5. Frenchtown (9-2)

Class B

1. Baker (10-0)

2. Florence-Carlton (10-1)

3. Glasgow (11-0)

4. Missoula Loyola (11-1)

5. Malta (11-3)

6. Ennis (9-2)

7. St. Ignatius (10-1)

8. Jefferson (11-2)

9. Shepherd (8-4)

10. Fairfield (9-2)

Class C

1. Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine (13-0)

2. Melstone (12-0)

3. Drummond (13-0)

4. West Yellowstone (11-1)

5. Chester-Joplin-Inverness (11-1)

6. Shields Valley (11-1)

7. Belt (11-1)

8. Seeley-Swan (10-1)

9. Circle (10-2)

10. Custer-Hysham-Rosebud (9-1)

BOYS

1B

Through Jan. 25

Conf. All
Fairfield 8-0 10-1
Choteau 7-1 10-1
Fort Benton 7-2 10-2
Chinook 6-3 6-6
Rocky Boy 3-6 3-10
Cut Bank 1-7 1-9
Shelby 1-7 1-9
Conrad 1-8 2-9
2B

Through Jan. 25

Conf. All
Malta 9-0 14-1
Harlem 6-1 9-1
Glasgow 5-3 6-5
Poplar 3-6 5-10
Fairview 2-6 5-8
Wolf Point 2-6 5-8
Plentywood 1-6 1-6

GIRLS

1B

Through Jan. 25

Conf. All
Fairfield 8-0 9-2
Fort Benton 7-2 8-4
Shelby 6-2 8-3
Choteau 6-2 8-2
Chinook 3-6 4-8
Rocky Boy 3-6 6-7
Cut Bank 1-7 2-8
Conrad 0-9 0-10
2B

Through Jan. 25

Conf. All
Glasgow 8-0 11-0
Malta 7-1 11-3
Poplar 5-3 8-5
Harlem 3-4 3-4
Fairview 3-5 4-9
Plentywood 1-6 1-6
Wolf Point 0-8 1-12

This weekend marked just the second event of the season for the Glasgow Highlanders and it was the first tournament of 2026 for the Northeastern Division. 431 wrestlers from 15 different clubs showed up to the annual Wolf Point Invitational held at Wolf Point High School. Our Glasgow Wrestling Club brought the 2nd largest contingent with 66 of our grapplers making the 49 mile eastward trek. TWENTY Individual Champs were crowned for the Highlanders on Saturday while forty six out of sixty six earned a top 3 individual finish! GWC had a 60.82 winning percentage on Saturday and led all teams in attendance with 85 total pins.

This weekend the Glasgow Wrestling Club will host our Annual Highlander Invitational on Saturday in Scottie Gymnasium where over 600 wrestlers are expected to be in attendance. On Sunday, the club will send a large majority of the club to the Malta Invitational.

Wolf Point Invitational Results--

6U
Baylor Casterline 2nd
Eden Marks 3rd
Dylan Marsh 2nd
Rebie Redfield 2nd
Indie Marks 1st
Samantha Kensa 3rd
Elliot Page 1st
Elizabeth Pankratz 2nd
Oliver Capdeville
Cruz Hopstad 2nd
Ripp Newton

8U
Spencir Staggenborg 3rd
Francesca Kensa 4th
Nora Knodel 2nd
Theo Marks 4th
Mason Marsh
Brands Casterline 1st
Duncan Markle
Rhett Murch 2nd
Frank Pattison 1st
Jax Pankratz
Jaxon Sharbono 3rd
Elijah Anderson
Isaac French
Miles Henry 1st
Trigg Newton 2nd
Newt Knaff 1st
Kayson Murch 1st

10U
Sienna Yoakam 1st
Olive Marks 2nd
Viona Casterline 3rd
Aurora Markle 2nd
Taryn Sundeen 1st
Brenley Flaten 2nd
Collins Flaten 1st
Nels Redfield 1st
Justin Miller 2nd
Howard Redfield 1st
Silas Hopstad 2nd
Tenzin Gonzales
Jeffrey Knodel
Rowen Thompson 3rd
Ledger Kaufman 1st
Colt Knaff 3rd

12U
TenLea Sundeen 1st
Harlee Vandermars 1st
Tate Lehner 1st
Dayton Markle 3rd
Murdock Pattison 3rd
Whit Ozark 2nd
Orrin Mason 4th
Buddy Cole 3rd
Sumyt Gonzales 4th
Josiah Hernandez 1st

14U
Kennedy Flaten 2nd
Lyla Lehner 4th
Josie Hartwell 1st
Chloe Elliot 2nd
Madisyn Murch 1st
Noah Cooper
Anders Aune 4th
Knoxsen Harris 4th
Taden Sundeen 1st
Eli Holinde 5th
Kolbi Staggenborg
Jacob Ball 4th

Scottie Boys 2nd Place Overall out of 30 teams with 165 points at the Dylan Humes Memorial in Moorcroft, Wyoming.

Scottie Girls 5th Place Overall out of 28 teams with 138 points at the Dylan Humes Memorial in Moorcroft, Wyoming.

Varsity Individual Place Winners:
Riley Pattison 2nd @ 100
Riley Pedersen 3rd @ 105
Avery Pedersen 7th @ 115
Jack Morehouse 3rd @ 120
Lana Mason 7th @ 125
Saunten Gamas 3rd @ 126
Chloe Lamb 4th @ 130
Tyler King 3rd @ 138
Madison Lamb 4th @ 140
Aubree Holinde 7th @ 145
Khye Gamas CHAMPION @ 157
William Kirkland CHAMPION @ 165
Siala Moala 8th @ 190
Hannah Holinde 3rd @ 190
Leo Erickson 4th @ 285

Junior Varsity Place Winners:
Aiden Aune 1st @ 78-89
Holt Huntsman 3rd @ 144-150
Oliver Pick 2nd @ 150-153
Ernie Vandall 2nd @ 275-284

Next Week
—Saturday at Malta Invitational

The Scottie Basketball teams swept Wolf Point Saturday in a doubleheader at Scottie Gymnasium.

The Scottie Boys easily defeated Wolf Point 83-50 to improve their record to 6-5 and 5-3 in 2-B Conference play. Wolf Point fell to 5-7 overall and 2-5 in conference.

Glasgow was led by Cade Hudyma with 32 points while Grady Nielsen had 13 and Cash Stulc finished with 10.

The Scottie Girls ran over Wolf Point 77-33 to improve to 11-0 on the season while Wolf Point falls to 1-11.

Glasgow was led by Joely Chappell who finished with 25 and Emma Mandeville who finished with 14.

A busy week ahead for the Scotties as they will travel to Scobey on Tuesday and host Glendive on Thursday and Plentywood on Friday.

Boys Basketball

Terry 60, Broadus 50
Lone Peak 66, Red Lodge 49
Bainville 64, MonDak 39
Malta 82, Fairview 41
Scobey 51, Circle 49
Culbertson 67, Richey-Lambert 55
Harlem 62, Plentywood 61 (OT)
Ekalaka 75, Wibaux 34
Chinook 44, Shelby 28
Lustre 86, Poplar 51
Choteau 70, Rocky Boy 42
Baker 69, St. Labre 56
Frazer 96, Dodson 77
North Country 73, Nashua 22

Girls Basketball

Jordan 65, Plevna 22
Frazer 61, Dodson 48
Huntley Project 67, Colstrip 39
Lustre 46, Poplar 37
Shelby 31, Chinook 28
Circle 39, Scobey 37
Bainville 48, MonDak 41
North Country 63, Nashua 22
Malta 65, Fairview 40
Baker 77, St. Labre 17
Harlem 61, Plentywood 43

2025-26 Men’s Basketball League Scores
Tuesday - January 20, 2026

6:30PM Montana Bar def. Fighter Fred 97-32
Lead Scorers
Montana Bar - Trevor Klind 25pts
Fighter Fred - Jack Gasky, Joe Houle, & Wrangler Jones 8pts each

7:45PM Wolf Point def. Ball Stars via forfeit
Thursday - January 22, 2026

6:30PM Wolf Point def. Hi-Line Eye Care/Glasgow Dental Clinic 76-66
Lead Scorers
Wolf Point - Chance Roberts 26pts
Hi-Line Eye Care/Glasgow Dental Clinic - Kale Love 23pts

7:45PM Ball Stars def. Fighter Fred 99-73
Lead Scorers
Ball Stars - Kelby TalksDifferent 37pts
Fighter Fred -Wrangler Jones 25pts

League Standings
Hi-Line Eye Care/Glasgow Dental Clinic 8-2
Ball Stars 7-4
Montana Bar 7-5
Wolf Point 5-7
Fighter Fred 1-10

Next Week’s Schedule
Tuesday - January 27, 2026
6:30PM Montana Bar vs. Hi-Line Eye Care/Glasgow Dental Clinic
7:45PM Ball Stars vs. Fighter Fred

Thursday - January 29, 2026
6:30PM Hi-Line Eye Care/Glasgow Dental Clinic vs. Ball Stars
7:45PM Wolf Point vs. Montana Bar

2025-26 Women’s Volleyball Tournament Scores
Wednesday - January 21, 2026
6:00PM
Court 1: Arch’s Tire def. Opportunity Bank
Court 2: JR’s Party Store def. 5th Ave Pharmacy
7:00PM
Court 1: Ezzie’s def. Arch’s Tire
Court 2: Lauckner Ranch def. The Unknown
8:00PM
Court 1: JR’s Party Store def. Lauckner Ranch
Court 2: The Unknown def. 5th Ave Pharmacy
9:00PM
Court 1: Lauckner Ranch def. Opportunity Bank
Court 2: Arch’s Tire def. The Unknown

Next Week’s TOURNAMENT Schedule:
Wednesday - January 28, 2026
6:00PM
Game #9 - Court 1: Ezzie’s vs. JR’s Party Store
Game #10 - Court 2: Lauckner Ranch vs. Arch’s Tire
7:00PM
Game #11 - Court 1: Loser Game #9 vs. Winner Game #10

8:00PM Championship
Game #5 - Court 1: Winner Game #9 vs. Winner Game #11

9:00PM 2nd Championship (if needed for double elimination)
*If winner of Game#9 loses, the 2 teams will play Game#13, the winner of which is the champion
Game #7 - Court 1: Winner Game #9 vs. Winner Game #11

The Scottie Boys were in 3rd place out of 30 schools with 92 points after Friday's competition

Khye Gamas, William Kirkland, Saunten Gamas, Jack Morehouse, and Tyler King are all in the Semifinals. Leo Erickson and Siale Moale have secured a placing and are still alive on the Consolation side Saturday morning.

Scottie Girls were in 5th Place out of 28 schools with 80.5 points entering Saturday.

Hannah Holinde, Riley Pattison, Riley Peterson, and Chloe Lamb are in the semifinals. Aubree Holinde, Avery Pedersen, and Lana Mason are in for 7th/8th in the morning. Madison Lamb is in the consolation semifinals.

Girls Basketball
Big Timber 64, Columbus 40
Brockton 60, Westby-Grenora 25
Circle vs. Frazer
Ennis 64, Whitehall 27
Fairview vs. Wolf Point
Florence-Carlton 96, Darby 16
Fort Benton 48, Choteau 28
Hardin 61, Glendive 30
Harlem vs. Poplar
Huntley Project 69, Lame Deer 19
Jefferson 62, Manhattan 29
Jordan 43, Ekalaka 32
Lustre Christian vs. Nashua
Malta 68, Plentywood 24
North Country 53, Scobey 33 (BaiLee McColly 18, Gracie Wasson 16)
Red Lodge 45, Roundup 42
Savage 41, Culbertson 31
Shepherd 64, Joliet 16
St. Ignatius 66, Plains 32
Terry 41, Wibaux 28
Turner 55, Dodson 25

Boys Basketball
Brockton 87, Westby-Grenora 45
Circle 98, Frazer 36
Columbus 52, Big Timber 31
Culbertson 55, Savage 46
Dodson 75, Turner 63
Ekalaka 54, Jordan 36
Ennis 48, Whitehall 34
Fairfield 85, Cut Bank 42
Florence-Carlton 59, Darby 48
Glendive 63, Hardin 43
Harlem 82, Poplar 71
Lame Deer 93, Huntley Project 58
Lustre Christian 69, Nashua 30
Malta 61, Plentywood 37
Scobey 64, North Country 25
Shepherd 76, Joliet 57
Sidney 51, Havre 50
St. Ignatius 67, Plains 49
Terry 75, Wibaux 41
Wolf Point 50, Fairview 32

Next-Level Scottie Iris McKean continues her return from injury last fall, as indoor track and field gears up for the Lady Griz. Last week she set a personal best in the mile, running a 5:08.61 to finish second in Spokane.

This Friday night at the Bobcat Challenge in Bozeman, Iris finished fourth in the 3000m, running 10:28.90.

Other Next-Level Scotties Kyler Holinde and Khyerah Bilger are competing for the Dickinson State Blue Hawks today at the U-Mary Winter Classic in Bismarck.

The Scobey Spartans defeated the North Country Mavericks by a score of 64-25 in a District 3C boys basketball game in Scobey on Friday night. The Spartans opened up a 35 point lead at halftime, and never looked back, as they cruised to the 39 point conference victory.

The Spartans had three players score in double figures, led by Bram Handran, who totaled 13 points in the contest. Colton Machart finished with 11, and John Carney had 10 for Scobey. Evan Tande and Cooper Axtman also had 9 apiece for the Spartans.

North Country was led in scoring by Laytin Erickson who finished with 17 points in the contest.

With the win, the Spartans stay unbeaten at 9-0 on the season, and are now 4-0 in conference play. North Country falls to 5-5 on the season, and are now 1-3 in conference play. Scobey will travel to Circle to take on the Wildcats on Saturday, January 24th, while North Country will play host to the Nashua Porcupines on Saturday, January 24th.

1st Q: Scobey 15, North Country 2
HALF: Scobey 45, North Country 10
3rd Q: Scobey 58, North Country 14
FINAL: Scobey 64, North Country 25

Individual Scoring:

Scobey: Bram Handran 13, Colton Machart 11, John Carney 10, Evan Tande 9, Cooper Axtman 9, Brekken Maher 8, Sebastian McGowan 2, Heath Cahill 2

North Country: Laytin Erickson 17, Tyler Sunford 2, Avery Salveson 2, Sam Simonson 2, Chase Albus 2

The North Country Lady Mavericks picked up a big 3-C Conference victory, as they defeated the Scobey Lady Spartans, by a score of 53-33 in a girls basketball game in Scobey on Friday night. The two teams played fairly even early on, with North Country holding just a 2-point lead after the first quarter. However, the Lady Mavericks would outscore Scobey by a score of 15-6 in the second quarter, to take an 11 point lead (25-14) into the half. North Country would continue to pull away, as they would eventually come away with the 53-33 victory.

Bailey McColly and Gracie Wasson combined for 34 points for the Lady Mavericks, as McColly finished with 18 and Wasson with 16, respectively. Ainsley Erickson chipped in 8 points for the Lady Mavericks.

The Lady Spartans were led by Chloe Handran who finished the contest with 12 points. Kayla Carney and Emery Rouse chipped in 5 apiece for Scobey.

With the win, the North Country Lady Mavericks improve their record to 7-3 on the season, and are now 3-1 in conference play. Scobey falls to 7-2 on the season and are now also 3-1 in conference play. Scobey will next be in action on Saturday, January 24th as they travel to Circle, and North Country will host Nashua on Saturday, January 24th.

1st Q: North Country 10, Scobey 8
HALF: North Country 25, Scobey 14
3rd Q: North Country 37, Scobey 26
FINAL: North Country 53, Scobey 33

Individual Scorers:

North Country: Bailey McColly 18, Gracie Wasson 16, Ainsley Erickson 8, Kennedy Simonson 6, Emerson Downing 3, Lyli Bear 2

Scobey: Chloe Handran 12, Kayla Carney 5, Emery Rouse 5, Claire Lekvold 3, Camrie Holumn 3, Brooke Trower 3, Mckenna Nieskens 2

Glasgow Wrestling Results from Tuesday's action in Glendive:

Boys Varsity Dual Score —
Glasgow 77 Glendive 0 Final.

103- Ryker Nixdorf won by forfeit
103- Aiden Aune won by pin
118- Jack Morehouse won by forfeit
126- Saunten Gamas won by pin
132- John Yeska won by pin
138- DC Flaten won by pin
144- Tyler King won by pin
150- Oliver Pick won by pin
157- Khye Gamas won by TF24-4
175- William Kirkland won by pin
190- Siala Moala won by forfeit
215- Ashton Earll won by forfeit
285- Leo Erickson won by forfeit

Girls Varsity Mixer —
9 Wins 4 Losses

Boys JV Mixer —
4 Wins 1 Loss

Montana Class B/C Wrestling Poll

Top 6 Class B teams: 1, Huntley Project; 2, Glasgow; 3, Malta; 4, Chinook; 5, Eureka; 6, Conrad.

Top 5 Class C teams: 1, Circle; 2, Cascade; 3, Forsyth; 4, Big Sandy; 5, Broadus.

103: 1, Brogan Burton, Huntley Project; 2, Jacob Willoughby, Colstrip; 3, Asher Wersal, Glasgow; 4, Rowdy Rutecki, Huntley Project; 5, Truit Nelson, Circle; 6, Charlie Buck, Chinook.

110: 1, Paden Nelson, Circle; 2, Teague Ramaeker, Huntley Project; 3, Garrison Riggin, Chester-Joplin-Inverness; 4, Asher Miles, Circle; 5, Tate Crabb, Choteau; 6, Beckett Squires, Malta.

118: 1, William Manning, Huntley Project; 2, Anson Taylor, Circle; 3, Jack Morehouse, Glasgow; 4, Weston Block, Thompson Falls; 5, Russell Douglas, Jefferson; 6, Kael Smith, Cascade.

126: 1, Saunten Games, Glasgow; 2, Ryan Wiggins, Forsyth; 3, Hunter Grieve, Eureka; 4, Riley Peterson, Simms; 5, Owen Pesanti, Anaconda; 6, Mason Bazaldua, Red Lodge.

132: 1, Ethan Reynolds, Huntley Project; 2, Timothy Schmidt, Eureka; 3, Hayden Berreth, Chinook; 4, Elijah Kennerson, Cascade; 5, Blake Hodgekiss, Choteau; 6, Kye Knaff, Shepherd.

138: 1, Jordan Niles, Huntley Project; 2, Blaine VanDyke, Conrad; 3, Cody Kuka, Glasgow; 4, Cale Hoover, Whitehall; 5, Ray Dagel, Cut Bank; 6, Colin Hickman, Eureka.

144: 1, Blake Ramaeker, Huntley Project; 2, Quinn Rodewald, Big Sandy; 3, Trooper Stiles, Malta; 4, Jake Ellison, Columbus-Absarokee; 5, Wyatt Cline, Fort Benton; 6, Parker Hunt, Townsend.

150: 1, Jesse Gebhardt, Choteau; 2, Lane Spencer, Malta; 3, Westen Lindeen, Huntley Project; 4, Jesse Reed, Wolf Point; 5, Bo Daniel, Deer Lodge; 6, Garrett LeFurgey, Big Sandy.

157: 1, Khye Gamas, Glasgow; 2, Sloan Giles, Fairfield; 3, Huntly Harp, Huntley Project; 4, Bryce Becker, Circle; 5, Liam Harriman, Anaconda; 6, Joey Beebout, Whitehall.

165: 1, William Kirkland, Glasgow; 2, Kai Heck, Colstrip; 3, Levi Fuller, Whitehall; 4, Ryder Bingen, Huntley Project; 5, Brody Lau, Fairfield; 6, Griffen Crowley, Chinook.

175: 1, Tucker Kaczmarek, Huntley Project; 2, Logan Lachenmeier, Huntley Project; 3, Rogan Lytle, Eureka; 4, Cache Carroll, Cascade; 5, Jack Raty, Whitehall; 6, Turner Milender, Superior.

190: 1, Teagan Jones, Conrad; 2, Straus Simms, Malta; 3, Laynce Wallace, Fort Benton; 4, Donovan Daniels, St. Ignatius; 5, Christian Englund, Florence; 6, Austin Brotnov, Cut Bank.

215: 1, Colton Dunlap, Columbus-Absarokee; 2, Kenan LaBrie, Malta; 3, Julian Powell, Chinook; 4, Grant Holen, Manhattan; 5, Eli Spross, Darby; 6, Christopher Brawley, Baker.

285: 1, Ethan Goodluck, Colstrip; 2, Reuben Kinzer, Broadus; 3, Zack Thomas, Fort Benton; 4, Gavin Schmele, Townsend; 5, Joe Banks, Eureka; 6, Logan Scherman, Baker.

BOYS

1B

Through Jan. 18

Conf. All
Fairfield 6-0 8-1
Fort Benton 6-1 9-1
Choteau 5-1 8-1
Chinook 4-3 4-6
Rocky Boy 3-4 3-8
Shelby 1-5 1-8
Conrad 1-6 2-7
Cut Bank 0-6 0-8
2B

Through Jan. 18

Conf. All
Malta 6-0 11-1
Harlem 4-1 7-1
Glasgow 4-3 5-5
Fairview 2-4 5-6
Poplar 2-4 4-7
Plentywood 1-3 1-3
Wolf Point 1-5 4-7

GIRLS

1B

Through Jan. 18

Conf. All
Fairfield 6-0 7-2
Choteau 5-1 7-1
Fort Benton 5-2 6-4
Shelby 4-2 6-3
Rocky Boy 3-4 6-5
Chinook 2-5 3-7
Cut Bank 1-5 2-6
Conrad 0-7 0-8
2B

Through Jan. 18

Conf. All
Glasgow 7-0 10-0
Malta 5-1 9-3
Poplar 3-3 6-5
Harlem 2-3 2-3
Fairview 2-4 3-8
Plentywood 1-3 1-3
Wolf Point 0-6 1-10

Girls wrestling

Rankings

Jan. 21, 2026

Top teams: 1, Billings Senior 244; 2, Miles City 128; 3, Baker 124; 4, Billings West 108; 5, Simms 87.5; 5, Helena Capital 85.5; 7, Belgrade 79; 8, Laurel 78.5.

100: 1, Ashlyn McCann, Billings Central; 2, Cali Gorder, Wolf Point; 3, Emmalyn Miller, Baker; 4, Corrissa Baker, East Helena; 5, Ciri Nice, Polson; 6, Victoria Tenney, Skyview.

105: 1, Wai Fandrich, Senior; 2, Emma Hernandez, Billings Central; 3, River Cote, Ronan; 4, Deililah Bahm, West; 5, Serina Catt, Senior; 6, Danyka Doll, Skyview.

110: 1, Hayley Petersen, Simms; 2, Payten Van Pelt, West; 3, Idania Ocampo, Gallatin; 4, Tymber Barnes, Dillon; 5, Kyra Anderson, Chester-Joplin-Inverness; 6, Cassidy Collins, Whitehall.

115: 1, Piper Gershmel, Senior; 2, Hannah Leonard, Skyview; 3, Ashlynn Saucedo, Hardin; 4, Dani Larson, Manhattan; 5, Cadence Crookston, Simms; 6, Elise McDonald, West.

120: 1, Taylor Lay, Capital; 2, Mariska Harris, Capital; 3, Araeya Nelson, West; 4, Aly Dinardi, Miles City; 5, Ava Dewitt, Senior; 6, Bella Downing, Flathead.

125: 1, Madalyn Deiter, CMR; 2, Kylie Schwartz, Baker; 3, Rebel Montanez, Frenchtown; 4, Annaleigh Matejovsky, Wolf Point; 5, Aspen Ayers, Deer Lodge; 6, Etta Wicks, Fort Benton.

130: 1, Charlie Lund, Belgrade; 2, Julia Kay, Flathead; 3, Taylor Dorvall, Whitefish; 4, Emma Klingaman, Harlem; 5, Harley LaBuda, Big Sandy; 6, Anola Naugle, Arlee.

135: 1, Stella Wahl, Cut Bank; 2, Kinley Liles, Glendive; 3, Cadance Weis, Laurel; 4, Lizzy Sherman, Senior; 5, Kaiah Dumont, Polson; 6, Carley Mears, Malta.

140: 1, Meadow Mahlmeister, Senior; 2, Ariana Banner, Simms; 3, Jaycee Richardson, Circle; 4, Addison Clixby, Big Sky; 5, Madisyn Duffner, Choteau; 6, Bonita Kinzer, Broadus.

145: 1, Tita Fandrich, Senior; 2, Grayle Fox, Miles City; 3, Ryann Gorder, Baker; 4, Kate Van Coutren, Manhattan; 5, McKenna Jones, Conrad; 6, Linsday Yoder, Simms.

155: 1, Lucy Armstrong, Conrad; 2, Brooke Werth, Shepherd; 3, Mattie Stepan, Butte; 4, Leona Dodson-Howe, Ronan; 5, Meadow Ragen, St. Ignatius-Charlo; 6, Ruby Herman, Choteau.

170: 1, Jayda Harbaugh, Baker; 2, Hayden Edwards, Browning; 3, Ashton Dziekonski, Capital; 4, Faith Kistenmacher, Roundup; 5, Natalia Samson, Choteau; 6, Lynley Conrad, Chinook.

190: 1, Madilyn Juelke, Miles City; 2, IsaBella Rangel, Belgrade; 3, Malia Glassing, Senior; 4, Lauren Krebs, Hardin; 5, Brooklyn Larsen, West; 6, JoJo Manning, Fort Benton.

235: 1, Rylee Murgel, Helena; 2, Aniya Odei, Miles City; 3, Kelby Brewer, Senior; 4, Scarlett Hoiness, Laurel; 5, Gabriel Rico, Townsend; 6, Jess Elings, Cut Bank.

Congratulations to our very own Mike Erickson!! 2025 Montana Overall Athletic Director of the Year. Mike was voted on by his peers who represent 182 MHSA member schools.

Erickson is in first year as Activities Director for the Glasgow School District. Previously, Erickson served as AD at Wolf Point, Hardin and Lockwood.

Class AA

1. Bozeman Gallatin (8-0)

2. Billings West (8-1)

3. Missoula Big Sky (7-2)

4. Butte (6-3)

5. Missoula Hellgate (6-2)

Class A

1. Billings Central (7-2)

2. Havre (10-1)

3. Hardin (9-1)

4. Dillon (8-1)

5. Frenchtown (7-2)

Class B

1. Baker (8-0)

2. Missoula Loyola (10-0)

3. Glasgow (10-0)

4. Florence-Carlton (8-1)

5. Malta (9-3)

6. Ennis (7-2)

7. St. Ignatius (9-1)

8. Shepherd (7-4)

9. Jefferson (9-2)

10. Choteau (8-1)

Class C

1. Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine (10-0)

2. Melstone (9-0)

3. Chester-Joplin-Inverness (10-0)

4. Drummond (11-0)

5. West Yellowstone (9-1)

6. Scobey (7-1)

7. Shields Valley (10-1)

8. Reed Point-Rapelje (10-1)

9. Belt (9-1)

10. Seeley-Swan (9-1)

High School Basketball Rankings
Boys
(Jan. 19)

Class AA

1. Butte High (8-1)

2. Missoula Sentinel (7-1)

3. Great Falls CMR (7-2)

4. Billings West (6-3)

5. Missoula Hellgate (6-2)

Class A

1. Lockwood (10-0)

2. Billings Central (7-2)

3. Butte Central (8-1)

4. Browning (6-3)

5. Frenchtown (6-3)

Class B

1. Lodge Grass (10-0)

2. Fairfield (8-1)

3. Malta (11-1)

4. Missoula Loyola (9-1)

5. Fort Benton (9-1)

6. St. Labre (9-1)

7. Harlem (7-1)

8. Big Timber (6-2)

9. Florence-Carlton (7-2)

10. Lame Deer (7-2)

Class C

1. Scobey (7-0)

2. Belt (9-1)

3. Chester-Joplin-Inverness (8-1)

4. Lincoln (10-0)

5. Lustre Christian (9-1)

6. St. Regis (10-0)

7. Forsyth (9-0)

8. Heart Butte (9-1)

9. Circle (8-2)

10. Winnett-Grass Range (8-2)

A RECORD 153 wrestlers make up this year's Glasgow Highlanders! The "Highlanders" is the nickname for our local AAU sanctioned Glasgow Wrestling Club. It is the feeder program for the well known tradition-rich Scottie Wrestling program. This historic club was started in 1968 and now celebrates it's 59th consecutive season in 2026. The club officially started the season on Monday January 5th and after two full weeks of practice it was time to get on the mats and compete.

Thirteen young grapplers were in Casper, Wyoming on Saturday to compete in the Wild West Championships; a highly competitive Rocky Mountain Nationals series event that featured wrestlers from many states throughout the region.

On Sunday, we brought a big contingent to the Miles City Invitiational. The MC Invite is affectionately known as the "Little Cowboy" within our club. Miles City featured 607 youth wrestlers from 22 different clubs across Eastern Montana, Northern Wyoming, and Western North Dakota. Despite it being an "out-of-division" event for GWC, the Highlanders still had the 3rd largest team in attendance with 50 STRONG. The highest scoring 10 wrestlers for each team determined the team results. In the end, Glasgow finished 4th overall with 179.5 points, just short of the host club, Miles City, who won the event with 185 points but fielded a roster of 115 kids. The Highlanders crowned TWELVE Individual Champions in Cowtown and put 36 wrestlers into the Top 4.

Next Saturday, the greater majority of the Glasgow Wrestling Club, will kick off the Northeast Division season at the Wolf Point Invitational!

Wild West Championships in Casper, Wyoming Individual Results

Brenley Flaten 2nd
Collins Flaten 4th
Colt Knaff 1st
Eli Holinde 2nd
Kennedy Flaten 4th
Newt Knaff 1st
Olive Marks 1st
Taden Sundeen 1st
Taryn Sundeen
Taya Sundeen 5th
TenLea Sundeen 4th
Theo Marks 3rd
Thomas Cotrell

Miles City Invitational Individual Results

6U
Baylor Casterline 2nd
Indie Marks 3rd
Rebie Redfield 2nd

8U
Taya Sundeen 2nd
Nora Knodel
Hayden Flaten
Theo Marks 1st
Duncan Markle
Rhett Murch 1st
Brands Casterline 1st
Frank Pattison 1st
Jaxon Sharbono 3rd
Atikis Gerrard
Miles Henry 3rd
Newt Knaff 2nd
Kayson Murch 1st

10U
Olive Marks 1st
Viona Casterline 1st
Aurora Markle
Brenley Flaten
Collins Flaten 3rd
Taryn Sundeen 1st
Justin Miller 2nd
Nels Redfield 4th
Howard Redfield 1st
Silas Hopstad 4th
Jeffrey Knodel
Ledger Kaufman 2nd
Colt Knaff 2nd

12U
Archer Henry 3rd
Harlee Vandermars 3rd
Rygan Gamas 2nd
Jett Morehouse 1st
Murdock Pattison 3rd
Whit Ozark 2nd
Orrin Mason
CJ Sillerud
Kase Shumway

14U
Lyla Lehner 3rd
Chloe Elliot 1st
Walker Kilkland 3rd
Thomas Cotrell 4th
Noah Cooper
Anders Aune
Knoxsen Harris
Kolbi Staggenborg 4th
Eli Holinde 2nd
Taden Sundeen 1st
Jacob Ball 3rd

Glasgow Scottie Wrestling Cowboy/Cowgirl Week Recap—

Team Finishes:
Scottie Boys 8th Place Overall out of 31 teams with 115.5 points at the 67th Annual Cowboy Invitational.

Scottie Girls 16th Place Overall out of 30 teams with 60 points at the 5th Annual Cowgirl Invitational.

Varsity Individual Place Winners:
Avery Pedersen 8th @ 115
Jack Morehouse 4th @ 118
Lana Mason 8th @ 125
Saunten Gamas 2nd @ 126
Madison Lamb 5th @ 135
Khye Gamas 2nd @ 157
William Kirkland CHAMPION @ 165
Hannah Holinde 5th @ 190

Next Week
—Tuesday Dual at Glendive
—Friday and Saturday at Dylan Humes Memorial in Moorcorft, Wyoming

Boys Basketball:
Ekalaka 53, Terry 41
Glasgow 55, Fairview 46
Froid/Lake 47, MonDak 33
Malta 96, Wolf Point 49
Glendive 62, Havre 55
Big Timber 53, Red Lodge 48
Circle 77, North Country 38
Brockton 87, Bainville 55
Jordan 68, Broadus 45
Scobey 64, Lustre 48
Fairfield 70, Fort Benton 52
Poplar 64, Plentywood 59
Shelby 52, Conrad 44
Choteau 55, Chinook 33
Shepherd 65, Roundup 17
Savage 53, Richey-Lambert 45

Girls Basketball:
Poplar 41, Plentywood 28
Bainville 43, Brockton 35
Malta 71, Wolf Point 34
Glasgow 35, Fairview 21
Shepherd 64, Roundup 16
Ekalaka 54, Terry 37
Circle 39, North Country 34
DGSG 62, Roy-Winifred 23
Froid-Lake 44, MonDak 35
Turner 61, Big Sandy 25
Baker 72, Huntley Project 34
Big Timber 60, Red Lodge 27
Choteau 49, Chinook 37
Bainville 43, Brockton 35
Richey-Lambert 45, Savage 37
Scobey 45, Lustre 37
Jordan 59, Broadus 27
Box Elder 58, Dodson 35
Fairfield 47, Fort Benton 44
Shelby 57, Conrad 25

The Glasgow Scotties girls basketball team defeated the Fairview Lady Warriors by a score of 35-21 in a District 2B girls basketball game in Fairview on Saturday night. The Scotties jumped out to a big 17-3 first-quarter lead, but would see their scoring output slow down considerably after that point. The Lady Scotties were able to overcome a difficult shooting night and still came away with a gritty 14-point victory. The Lady Scotties were led in scoring by Joely Chappell, who finished the game with 13 points, including 2 three-point field goals. Emma Mandeville and Mayzie Yoakam finished with 7 points apiece for Glasgow. Fairview was led offensively by sophomore guard Gracelyn Free, who scored 9 points in the contest. Addison Swaney finished with 5 points, and Macy Tjelde chipped in 3 for Fairview.

With the win, the Lady Scotties improve their record to 10-0 on the season, and up their conference record to 7-0. With the loss, Fairview falls to 3-8 on the season, and drop to 2-4 in conference play.

Glasgow will next be in action next Saturday, January 24th as they host Wolf Point. Fairview will next be in action on Friday, January 23rd, as they will travel to Wolf Point, to also take on the Lady Wolves.

1st Q- Glasgow 17, Fairview 3
Half- Glasgow 22, Fairview 7
3rd Q- Glasgow 30, Fairview 15
FINAL- Glasgow 35, Fairview 21

Individual Scorers:

Glasgow: Joelly Chappell 13, Emma Mandeville 7, Mayzie Yoakam 7, Bailey Billingsley 4, Guinevere Abern 3, Paityn Britzman 2

Fairview: Gracelyn Free 9, Addison Swaney 5, Macy Tjelde 3, Sophie Sundheim 2, Kendall Vitt 2

The Glasgow Scotties boys basketball team bested the Fairview Warriors by a 55-46 margin in a District 2B boys basketball game in Fairview on Saturday night. Glasgow held an 8-point lead at the end of the first half, and extended their lead to 15 by the end of three quarters; and at one point extended their lead to over 20 in the third period. Despite a Fairview comeback effort, Glasgow was able to hold on for a 9-point victory, earning the conference victory by a score of 55-46.

Cade Hudyma and Colt Hudyma both finished in double figures for Glasgow as Cade finished with 14 points, while Colt had 11. Grady Nielsen chipped in 9 points for Glasgow, while Gage Waarvik finished with 8. Brayeden Renville led the Warriors with 13, and Keegan Skogus finished with 10. Troy Karst also chipped in 9 for Fairview. With the victory, Glasgow improves to 5-5 on the season, and are now 4-3 in conference play. With the loss, Fairview falls to 5-6 on the season, and are now 2-4 in District 2B conference play. Glasgow will next be in action next Saturday night, January 24th, as they host Wolf Point. Fairview will travel to Wolf Point, to take on the Wolves on Friday, January 23rd.

1st Q: Glasgow 14, Fairview 10
HALF: Glasgow 24, Fairview 16
3rd Q: Glasgow 43, Fairview 28
FINAL: Glasgow 55, Fairview 46

Individual Scorers:

Glasgow: Cade Hudyma 14, Colt Hudyma 11, Grady Nielsen 9, Gage Waarvik 8, Cash Stulc 5, Wyatt Sugg 4, Jackson Abern 4

Fairview: Brayden Renville 13, Keegan Skogus 10, Troy Karst 9, Ryan Lustig 7, Elliot Thompson 4, Trey Linam 2, Jaden Murphy 1

Day one results from the 67th Annual Cowboy Invitational in Miles City:

The Scottie Boys are in 9th place out of 30 schools with 69 points.

Khye Gamas, William Kirkland, Saunten Gamas, and Jack Morehouse are in the Semifinals. Cody Kuka, Leo Erickson, and John Yeska are in the Blood Round on the Consolation side on Saturday morning

The Scottie Girls are in 13th Place out of 30 schools with 39 points.

Madison Lamb is in the semifinals. Hannah Holinde, Aubree Holinde, Riley Pattison, Avery Pedersen, and Lana Mason are in the Blood Round on the consolation side on Saturday morning.

Girls
Anaconda 59, Darby 8
Bainville 62, Culbertson 35
Baker 81, Lodge Grass 33
Big Timber 60, Roundup 21
Chinook vs. Conrad
Circle 75, Lustre Christian 39 (Lustre: Kencia Brown 11)
Ennis 79, Townsend 43
Fairfield vs. Rocky Boy
Florence-Carlton 68, Deer Lodge 16
Forsyth 38, Bridger 36
Fort Benton 72, Cut Bank 37
Hardin 55, Sidney 43
Harlem 44, Fairview 36
Huntley Project 82, St. Labre 51
Jefferson 67, Manhattan Christian 9
Malta 71, Poplar 36
North Country 77, Frazer 27 (North Country: Ainsley Erickson 15, Emerson Downing 13, Gracie Wasson, Kennedy Simonson, BaiLee McColly 11 each. Frazer: Bethany Hotomanie 8)
Plentywood vs. Wolf Point
Richey-Lambert vs. Westby-Grenora
Roundup vs. Shepherd
Scobey 75, Nashua 15
Seeley-Swan 48, Plains 34
Shelby 48, Choteau 44
Shepherd 67, Red Lodge 29
St. Ignatius 70, Troy 25
Three Forks 67, Lone Peak 26
Whitehall 52, Manhattan 40

Boys
Big Timber 75, Roundup 38
Chinook vs. Conrad
Choteau 59, Shelby 43
Culbertson 52, Bainville 44
Ennis 64, Townsend 48
Fairfield 68, Rocky Boy 27
Forsyth 78, Bridger 39
Harlem 79, Fairview 41
Lodge Grass 72, Baker 48
Lustre Christian 73, Circle 59 (Cam Reddig 20, Joel Reddig, Johnslee Pierre 15 each)
Malta 107, Poplar 93
Manhattan Christian 55, Jefferson 54
Plentywood vs. Wolf Point
Richey-Lambert vs. Westby-Grenora
Scobey 98, Nashua 15
Shepherd 61, Red Lodge 44
Sidney vs. Hardin
St. Ignatius 73, Troy 69 (OT)
St. Labre 90, Huntley Project 41
Three Forks 66, Lone Peak 40

Making the trip to Glasgow this weekend are two teams from Bozeman, Miles City and Billings.

Glasgow games:
Saturday
10 a.m. 12u vs. Miles City
4 p.m. 12u vs. Billings

Sunday
8 a.m. 12u vs. Bozeman Red

Congrats to Wyatt Sugg as he continues his football career at Valley City!

Sugg was an All-State football player for the Scotties in the 2025 season leading Glasgow to the semi-finals of the Class B Football playoffs. Sugg was a running back and linebacker for the Scotties.

Patrick “Pat” Peter Petrino, 77, passed away peacefully, leaving behind a legacy of faith, family, friendship, and service.

Pat was born on January 18, 1948, in Butte, Montana, to Vincent and Ceil Petrino. He grew up alongside his twin brother, Michael Petrino, and his older brother, Robert “Putter” Petrino.

He graduated from Boys Central Catholic High School in 1966 and went on to earn a degree in Education from Carroll College in 1970. On July 18, 1970, he married the love of his life, Connie Mazzola, beginning a devoted marriage that spanned 55 years.

Pat dedicated 37 years to education as a teacher and coach, positively impacting countless students and athletes. He served at Bozeman Rosary, Billings Central Catholic High School, and Glasgow High School, coaching football, basketball, track, and golf throughout his career. His coaching accomplishments included Glasgow football state championships as an assistant coach in 1976, 1980, and 1983. In 1986, he served as head coach for the Glasgow Scotties Football Championship team and was honored as MHSA Coach of the Year. He also coached in multiple East–West Shrine Games and the Montana Class B All-Star Game.

His passion for sports extended far beyond the field. Pat loved golf, playing cards with friends, watching games, and enthusiastically joining any sports bracket he could find.

Above all, Pat was the biggest fan of his family. He faithfully followed every family member’s professional, athletic, and coaching pursuits and was always cheering them on. While he deeply loved his wife and children, his greatest pride and joy were his eight grandchildren. He was most proud of their accomplishments in academics and extracurricular activities.

Pat was preceded in death by his parents, Vincent and Ceil Petrino; his twin brother, Michael Petrino; and his older brother, Robert “Putter” Petrino.

He is survived by his beloved wife, Connie Petrino; his children, Shannon (Brian) Harlan, Patrick (Laurie) Petrino, and Joseph (Kristy) Petrino; and his grandchildren, Blake Harlan, Madison Petrino, Sophia Petrino, Brandon Petrino, Brennan Harlan, William Petrino, Hailey Petrino, and Jackson Petrino. He is also survived by many nieces, nephews, great-nieces, great-nephews, and cousins.

Pat was actively involved in his Catholic parishes throughout his life and volunteered generously. He was a dedicated member of the Knights of Columbus, living his faith through service to others.

Funeral Service will be January 16, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. at St. Bernard’s Catholic Church, Billings, Montana. A Celebration of Life and reception will follow in the church gathering area.

The family would like to express their gratitude to the staff at Right at Home Care Facility and Stillwater Hospice for the care and compassion Pat received.

In lieu of flowers, donations and memorials may be made to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research or the Billings Catholic Schools Foundation.

Though deeply missed, Pat leaves us with comfort in knowing his suffering has ended and that he now rests in eternal peace.

“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” — Matthew 11:28

Montana Girls High School Wrestling Rankings

Jan. 13

Team rankings: Billings Senior 217.5, Miles City 124.5, Billings West 116, Baker 98, Laurel 95, Helena Capital 95, Kalispell Flathead 94.5, Simms 90, Billings Skyview 77, Ronan 76.

Individual

100: Ashlynn McCann, Billings Central; Cali Gorder, Wolf Point; Corissa Baker, East Helena; Josie Hillman, Corvallis; Ciri Nice, Polson; Victoria Tenney, Skyview; Peyton Liva, Butte; Kylie Aho, Glasgow.

105: Wai Fandrich, Senior; Emma Hernandez, Billings Central; River Cote, Ronan; Danyka Doll, Skyview; Delilah Bahm, West; Serina Catt, Senior; Rachel Rodgers, Anaconda; Quinn Lindsley, Belgrade.

110: Hayley Petersen, Simms; Payten Van Pelt, West; Idania OCampo, Gallatin; Ariel Mihara, Polson; Cassidy Collins, Whitehall; Tymber Barnes, Dillon; Andrea Kennedy, CMR; Taylee Troutman, Skyview.

115: Hannah Leonard, Skyview; Piper Gershmel, Senior; Ashlynn Sausedo, Hardin; Cadence Crookston, Simms; Dani Larson, Manhattan; Elise McDonald, West; Sydney Drake, Capital; Savanna Norwick, Laurel.

120: Mariska Harris, Capital; Ava Dewitt, Senior; Araeya Nelson, West; Bella Downing, Flathead; Aly Dinardi, Miles City; Sailee Redding, Hardin; Alex Johnson, Senior; Jordyn Vinson, Columbus-Absarokee.

125: Madalyn Deiter, CMR; Taylor Lay, Capital; Kylie Schwartz, Baker; Rebel Montanez, Frenchtown; Ananleigh Matejovsky, Wolf Point; Aspen Ayers, Deer Lodge; Etta Wicks, Fort Benton; Gracie Hicks, Lewistown.

130: Charlie Lund, Belgrade; Julia Kay, Flathead; Emma Klingaman, Harlem; Taylor Dorvall, Whitefish; Harley LaBuda, Big Sandy; Jocelyn Arthur, Lockwood; Anola Nagle, Arlee; Kaylee Orcut, Miles City.

135: Stella Wahl, Cut Bank; Cadance Weis, Laurel; Lizzy Sherman, Senior; Madison Lamb, Glasgow; Kiera Lackey, Flathead; Kinley Liles, Glendive; Camryn Fiscus, Lewistown; Carley Mears, Malta.

140: Meadow Mahlmeister, Senior; Addison Clixby, Big Sky; McKenna Jones, Conrad; Poppy Schenk, Eureka; Ariana Banner, Simms; Jaycee Richardson, Circle; Madisyn Duffner, Choteau; Faith Oakland, Great Falls.

145: Tita Fandrich, Senior; Graylee Fox, Miles City; Lindsay Yoder, Simms; Ryann Gorder, Baker; Vanessa Wheeler, Polson; Aspen Kiser, Eureka; Kate Van Coutren, Manhattan; Bonita Kinzer, Broadus.

155: Lucy Armstrong, Conrad; Brooke Werth, Shepherd; Leona Dodson-Howe, Ronan; Meadow Ragen, St. Ignatius-Charlo; Mattie Stepan, Butte; Ruby Herman, Choteau; Olivia Post, Columbus; Emika Beardsley, Miles City.

170: Jayda Harbaugh, Baker; Hayden Edwards, Browning; Natalia Samson, Choteau; Ashton Dziekonski, Capital; Macy Tate, Baker; Lynley Conrad, Chinook; Hannah Gohde, Gallatin; Olivia Hillard, Laurel.

190: Madilyn Juelke, Miles City; Lauren Krebs, Hardin; IsaBella Rangel, Belgrade; Booklyn Larsen, West; Jess Elings, Cut Bank; JoJo Manning, Fort Benton; Keyenna Deroche, Browning; Malia Glassing, Senior.

235: Scarlett Hoiness, Laurel; Rylee Murgel, Helena; Elizabeth Henkins, Big Sky; Aniya Odei, Miles City; Gabriel Rico, Townsend; Judasha Ellsworth, Ronan; Chyanne Robinson, Butte; Allie Ballensky, Butte.

Class B-C Coaches Poll

Class B girls team rankings: Baker, Fort Benton, Conrad, Cut Bank, Choteau, Columbus-Absarokee, Wolf Point, Manhattan, Harlem, Glasgow.

Class C girls team rankings: Simms, Big Sandy, Chester-Joplin-Inverness, Broadus, Circle.

lass B-C boys wrestling coaches poll

Jan. 13

Class B teams: Huntley Project, Glasgow, Malta, Chinook, Eureka, Whitehall, Conrad, Fairfield, Choteau, Colstrip.

Class C teams: Circle, Cascade, Forsyth, Big Sandy, Broadus.

Individuals

103: Brogan Burton, Huntley Project; Asher Wersal, Glasgow; Rowdy Rutecki, Huntley Project; Truit Nelson, Circle; Charlie Buck, Chinook; Jacob Willoughby, Colstrip.

110: Paden Nelson, Circle; Teague Ramaeker, Huntley Project; Garrison Riggin, Chester-Joplin-Inverness; Asher Miles, Circle; Beckett Squires, Malta; Tate Crabb, Choteau.

118: William Manning, Huntley Project; Anson Taylor, Circle; Jack Morehouse, Glasgow; Weston Block, Thompson Falls; Kael Smith, Colstrip; Russell Douglas, Jefferson.

126: Ryan Wiggins, Forsyth; Hunter Grieve, Eureka; Saunten Gamas, Glasgow; Riley Peterson, Simms; Mason Bazaldua, Red Lodge; Owen Pesanti, Anaconda.

132: Ethan Reynolds, Huntley Project; Timothy Schmidt, Eureka; Hayden Berreth, Chinook; Kye Knaff, Shepherd; Elijah Kennerson, Cascade; Blake Hodgekiss, Choteau.

138: Jordan Niles, Huntley Project; Blaine VanDyke, Conrad; Cody Kuka, Glasgow; Cale Hoover, Whitehall; Colin Hickman, Eureka; Max Rosenthal, Florence-Carlton.

144: Blake Ramaeker, Huntley Project; Quinn Rodewald, Big Sandy; Ray Dagel, Cut Bank; Trooper Stiles, Malta; Jake Ellison, Columbus-Absarokee; Wade Callaway, Superior.

150: Jesse Gebhardt, Choteau; Lane Spencer, Malta; Jesse Reed, Wolf Point; Garrett LaFurgey, Big Sandy; Bo Daniel, Deer Lodge; Wyatt Cline, Fort Benton.

157: Khye Gamas, Glasgow; Sloan Giles, Fairfield; Huntly Harp, Huntley Project; Bryce Becker, Circle; Joey Beebout, Whitehall; Brett Riley, Florence-Carlton.

165: William Kirkland, Glasgow; Kai Heck, Colstrip; Levi Fuller, Whitehall; Ryder Bingen, Huntley Project; Brody Lau, Fairfield; Griffen Crowley, Chinook.

175: Tucker Kaczmarek, Huntley Project; Logan Lachenmeier, Huntley Project; Jack Raty, Whitehall; Turner Milender, Superior; Patrick McKenzie, Chinook; Owen Davies, Chinook.

190: Teagan Jones, Conrad; Straud Simms, Malta; Laynce Wallace, Fort Benton; Donovan Daniels, St. Ignatius; Christian Englund, Florence-Carlton; Braxton Walker, Whitehall.

215: Colton Dunlap, Columbus-Absarokee; Kenan LaBrie, Malta; Julian Powell, Chinook; Eli Spross, Darby; Christopher Brawley, Baker; Grant Holen, Manhattan.

285: Reuben Kinzer, Broadus; Logan Scherman, Baker; Gavin Schmele, Townsend; Joe Banks, Eureka; Ethan Goodluck, Colstrip; John Williams, Huntley Project.

2025-26 Men’s Basketball League Scores
Tuesday - January 13, 2026

6:30PM Montana Bar def. Ball Stars 96-67
Lead Scorers
Montana Bar - Trevor Klind 27pts
Ball Stars - Kraven Silk 28pts

7:45PM Fighter Fred def. Wolf Point via forfeit
Hi-Line Eye Care/Glasgow Dental Clinic def. Fighter Fred in pickup game 90-45
Lead Scorers
Hi-Line Eye Care/Glasgow Dental Clinic - Pat Menge 25pts
Fighter Fred - Wrangler Jones 16pts

Thursday - January 15, 2026

6:30PM Hi-Line Eye Care/Glasgow Dental Clinic def. Montana Bar 78-47
Lead Scorers
Hi-Line Eye Care/Glasgow Dental Clinic - Pat Menge 18pts
Montana Bar - CJ Nelson 21pts
7:45PM Wolf Point def. Fighter Fred 97-68
Lead Scorers
Wolf Point - Chance Roberts 44pts
Fighter Fred -Wrangler Jones 21pts

League Standings
Hi-Line Eye Care/Glasgow Dental Clinic 8-1
Ball Stars 6-3
Montana Bar 6-5
Wolf Point 3-7
Fighter Fred 1-8

Next Week’s Schedule
Tuesday - January 20, 2026
6:30PM Fighter Fred vs. Montana Bar
7:45PM Ball Stars vs. Wolf Point
Thursday - January 22, 2026
6:30PM Hi-Line Eye Care/Glasgow Dental Clinic vs. Wolf Point
7:45PM Ball Stars vs. Fighter Fred

The Scottie Girls Basketball team ran their record to 9-0 with a convincing 49-37 win over previously unbeaten Scobey Tuesday evening.

Glasgow was led in scoring by Joely Chappell who poured in 25 while Mayzie Yoakam added 14. Scobey was led by Chloe Handran who scored 10.

The Scobey Spartan boys showed why they are ranked number one in Class C Basketball with a lopsided victory over the Scottie Boys 72-24.

The Spartans were led by Kolten Machart with 17 while Bran Handran had 15 and John Carney with 14. Glasgow was led by Cade Hudyma with 11. The Scotties fall to 4-5 while Scobey remains unbeaten.

The Scottie boys and girls will travel to Fairview on Saturday.

The Scottie Boys and Girls Wrestling teams were in Sidney for a dual match on Tuesday.

Boys Dual — Sidney 51 Glasgow 20
Girls Mixer — 4 Wins 3 Losses

Boy's dual summary:

103- Hazen Foss Maj Decision over Asher Wersal
110- Glasgow Forfeit to Sidney
118- Tyson Syth Major Decision over Jack Morehouse
126- Saunten Gamas 7-0 decision over Bodee Bright (#1 ranked in Class A)
132- Max Kleinke 7-2 decision over John Yeska
138- Cody Kuka pinned Yuriah Camacho
144- Brenner Mullin pinned Tyler King
150- Brody Keysor pinned Oliver Pick
157- Khye Gamas pinned Jason Sorteberg
165- William Kirkland pinned Cody Crooks
175- Glasgow forfeit to Sidney
190- Isaac Carlsen Major Decision over Siala Moala
215- Glasgow forfeit to Sidney
285- Thor Fulgham pinned Ernie Vandall

Glasgow will travel to Miles City for the Cowboy and Cowgirl Classic this Friday and Saturday.

High School Basketball Rankings

Boys
(Jan. 12)

Class AA

1. Butte High (7-0)

2. Billings West (5-2)

3. Missoula Hellgate (5-1)

4. Missoula Sentinel (5-1)

5. Billings Skyview (4-3)

Class A

1. Lockwood (8-0)

2. Billings Central (5-2)

3. Butte Central (6-1)

4. Ronan (5-1)

5. Frenchtown (5-2)

Class B

1. Lodge Grass (8-0)

2. Fairfield (5-1)

3. Malta (9-1)

4. St. Labre (8-0)

5. Missoula Loyola (7-1)

6. Fort Benton (8-0)

7. Harlem (6-1)

8. Arlee (7-1)

9. Big Timer (4-2)

10. Columbus (7-2)

Class C

1. Scobey (5-0)

2. Chester-Joplin-Inverness (6-1)

3. Lustre Christian (8-0)

4. Belt (7-1)

5. Lincoln (7-0)

6. St. Regis (8-0)

7. Forsyth (7-0)

8. Circle (7-1)

9. Cascade (7-1)

10. Winnett-Grass Range (8-2)

Girls

Class AA

1. Bozeman Gallatin (6-0)

2. Billings West (6-1)

3. Missoula Big Sky (5-2)

4. Missoula Hellgate (5-1)

5. Billings Senior (5-2)

Class A

1. Billings Central (5-2)

2. Havre (9-1)

3. Hardin (6-1)

4. Dillon (7-1)

5. Frenchtown (6-2)

Class B

1. Baker (5-0)

2. Missoula Loyola (8-0)

3. Glasgow (8-0)

4. Florence-Carlton (6-1)

5. Choteau (7-0)

6. Malta (7-3)

7. Ennis (5-2)

8. St. Ignatius (7-1)

9. Shepherd (5-4)

10. Jefferson (7-2)

Class C

1. Melstone (7-0)

2. Chester-Joplin-Inverness (8-0)

3. Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine (7-0)

4. Drummond (9-0)

5. Belt (7-0)

6. Reed Point-Rapelje (9-0)

7. Shields Valley (9-0)

8. Custer-Hysham-Rosebud (7-0)

9. Scobey (5-0)

10. West Yellowstone (6-1)

Bismarck Rotary Week Recap—

Team Finishes:

Scottie Boys 14th Place Overall out of 27 teams with 70 points.
Scottie Girls 29th Place Overall out of 38 teams with 31 points.

Varsity Individual Place Winners:
Jack Morehouse 7th @ 121
Cody Kuka 8th @ 139
Khye Gamas 3rd @ 160
William Kirkland 2nd @ 172
Hannah Holinde 7th @ 190

Junior Varsity Place Winners:
Aiden Aune 4th @ 95B
Zane Cotrell 4th @ 127A
Tucker Twitchell 1st @ 127C
DC Flaten 4th @ 139A
Alex Earll 3rd @ 145C
Holt Huntsman 3rd @ 145D
Siale Moala 3rd @ 189A
Troy Stebleton 4th @ 285D

Next Week
—Tuesday Dual at Sidney
—Friday and Saturday at Cowboy/Cowgirl Invitational in Miles City

Boys scores:
Poplar 74, Wolf Point 56
Brockton 73, Culbertson 45
Lustre Christian 67, Frazer 22
Malta 81, Glasgow 61
Mon-Dak 49, Savage 40
Melstone 62, Winett-Grass Range 50
Big Sandy 74, Hays-Lodgepole 52
Big timber 58, Shepherd 56
Ennis 58, Jefferson 41
Lewistown 71, Sidney 38
Bainville 67, Froid-Lake 43
Havre 62, MIles City 54
Scobey 75, Plentywood 46
Jordan 70, Wibaux 32
Baker 65, Ekalaka 57
North Star 61, Dodson 50

Girls scores
Poplar 54, Wolf Point 42
Brockton 66, Culbertson 34
Lustre Christian 67, Frazer 32
Glasgow 63, Malta 56
Baker 75, Ekalaka 32
Jordan 57, Wibaux 23
North Star 56, Dodson 32
Turner 50, Box Elder 49
Columbus 58, Roundup 8
Shepherd 46, Big Timber 40
Savage 40, Mond-Dak 33
Choteau 83, Cut Bank 32
Bainville 50, Froid-Lake 45
Havre 68, Miles City 41
Melstone 74, Winnett-Grass Range 36
Scobey 53, Plentywood 14

The Scottie basketball teams split with Malta in front of a large crowd Saturday night at Scottie Gymnasium.

The Scottie girls upset Malta 63-56 coming back from a 16 point deficit in the 3rd quarter. Mayzie Yoakam led the way for Glasgow pouring in 28 points while Joely Chappell added 17 and Emma Mandeville scored 11.

Malta was led by Neva Jacobson who scored 23 points.

The Scottie's are now 8-0 to start the season while Malta falls to 7-3. It's the first regular season victory for the Scotties over Malta since the 2019-2020 season and snapped a 8 game winning streak for Malta over the Scottie girls.

The Malta boys basketball team soared to a 81-61 win over the Scottie boys and improved their record to 9-1 while Glasgow falls to 4-4.

The Scotties had no answer for the Malta offense led by Kazner Oxarart who had 23 while Dawson Hammond had 21.

Glasgow was led in scoring by Cade Hudyma.

Glasgow will host Scobey on Tuesday at Scottie Gymnasium.

The Miles City Generals defeated the Glasgow Ice Dawgs in a Big Sky High School League game held at the Valley Event Center on Saturday morning. Miles City wasted no time getting on the scoreboard in this game, as Cody Lang scored a goal for the generals, just 47 seconds into the game, to give the Generals a 1-0 lead. Miles City would score twice more to increase their lead, and hold a 3-1 lead at the end of two periods.

The Ice Dawgs clawed their way back into the game, cutting into the Miles City lead and narrowed the score to just 4-3, on a Brody Hanson goal with 12:18 remaining left in the game. However, Miles City was able to cut the Glasgow rally short by scoring 2 quick goals in a span of 1:46 on a power play, to increase their lead back to 3 goals at 6-3, with 8:38 remaining in the contest.

Cody Lang completed the hat trick for Miles City. Jaxson Kemp, Tavin Boland, and Brody Hanson all netted goals for Glasgow in the contest.

With the victory, Miles City improves their Big Sky High School conference record to 8-1 on the season. Glasgow falls to 4-5 on the season. Miles City will next host Billings at 7:30 PM on Friday, January 23rd, and once again at 10:00 AM on Saturday January 24th. Glasgow's next league games will be in Butte on Saturday, January 24th. Glasgow and Butte will face off twice that day with one game at 10:00 AM, and a night game at 7:00 PM. Then, the two teams will play once more on Sunday, January 25th at 9:00 AM.

1st Period: Miles City 1, Glasgow 0
2nd Period: Miles City 3, Glasgow 1
FINAL: Miles City 6, Glasgow 3

GOALS:

1st Period:

Miles City: Cody Lang (16:13)

2nd Period:

Miles City: Cody Lang (Trevor Steiber assist) (10:45)
Miles City: Lucas Hogan (4:45)
Glasgow: Jaxon Kemp (Ian Anderson assist) (4:18)

3rd Period:

Miles City: Cody Lang (16:23)
Glasgow: Tavin Boland (13:01)
Glasgow: Brody Hanson (12:18)
Miles City: Liam Lancaster (Cody Lang assist) (10:24)
Miles City: Jacob Hazen (Liam Lancaster assist) (8:38)

Both the Scottie boys and girls basketball teams topped Poplar at home on Friday night.

The girls built a 33-20 lead by halftime and coasted to a 67-31 victory. Individually for the Scotties: Mayzie Yoakam 23, Emma Mandeville 20, Joely Chappell 15.

Glasgow 83, Poplar 78. The boys had a tougher time with Poplar, with just a one-point lead after the first quarter. Glasgow outscored Poplar 23-19 in the second, and that first-half lead was the difference as both teams scored 13 in the third and 21 in the fourth. (Cade Hudyma 30, Grady Nielsen 16, Colt Hudyma 14, Cash Stulc 11, Gage Waarvik 10 )

The teams host Malta on Saturday at Scottie Gymnasium.

Girls Basketball
Big Timber 65, Lodge Grass 43
Broadus 54, St. Labre 48
Choteau 66, Conrad 35
Circle 75, Nashua 13 (Dyllan Bergstrom 7)
Columbus 62, Red Lodge 26
Culbertson vs. Westby-Grenora
Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 51, North Country 44 (Gracie Wasson 21, BaiLee McColly 14)
Drummond 44, Deer Lodge 32
Fort Benton 69, Shelby 62
Frazer vs. Hays-Lodgepole
Glasgow 67, Poplar 31 (Mayzie Yoakam 23, Emma Mandeville 20, Joely Chappell 15)
Hardin 51, Havre 49 (OT)
Harlem 40, Wolf Point 32
Huntley Project 70, Joliet 22
Jordan 47, Terry 28
Lewistown 46, Glendive 41
Malta 61, Fairview 33
Townsend 70, Manhattan 46
Missoula Loyola 45, Jefferson 28
Plains 43, Darby 34
Richey-Lambert 21, Bainville 19
Shepherd 46, Roy-Winifred 40
Superior 52, Troy 44

Boys Basketball
Arlee 65, St. Ignatius 57
Bainville 47, Richey-Lambert 42
Brockton 78, Froid-Lake 39
Choteau 58, Conrad 55
Circle 63, Nashua 15
Columbus 51, Red Lodge 46
Culbertson 67, Westby-Grenora 63 (OT)
Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 70, North Country 58
Drummond vs. Deer Lodge
Florence-Carlton 73, Corvallis 47
Fort Benton 64, Shelby 29
Frazer vs. Hays-Lodgepole
Glasgow 83, Poplar 78 (Cade Hudyma 30, Grady Nielsen 16, Colt Hudyma 14, Cash Stulc 11, Gage Waarvik 10)
Harlem 70, Wolf Point 53
Hays-Lodgepole vs. Frazer
Joliet 66, Huntley Project 49
Jordan 55, Terry 52
Lewistown 54, Glendive 51
Lodge Grass 76, Big Timber 59
Malta 64, Fairview 48
Manhattan 52, Townsend 47
Missoula Loyola 58, Jefferson 48
Shepherd 73, Roy-Winifred 37
St. Labre 85, Broadus 50
Superior 66, Troy 50

The Scottie wrestling teams are in Bismarck, North Dakota, for the 61st Annual Bismarck Rotary tournament.

The Scottie Boys are sitting in 14th place out of 27 schools with 42 points.

Khye Gamas and William Kirkland are in the semifinals. Cody Kuka and Jack Morehouse are in the Blood Round on the Consolation side on Saturday morning.

Scottie Girls are in 25th Place out of 38 schools with 24 points.

Madison Lamb, Hannah Holinde, and Riley Pattison are in the Blood Round on the consolation side on Saturday morning.

Condolences to the family of Pat Petrino who passed away this week. Pat was a legendary coach and teacher in the Glasgow School System.

Coach Petrino was the face of Scottie Football for decades and led the Scotties to their last state championship in 1986. Pat is still the head coach with the most wins in Scottie Football history with 65 wins and just 28 losses.

Coach was also the longtime leader of the Scottie Golf Program coaching from 1976 to 2007.
Rest in peace, Coach!

Class B/C Boys Wrestling Rankings

Jan. 7, 2026

Top 6 Class B teams: 1, Huntley Project; 2, Glasgow; 3, Malta; 4, Eureka; 5, Whitehall; 6, Conrad.

Top 4 Class C teams: 1, Circle; 2, Forsyth; 3, Big Sandy; 4, Broadus.

103: 1, Brogan Burton, Huntley Project; 2, Asher Wersal, Glasgow; 3, Rowdy Rutecki, Huntley Project; 4, Truit Nelson, Circle; 5, Charlie Buck, Chinook; 6, Tsugio Watanabe, Shepherd.

110: 1, Paden Nelson, Circle; 2, Teague Ramaeker, Huntley Project; 3, Garrison Riggin, Chester-Joplin-Inverness; 4, Mason Hickman, Eureka; 5, Beckett Squires, Malta; 6, Tate Crabb, Choteau.

118: 1, Anson Taylor, Circle; 2, Jack Morehouse, Glasgow; 3, William Manning, Huntley Project; 4, Weston Block, Thompson Falls; 5, Trent Shay, Eureka; 6, Russell Douglas, Jefferson.

126: 1, Ryan Wiggins, Forsyth; 2, Saunten Games, Glasgow; 3, Hunter Grieve, Eureka; 4, Mason Bazaldua, Red Lodge; 5, Owen Pesanti, Anaconda; 6, Cody Bradley, Colstrip.

132: 1, Timothy Schmidt, Eureka; 2, Ethan Reynolds, Huntley Project; 3, Kye Knaff, Shepherd; 4, Hayden Berreth, Chinook; 5, Blake Hodgekiss, Choteau; 6, AJ Schoenbeck, Broadus.

138: 1, Blaine VanDyke, Conrad; 2, Jordan Niles, Huntley Project; 3, Cody Kuka, Glasgow; 4, Jon Ebel, Red Lodge; 5, Max Rosenthal, Florence; 6, Wyatt Johannes, Huntley Project.

144: 1, Blake Ramaeker, Huntley Project; 2, Quinn Rodewald, Big Sandy; 3, Trooper Stiles, Malta; 4, Jake Eillison, Columbus-Absarokee; 5, Colin Hickman, Eureka; 6, Ray Dagel, Cut Bank.

150: 1, Lane Spencer, Malta; 2, Jesse Gebhardt, Choteau; 3, Westen Lindeen, Huntley Project; 4, Bo Daniel, Deer Lodge; 5, Wyatt Cline, Fort Benton; 6, Blake Vogel, Huntley Project.

157: 1, Khye Gamas, Glasgow; 2, Huntly Harp, Huntley Project; 3, Kai Heck, Colstrip; 4, Jesse Reed, Wolf Point; 5, Bryce Becker, Circle; 6, Sloan Giles, Fairfield.

165: 1, William Kirkland, Glasgow; 2, Ryder Bingen, Huntley Project; 3, Levi Fuller, Whitehall; 4, Payson Allaire, Choteau; 5, Turner Milender, Superior; 6, Tyler Raines, Cut Bank.

175: 1, Tucker Kaczmarek, Huntley Project; 2, Logan Lachenmeier, Huntley Project; 3, Cache Carroll, Cascade; 4, Jack Raty, Whitehall; 5, Owen Jones, Conrad; 6, Rogan Lytle, Eureka.

190: 1, Straud Simms, Malta; 2, Teagan Jones, Conrad; 3, Layne Wallace, Fort Benton; 4, Braxton Walker, Whitehall; 5, Donovan Daniels, St. Ignatius; 6, Austin Brotnov, Cut Bank.

215: 1, Colton Dunlap, Columbus-Absarokee; 2, Kenan LaBrie, Malta; 3, Kaiden Dolan, Deer Lodge; 4, Eli Spross, Darby; 5, Christopher Brawley, Baker; 6, Julian Powell, Chinook.

285: 1, Reuben Kinzer, Broadus; 2, Logan Scherman, Baker; 3, Gavin Schmele, Townsend; 4, Ethan Goodluck, Colstrip; 5, John Williams, Huntley Project; 6, Ryan Sharbono, St. Ignatius.

Girls wrestling

Rankings

Jan. 7, 2026

Top teams: 1, Billings Senior 240; 2, Billings West 121.5; 3, Miles City 120.5; 4, Laurel 99; 5, Helena Capital 95; 6, Baker 90; 7, Kalispell Flathead 86.5; 8, Simms 80.5.

100: 1, Ashlyn, McCann, Billings Central; 2, Cali Gorder, Wolf Point; 3, Ciri Nice, Polson; 4, Josie Hillman, Corvallis; 5, Victoria Tenney, Skyview; 6, Peyton Liva, Butte.

105: 1, Wai Frandrich, Senior; 2, Emma Hernandez, Billings Central; 3, River Cote, Ronan; 4, Danyka Doll, Skyview; 5, Deililah Bahm, West; 6, Serina Catt, Senior.

110: 1, Hayley Petersen, Simms; 2, Payten Van Pelt, West; 3, Idania Ocampo, Gallatin; 4, Ariell Mihara, Polson; 5, Cassidy Collins, Whitehall; 6, Tymber Barnes, Dillon.

115: 1, Hannah Leonard, Skyview; 2, Piper Gershmel, Senior; 3, Ashlynn Saucedo, Hardin; 4, Cadence Crookston, Simms; 5, Dani Larson, Manhattan; 6, Elise McDonald, West.

120: 1, Mariska Harris, Capital; 2, Ava Dewitt, Senior; 3, Araeya Nelson, West; 4, Bella Downing, Flathead; 5, Aly Dinardi, Miles City; 6, Sailee Redding, Hardin.

125: 1, Madalyn Deiter, CMR; 2, Taylor Lay, Capital; 3, Kylie Schwartz, Baker; 4, Rebel Montanez, Frenchtown; 5, Annaleigh Matejovsky, Wolf Point; 6, Aspen Ayers, Deer Lodge.

130: 1, Charlie Lund, Belgrade; 2, Julia Kay, Flathead; 3, Emma Klingaman, Harlem; 4, Taylor Dorvall, Whitefish; 5, Harley LaBuda, Big Sandy; 6, Jocelyn Arthur, Lockwood.

135: 1, Stella Wahl, Cut Bank; 2, Cadance Weis, Laurel; 3, Lizzy Sherman, Senior; 4, Madison Lamb, Glasgow; 5, Kiera Lackey, Flathead; 6, Kinley Liles, Glendive.

140: 1, Meadow Mahlmeister, Senior; 2, Addison Clixby, Big Sky; 3, McKenna Jones, Conrad; 4, Poppy Schenk, Eureka; 5, Jaycee Richardson, Circle; 6, Madisyn Duffner, Choteau.

145: 1, Tita Frandrich, Senior; 2, Grayle Fox, Miles City; 3, Linsday Yoder, Simms; 4, Ryann Gorder, Baker; 5, Vanessa Wheeler, Polson; 6, Aspen Kiser, Eureka.

155: 1, Lucy Armstrong, Conrad; 2, Brooke Werth, Shepherd; 3, Leona Dodson-Howe, Ronan; 4, Meadow Ragen, St. Ignatius-Charlo; 5, Mattie Stepan, Butte; 6, Ruby Herman, Choteau.

170: 1, Jayda Harbaugh, Baker; 2, Hayden Edwards, Browning; 3, Natalia Samson, Choteau; 4, Ashton Dziekonski, Capital; 5, Macey Tate, Baker; 6, Hannah Gohde, Gallatin.

190: 1, Madilyn Juelke, Miles City; 2, Lauren Krebs, Hardin; 3, IsaBella Rangel, Belgrade; 4, Lynley Conrad, Chinook; 5, Brooklyn Larsen, West; 6, JoJo Manning, Fort Benton.

235: 1, Scarlett Hoiness, Laurel; 2, Rylee Murgel, Helena; 3, Elizabeth Henkins, Big Sky; 4, Aniya Odel, Miles City; 5, Jess Elings, Cut Bank; 6, Madison Neely, Jefferson.

The Scottie basketball teams were in action last night against the visiting Harlem Wildcats in 2B conference games. In the girl’s game Joely Chappell led the Scotties with 28 and Mayzie Yoakam added 17 as the Scottie girls ran away to a 72 – 31 win. The win keeps the Scottie girls unbeaten in the season. Aubri Flying led the Wildcat attack with 8.

The Scottie boys lost a tough game to the Wildcats 59-56. Harlem jumped out to an 18 – 12 first-quarter lead and led throughout the contest. The Scotties did tie the score during the fourth quarter, but Harlem regained the lead and held off the Scotties. The Hudyma brothers, Colt and Cade, led the Scottie Scoring attack with 19 and 15 points, respectively. Cody McCabe led all scoring with 23.

The Scotties will be in action at home this coming weekend as they host Poplar on Friday (Super Hero Night) and then Malta on Saturday.

The Scottie wrestlers were in Bozeman and Belgrade this weekend. The boys were competing at the Tom LeProwse Invitational in Bozeman. They finished in 10th place overall. Individually for the Scotties:
Saunten Gamas was 4th @ 126
Cody Kuka 6th @138
Khye Gamas 3rd @ 157
William Kirkland 5th @ 165

For the girls, they were at the MT Super 14 tournament in Belgrade. The girls finished in 11th place. Individually for the Scottie girls:
Madison Lamb 2nd @ 135
Hannah Holinde 5th @ 190
The wrestlers will be in Bismarck this upcoming weekend.

The Scottie girls continued their winning streak into 2026, with a 56-15 win in Plentywood on Friday night. The girls held Plentywood to just 3 points in the first half.

Top individual scorers: Mayzie Yoakam 15, Emma Mandeville 13, Joely Chappell 12.

The girls are back in action Saturday afternoon, hosting Harlem in another conference match-up. The varsity game is set to start at approximately 4:00 p.m. on KLTZ.

The Scottie boys outscored the Wildcats 22-4 in the fourth quarter on Friday night to break open the game, and coasted to a 63-36 win.

Top individual scorers: Cade Hudyma 18, Colt Hudyma 12, Grady Nielsen 12.

The boys are back in action Saturday afternoon, hosting Harlem in another conference match-up. The varsity game is set to start at approximately 5:30 p.m. on KLTZ.

Day 1
At the Girls MT Super 14 Wrestling Tournament in Belgrade, the Scottie girls were 6th out of 42 schools with 80 points after Friday's action. Madison Lamb and Hannah Holinde are in the Semifinals. Lana Mason, Chloe Lamb, Avery Pedersen, & Aubree Holinde are still alive on the Consolation side.

At the Boys Tom Leprowse Invitational in Bozeman, the Scottie Boys were sitting in 11th place out of 43 schools with 79.5 points.

Khye Gamas and Cody Kuka are in the Semifinals. Saunten Gamas, Tyler King, & William Kirkland are still alive on the Consolation side.

Girls Basketball
Bainville 57, Savage 33
Billings Central 64, Sidney 27
Box Elder 56, Chinook 45
Brockton 51, Richey-Lambert 41
Circle 56, Jordan 37
Dodson 48, Nashua 27 (Nashua: Dyllan Bergstrom 19)
Ennis 68, Manhattan 38
Florence-Carlton 76, Anaconda 9
Glasgow 56, Plentywood 15
Huntley Project 75, Lodge Grass 59
Malta 45, Harlem 33
Miles City 53, Livingston 29
Missoula Loyola 67, Thompson Falls 40
North Country 63, Lustre Christian 32 (North Country: BaiLee McColly 19, Gracie Wasson 15, Emerson Downing 10. Lustre: Lauryn Holzrichter 10, Lauren Fast 8)
Poplar 39, Fairview 33
Shelby 60, Rocky Boy 48
St. Labre 56, Roundup 27
Terry 57, Plevna 29
Three Forks 42, Townsend 39
Turner 40, Hays-Lodgepole 38

Boys Basketball
Arlee 74, Deer Lodge 45
Billings Central 74, Sidney 39
Brockton 74, Richey-Lambert 54
Circle 69, Jordan 35
Culbertson 37, Froid-Lake 35
Dodson 54, Nashua 52 (Nashua: Zander Schulte 28)
Ennis 53, Manhattan 51
Fairview 65, Poplar 57
Glasgow 63, Plentywood 36
Hays-Lodgepole 58, Turner 38
Lodge Grass 84, Huntley Project 58
Lustre Christian 58, North Country 20 (Lustre: Prestyn Klatt 17, Johnslee Pierre 16, Cam Reddig 11. North Country: no stats available)
Malta 80, Harlem 72
Miles City 67, Livingston 41
Missoula Loyola 88, Thompson Falls 28
Rocky Boy 83, Shelby 52
Savage 61, Bainville 55
Scobey 72, Wolf Point 30
St. Labre 82, Roundup 24
Terry 43, Plevna 31
Three Forks 47, Townsend 44
Westby-Grenora 51, Divide County 31

Rosters for the 37th Montana Big Sky Class B All-Star football game have been announced.

State champion Manhattan will have three players on the South roster: Brady Toner, Kyler Bailey and Mason Reynolds. Glasgow, with six players on the primary North roster, has the largest representation of any school.

The South won last year's game 22-0 to even the all-time series at 18-18.

The North team is comprised of players from the Northern B and Western B divisions, while the South is made up of players from the Southern B and Eastern B.

The 2026 game will be played on Saturday, June 13, in Red Lodge.

Rosters are below.

Class B All-Star Football Game

June 13 at Red Lodge

North

Mattix Chase, Florence; Callan Rocco, Florence; Levi Winters, Florence; Chase Wagner, Florence; Brody Duchien, Florence; Rogan Lytle, Eureka; Emmet McKim, Eureka; Josh Lambertsen, Eureka; Timmy Schmidt, Eureka; Travis Dye, Anaconda; Brody Galle, Anaconda; Teague Cromwell, Anaconda; Joe Grunow, Missoula Loyola; Owen Felton, Missoula Loyola; Chase Henze, Deer Lodge; Shawn Lombardi, Deer Lodge; Wyatt Sugg, Glasgow; Khye Gamas, Glasgow; Andrew Linder, Glasgow; William Kirkland, Glasgow; Grady Nielsen, Glasgow; Tavin Boland, Glasgow; Dawson Hammond, Malta, Straud Sims, Malta; Landon Retan, Malta; Conor Barrett, Fairfield; Reed Von Stein, Fairfield; Travis Cartwright-Gines, Fairfield; Trapper Kinamon, Conrad; Carsen Sullivan, Conrad; DaShaun Jackson, Wolf Point; Sean Hamilton, Wolf Point, Wolf Point Denim Dosch, Cut Bank.

Alternates

Grant Brown, Eureka; Tristan Libby, Eureka; Remington Bussard, Anaconda; Colton Peters, Anaconda; Thmas Lovett, Anaconda; Donny Brooks, Florence; Jakob Horner, Missoula Loyola; Nick Karvandi, Missoula Loyola; Wakati Makonga, Missoula Loyola; Jude Feist, Missoula Loyola; Abhi Sandhu, Missoula Loyola; Braxton Potter, Glasgow; Jacob Potter, Glasgow; Tegan Jones, Conrad; Kasey Reed, Wolf Point; Thane Vaile, Cut Bank.

Coach: Sam Tedrow, Glasgow

South

Kougar Kappel, Red Lodge; Pierce Caton, Red Lodge; Mason Swanson, Red Lodge; Harper Kruckenberg, Red Lodge; Grayson Oley, Red Lodge; Kooper Beard, Huntley Project; Brayden Schmidt, Huntley Project; Brayden Schmidt, Huntley Project; Colter Hash, Huntley Project; Westen Lindeen, Huntley Project; Jarrick Moser, Baker; Blake Barsness, Baker; Jake Cook, Joliet; Camden McQuillan, Joliet; Tagg Murdock, Shepherd; Kai Heck, Colstrip; Brian Turner, Roundup; Brady Toner, Manhattan; Kyler Bailey, Manhattan; Mason Reynolds, Manhattan; Jace Wiseman, Three FOrks; Wyt Oliver, Three Forks; R.J. Pyfer, Three Forks; Colter Chamberlin, Columbus; Ethan Hulsey, Columbus; Kyle Gravelle, Columbus; Trace Giomi, Townsend; Marek Easter, Townsend; Gavin Schmele, Townsend; Caleb Morris, Jefferson; Cooper Mikesell, Jefferson; Landen Miotke, Whitehall; Ryal Carroccia, Big Timber.

Alternate

Robert Blanchard, Colstrip.

Coach: Tom Kurtz, Columbus

2025-26 Men’s Basketball League Scores
Tuesday - December 30, 2025
6:30PM
Ball Stars def. Montana Bar 92-84
Lead Scorers
Ball Stars - Kelby TalksDifferent & Mechiah Zilkoski 24pts each
Montana Bar - Trevor Klind 23pts
7:45PM
Wolf Point def. Fighter Fred 126-48
Lead Scorers
Wolf Point - Delray Lilley 72pts
Fighter Fred - Rex Monson 20pts

Thursday - No Games, Happy New Years!

League Standings
Hi-Line Eye Care/Glasgow Dental Clinic 5-1
Ball Stars 5-2
Montana Bar 4-4
Wolf Point 2-4
Fighter Fred 0-5

Next Week’s Schedule:
Tuesday - January 6, 2026
6:30PM
Fighter Fred vs. Ball Stars
7:45PM
Wolf Point vs. Hi-Line Eye Care/Glasgow Dental Clinic

Thursday - January 8, 2026
6:30PM
Hi-Line Eye Care/Glasgow Dental Clinic vs. Fighter Fred
7:45PM
Montana Bar vs. Wolf Point

The 11th Annual Glasgow Scottie Wrestling youth clinic was held on Monday: a new record of 67 kids attended, working on wrestling skills, playing games, and finishing with pizza.

The Pre-K through 7th-grade athletes worked with the current Scottie Boys and Girls high school teams.

GWC Practice starts Monday, January 5th:
Pre-K through 2nd Grade 5:30 p.m.
3rd Grade and Up 6:30 p.m.

Glasgow Youth Wrestling Clinic/Last Chance sign-ups will take place at the Glasgow Wrestling Center, 12 Thompson Drive, Mon. Dec. 29th from 1 – 3p.m. This is for any child age 4-15. This is free of cost & there will be Free Pizza after the clinic for all participants. Any questions please call Brady Flaten, 406-228-2896 or visit http://www.glasgowwrestlingclub.com.

Montana Girls High School Wrestling Rankings

Top 10 teams: Billings Senior 230, Kalispell Flathead 120, Miles City 116, Billings West 110.5, Baker 95.5, Laurel 95.5, Billings Skyview 95, Helena Capital 89.5, Simms 83, Hardin 75.

Individuals

100: Victoria Tenney, Skyview; Cali Gorder, Wolf Point; Riley Pattison, Glasgow; Ciri Nice, Polson; Josie Hillman, Corvallis; Kylie Aho, Glasgow; Katelyn Sphuler, Glacier; Keira Oftedahl, Glacier.

110: Hayley Petersen, Simms; Payten Van Pelt, West; Dani Larson, Manhattan; Taylee Troutman, Skyview; Ariell Mihara, Polson; Armani Stevenson, Lewistown; Idania Ocampo, Gallatin; Danica Hennell, Flathead.

115: Piper Gershmel, Senior; Hannah Leonard, Skyview; Cadence Crookston, Simms; Ashlynn Saucedo, Hardin; Sydney Drake, Capital; Tymber Barnes, Dillon; Elise McDonald, West; Savanna Norwick, Laurel.

120: Bella Downing, Flathead; Sailee Redding, Hardin; Alex Johnston, Senior; Mariska Harris, Capital; Ava Dewitt, Senior; Jordyn Vinson, Columbus-Absarokee; McKenna Caplette, Havre; Kyra McMahon, Flathead.

125: Madalyn Deiter, CMR; Taylor Lay, Capital; Kylie Schwartz, Baker; Araeya Nelson, West; Rebel Montanez, Frenchtown; Ananleigh Matejovsky, Wolf Point; Aly Dinardi, Miles City; Aspen Ayers, Deer Lodge.

130: Julia Kay, Flathead; Emma Klingaman, Harlem; Anola Naugle, Arlee; Taylor Dorvall, Whitefish; Charlie Lund, Belgrade; Harley LaBuda, Big Sandy; Etta Wicks, Fort Benton; Leila McKay, Capital.

135: Stella Wahl, Cut Bank; Cadance Weis, Laurel; Lizzy Sherman, Senior; Kiera Lackey, Flathead; Kinley Liles, Glendive; Skadi Smith, Big Sky; Camryn Fiscus, Lewistown; Macey Ort, Fort Benton.

140: Meadow Mahlmeister, Senior; Addison Clixby, Big Sky; McKenna Jones, Conrad; Carley Mears, Malta; Poppy Schenk, Eureka; Madisyn Duffner, Choteau; Madison Lamb, Glasgow; Jaycee Richardson, Circle.

145: Graylee Fox, Miles City; Tita Fandrich, Senior; Lindsay Yoder, Simms; Vanessa Wheeler, Polson; Aspen Kiser, Eureka; Ryann Gorder, Baker; Kate Van Coutren, Manhattan; Bonita Kinzer, Broadus.

155: Lucy Armstrong, Conrad; Brooke Werth, Shepherd; Leona Dodson-Howe, Ronan; Meadow Ragen, St. Ignatius-Charlo; Mattie Stepan, Butte; Ruby Herman, Choteau; Olivia Post, Columbus; Anna Cronk, St. Ignatius-Charlo.

170: Jayda Harbaugh, Baker; Hayden Edwards, Browning; Natalia Samson, Choteau; Octavia Weis, Laurel; Soraya Shirley, Senior; Ashton Dziekonski, Capital; Macey Tate, Baker; Hannah Gohde, Gallatin.

190: Lauren Krebs, Hardin; IsaBella Rangel, Belgrade; Lynley Conrad, Chinook; Brooklyn Larsen, West; JoJo Manning, For Benton; Keyenna Deroche, Browning; Malia Glassing, Senior; Gabriel Rico, Townsend.

235: Mailyn Juelke, Miles City; Elizabveth Henkins, Big Sky; Scarlett Hoiness, Laurel; Aniya Odei, Miles City; Rylee Murgel, Helena; Jess Elings, Cut Bank; Madison Neely, Jefferson; Judasha Ellsworth, Ronan.

Rosters for the 79th Montana East-West Shrine Game were released early Thursday.

The 2026 game is scheduled for Saturday, June 20, in Butte, tentatively at Naranche Stadium. Each team is made up of 41 players, including one player from Canada.

Coaching the East team this season is Gallatin High School's Hunter Chandler. Chandler recently wrapped up his fifth year as the Raptors head coach, and has guided the team to the semifinal round of the Class AA playoffs in each of the past four seasons.

Grady Bennett of Kalispell Glacier will serve as head coach of the West team. In 2025, Bennett coached the Wolfpack to the Class AA state title. Bennett also coached Glacier to the AA championship in 2014.

Glasgow Scottie's Grady Nielsen, Andrew Linder and Khye Gamas were selected to participate for the East team while Wyatt Sugg was selected as an alternate. This is the largest number of Scotties selected to participate since 1993 when Marc Bragg, Nathan Miller and Chad Philippi were chosen to represent the East team.

The East-West Shrine Game is billed as the state's premier all-star football event. It has been played in Montana since 1947 and raises money for the orthopedic and burn care unit at the Shriners Children's Hospital in Spokane, Wash., where care is provided regardless of a family's financial means.

According to a press release, the game has contributed over $1 million in the past 10 years to the Spokane Shriners Hospital. For information, visit www.montanaeastwestshrinegame.org.

The West won last year's game 14-7 in Great Falls and has now won five straight in the series. The East owns the all-time lead 41-37.

Following are the rosters and alternates for the 2025 game:

East All-Stars

Centers: Max Spangler, Havre; Ty Steinmetz, Bozeman.

Guards: Tommy Lewis, Havre; Kingston Oe, Laurel; Andrew Linder, Glasgow.

Tackles: Carson Ross, Gallatin; Tyton Larsen, Billings Central; Brandon Schoenen, Great Falls; Bradon Healy, Jr., Havre.

Tight ends: Logan Humphrey, Bozeman; Merek Fisher, Billings Skyview.

Wide receivers: Wesley Ehret, Belgrade; Elias Bonner, Billings West; William Snell, Billings Central; Drew Etcheberry, Great Falls CMR; Grady Neilson, Glasgow.

Running backs: Curtis Fox, Laurel; Aiden Salter, Billings Central.

Quarterback: Howie Martin, Billings Central.

Defensive tackles: Peyton Fenner, Great Falls CMR; Parker Warner, Billings Senior; Darwin Spotted, Gallatin.

Defensive ends: Colter DeVoss, Great Falls; Jace Bantz, Grass Range; Deisel Zallar, Gallatin; Cooper Axtman, Scobey.

Inside linebackers: Hunter Lee, Great Falls CMR; Layne Alexander, Billings Central; Charles Beach, Calgary, Alberta.

Outside linebackers: Sam Talbot, Gallatin; Peyton Cicero, Billings West.

Cornerbacks: Evan Hughen, Bozeman; Bobby Gutzman, Gallatin; Gavin Schwend, Billings West; Deagan Lehfeldt, Billings Senior.

Safeties: Dawson Hammond, Malta; Kougar Kappel, Red Lodge; Rylan Jennings, Billings Senior; Khye Gamas, Glasgow.

Punter: McKay Shobe, Lewistown.

Kicker: Tanner Vick, Power-Dutton-Brady.

West All-Stars

Centers: William Astle, Kalispell Glacier; Everett Stumpf, Hamilton.

Guards: Sam Akey, Whitefish; Body Templeton, Missoula Sentinel; Derek Opitz, Helena Capital.

Tackles: Maverick Diede, Kalispell Glacier; Brody Bulette, Polson; Brayden Ricci, Frenchtown.

Tight ends: Cooper Dighans, East Helena; Kade Robinson, Missoula Sentinel.

Wide receivers: Hudson Luedtke, Butte; Brody Duchein, Florence; Brody Galle, Anaconda; Easton Brooks, Columbia Falls; Parker Link, Missoula Hellgate.

Running backs: Asher Knopick, Kalispell Glacier; Cole Moses, Whitefish; Peyton Lorenz, Helena.

Quarterbacks: Jackson Presley, Kalispell Glacier; Ryan Peoples, Butte Central.

Defensive tackles: Brady Toner, Manhattan; Holland Jantzen, Bigfork.

Defensive ends: Evan Pyron, Missoula Hellgate; Henry Griffin, Frenchtown; Bridger Alexander, Florence.

Inside linebackers: Brit Linder, Helena Capital; Aaron Anderson, Whitefish; Konnor Klimpel, Frenchtown.

Outside linebackers: Jack Robinson, Kalispell Glacier; Treker Hickey, Bigfork; Blake Williams, Missoula Big Sky; Cole McInnis, Calgary, Alberta.

Cornerbacks: Brady Williams, Missoula Big Sky; Cameron LeProwse, Missoula Sentinel; Riley Shulte, Helena.

Safeties: Rudy Hess, Missoula Sentinel; Mitch Verlanic, Butte; Cormack Batt, Missoula Big Sky; Cal Marceau, Missoula Big Sky.

Athletes: Vince Paffhausen, Missoula Hellgate; McCoy Townsend, Darby.

Alternates

East: Damen Furthmyre, Great Falls; Aiden Burke, Billings West; Jace Pardee, Ekalaka; Rhett Comes, Lewistown; Fin Schultz, Gallatin; Trey Daly, Lockwood; Trapper Kinamon, Conrad; Lane Bradley, Billings Senior; Lincoln Senter, Great Falls CMR; Mason Swanson, Red Lodge; Corey Polkowske, Absarokee; Cooper Streit, Chester-Joplin-Inverness; Jet Lafontaine, Billings Central; Nate Davis IV, Lockwood; Wyatt Sugg, Glasgow; Keegan Skjogas, Fairview; Layne Wallace, Fort Benton, Braedden Matthews, Gallatin; Trey St. John, Great Falls; Nolan Kamerman, Melstone; Ryland St. John, Chester-Joplin-Inverness; Travis Cartwright, Fairfield; Isaiah Burt, Laurel; Jake Phalen, Miles City; Duke Williamson, Circle; Pierce Caton, Red Lodge; Truman Giese, Fort Benton; Reed Von Stein, Fairfield; Kooper Beard, Huntley Project; Bladen Madel, Great Falls; Kael Aldrich, Billings Central; Krew Hunter, Laurel; Colt Johnson, Billings West; Caleb Taylor, Great Falls CMR.

West: Derek Brovold, Seeley-Swan; Noah Blom, Helena Capital; Trenton Moreni, Dillon; Nick Kantorowicz, Helena; Wyt Oliver, Three Forks; Barrett Bessette, St. Regis; Jace Wiseman, Three Forks; Holden Emerson, Polson; Bailey Corette, Frenchtown; Owen Felton, Missoula Loyola; Kyler Kossman, Kalispell Flathead; Wayne Cox, Kalispell Glacier; Carson Pesek, Missoula Big Sky; Travis Dye, Anaconda; Adam Guajardo, Missoula Big Sky; Rogan Lytle, Eureka; Joe Grunow, Missoula Loyola; Kyler Bailey, Manhattan; Hank Hagenbarth, Dillon; Kolten Zurmuehlen, Seeley-Swan; Sam Cohea, Missoula Hellgate; Drew Esponda, Helena; Ethan Kastelitz, Kalispell Glacier; Levi Winters, Florence; Hagen Paddock, East Helena.

406MTSports High School Basketball Rankings

Boys
(Dec. 24)

Class AA

1. Butte High (4-0)

2. Billings West (3-1)

3. Great Falls CMR (3-0)

4. Helena Capital (3-1)

5. Missoula Sentinel (2-1)

Class A

1. Lockwood (4-0)

2. Billings Central (2-1)

3. East Helena (4-0)

4. Butte Central (4-1)

5. Lewistown (4-1)

Class B

1. Lodge Grass (3-0)

2. Fairfield (3-1)

3. Malta (5-1)

4. St. Labre (3-0)

5. Missoula Loyola (4-1)

6. Big Timber (3-0)

7. Anaconda (3-0)

8. Fort Benton (4-0)

9. Columbus (5-1)

10. Troy (3-0)

Class C

1. Scobey (2-0)

2. Chester-Joplin-Inverness (4-0)

3. Circle (4-0)

4. Lustre Christian (5-0)

5. Belt (3-0)

6. Lincoln (6-0)

7. Winnett Grass-Range (4-1)

8. Seeley-Swan (3-0)

9. St. Regis (4-0)

10. Ekalaka (5-1)

Girls
Class AA

1. Bozeman Gallatin (3-0)

2. Billings West (4-0)

3. Missoula Big Sky (3-1)

4. Missoula Hellgate (2-1)

5. Billings Senior (3-1)

Class A

1. Billings Central (2-1)

2. Havre (6-0)

3. Hardin (4-0)

4. Frenchtown (4-2)

5. Dillon (4-1)

Class B

1. Baker (3-0)

2. Missoula Loyola (5-0)

3. Malta (5-1)

4. Jefferson (6-0)

5. Big Timer (3-0)

6. Glasgow (4-0)

7. Columbus (5-1)

8. St. Ignatius (5-0)

9. Choteau (4-0)

10. Huntley Project (4-2)

Class C

1. Melstone (5-0)

2. West Yellowstone (5-0)

3. Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine (3-0)

4. Chester-Joplin-Inverness (6-0)

5. Shields Valley (5-0)

6. Scobey (2-0)

7. Plenty Coups (3-0)

8. Drummond (6-0)

9. Jordan (4-1)

10. Richey-Lambert (3-0)

CMR Holiday Week Recap—

Team Finishes:
Scottie Boys 9th Place Overall out of 54 teams with 121.5 points.
Scottie Girls 25th Place Overall out of 56 teams with 77.5 points.

Varsity Individual Place Winners:

Kylie Aho 3rd @ 100
Asher Wersal 7th @ 103
Saunten Gamas 8th @ 132
Cody Kuka 5th @ 138
Madison Lamb 6th @ 140
Tyler King 7th @ 144
Aubree Holinde 8th @ 155
Khye Gamas 3rd @ 165
William Kirkland 4th @ 175

Junior Varsity/Frosh Place Winners at Walt & Trudy Currie Memorial:
Aiden Aune 3rd @ 103 B Frosh
Riley Pedersen 3rd @ 110 B
Avery Pedersen 4th @ 120 A
Addison Hughes 5th @ 125 A
Lana Mason 1st @ 125 B
Tucker Twitchell 3rd @ 126 B Frosh
Lillian Massey 5th @ 130 A
Weston Kirkland 1st @ 132 A Frosh
Zane Cotrell 3rd @ 132 B Frosh
Chloe Lamb 5th @ 135 A
DC Flaten 3rd @ 138 B Frosh
Siale Moala 1st @ 190 Frosh
Troy Stebleton 5th @ 285 B Frosh
John Yeska 3rd @ 132 B JV
Alex Earll 3rd @ 144 B JV
Oliver Pick 5th @ 157 B JV
Hannah Holinde 1st @ 235

Next Competition
Boys at Tom Leprowse in Bozeman on January 2nd and 3rd
Girls at MT Super 14 in Belgrade on January 2nd and 3rd

In retrospect, the Bobcats had the Grizzlies right where they wanted them.

"We felt confident," said Bobcats receiver Taco Dowler of the moment in the third quarter of Saturday's FCS Semifinal playoff game at Bobcat Stadium when the game appeared to be slipping away. When Jake Olson caught a one-yard touchdown pass from Keali'i Ah Yat with 8:47 to play in penultimate period, Montana had erased a 20-3 MSU lead to vault in front 23-20.

"I think this team has continued to be a forward-thinking outfit," said MSU head coach Brent Vigen, "and the offense came out and drove it down the field to take the lead back. That piece is a microcosm of what we've been about all season."

Montana State answered UM's 80-yard scoring drive with an impressive march, moving 75 yards in 14 plays and converting three third downs while chewing up 6:40. Lamson connected with Rocky Lencioni on a pop pass that has become a familiar sight to Bobcat fans, pushing MSU back into the lead.

After Montana moved near midfield on the ensuing possession, the MSU defense stiffened. Ah Yat completed a short pass that Bryant Meredith's tackle limited to a two-yard gain on first down. Then Carson Williams rode UM do-it-all star Michael Wortham out of bounds after a three-yard game on second down. When the teams traded ends of the field after the third quarter ended, the Cats forced an incomplete pass and Montana punted to set up one of the most stunning, memorable sequences in Bobcat history.

Julius Davis rushed for eight on first-and-10 from the MSU 10, the gained five more. Adam Jones gained two yards, but then Lamson was sacked for a loss of seven, and a Bobcat false start put the Cats in a third-and-20 from the 13-yard line.

Lamson took the snap, surveyed from the pocket, and rolled right. Rather than leaking out for a scramble, the junior signal caller slinged a pass off one leg and hit Taco Dowler in stride at midfield. Dowler made a clean catch, subtly adjusted his path, and when two Grizzly defenders collided he was off to the races. The junior blazed down the near-side numbers, and when he crossed into the middle of the field through two other defenders he was home free.

"It had to be one of the greatest plays in program history," Vigen said.

If that play changed the course of Bobcat history, the next possession sealed the outcome. On fourth-and-seven from the Grizzly 25, Ah Yat threw a pass to the middle of the field and Bryce Grebe made the interception and sailed 40 yards into the end zone. That pushed MSU's lead to 48-23 and completed the scoring.

Powered by a strong final 24 minutes, Montana State out-gained UM 449 yards to 347, and piled up 23 first downs to the Grizzlies' 18. Justin Lamson completed 13 of his 19 passes for 209 yards and two touchdowns, while UM's Keali'i Ah Yat finished 27-42 with a touchdown and an interception.

Montana State's offense was balanced. The Cats rushed for 240 yards and threw for 209. Adam Jones gained 131 yards on the ground with two touchdowns. Taco Dowler caught five passes for 125 yards.

Stars also shone for the Bobcat defense, with Kenneth Eiden IV getting two tackles-for-loss, Tayden Gray getting two tackles-for-loss with a sack, and Zac Crews recording a sack. One of the team's biggest stars, though, missed most of the afternoon. Big Sky Defensive Player of the Year Caden Dowler was injured early in the game. In his absence, Colter Petre logged six tackles and a pass breakup.

The Grizzlies finish the season 12-2, with both losses to the Bobcats. After MSU won 31-28 in Missoula, Montana routed South Dakota State 50-29 and South Dakota 52-22. In two games spread out over four weeks, Montana State held the Griz to 51 total points.

The Cats raised their record to 13-2, and their winning streak to 13 games. Montana State advances to the FCS Championship for the second straight season and the third time in five seasons. MSU coach Brent Vigen is now 60-12 in his five seasons leading the Bobcats, 40-2 at home.

The Bobcats play Illinois State of the Missouri Valley Football Conference on Monday, January 5, for the national championship.

Boys:

Circle 64, Terry 24
Glasgow 56, Wolf Point 42
CJI 79, Heart Butte 36
Big Sandy 56, Highwood 48
Big Timber 63, Joliet 62
Lewistown 64, Browning 58
Butte Central 72, Glendive 55
Culbertson 47, Richey-Lambert 36
Fairfield 68, Cut Bank 30
Jordan 63, Wibaux 31
Ekalaka 57, Savage 41
Red Lodge 87, Roundup 27
North country 63, Dodson 23
Lame Deer 73, Borckton 65

Girls:

Lame Deer 58, Brockton 51
Jordan 49, Wibaux 23
Glasgow 64, Wolf Point 22
Circle 76, Terry 29
North Country 59, Dodson 11
CJI 74, Heart Butte 11
Glendive 54, Butte Central 41
Big Timber 65, JOliet 17
Choteau 47, Rocky Boy 29
Bainville 47, MonDak 42
MIles City 81, Ronan 40
Browning 48, Lewistown 46
Richey-Lambert 50, Culbertson 25
Ekalaka 42, Savage 39