Full Results
Girls Official Team Scores
1. Custer County 49
2. Glasgow 51
3. Sidney 89
4. Dawson County 112
5. Scobey 120
6. Poplar 132
7. Colstrip 148

Boys Official Team Scores
1. Custer County 56
2. Powder River Co 73
3. Glasgow 80
4. Sidney 89
5. Poplar 116
6. Dawson County 124
7. Lame Deer 171
8. Plentywood 183
9. Scobey 201

Girls
1 Tanae Baker 19:11.9
2 Emily See 19:52.3
14 Haleigh Huntsman 22:02.9
18 Kheyerah Bilger 22:36.7
23 Riley Evenson-Glasoe 23:32.0
25 Caylen Jankowski 23:45.0
31 Mayzie Yoakam 24:32.0
1 (JV) Kimber Dulaney 22:41.8
4 (JV) Jensina Tweten 23:33.1
13 (JV) Mary Dykema 26:33.9
21 (JV) Josie Kemp 28:40.6

Boys
7 Kyler Holinde 17:42.9
22 Ted See 19:16.9
25 Adam Mickelson 19:18.8
26 Kyler Whitman 19:19.6
35 James Seekins 19:40.1
47 Rowen Kloker 20:17.8
55 Owen Thompson 20:53.9
25 (JV) Gage Larsen 22:31.4
32 (JV) Timothy Pearson 23:40.7
37 (JV) Tristin Silhan 26:27.4

Glendive def. Glasgow 25-21, 25-11, 25-21. With the road loss, the Scottie record is now at 5-3 overall.
Aces - Green (2)
Kills - Green, Chappell (5 each)
Assists - Martin (11)
Blocks - Hunter, Page (5)
Digs - Chappell, Hunter (17 each)

The Glasgow football team won their first conference game on Friday night, in a big rival game with Malta.

Glasgow topped Malta 26-7 to move to 1-4 on the season, and 1-0 in conference play.

Glasgow will host Cut Bank for homecoming next Friday night.

Glasgow topped Malta in conference volleyball action on Friday afternoon:
21-25, 25-21, 25-9, 22-25, 15-11

Ellis McKean, running for the University of San Francisco, finished 104th out of 171 runners at the prestigious Roy Griak Invitational in Minnesota on Friday. McKean finished third for his team, the Dons, in the 8000m race, with a time of 26:16.

Meanwhile, Iris McKean, competing for the University of Montana, finished 103rd out of 134 runners at the Dillinger Invitational in Eugene, Oregon. She was the 3rd member of the Lady Griz to cross the finish line, in 22:30 - just 23 seconds behind the top finisher for Montana.

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Monday Sept. 18th -- JV FB vs. Culbertson 5:00 PM
Thursday Sept. 21st -- MS/HS XC Frazer Invitational
Thursday Sept. 21st -- MS VB vs. Sidney at GMS 5:00/6:15 PM
Thursday Sept. 21st -- HS VB @ Wolf Point (C/JV/V)
Friday Sept. 22nd -- HS VB vs. Malta 1:00 PM (C/JV/V)
Friday Sept. 22nd -- HS FB vs. Malta 7:00 PM
Saturday Sept. 23rd -- MS/HS XC @ Miles City Invitational
Saturday Sept. 23rd -- MS VB @ Harlem Jamboree
Saturday Sept. 23rd -- MS FB vs. Sidney 10:00 AM / 12:00 PM
Saturday Sept. 23rd -- HS VB @ Glendive (C/JV/V)
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Homecoming Week Theme -- “Wipeout the Wolves”
(School Dress-up Day Group Photos will be taken Monday thru Thursday at 11:55 AM at GHS)
Monday Sept. 25th -- (BBQ Dad's and Soccer Mom's at GHS & GMS, Crazy Sock Day at Irle)
Tuesday Sept. 26th -- (Black Tie Affair at GHS & GMS, PJ Day at Irle)
Tuesday Sept. 26th -- Scottie Pep Band Marches around GMS 1:05-1:35 PM
Wednesday Sept. 27th -- (Adam Sandler Day at GHS & GMS, Jersey Day at Irle)
Wednesday Sept. 27th -- Kindergarten thru 5th Grade assembly at Bundy Park w/ Scottie Pep Band 1:05-1:35 PM
Thursday Sept. 28th -- Senior Group Photo 8:00 AM at GHS
Thursday Sept. 28th -- (Frat Boys and Sorority Sisters at GHS, Red and White Day at GMS & Irle)
Thursday Sept. 28th -- Grades 3rd, 4th and 5th assembly at 9:00 AM in the Irle cafeteria w/ GHS Cheer
Thursday Sept. 28th -- Grades K, 1st, and 2nd assembly at 9:30 AM in the Irle cafeteria w/GHS Cheer
Thursday Sept. 28th -- After the little guys assembly Cheerleaders and Mascot go to recess with K&1 at 9:55-10:10 AM and recess with 2nd & 3rd at 10:15-10:30 AM.
Thursday Sept. 28th -- GHS Cheer, Mascot, and ALL Fall Senior Athletes @ GMS Pep Assembly-- EVERYONE WEARS RED!! 10:45 AM
Thursday Sept. 28th -- GHS Cheer at Head Start Preschool 11:30 AM - 12:09 PM
Thursday Sept. 28th -- GHS Coronation @ GHS Auditorium 3:20 PM (GHS Choir's perform Scotland the Brave)
Thursday Sept. 28th -- Car Parade Line-up 6:45 PM (El Cor Del)
Thursday Sept. 28th -- Bonfire 7:00 PM (GHS)
Thursday Sept. 28th -- “Mad about Plaid” Homecoming Dance after Bonfire (ALL GHS Students and Co-Op Athletes) 8:00- 10:00 PM
Friday Sept. 29th -- (Community Red and White Day)
Friday Sept. 29th -- Homecoming Parade 2:30 PM (Line-up at 2 PM in front of Civic Center)
Friday Sept. 29th -- Scottie Booster Club Community Tailgate Party 6:00 PM (Food provided by Opportunity Bank)
Friday Sept. 29th -- HS FB vs. Cut Bank 7:00 PM (GHS Swing Choir performs National Anthem). (Halftime featuring Saskatoon Police Pipe Band, Scottie Pep Band, and Hi-Line Cloggers.)
Saturday Sept. 30th -- MS VB @ District Tournament in Poplar
Saturday Sept. 30th -- Glasgow XC Invitational @ Kiwanis Park in Fort Peck 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM (HS, MS, and Elementary Skills races)
Saturday Sept. 30th -- MS FB @ Havre
Saturday Sept. 30th -- JV FB @ Wolf Point
Saturday Sept. 30th -- HS VB vs. Fairview 2:30 PM (JV/V) (Saskatoon Police Pipe Band will play between JV and V matches)
Saturday Sept. 30th -- Adult Community Pub Crawl starts at 5:30 PM (See Glasgow Chamber for Schedule)
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Monday Oct. 2nd -- JV VB vs. Nashua 6:00 PM
Monday Oct. 2nd -- 1st Day of S/D Practice at GHS 4:00 PM
Thursday Oct. 5th -- MS FB vs. Wolf Point 6:00 PM
Thursday Oct. 5th -- HS VB @ Sidney
Friday Oct. 6th -- HS FB @ Conrad
Saturday Oct. 7th -- MS/HS XC @ Sidney Invitational
Saturday Oct. 7th -- HS VB @ Harlem
Saturday Oct. 7th -- MS FB vs. Malta 10:00 AM/12:00 PM

Full Results
Girls
Class C Scoring (top 3 runners): Glasgow 10, Poplar 22, Scobey 22, Circle 37, Brockton 62, Frazer 72

1 Tanae Baker 19:48.9
4 Haleigh Huntsman 22:13.0
5 Kheyerah Bilger 22:35.8
8 Caylen Jankowski 24:30.4
10 Kimber Dulaney 24:49.7
17 Riley Evenson-Glasoe 25:00.5
29 Mary Dykema 28:04.4
2 Shelbie Labrie, Whitewater
11 Zora Holt, Hinsdale

Full Results
Boys
Class C Scoring (top 3 runners): Harlem 15, Plenty-Coup 29, Poplar 27, Glasgow 31, Scobey 58, Wolf Point 59, Frazer 74, Beach 80

4 Kyler Holinde 18:25.1
12 Ted See 19:49.2
15 Kyler Whitman 19:56.4
20 Adam Mickelson 20:16.0
22 James Seekins 20:22.7
23 Rowen Kloker 20:47.7
31 Owen Thompson 21:55.6
45 Drew Simensen 23:06.4
47 Gage Larsen 23:11.9
48 Timothy Pearson 23:17.7
62 Tristin Silhan 27:57.7

13 Gabe Beston, Frazer

Sidney defeated Glasgow 25-17, 24-26, 28-26, 25-21
Aces - Green (3)
Kills - Nyquist, Chappell (8)
Assists - Martin (19)
Blocks - Green (7)
Digs - Hunter, Chappell (19)

Full Story

Jade and Jaylyn both improved upon their season-opening time in Bozeman by more than 30 seconds. It was a Grizzly-best time for both athletes as well.

Iris McKean finished in third place on Montana and 23rd overall with a time of 18:32.99, which came within seconds of a career-best after she ran an 18:24 at the same event last season. It backed up a strong performance in the first meet for McKean as well, who has solidified her spot as the number three runner on the team.

The focus for McKean and her teammates was to run with everything they had on Friday, and fight through the pain.

"It felt terrible, to be honest, it hurt a lot," McKean said. "But it's a hard course and we were supposed to give it our all, and the outcome is exactly what we were supposed to do which feels good."

The Scotties fell to the Manhattan Tigers in a non-conference Class B football game in Manhattan on Friday night. Manhattan employed a stifling defense on their way to a 38-14 victory, over a Glasgow team that has been plagued by some early season injuries.

Manhattan held a tight 6-0 lead in the second quarter, and were threatening to score once again, when the Scotties defense held the Tigers out of the end zone on a goal line stand. Manhattan would go on to score once again in the second quarter, on an 8 yard TD Pass from Michael Stewart to Fennow to take a 14-0 halftime lead after the 2 point conversion pass was successful.

Glasgow's offense was led by a 64 yard touchdown run from quarterback Khye Gamas. Gamas also passed for another touchdown for Glasgow. Glasgow's Vaughn Miller had an interception, as well as multiple tackles for the Scotties defensively.

Manhattan quarterback Michael Stewart passed for 3 touchdowns, and ran for 1 more in the contest. Manhattan improves their record to 3-1 on the season, and will travel to Townsend next weekend. With the loss, Glasgow falls to 0-4 on the season. Glasgow will begin their conference schedule next Friday, when they host Malta at Scottie Field in Glasgow next Friday night at 7:00. That game will be broadcast on KLTZ radio.

1st Quarter: Manhattan 6, Glasgow 0

Halftime: Manhattan 14, Glasgow 0

3rd Quarter: Manhattan 20, Glasgow 0

Final: Manhattan 38, Glasgow 14

Scoring Plays:

1st Quarter:

(Manhattan) Stenberg 16 yd TD reception from Michael Stewart (run failed) 8:47

2nd Quarter:

(Manhattan) Fennow 8 yard TD reception from Stewart (Pass Successful) 2:47

3rd Quarter:

(Manhattan) Stewart 5 yard run (kick failed) 6:04

4th Quarter:

(Manhattan) Fennow 22 yard TD reception from Stewart (Kick Failed) 8:09
(Glasgow) Khye Gamas 64 yard TD run (pass failed) 7:08
(Manhattan) Stenberg 25 yard TD (run failed) 5:38
(Glasgow) Cade Strommen 26 yard TD reception from Gamas (Richards pass from Gamas) 3:29
(Manhattan) Tyson Padlack 3 yard TD run (kick failed) 0:30

Glasgow def. Poplar 25-18, 25-8, 25-15 on Friday afternoon

Tatum Nyquist had 4 of Glasgow's 15 aces
Hayden Green & JoJo Chappel each had 7 of Glasgow's 25 kills
Maycee Martin had 18 of Glasgow's 19 assists
Green had 5 of Glasgow's 6 blocks
Gina Page had 6 of Glasgow's 18 digs

The Scotties will host Sidney on Saturday, starting with C squad at 1 p.m.

Results from the Fergus Invitational Cross Country Meet in Lewistown on Friday, Sept. 15th
Girls 7th, Boys 9th

https://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/meet/224011/info

Scottie girls 1 Tanae Baker 19:57.4
30 Haleigh Huntsman 23:09.9
42 Kheyerah Bilger 24:19.6
54 Riley Evenson-Glasoe 25:39.7
58 Mayzie Yoakam 25:49.2
60 Jensina Tweten 26:01.6
11 (JV) Caylen Jankowski 25:54.6
35 (JV) Kimber Dulaney 28:20.1
54 (JV) Mary Dykema 31:02.9

19 Kyler Holinde 18:39.5
45 Ted See 20:37.7
60 Adam Mickelson 21:20.9
64 Rowen Kloker 21:36.0
74 Owen Thompson 22:42.9
79 Drew Simensen 23:16.0
48 (JV) Gage Larsen 24:34.1
51 (JV) Timothy Pearson 24:51.7
71 (JV) Tristin Silhan 29:44.0
75 (JV) Caith (Vick) Overbey 31:58.6

Friday Sept. 15th -- HS FB @ Manhattan- Broadcast on Kltz

Friday Sept. 15th -- HS VB vs. Poplar 1:00 PM (C/JV/V)

Friday Sept. 15th -- MS/HS XC @ Lewistown Invitational

Saturday Sept. 16th -- MS FB @ Wolf Point

Saturday Sept. 16th -- HS VB vs. Sidney 1:00 PM (C/JV/V)

Saturday Sept. 16th -- MS VB @ Scobey Jamboree

RED LODGE HIGH SCHOOL WOODDEN MEMORIAL SCHEDULE 2023

FRIDAY DECEMBER 9th VARSITY

9:30 AM – COLSTRIP VS JOLIET (G)
11:00 AM – COLSTRIP VS JOLIET (B)
12:30 PM – JEFFERSON VS COLUMBUS (G)
2:00 PM – JEFFERSON VS COLUMBUS (B)
3:30 PM – BIG TIMBER VS GLASGOW (G)
5:00 PM – BIG TIMBER VS GLASGOW (B)
6:30 PM – FAIRVIEW VS RED LODGE (G)
8:00 PM – FAIRVIEW VS RED LODGE (B)

SATURDAY DECEMBER 10th VARSITY

9:30 AM GLASGOW VS JOLIET (B)
11:00 AM GLASGOW VS JOLIET (G)
12:30 PM COLUMBUS VS FAIRVIEW (B)
2:00 PM COLUMBUS VS FAIRVIEW (G)
3:30 PM JOLIET VS JEFFERSON (B)
5:00 PM JOLIET VS JEFFERSON (G)
6:30 PM RED LODGE VS COLSTRIP (B)
8:00 PM RED LODGE VS COLSTRIP (G)

Saturday, Sept. 9

Carroll College 26, St. Thomas University 23

College of Idaho 37, Montana Western 35

Whitworth 42, Eastern Oregon 28

Montana Tech 37, Central Washington 29

Arizona Christian 49, Fort Lewis College 25

San Jose State 59, Cal Poly 3

North Dakota 37, Northern Arizona 22

Wyoming 31, Portland State 17

Incarnate Word 42, Northern Colorado 7

Weber State 34, Northern Iowa 17

Idaho 33, Nevada 6

South Dakota State 20, Montana State 16

Utah State 78, Idaho State 28

Fresno State 34, Eastern Washington 31

Montana 43, Utah Tech 13

Oregon State 55, UC Davis 7

Sacramento State 34, Texas A&M-Commerce 6

Boys Team Scores 1. Havre 31 2. Glasgow 44 3. Harlem 60 4. Fort Benton 101 5. Chinook 134

Girls Team Scores 1. Havre 38 2. Glasgow 38 3. North Toole County(Sunburst) 79 4. Chinook 98 5. Fairfield 118 (Glasgow second on sixth runner tie-breaker)

3 Kyler Holinde 17:33.1
8 Ted See 19:00.3
10 James Seekins 19:04.4
No Bib Kyler Whitman 19:05.0
14 Adam Mickelson 19:55.6
25 Rowen Kloker 20:57.3
28 Owen Thompson 21:06.6
42 Drew Simensen 22:40.5
44 Timothy Pearson 22:53.9
45 Gage Larsen 22:53.9
51 Vick Overbey 24:02.4
62 Tristin Silhan 27:27.9

1 Tanae Baker 19:08.8
3 Emily See 19:32.6
9 Haleigh Huntsman 22:02.7
14 Kheyerah Bilger 22:36.8
17 Mayzie Yoakam 23:17.9
20 Jensina Tweten 23:52.2
21 Riley Evenson-Glasoe 23:56.2
32 Kimber Dulaney 25:50.8
40 Mary Dykema 27:16.5
41 Josie Kemp 27:27.5

Both middle school teams won the meet:
Boys: Team Scores 1. Glasgow 23 2. Havre 37 3. Belt 73

1. 4. 8 Jack Milam 9:39.78 Glasgow
2. 5. 6 Colt Hudyma 9:46.30 Glasgow
3. 6. 6 Tyrus Hartwell 9:47.18 Glasgow
4. 7. 8 Garrett Thompson 9:48.09 Glasgow
5. 12. 8 Ian Anderson 10:37.47 Glasgow
6. 15. 7 Nikolas Kulczyk 11:01.54 Glasgow
7. 17. 6 Beckett Doornek 11:05.07 Glasgow
8. 20. 6 Baden White 11:06.99 Glasgow
9. 28. 7 Paxton Wesen 11:34.66 Glasgow
10. 37. 6 Ryker Nixdorf 12:32.14 Glasgow
11. 39. 6 Quincy Iwen 12:37.43 Glasgow
12. 40. 6 Wade Furhman 12:51.20 Glasgow
13. 48. 8 Aaron Mickelson 15:22.63 Glasgow
14. 50. 6 Jacob Seekins 15:36.03 Glasgow
15. 54. 6 Ashton Earll 20:05.60 Glasgow

Girls: 1. Glasgow 29 2. Harlem 42 3. Havre 56

1. 4. 6 Elise Kirkland 11:44.65 Glasgow
2. 8. 7 Harper Wesen 12:04.18 Glasgow
3. 9. 7 Ryder Bilger 12:12.21 Glasgow
4. 14. 6 Addie Hughes 12:42.09 Glasgow
5. 16. 7 Harper Thompson 12:45.82 Glasgow
6. 18. 6 Riley Pattison 12:48.51 Glasgow
7. 28. 8 Willow Sugg 14:04.46 Glasgow
8. 33. 6 Rubey Nixdorf 14:44.71 Glasgow
9. 38. 7 Amani Probert 14:58.05 Glasgow
10. 46. 8 Romie Zumbuhl 16:58.43 Glasgow

Glasgow def. Harlem 25-15, 25-20, 25-11

Aces: Hallie Hunter 4
Kills: Joely Chappell 9
Assists: Macy Martin 23
Blocks: Hayden Green 6
Digs: Tatum Nyquist 8

Glasgow improved to 3-0 overall and 2-0 in conference play.

The Columbus Cougars defeated Glasgow at Scottie Field on Friday night 41-0. Glasgow falls to 0-3 and Columbus improves to 3-0.

Columbus scored 2 touchdowns in each of the first three quarters and got a running clock in the 3rd quarter. The final scoring for Columbus was a safety in the 4th quarter.

The Cougars outgained Glasgow 361-129. The Scotties could only muster 75 rushing yards and 54 passing yards.

Glasgow will travel to Manhattan on Friday for a non-conference game.

Bozeman Gallatin 51, Billings Senior 28
Bozeman 56, Billings Skyview 7
Billings West 49, Great Falls CMR 14
Great Falls 56, Belgrade 14
Helena 48, Missoula Hellgate 13
Missoula Big Sky 21, Kalispell Flathead 20
Missoula Sentinel 17, Helena Capital 14
Butte 28, Kalispell Glacier 27

Lewistown 35, Sidney 0
Dillon 21, Columbia Falls 19
Hamilton 35, Bigfork 14
Billings Central 50, East Helena 6
Browning 49, Stevensville 27
Corvallis 7, Whitefish 0
Havre 36, Miles City 18
Laurel 40, Hardin 0
Lockwood 21, Glendive 14
Polson 42, Butte Central 20
Ronan 20, Libby 19

Florence 44, Huntley Project 27
Baker 22, Joliet 21
Eureka 54, Cut Bank 0
Missoula Loyola 52, Big Timber 0
Red Lodge 56, Colstrip 0
Columbus 41, Glasgow 0
Manhattan 35, Thompson Falls 12
Jefferson 48, Malta 14
Three Forks 45, Whitehall 0 (Thursday)
Fairfield 26, Wolf Point 14
Shepherd 54, Roundup 0

Full Results

Boys Team Scores 1. Havre 31 2. Glasgow 44 3. Harlem 60 4. Fort Benton 101 5. Chinook 134
Girls Team Scores 1. Havre 38 2. Glasgow 38 3. North Toole County(Sunburst) 79 4. Chinook 98 5. Fairfield 118 (Glasgow second on sixth runner tie-breaker)

3 Kyler Holinde 17:33.1
8 Ted See 19:00.3
10 James Seekins 19:04.4
No Bib Kyler Whitman 19:05.0
14 Adam Mickelson 19:55.6
25 Rowen Kloker 20:57.3
28 Owen Thompson 21:06.6
42 Drew Simensen 22:40.5
44 Timothy Pearson 22:53.9
45 Gage Larsen 22:53.9
51 Vick Overbey 24:02.4
62 Tristin Silhan 27:27.9

1 Tanae Baker 19:08.8
3 Emily See 19:32.6
9 Haleigh Huntsman 22:02.7
14 Kheyerah Bilger 22:36.8
17 Mayzie Yoakam 23:17.9
20 Jensina Tweten 23:52.2
21 Riley Evenson-Glasoe 23:56.2
32 Kimber Dulaney 25:50.8
40 Mary Dykema 27:16.5
41 Josie Kemp 27:27.5

Both middle school teams won the meet:
Boys: Team Scores 1. Glasgow 23 2. Havre 37 3. Belt 73

1. 4. 8 Jack Milam 9:39.78 Glasgow
2. 5. 6 Colt Hudyma 9:46.30 Glasgow
3. 6. 6 Tyrus Hartwell 9:47.18 Glasgow
4. 7. 8 Garrett Thompson 9:48.09 Glasgow
5. 12. 8 Ian Anderson 10:37.47 Glasgow
6. 15. 7 Nikolas Kulczyk 11:01.54 Glasgow
7. 17. 6 Beckett Doornek 11:05.07 Glasgow
8. 20. 6 Baden White 11:06.99 Glasgow
9. 28. 7 Paxton Wesen 11:34.66 Glasgow
10. 37. 6 Ryker Nixdorf 12:32.14 Glasgow
11. 39. 6 Quincy Iwen 12:37.43 Glasgow
12. 40. 6 Wade Furhman 12:51.20 Glasgow
13. 48. 8 Aaron Mickelson 15:22.63 Glasgow
14. 50. 6 Jacob Seekins 15:36.03 Glasgow
15. 54. 6 Ashton Earll 20:05.60 Glasgow

Girls: 1. Glasgow 29 2. Harlem 42 3. Havre 56

1. 4. 6 Elise Kirkland 11:44.65 Glasgow
2. 8. 7 Harper Wesen 12:04.18 Glasgow
3. 9. 7 Ryder Bilger 12:12.21 Glasgow
4. 14. 6 Addie Hughes 12:42.09 Glasgow
5. 16. 7 Harper Thompson 12:45.82 Glasgow
6. 18. 6 Riley Pattison 12:48.51 Glasgow
7. 28. 8 Willow Sugg 14:04.46 Glasgow
8. 33. 6 Rubey Nixdorf 14:44.71 Glasgow
9. 38. 7 Amani Probert 14:58.05 Glasgow
10. 46. 8 Romie Zumbuhl 16:58.43 Glasgow

Glasgow defeated Malta on Thursday to pick up a conference win on the road.

Glasgow over Malta
22-25, 25-23, 25-20, 20-25, 15-13

Digs- Macy Martin 21
Aces- Tatum Nyquist 5
Kills- Tatum Nyquist 11
Assists- Macy Martin 27
Blocks- Hayden Green 5

The Scotties will host Harlem Saturday afternoon at Scottie Gymnasium.

The North Country Mavericks defeated Harlem on Thursday.

North Country over Harlem

25-10, 25-9, 25-14

The 3rd through 6th Grade Volleyball Skills Programs will begin practice this week in the Irle School Gymnasium. The cost is only $15 for the 5-week program.

Practice Schedule

The 3rd through 5th Grade Cross Country Skills Program will begin practice this week at Bundy Park. The cost is $15 for the 4-week program.
Practice Schedule

Monday Sept. 4th -- JV FB vs. Malta 5:00 PM
Tuesday Sept. 5th -- 1st Day of 3rd-6th VB Skills Practice @ Irle Gymnasium Time 4:00 / 5:15 PM
Tuesday Sept. 5th -- 1st Day of 3rd-5th XC Skills @ Bundy Park Time 4:00 PM
Thursday Sept. 7th -- HS VB @ Malta (C/JV/V)
Friday Sept. 8th -- HS FB vs. Columbus 7:00 PM
Saturday Sept. 9th -- MS/HS XC @ Havre Invitational
Saturday Sept. 9th -- HS VB vs. Harlem 1:00 PM (C/JV/V)
Saturday Sept. 9th -- MS VB @ Malta Jamboree
Saturday Sept. 9th -- MS FB @ Glendive
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Monday Sept. 11th -- JV FB @ Sidney
Friday Sept. 15th -- HS FB @ Manhattan
Friday Sept. 15th -- HS VB vs. Poplar 3:00 PM (C/JV/V)
Friday Sept. 15th -- MS/HS XC @ Lewistown Invitational
Saturday Sept. 16th -- JV FB @ Broadwater (Townsend)
Saturday Sept. 16th -- MS FB @ Wolf Point
Saturday Sept. 16th -- HS VB vs. Sidney 1:00 PM (C/JV/V)
Saturday Sept. 16th -- MS VB @ Scobey Jamboree
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Thursday Sept. 21st -- MS/HS XC Frazer Invitational
Thursday Sept. 21st -- MS VB vs. Sidney at GMS 5:00/6:15 PM
Thursday Sept. 21st -- HS VB @ Wolf Point (C/JV/V)
Friday Sept. 22nd -- HS VB vs. Malta 1:00 PM (C/JV/V)
Friday Sept. 22nd -- HS FB vs. Malta 7:00 PM
Saturday Sept. 23rd -- MS/HS XC @ Miles City Invitational
Saturday Sept. 23rd -- MS VB @ Harlem Jamboree
Saturday Sept. 23rd -- MS FB vs. Sidney 10:00 AM / 12:00 PM
Saturday Sept. 23rd -- HS VB @ Glendive (C/JV/V)

Afew high school athletes compete at the Poplar Invitational on Saturday:
Girls:
18 Riley Evenson-Glasoe 26:27.9

Boys (6th):
19 Owen Thompson 21:20.2 P.R.
32 Timothy Pearson 22:46.5 P.R.
39 Jordan Cook 23:32.6
47 Gage Larsen 25:04.0
48 Drew Simensen 25:27.7
54 Tristin Silhan 28:35.7 P.R.

The middle school also competed in Poplar today. The boys won the meet and the girls were 6th.
Boys:
1. 4. 8 Jack Milam 9:32.35 Glasgow
2. 5. 6 Tyrus Hartwell 9:35.31 Glasgow
3. 6. 8 Garrett Thompson 9:37.73 Glasgow
4. 7. 6 Colt Hudyma 9:44.80 Glasgow
5. 16. 7 Nikolas Kulczyk 10:52.04 Glasgow
6. 18. 6 Beckett Doornek 11:08.01 Glasgow
7. 20. 6 Baden White 11:08.50 Glasgow
8. 31. 6 Wade Furhman 12:24.16 Glasgow
9. 33. 6 Ryker Nixdorf 12:34.35 Glasgow
10. 37. 7 Paxton Wesen 12:50.77 Glasgow
11. 47. 8 Aaron Mickelson 14:51.52 Glasgow
12. 54. 6 Jacob Seekins 16:09.78 Glasgow

Girls:
1. 29. 7 Harper Wesen 12:05.08 Glasgow
2. 33. 7 Ryder Bilger 12:15.45 Glasgow
3. 35. 6 Riley Pattison 12:30.12 Glasgow
4. 36. 6 Addie Hughes 12:46.27 Glasgow
5. 51. 6 Rubey Nixdorf 13:53.56 Glasgow
6. 52. 8 Willow Sugg 14:04.77 Glasgow
7. 56. 7 Amani Probert 14:15.54 Glasgow
8. 61. 7 Harper Thompson 15:06.28 Glasgow
9. 70. 8 Romie Zumbuhl 17:05.66 Glasgow

https://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/meet/227904/info

Scottie volleyball scores from the Chinook Tournament on Saturday:
Chinook defeated Glasgow 25-11 in pool play
Glasgow defeated Valier 25-4 in pool play
Roy/Winifred defeated Glasgow 25-11 in pool play
Cut Bank defeated Glasgow 26-24 in pool play
Glasgow defeated Malta 25-15, 25-20
Highwood defeated Glasgow 25-20, 21-25
Glasgow finished 2-4 on the day

The Glasgow Scotties fell to the Huntley Project Red Devils by a score of 38- 6 in a non-conference Class B football game in Worden on Friday night. The game was tight early on, as Huntley Project held a 7-0 lead with 9:31 remaining in the 2nd quarter. At that point, Glasgow capitalized on a muffed Huntley Project punt, which the Scotties recovered on the Huntley Project 5 yard line. Glasgow would then go on to score on the very next play, via a Khye Gamas 5-yard run for their lone score of the game, and cut the lead to 7-6 after a failed two-point conversion attempt.

Huntley Project would then go onto score 31 unanswered points, as they forced 4 Glasgow turnovers, on their way to the victory. Huntley Project quarterback Jack Cook accounted for 3 touchdowns in the game. He ran for a touchdown, passed for a touchdown, and had a 34 yard interception return to account for another touchdown. Cade Sorlie for Huntley Project had two interceptions, as well as a 34 yard touchdown reception for the Red Devils as well.

With the win, Huntley Project evens their record at 1-1 while Glasgow falls to 0-2. Huntley Project will travel to play Florence/Carlton next Friday night. Glasgow will play host to Columbus on Friday, September 8th, with kickoff set for 7:00 PM at Scottie Field. That game can be heard on KLTZ radio.

1Q- Huntley Project 7, Glasgow 0

Halftime- Huntley Project 21, Glasgow 6

3Q- Huntley Project 28, Glasgow 6

Final- Huntley Project 38, Glasgow 6

Scoring Plays

1st Quarter:

(HP) Jake Cook 1 yard run (Brett Hassler Kick) 5:08

2nd Quarter:

(Glasgow) Khye Gamas 5 yard run (run failed) 9:31
(HP) Cade Sorlie 34 yard reception from Jake Cook (Hassler Kick)-7:54
(HP) Jake Cook 18 yard interception return (Hassler Kick) - 7:40

3rd Quarter:

(HP) Grady Schmidt 1 yard run (Hassler Kick) - 3:16

4th Quarter:

(HP) Brett Hassler 42 yard Field Goal - 7:24
(HP) Jake Cook 5 yard run - (Hassler Kick) - 0:53

The Scottie Volleyball team defeated Chinook on Thursday and came away with the non-conference win. The Scotties had to come from behind as they were down 2-1 but came back to win the final two sets to pick up the victory.

Glasgow over Chinook: 25-18, 18-25, 20-25, 27-25, 15-13

Aces: Hunter, Martin and Chappell with 2 each

Kills- Chappell leads the way with 8

Assists- Martin with 17

Blocks- Green leads with 5

Digs- Nyquist and Chappell each with 22

The Scotties will compete at the Chinook Invitational on Saturday.

Thursday, Aug. 31

Sacramento State 38, Nicholls 24

UC Davis 48, Texas A&M-Commerce 10

Idaho 42, Lamar 17

Weber State 35, Central Washington 10

Abilene Christian 31, Northern Colorado 11

Saturday, Sept. 2

Butler at Montana, 12 p.m.

Portland State at Oregon, 1 p.m.

Eastern Washington at North Dakota State, 1:30 p.m.

San Diego at Cal Poly, 4 p.m.

Utah Tech at Montana State, 6 p.m.

Northern Arizona at Arizona, 7 p.m.

Idaho State at San Diego State, 8:30 p.m.

Thursday, Aug. 31

Carroll 21, Montana Tech 19

Saturday, Sept. 2

Rocky Mountain at MSU-Northern, 1 p.m.

Southern Oregon at College of Idaho, 1 p.m.

Montana Western at Eastern Oregon, 2 p.m.

A good, solid day on the state course in Kalispell today. Tanae had a great day, just 5 seconds off the win! Emily batting some tendinitis still cut time from last week. James, Rowen and Jensina all had p.r.'s. The rest of the squad will run in Poplar tomorrow.

65 Kyler Holinde 17:57.6
136 KJ Ingram 19:45.5
142 Kyler Whitman 19:50.7
144 James Seekins 19:56.5 P.R.
147 Ted See 20:01.6
154 Adam Mickelson 20:31.2
176 Rowen Kloker 21:33.7 P.R.
198 varsity runners
Glasgow 19th out of 26 teams, second Class B team


2 Tanae Baker 18:59.8
11 Emily See 20:02.6
60 Haleigh Huntsman 22:34.1
89 Kheyerah Bilger 23:28.9
129 Jensina Tweten 25:43.1 P.R.
132 Caylen Jankowski 26:18.8
140 Mary Dykema 29:11.2
149 varsity runners
Glasgow 9th of 20 teams, top class B team

https://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/meet/223010/info

MHSA Postseason Tournaments in Glasgow this school year:

-District 2B Volleyball Oct. 26-28

-District 3C Boys/Girls Basketball Feb. 14-17

-Eastern C Divisional Boys/Girls Basketball Feb. 28-Mar. 2

-Northern B Divisional Golf May 7

-Eastern B/C Divisional Softball May 16-18

-Northern B Track & Field Divisional May 17-18

Regular season tournaments in Glasgow this school year:

-11th Annual Class C Showcase Dec. 1-2

-28th Annual Wrestling Invitational Dec. 8-9

Florence 27 - Jefferson 0
Shepherd 28 - Glasgow 8
Manhattan 36 - Huntley Project 14
Malta - 36 - Baker 8
Thompson Falls 20 - Conrad 14
Cut Bank 29 - Broadwater 0
Fairfield 54 - Roundup 0
Joliet 50 - Wolf Point 6
Sweet Grass 35 - Colstrip 18
Red Lodge 46 - Whitehall 7
Columbus 61 - Anaconda 0
Loyola 21 - Three Forks 14
Eureka 45 - Bonners Ferry 0

3-Week Scottie Activities Outlook:

Thursday Aug. 31st -- VB vs. Chinook 4:30 PM (C/JV/V)
Friday Sept. 1st -- HS FB @ Huntley Project
Friday Sept. 1st -- V XC @ Kalispell Invitational
Friday Sept. 1st -- MS VB @ Sidney
Saturday Sept. 2nd -- MS/JV XC @ Poplar Invitational
Saturday Sept. 2nd MS VB @ Wolf Point Jamboree
Saturday Sept. 2nd MS FB @ Malta
Saturday Sept. 2nd V VB @ Chinook Invitational
Saturday Sept. 2nd JV VB @ Lustre

Monday Sept. 4th -- JV FB vs. Malta 5:00 PM
Tuesday Sept. 5th -- 1st Day of 3rd-6th VB Skills Practice @ Irle Gymnasium Time 4:00 / 5:15 PM
Tuesday Sept. 5th -- 1sy Day of 3rd-5th XC Skills @ Bundy Park Time 4:00 PM
Thursday Sept. 7th -- HS VB @ Malta (C/JV/V)
Friday Sept. 8th -- HS FB vs. Columbus 7:00 PM
Saturday Sept. 9th -- MS/HS XC @ Havre Invitational
Saturday Sept. 9th -- MS VB @ Malta Jamboree
Saturday Sept. 9th -- HS VB @ Harlem (C/JV/V)
Saturday Sept. 9th -- MS FB @ Glendive

Monday Sept. 11th -- JV FB @ Sidney
Friday Sept. 15th -- HS FB @ Manhattan
Friday Sept. 15th -- HS VB vs. Poplar 3:00 PM (C/JV/V)
Friday Sept. 15th -- MS/HS XC @ Lewistown Invitational
Saturday Sept. 16th -- JV FB @ Broadwater (Townsend)
Saturday Sept. 16th -- MS FB @ Wolf Point
Saturday Sept. 16th -- HS VB vs. Sidney 1:00 PM (C/JV/V)
Saturday Sept. 16th -- MS VB @ Scobey Jamboree

On Friday, the Scottie Cross Country teams opened up their season at the Billings Invite.

The Scottie Girls finished 6th overall and the Scottie Boys finished 17th.

Individual Results:

Girls

5th- Tanae Baker 19:59
6th- Emily See 20:06
48th- Haleigh Huntsman 22:43
60th- Kheyerah Bilger 23:34
94th- Jensina Tweten 26:16
113- Riley Evenson-Glasoe 28:50

Boys

50th- Kyler Holinde 18:31
75th- KJ Ingram 19:37
93th-James Seekins 20:02
101st- Ted See 20:16
114th- Adam Mickelson 20:58
128th- Rowen Kloker 21:46

Scotties finish the Choteau Invitational with a 2-11 record in pool play.

Choteau def. Glasgow 21-12 21-13
Florence Carlton def. Glasgow 21-19 21-11
Glasgow def. Cut Bank 19-21, 21-8
Three Forks def. Glasgow 21-18, 19-21
Wolf Point def. Glasgow 21-11, 21-14
Shelby def. Glasgow 21-16, 21-18
Three Forks def. Glasgow 21-11 21-12
Ennis def. Glasgow 19-21, 21-16
Shelby def. Glasgow 21-16, 21-18
Wolf Point def. Glasgow 21-18, 20-21
Florence Carlton def. Glasgow 21-14, 21-11
Choteau def. Glasgow 21-9, 21-16
Glasgow def. Simms 21-20, 21-12

The Shepherd Mustangs traveled to Glasgow for a Saturday night contest and on a hot August evening defeated the Scotties 28-6. Shepherd opened up a tight game in the 4th quarter outscoring the Scotties 22-0 in the final quarter. Glasgow had led 8-6 going into the 4th quarter.

The lone touchdown for Glasgow was a 25 yard touchdown pass from Khye Gamas to Wyatt Babb in the middle of the 2nd quarter.

Shepherd outgained Glasgow 336-232 and rolled up 324 yards rushing. Glasgow had just 88 rushing yards but did put up 144 passing yards.

Glasgow will travel to Huntley Project on Friday for game 2 on the season.

Lockwood 15, Miles City 14
Shepherd 28, Glasgow 8
Missoula Loyola 21, Three Forks 14
Arlee 68, Victor 12
Wibaux 38, Ekalaka 6
Bainville 68, Terry 26
Fairview 21, Belt 20
Westby/Grenora 51, Fromberg/Belfry 13

Frontier Conference

Final football scores

Saturday, Aug. 26

Montana State-Northern 14, Mayville State (North Dakota) 0

College of Idaho 37, Lincoln (California) 7

Rocky Mountain College 20, Dickinson State (North Dakota) 19

Stan Ozark sat down with all three coaches of Glasgow Scottie Fall Sports for the Fall Sports Preview presented by Pepsi!

Scottie Football: https://on.soundcloud.com/Kxq2j

Scottie Cross Country: https://on.soundcloud.com/8aUZW

Scottie Volleyball: https://on.soundcloud.com/k3fh7

Brian Michelotti, the Executive Director of the Montana High School Association and Commissioner of the MOA, recently announced this year’s National Federation of State High School Association (NFHS) Officials of the Year for Montana. Nominees for this award must exemplify the highest standards of ethical conduct, moral character and carry the endorsement of their respective state high school association. The recipients for 2022-2023 are:


Baseball Seth Kitchin Region 1
Boys’ Basketball Craig Cyr Region 2
Girls’ Basketball Brock Copenhaver Region 8
Football Mike Dryden Region 8
Boys’ Soccer Davis Almanza Region 7
Girls’ Soccer Andy Gentry Region 1
Softball Rock Rayl Region 5
Volleyball Tyler Bowen Region 2
Wrestling Fred Trafelet Region 5

The NFHS Officials’ Association annually recognizes officials in each state for the commitment they make to young people who participate in activities throughout the country. MHSA/MOA is proud to have these officials included in that group.

The Glasgow Scottie Cross Country team will open up its season on Friday at the Billings Invitational.

The Glasgow Scottie Volleyball team will open up its season this weekend at the Choteau Invitational.

The Glasgow Scottie Football team will open up its season vs Shepherd on Saturday at Scottie Field.

Scottie Football Home Opener This Saturday vs. Shepherd Mustangs!

Scottie Field

Sat. Aug. 26

6:00 PM Kickoff

Earn FREE Ticket Voucher by attending 4:00 PM "Scottie Field Recharged" facility tours with AD Flaten to learn about upcoming bond.

ALL Admission gates open at 4:45 PM

Ticket prices: $8 Adult $6 Student.

Game will be broadcast on Kltz!

Scottie Cross Country Boys and Girls will open up their regular season at the Billings Invitational this Friday!

12:00 JV Boys
12:25 JV Girls
12:50 Varsity Boys
1:25 Varsity Girls

The Scottie Volleyball Team will be in Choteau this weekend for the Choteau Invitational. Teams competing include:

Shelby
Ennis
Wolf Point
Simms
Broadwater
Cut Bank
Florence/Carlton
Glasgow
Choteau
Three Forks
Fairfield
Manhattan Christian
Conrad
Thompson Falls
Manhattan

Monday Aug 21st -- Red and White Night (VB, XC, FB) 5:00 PM
Friday Aug 25th -- MS XC @ Wolf Point Invitational
Friday Aug 25th -- HS XC @ Billings Invitational
Friday Aug 25th-26th -- V VB @ Choteau Invitational
Saturday Aug 26th -- C/JV VB @ Malta Invitational
Saturday Aug 26th -- MS FB Jamboree @ Scottie Field 9:00 AM
Saturday Aug 26th -- MS VB Jamboree @ Scottie Gymnasium 9:00 AM
Saturday Aug. 26th -- Scottie Field "Recharged" Tours with AD Flaten 4:00 PM
Saturday Aug. 26th -- HS FB vs. Shepherd 6:00 PM
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Thursday Aug. 31st -- VB vs. Chinook 4:30 PM (C/JV/V)
Friday Sept. 1st -- HS FB @ Huntley Project
Friday Sept. 1st -- V XC @ Ka3-Welispell Invitational
Friday Sept. 1st -- MS VB @ Sidney
Saturday Sept. 2nd -- MS/JV XC @ Poplar Invitational
Saturday Sept. 2nd MS VB @ Wolf Point Jamboree
Saturday Sept. 2nd MS FB @ Malta
Saturday Sept. 2nd V VB @ Chinook Invitational
Saturday Sept. 2nd C/JV VB @ Lustre
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Monday Sept. 4th -- JV FB vs. Malta 5:00 PM
Tuesday Sept. 5th -- 1st Day of 3rd-6th VB Skills Practice @ Irle Gymnasium Time TBA
Tuesday Sept. 5th -- 1sy Day of 3rd=5th XC Skills @ Bundy Park Time TBA
Thursday Sept. 7th -- HS VB @ Malta (C/JV/V)
Friday Sept. 8th -- HS FB vs. Columbus 7:00 PM
Saturday Sept. 9th -- MS/HS XC @ Havre Invitational
Saturday Sept. 9th -- MS VB @ Malta Jamboree
Saturday Sept. 9th -- HS VB @ Harlem (C/JV/V)
Saturday Sept. 9th -- MS FB @ Glendive

Glasgow High School will host Red and White contests on Monday at the Scottie Athletic Complex.

Scottie Volleyball will have their Red and White contest at 5pm at Scottie Gymnasium.

Scottie Cross Country will have their Red and White Run at Scottie Field at 6pm.

Scottie Football will have their Red and White contest at 6:30pm at Scottie Field.

The Scottie Field Recharged Committee will host an informational session on the upcoming facilities bond & a tour of our current aging Scottie Field facilities on Sat. Aug. 26th 4:00 to 4:45 PM.

AD Flaten will provide the tour and ALL those in attendance will be given a FREE admission voucher to that evening’s Scottie Football Home Opener vs. Shepherd. 6 PM kickoff.

A ballot initiative has been filed to designate rodeo as the official state sport of Montana.

The initiative, filed by a group headed by Troy Hudson of Stevensville, has been sent to the Montana attorney general’s office for review. Once the proposed statutory initiative receives regulatory approval, some 30,100 signatures will have to be collected in order to have the measure appear on the November 2024 general election ballot.

"I grew up in a Montana ranch family. Having worked with livestock and cowboys all of my life, I understand the social and cultural importance of the American rodeo," Hudson stated in a press release. "For many Montana towns, the rodeo is the community event of the year.

"This is because it brings together a showcase of the Montana way of life, while preserving family traditions and western values. It is also one of the few sports where both the animals and the cowboys and cowgirls are the featured athletes."

Language of the proposal states that the initiative will designate in law that the American rodeo is the official sport of Montana. The group states that the American rodeo is both the embodiment of the historic Montana way of life and a celebration of the states unique western culture.

Another sponsor of the initiative, James Brown of Dillon, stated: "I can see no more appropriate way to honor the history of rodeo and its place in Montana history than to make rodeo the Treasure State’s sport.” If this measure is to be enacted by the people, the American rodeo will be put in a place in Montana law next to Montana’s other treasures, such as the Western Meadowlark, the Grizzly Bear, and the Bitterroot flower.”

The group filed the ballot initiative with the Montana secretary of state in July. If the ballot measure is approved for circulation, the committee will make appearances at rodeos and other community events throughout Montana in order to collect the requisite amount of signatures.

Congratulations to the Class of 2023 Glasgow High School Athletic Hall of Fame inductees! These five individuals took their permanent place in the hallways of GHS on Wednesday.

Carly Nelson- Volleyball
Daley Aune- Volleyball and Softball
Mo Fast- Football
Reed Larsen- Cross Country
Riley Smith- Golf

Thanks to CB Photography for donating the photos every year for this great honor.

The Glasgow Chamber held its annual Colbrese Cup Golf Tourney on Saturday. 17 teams competed for thousands of dollars in prizes at Sunnyside Country Club in Glasgow.

The Glasgow High School Athletic Department announces an Electronic Ticket option for all HOME Regular and Postseason Events this coming school year.

If you would like to purchase advanced single-event tickets to any Varsity, Sub-Varsity, or Middle School athletic events you can do so at any time at the link below.

Download the GoFan app on any Apple or Android device and have your E-Tickets ready upon arrival.
https://gofan.co/app/school/MT17085

Scottie Cross Country got underway at midnight on Friday under first year head coach Tim Phillips. 24 kids are out for this year’s squads. 13 Boys & 11 Girls.

32 Girls were in attendance Friday morning for the first practice of Scottie Volleyball. Brooke Martin begins her second year as head coach of the Scottie.

Veteran Head Coach Patrick Barnett held his first Scottie Football practice on Friday. 34 players attended the first practice.

Northeast Montana Fair & Rodeo
Glasgow, Mont., Aug. 8-9

All-around cowboy: Benjamin Ayre, $1,031, tie-down roping and steer wrestling.

Bareback riding: 1. Richmond Champion, 86 points on J Bar J's Gronk, $1,687; 2. Weston Timberman, 83.5, $1,278; 3. Rocker Steiner, 80.5, $920; 4. Ty Owens, 75, $614; 5. Spur Owens, 71.5, $358; 6. Cole Hollen, 71, $256.

Steer wrestling: First round: 1. Kyle Callaway, 3.9 seconds, $1,028; 2. Michael Bates Jr., 4.2, $851; 3. Ben Ayre, 4.4, $674; 4. (tie) Brady Boyce and Justin Dahl, 4.7, $408 each; 6. Landonias Sivertsen, 4.9, $177. Second round: 1. Kolby Bignell, 3.8 seconds, $1,028; 2. (tie) Tyler Thorson and Jaret Whitman, 4.1, $762 each; 4. (tie) Joe Nelson and Wynn Schaack, 4.3, $408 each; 6. (tie) Cole Fulton and Luke Gee, 4.4, $89 each. Average: 1. Kyle Callaway, 8.9 seconds on two head, $1,542; 2. Kolby Bignell, 9.3, $1,276; 3. Tyler Thorson, 9.4, $1,010; 4. (tie) Cole Fulton and Jaret Whitman, 9.5, $612 each; 6. Landonias Sivertsen, 9.6, $266.

Team roping: First round: 1. Braden Pirrung/Jade Nelson, 4.7 seconds, $1,410 each; 2. Cameron Irwin/Coley Nicholls, 5.0, $1,167; 3. Bodie Mattson/Cash Hetzel, 5.1, $924; 4. Gunner Plenty/Mason Trollinger, 5.4, $681; 5. (tie) Brady Tryan/Calgary Smith and Wheaton Williams/Bryan Lemmon, 5.6, $340 each. Second round: 1. Shawn Bird/Zachary Schweigert, 4.2 seconds, $1,410 each; 2. Brady Tryan/Calgary Smith, 4.6, $1,167; 3. (tie) Gunner Plenty/Mason Trollinger, Jade Stoddard/Ben Folsom and Aaron Tsinigine/Ryan Motes, 4.9, $681 each; 6. Ian Austiguy/Sam Levine, 5.4, $243. Average: 1. Brady Tryan/Calgary Smith, 10.2 seconds on two head, $2,115 each; 2. Gunner Plenty/Mason Trollinger, 10.3, $1,750; 3. Ian Austiguy/Sam Levine, 11.1, $1,385; 4. Bodie Mattson/Cash Hetzel, 12.9, $1,021; 5. Ky Redstrom/Trevor Schnaufer, 13.1, $656; 6. Shawn Bird/Zachary Schweigert, 14.6, $365.

Saddle bronc riding: 1. Chase Brooks, 84.5 points on J Bar J's Painted Bunny, $1,909; 2. Kolby Wanchuk, 82, $1,464; 3. Judd Applegate, 77, $1,082; 4. Caleb Meeks, 72, $700; 5. Sage Newman, 71, $445; 6. Liam Pauley, 70, $318; 7. Lane Watt, 67.5, $255; 8. (tie) Magin Montoya and Connor Murnion, 66, $95 each.

Tie-down roping: First round: 1. J.C. Crowley, 8.3 seconds, $1,153; 2. Chase Lako, 8.9, $954; 3. (tie) Treston Vermandel and Landon Williams, 9.4, $656 each; 5. Jason Schaffer, 9.8, $358; 6. Jesse Medearis, 10.3, $199. Second round: 1. Jason Schaffer, 8.3 seconds, $1,153; 2. Trey Young, 8.4, $954; 3. Dalton Porch, 8.8, $755; 4. J.C. Crowley, 9.3, $556; 5. Ben Ayre, 9.4, $358; 6. Hank Hollenbeck, 9.5, $199. Average: 1. J.C. Crowley, 17.6 seconds on two head, $1,729; 2. Jason Schaffer, 18.1, $1,431; 3. Nolan Conway, 20.2, $1,133; 4. (tie) Hank Hollenbeck and Trey Young, 20.7, $686 each; 6. Jesse Medearis, 23.1, $298.

Barrel racing: 1. Ashley Day, 17.23 seconds, $1,832; 2. Lakken Bice, 17.24, $1,570; 3. Brittney Sporer, 17.29, $1,308; 4. Tayla Moeykens, 17.34, $1,134; 5. Hailey Garrison, 17.39, $872; 6. Lisa Lockhart, 17.42, $698; 7. Molly Otto, 17.47, $523; 8. (tie) Abigail Knight and Lana Tibbetts, 17.48, $305 each; 10. Tammy Carpenter, 17.53, $174.

Bull riding: 1. Mason Moody, 86.5 points on J Bar J's Non Essential, $1,774; 2. Cole Wagner, 85, $1,344; 3. Parker Breding, 82.5, $968; 4. Hawk Whitt, 80.5, $645; 5. (tie) Connor Murnion and Riggin Shippy, 79, $323 each.

Total payoff: $87,045. Stock contractor: J Bar J. Rodeo secretary: Marlene Dreesen. Officials: Klay Lanham, Bruce Keller and Craig Miller. Timers: Jan Marshall and Ruby Nygaard. Announcer: Barney Sheridan. Bullfighter: Gus Kronberg. Clown/barrelman: Tate Rhoads. Flankman: Sparky Dreesen. Pickup men: Ben Wrzesinski and Brad Marshall. Music director: Jaycee Searer.

Northeast Montana Fair & Rodeo
Glasgow, Mont., Aug. 8-9

Bareback riding leaders: 1. Richmond Champion, 86 points on J Bar J's Gronk; 2. Weston Timberman, 83.5; 3. Rocker Steiner, 80.5; 4. Cole Hollen, 71; no other qualified rides.

Steer wrestling: First round: 1. Kyle Callaway, 3.9 seconds, $1,028; 2. Michael Bates Jr., 4.2, $851; 3. Ben Ayre, 4.4, $674; 4. (tie) Brady Boyce and Justin Dahl, 4.7, $408 each; 6. Landonias Sivertsen, 4.9, $177. Second round leaders: 1. Kolby Bignell, 3.8 seconds; 2. (tie) Tyler Thorson and Jaret Whitman, 4.1 each; 4. (tie) Joe Nelson and Wynn Schaack, 4.3 each; 6. (tie) Cole Fulton and Luke Gee, 4.4 each. Average leaders: 1. Kyle Callaway, 8.9 seconds on two head; 2. Kolby Bignell, 9.3; 3. Tyler Thorson, 9.4; 4. (tie) Cole Fulton and Jaret Whitman, 9.5 each; 6. Landonias Sivertsen, 9.6; no other qualified runs.

Team roping: First round leaders: 1. Shayne Bishop/John Graham, 6.5 seconds; 2. Turner Harris/Taylor Brower, 6.8; 3. Ky Redstrom/Trevor Schnaufer, 7.4; 4. Caden Gines/Tanner Miller, 8.1; 5. Rio Nutter/Reece Wadhams, 8.5; 6. Wyatt Bice/Carey Bevan, 16.9.

Saddle bronc riding leaders: 1. Chase Brooks, 84.5 points on J Bar J's Painted Bunny; 2. Kolby Wanchuk, 82; 3. Sage Newman, 71; 4. Liam Pauley, 70; 5. Connor Murnion, 66; 6. Josh Davison, 62.
Tie-down roping: First round leaders: 1. J.C. Crowley, 8.3 seconds; 2. Chase Lako, 8.9; 3. Jesse Medearis, 10.3; 4. Hank Hollenbeck, 11.2; 5. Nathan Ruth, 11.4; 6. Bryce Bott, 14.5.

Barrel racing leaders: 1. Ashley Day, 17.23 seconds; 2. Lakken Bice, 17.24; 3. Tayla Moeykens, 17.34; 4. Hailey Garrison, 17.39; 5. Lisa Lockhart, 17.42; 6. Molly Otto, 17.47.

Bull riding leaders: 1. Mason Moody, 86.5 points on J Bar J's Non Essential; 2. Parker Breding, 82.5; 3. Hawk Whitt, 80.5; 4. (tie) Connor Murnion and Riggin Shippy, 79 each; 6. Jeff Bertus, 78.

Total payoff: $85,925. Stock contractor: J Bar J. Rodeo secretary: Marlene Dreesen. Officials: Klay Lanham, Bruce Keller and Craig Miller. Timers: Ruby Nygaard and Jan Marshall. Announcer: Barney Sheridan. Bullfighter: Gus Kronberg. Clown/barrelman: Tate Rhoads. Pickup men: Ben Wrzesinski and Brad Marshall. Music director: Jaycee Searer.

The Glasgow Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture will host their Red Ball Golf Scramble on Saturday at Sunnyside Country Club. For more information contact the Glasgow Chamber at 228-2222.

Glasgow Schools Mandatory All-Sports Parent Meeting will be held Monday August 7th at 7:00 PM in the GHS Auditorium.

The meeting is required for parents/guardians of any GHS or GMS student-athlete that plans to participate in a sport this school year.
Mandatory HS and MS Fall Sports (FB, XC, VB, & Cheer) Parent-Coach meetings will also be held that evening at GHS! The GHS office will open for fee payments at 5:30 PM on August 7th. NO athletic paperwork will be accepted in the office. We will continue to operate "Paperless" using ONLY the online DragonFly System. An online payment portal is also available within DragonFly.

If your student is a returning athlete you can log-in and update ALL requirements at: https://www.dragonflymax.com/

If your student is NEW to the DragonFly system please follow these steps in detail in order for your student-athlete to be able to practice on Day 1:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rXUU5118v4hrFUMMgQ6WPl7gyJ855mAM/view

We are no longer requiring or offering Impact Concussion Testing at the Glasgow Schools.

Parents must read the concussion and sign all concussion paperwork within the DragonFly system to satisfy Glasgow Schools and MHSA requirements on an annual basis.

Kaitlyn McColly finished 17th out of 25 competitors in the heptathlon in Chengdu, China on Saturday.

Results from over the three days:
100m Hurdles 14.36 (ties p.r.) (17th)
High Jump 1.59m (19th)
Shot Put 10.47m (21st)
200m 26.45 (22nd)
Long Jump: 5.29 meters (17.35 feet) (20th)
Javelin: 34.66 meters (113.7 feet) (18th)
800m: 2:23.73 (P.R. by a second) (13th)

Please join us to Remember Robert and raise money for the Play Like Robert Foundation which provides resources to make an impact on our children's lives and our local communities (including Glasgow).

The Leonardi and Yoakam families appreciate you all continuing to remember our sweet, active Robert. (Robert was the son of Phil and Alyce (Yoakam) Leonardi and grandson of Mark & Joy Yoakam)

Robert’s Run is the big fundraiser for the Play Like Robert Foundation which has contributed so much to children in the Hamilton area and Glasgow, too.

Come join us on August 5th@ at 9 a.m. at the Glasgow Track. Get Registered online at

Register online

Click “Virtual Race” or “Play Like Robert”

If you’re not able to register, but would like to join us anyway- you are welcome to! We will have a donation jar for Play Like Robert Foundation.

Share, share, share away! Last year was so much fun! Cornhole, spikeball, kickball, Kubb, jumping, running, just fun!

It should be a nice morning to gather with friends and family and be active and grateful for each other.

Want to know more about Robert and the Foundation created in his loving memory?
https://www.playlikerobert.org/

From the Billings Gazette
BILLINGS — Hinsdale grad and reigning NAIA heptathlon national champion Kaitlyn McColly has been selected to represent the United States at the FISU World University Games in Chengdu, China, this week.
McColly, an incoming junior at Dickinson State (North Dakota), captured the heptathlon title at the NAIA National Championships in May and will compete for her country across three days at the games, sanctioned by the International University Sports Federation.
Results from China, which will begin when McColly competes in the first event of the heptathlon, the 100-meter hurdles, at 7 p.m. Thursday, will be available on FISU's website.

Pictured: 2023 Tournament Champions - 5th Ave. Pharmacy (top row) Kyle Barras, Joel Smith, Riley Smith, Evan Guenther, TJ Synan, Kyle Stein, Brian Burelson, (bottom row) Cody Odom, Nyah Deryke, Shay Piedalue, Ashlee Meland, Tyana Synan.

2023 CO-ED SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT SCORES
WEDNESDAY, JULY 26TH & AUGUST 2ND, 2023
Game #1 - Dinks def. Alley’s Palace 26-10
Game #2 - 5th Ave. Pharmacy def. Dinks 31-8
Game #3 - Taylor Storage def. Northern Prairie Auto 16-6
Game #4 - CHAMPIONSHIP - 5th Ave. Pharmacy def. Taylor Storage 22-10

Final League Standings
5th Ave Pharmacy 14-0
Northern Prairie Auto 9-5
Taylor Storage 9-5
Dinks 7-7
Alley’s Palace 3-11
Milk River Beavers 0-14

FARGO, N.D. – Former North Dakota State University track & field All-American Benji Phillips is one of 42 student-athletes nationwide to be selected as an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship winner for the 2023 spring season.

Phillips' award marks the 50th prestigious NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship earned by North Dakota State student-athletes since the program's inception in 1964. This is the 11th NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship for the Bison men's track & field program.

The scholarships are awarded to student-athletes who excel academically and athletically and who are at least in their final year of intercollegiate athletics competition. The one-time scholarships of $10,000 are awarded three times per year corresponding to each sport season (fall, winter and spring). Each sports season, there are only 21 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships available for men and 21 for women across the country.

Phillips (Glasgow, Mont.) was named to the CSC Academic All-America third team this year after posting a 4.0 cumulative GPA as a double major in psychology and exercise science. He is a two-time recipient of the NCAA Elite 90 Award (2021, 2023) for owning the highest cumulative GPA of any men's athlete at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.

"Benji has been an amazing representative of our program and our university for quite a while now, and we are thrilled for him to earn this award," said NDSU director of track & field Stevie Keller. "He is everything we want our Bison athletes to be – a high achiever in both athletics competition and academics, and a great teammate with great character."

Phillips earned first-team All-America honors in the javelin in 2021, placing eighth at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. He finished 16th in the javelin at the national meet this June to cap his collegiate career. Phillips was a two-time Summit League champion and two-time runner-up in the javelin, and he stands at No. 2 on the NDSU all-time list in the event.

The Glasgow Kiwanis swim team, despite not having a pool this year, won the state C swim meet in Conrad this weekend.

All eighteen swimmers who competed at the divisional meet in Chinook last weekend moved on to compete at the state meet.

Full details should be available sometime Monday.

There will be a fire truck escort into town from the bowling alley at 6:30 Monday night.

Glasgow Results

From Glasgow Activities Director Brenner Flaten:

Important upcoming Dates:
Mandatory All-Sports Parent Meeting Monday, Aug. 7th 7:00 PM at GHS Auditorium

1st Day of HS Football, Volleyball, and Cross Country Practices Friday, Aug. 11th

1st Day of MS FB, VB, and XC Practices. 1st Day of HS Cheer Practice. Monday, Aug. 14th

The Wolf Point AAU golf tournament attracted 18 kids to the Wolf Point Airport Golf Course on Saturday, July 22.

The group included 15 golfers who were 12 years and under.

Nine adults also golfed in the tournament.

Glasgow’s Eli Feezel shot an 86 for first place in the boys’ 18 and under division. Poplar’s Landon Young placed second with an 18hole score of 96.

Lukas Young earned first in the boys’ 15 and under division with a round of 97.

McKinlee Paulson took first in the girls’ 15 and under division with a 51.

In the boys’ 12 and under division, Braelon Tatafu took first with a nine-hole score of 53. Kellen Moran placed second at 66 and Evan Kawasaki earned third at 75.

Cali Gorder placed first in the girls’ 12 and under division with a 52. Caydee Gorder took second with a 60 and Iyerlee Paulson was third with an 81.

Gage Norgard was the winner in the boys’ 10 and under division with a 51. Rhett Williams took second with a 73 and Greyson Young had an 80 for third place.

Addison Matejovsky shot a 68 for first place in the girls’ 9 and under division. Harper Young placed second with a 112.

Morgan Norgaard shot an 18-hole score of 78 for first in the men’s 35-50 division. Chris Gorder placed second at 85 and Brad Moran took third at 89. Terry Williams earned first in the 65 and older division with a 97.

Mia Frederick took first in the women’s 19-35 division with a 93.

Nicole Paulson shot a 91 for top honors in the women’s 36-50 division. Nathelle Frederick took second at 116 and Mary Blackdog placed third at 138.