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The former voice of the Montana Grizzlies, Mick Holien, has passed away.

Holien was the familiar sound you would hear coming through the radio as a Griz football or basketball fan for 31 memorable years.

Holien had truly been the voice of a generation as he was there for the lowest and highest points. From the football team's first national title in 1995 to the men's basketball team upsetting Nevada in 2006, Mick has been there for it all.

"He absolutely lived and breathed Montana Grizzly sports and athletics," said Mick's coworker Scott Gurnsey. "He was one of the most passionate, well spoke, wore his heart on his sleeve guy that you could ever be around."

Gurnsey and Holien called Griz football games together for over 15 years.

"He made it so easy for just the laymen to listen to a game and understand it," said Gurnsey.

And that's exactly what Holien was able to do. For 31 years he slowly grew tighter and tighter with the community as a familiar voice, but those who were able to meet Mick in person, know how special he was off the call as well.

"It didn't matter who you were, if you were a four-year-old little kid or an old-timer, he had time for you," said Gurnsey. "He was forever the MC at so many fundraisers and donation type deals. He loved doing that stuff, he never said no and was definitely tremendous in his philanthropy. Not so much with monetary things, but with giving his time to this cause and that cause, he was always there to lend a hand."

Women's basketball

Carroll College 69, Valley City State 32

Valley City State (N.D.) 4 9 7 12 — 32
Carroll College 18 26 9 16 — 69

Valley City State (N.D.): Allie Critchley 6, Maara Nelson 4, Adriana Torres 1, Emma Nielsen 5, Macy Kvilvang 3, Andranae Powns 3, Dani Schwanke 5, Taryn Dieterle 4, Niea Ulmer 1.

Carroll College: Jamie Pickens 19, Danielle Wagner 7, Christine Denny 8, Kamden Hilborn 11, Sienna Swannack 10, Rakiah Grende 2, Jaidyn Lyman 2, Genesis Wilkinson 5, Erica Nessan 2, Kyle Olson 2, Molly McDermott 1.

L-C State 75, MSU-Northern 66

L-C State 21 21 19 14 — 75
MSU-Northern 16 22 6 22 — 66

Lewis-Clark State: Abbie Johnson 12, Kiara Burlage 16, Peyton Souvenir 3, Abby Farmer 15, Jansen Edmiston 17, Rachel Schroeder 3, Madeline Weaver 3, Hannah Broyles 2, Heidi Sellman 4.

Montana State-Northern: Ryley Kehr 8, Sydney Hovde 8, Allix Goldhahn 14, Mckenzie Gunter 14, Peyton Kehr 6, L'Tia Lawrence 14, Cameron Mooney 2.

Men's basketball

College of Idaho 79, Montana Tech 70

College of Idaho 42 37 — 79
Montana Tech 46 24 — 70

College of Idaho (0-0): Jalen Galloway 21, Connor Desaulniers 10, Ivory Miles-Williams 13, Derek Wadsworth 5, Ricardo Time 9, Elijah Jackson 6, Charles Elzie 2, Johnny Radford 11, Otto Taylor 2.

Montana Tech (0-1): Taylor England 22, Cody Baumstarck 5, Sindou Diallo 18, Drew Huse 2, Camdym Larance 5, Keeley Bake 3, Bridger Larson 7, Derrius Collins 8.

The winter sports season will look dramatically different for the 2020-2021 season. GHS Activities Director discusses the addition of girls wrestling to the athletic program, the challenge of scheduling Scottie Wrestling with no big tournaments allowed, and the basketball season being shortened by 2 games. Brenner also talks about the postseason and what that will look like for basketball and wrestling.

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Glasgow High School Student-Athlete Dylan Nieskens has committed to play college football at Carroll College in Helena. Nieskens made the announcement in a Twitter post on Tuesday saying he is excited to announced he with continue his academic and football career with Carroll College.

Nieskens is a 2-time All-State Football Player for the Scotties and a 2-time State Champion Wrestler who will be going for his 3rd championship this winter.

GRD
Men’s Basketball League Scores 2020-21

Tuesday, November 17th 2020

Nutrien Ag Solutions def. FCB 81-45
High Scorers:
Nutrien Ag Solutions – Bryan Larson – 20
FCB – Cody Odom – 12
Trevor Waarvik – 12

Thursday, November 19th 2020

Nutrien Ag Solutions def. Robyn’s Nest 53-47
High Scorers:
Nutrien Ag Solutions – Mechiah Zilkoski – 19
Robyn’s Nest – Lane Nickels – 17

League Standings
Nutrien Ag Solutions 2-0
Robyn’s Nest 0-1
FCB 0-1

Game Next Week:

Tuesday, November 24th 2020

6:30PM FCB vs. Robyn’s Nest

No game on November 26th, 2020
Happy Thanksgiving!

GRD
Women’s Basketball League

Wednesday, November 18th 2020

North Bench Livestock/Border Runners def. Basket Brawlers/Dinks 61-33
High Scorers:
North Bench Livestock/Border Runners – Shawni Stenglein – 40
Basket Brawlers/Dinks – Sacarra Molina – 11


League Standings
North Bench Livestock/Border Runners 3-0
Benchwarmers 2-1
Basket Brawlers/Dinks 0-3

Game Next Week:

Wednesday, November 24th 2020

6:30PM North Bench Livestock/Border Runners vs. Benchwarmers

Congratulations to Scottie Seniors; Loden Idler, Dylan Nieskens, and Mayson Phipps on being selected Class B All State in Football.

Since the Scotties moved to Class B in 1992; Mayson Phipps becomes our first player to be selected All State three times in his High School Career.

Scottie Football puts 6 players on the Northern B All-Conference Team. Congratulations to Jesse Lee, Dylan Nieskens, Cooper Larson, Colten Fast, Mayson Phipps, & Loden Idler!

Mayson Phipps, Dylan Nieskens, & Loden Idler have been selected to the Class B All Star Game. The game is scheduled to be played in Billings this coming June.

After spending the first several decades of its existence without a title, Manhattan finally finished first in the Class B ranks. The top-ranked Tigers beat No. 3 Fairfield 23-6 Saturday afternoon to complete a 12-0 season.

Manhattan reached its first state title game a year ago and lost 20-6 to Eureka. The defeat “left a sour taste in our mouths,” said Manhattan coach Chris Grabowska, but the Tigers knew they would be good again, considering all of their returning talent.

Senior Quarterback Caden Holgate finished 6 of 11 for 90 yards, two touchdowns and an interception.

Corban Johnson caught two passes for 68 yards, and senior Toby Veltkamp rushed 10 times for 84 yards. Manhattan’s defense held the Eagles to 116 yards, the bulk of which were accrued on their lone scoring drive.

Fairfield finished the season with a record of 8-2.

Flint Creek defeated Scobey 44-6 to win the state 8-Man Football championship on Saturday in Drummond. Flint Creek finished with a perfect 12-0 record for their third state championship in four years.

DRUMMOND-PHILIPSBURG 44, SCOBEY 6

DP — Cutler 9 run (pass failed)

SCO — Oie 16 pass from Tande (pass failed)

DP — Avery Metesh 52 interception return (Preston Metesh run)

DP — Cutler 67 kickoff return (run failed)

DP — Cutler 3 run (Preston Metesh pass from Cutler)

DP — Preston Metesh 30 run (Cutler run)

DP — Preston Metesh 12 run (Cutler pass from Graeff)

The State AA Football Championship goes to the Missoula Sentinel Spartans, who outlasted the No. 2 Billings West Bears 24-15 Friday at Wendy’s Field at Daylis Stadium for their first Class AA football championship since 1972.

Sentinel quarterback Dayton Bay threw three touchdown passes, two to Zach Crews, and Camden Dirnberger added a 21-yard field goal to help end the long Sentinel drought. TJ Raush also caught a touchdown pass for Sentinel, which finished its season 10-0.

Two other state championship football games are set in Montana today:

Class B Championship:

Manhattan at Fairfield 1pm

Class C 8-Man Championship

Scobey at Flint Creek played at Drummond 1pm

District 2B Volleyball

All-state: Rachelle Glaser, senior, Glasgow; Abrianna Nielsen, junior, Glasgow; Erica Smith, senior, Malta.

First team all-conference: J'Elle Garfield, sophomore, Wolf Point; Rachelle Glaser, senior, Glasgow; Alaynee Hawley, senior, Harlem; Justine Lamb, junior, Malta; Abrianna Nielson, junior, Glasgow; Jewel Olson, senior, Wolf Point; Erica Smith, senior, Malta.

Second team all-conference: Abby Engstrom, junior, Glasgow; Tyann Graham, junior, Glasgow; Sierra Hamilton, freshman, Wolf Point; Demi Kegley, senior, Wolf Point; Allison Kunze, sophomore, Malta; Riley Noser, senior, Glasgow; Macey Stump, senior, Poplar.

Eastern C (6-Man)

First team all-conference: Isaac Johnson, Sr., Froid-Lake; Ashdyn Hobbs, Jr., Froid-Lake; Mason Dethman, Fr., Froid-Lake; Sloan McPherson, Sr., Savage; Gentry Conradsen, Sr., Savage; Grady Gonsioroski, Jr., Richey-Lambert; Colten Miske, Sr., Wibaux; Colt Miller, Sr., Froid-Lake; Tiegan Cundiff, So., Richey-Lambert; Logan Nelson, Sr., Savage; Jonathan Harris, Jr., Wibaux; Jesse Strickland, Jr., Bainville.

Co-coaches of the year: Michael Reiter, Froid-Lake, and Michael Bender, Savage.

1C

All-state: Liv Wangerin, Sr., Plentywood; Donn Longan, Sr., Plentywood; Ashtyn Curtiss, Jr., Plentywood; Elizabeth Field, Jr., Westby-Grenora; Jadyn Gackle, Sr., Fairview; Kaitlyn McColly, Sr., Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale; Kia Wasson, Sr., Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale; Sydney Dethman, Sr., Froid-Lake.

First team all-conference: Liv Wangerin, Sr., Plentywood; Donn Longan, Sr., Plentywood; Ashtyn Curtiss, Jr., Plentywood; Elizabeth Field, Jr., Westby-Grenora; Jadyn Gackle, Sr., Fairview; Kaitlyn McColly, Sr., Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale; Kia Wasson, Sr., Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale; Sydney Dethman, Sr., Froid-Lake; Laurel Sponheim, Sr., Richey-Lambert; Gracee Lekvold, Sr., Scobey; Isabella Fatzinger, Sr., Richey-Lambert; Jaycee Erickson, Jr., Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale.

Second team all-conference: Brynn Folvag, Sr., Westby-Grenora; Dasani9 Nesbit, So., Froid-Lake; Alexia Papka, Sr., Savage; Shayla Fawcett, Jr., Plentywood; Jaydyn Erickson, Sr., Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale; Teah Conradsen, So., Savage; Emily Sundheim, Sr., Fairview; Whitley Maher, Jr., Scobey; Makena Hauge, So., Culbertson; Carolyne Christofferson, So., Froid-Lake; Jaylyn Klempel, Jr., Richey-Lambert; Kylie Portra, Sr., Culbertson.

In Class AA (Semi-finals)
Missoula Sentinel 42 Billings Senior 7
Billings West 24 Bozeman 17

In Class A
Laurel 34 Billings Central 0 (State Championship)

Class B (Semi-finals)
Manhattan 43 Glasgow 18
Fairfield 8 Florence-Carlton 6 (OT)

8 man (Semi-finals)
Drummond-Phillipsburg 48 Fort Benton 18
Scobey 44 Shelby 28

6 man
Froid-Lake 44 White Sulphur Springs 19 (Championship)

In Class AA
Helena Capital over Great Falls CMR 3 – 2 (Championship)

In Class A
Billings Central 3 Columbia Falls 0 (Championship)
Hardin finishes in 3rd

In Class B
Joliet 3 Huntley Project 0 (Championship)
Choteau finishes in 3rd

In Class C
Bridger 3 Manhattan Christian 1 (Championship)
Plentywood finishes in 3rd

1 Alabama vs LSU ppd
2 Notre Dame 45 Boston College 31
3 Ohio State vs Maryland ppd
4 Clemson bye
5 Texas A & M vs Tennessee ppd
6 Florida 63 Arkansas 35
7 Cincinnati 55 East Carolina 17
8 BYU bye
9 Miami 25 Virginia Tech 24
10 Indiana24 Michigan State 0
11 Oregon 43 Washington State 29
12 Georgia vs Missouri ppd
13 Wisconsin 49 Michigan 11
14 Oklahoma State bye
15 Coastal Carolina vs Troy ppd
16 Marshall 42 Middle Tennessee 14
17 Iowa State bye
18 Oklahoma bye
19 SMU 24 Tulsa 28
20 USC 34 Arizona 30
21 Texas bye
22 Liberty 58 Western Carolina 14
23 Northwestern 27 Purdue 20
24 Auburn bye
25 Louisiana 38 South Alabama 10

High School Football Playoffs
AA
Billings West 24, Bozeman 17
Missoula Sentinel 42, Billings Senior 7

A
Laurel at Billings Central

B
Glasgow at Manhattan
Florence-Carlton at Fairfield

C 8 Man
Drummond-Philipsburg at Fort Benton
Shelby at Scobey

C 6 Man
White Sulphur Springs at Froid-Lake

In Saturday's Class B playoff game, Manhattan defeated the Glasgow Scotties 43-18, ending their season.

State A volleyball tournament

Nov. 12-14 at Sidney HS

Thursday

Match 1: Columbia Falls def. Havre, 25-21, 25-20, 25-11

Match 2: Hardin def. Corvallis, 19-25, 25-21, 25-23, 25-19

Match 3: Glendive def. Polson, 27-25, 25-22, 13-25, 25-19

Match 4: Billings Central def. Ronan, 25-23, 25-21, 25-16

Match 5: Hardin def. Columbia Falls, 25-21, 23-25, 20-25, 25-18, 15-10, quarterfinals

Match 6: Billings Central def. Glendive, 25-27, 25-17, 25-11, 25-22, quarterfinals

Friday

Match 7: Havre vs. Corvallis, 10 a.m., loser out

Match 8: Polson vs. Ronan, noon, loser out

Match 9: Match 7 winner vs. Glendive, 2 p.m., loser out

Match 10: Match 8 winner vs. Columbia Falls, 4 p.m., loser out

Match 11: Hardin vs. Billings Central, 6 p.m., undefeated semifinal

State B volleyball tournament

Nov. 12-14 at Shelby HS

Thursday

Match 1: Huntley Project def. Florence-Carlton, 25-4, 25-9, 25-12

Match 2: Choteau def. Thompson Falls, 25-18, 25-16, 25-19

Match 3: Colstrip def. Anaconda, 16-25, 25-18, 25-19, 21-25, 15-9

Match 4: Joliet def. Fairfield, 25-19, 25-12, 25-11

Match 5: Huntley Project def. Choteau, 25-23, 24-18. 25-6, quarterfinals

Match 6: Joliet def. Colstrip, 25-18, 25-18, 25-20, quarterfinals

Friday

Match 7: Florence-Carlton vs. Thompson Falls, 10 a.m., loser out

Match 8: Anaconda vs. Fairfield, noon, loser out

Match 9: Match 7 winner vs. Colstrip, 2 p.m., loser out

Match 10: Match 8 winner vs. Choteau, 4 p.m., loser out

Match 11: Huntley Project vs. Joliet 6 p.m., undefeated semifinal

State C volleyball tournament

Nov. 12-14 at Malta HS

Thursday

Match 1: Fort Benton def. Melstone, 22-25, 25-20, 2516, 25-19

Match 2: Manhattan Christian def. Fairview, 25-13, 25-17, 25-12

Match 3: Bridger def. Simms, 25-16, 25-14, 25-9

Match 4: Plentywood def. Charlo, 25-17, 25-16, 25-12

Match 5: Manhattan Christian def. Fort Benton, 25-21, 25-14, 25-21, quarterfinals

Match 6: Bridger def. Plentywood, 25-22, 25-19, 22-25, 25-11, quarterfinals

Friday

Match 7: Melstone vs. Fairview, 10 a.m., loser out

Match 8: Simms vs. Charlo, noon, loser out

Match 9: Match 7 winner vs. Plentywood, 2 p.m., loser out

Match 10: Match 8 winner vs. Fort Benton, 4 p.m., loser out

Match 11: Manhattan Christian vs. Bridger 6 p.m., undefeated semifinal

Stan Ozark visited with Glasgow Scottie Head Volleyball Coach Somer Hoerster and wrapped up the 2020 season and also talked with Scottie Football Coach Patrick Barnett.

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Class AA

Semifinals

Friday's games

(3E) Bozeman High (6-2) at (1W) Billings West (8-0), 7 p.m., Daylis Stadium, Billings

(2E) Billings Senior (7-1) at (1W) Missoula Sentinel (8-0), 7 p.m., Missoula County Schools Stadium

Class A

Championship

Saturday at 1 p.m.

(2E) Laurel (7-1) vs. (1E) Billings Central at Lockwood High School

Class B

Semifinals

Saturday at 1 p.m.

(3N) Glasgow (9-2) at (1S) Manhattan (10-0)

(1W) Florence (8-1) at (1N) Fairfield (7-1)

Class C 8-Man

Semifinals

Saturday at 1 p.m.

(1W) Flint Creek (9-0) at (1N) Fort Benton (8-0)

(2N) Shelby (6-1) at (1E) Scobey (8-1)

Class C 6-Man

Championship

Saturday at 1 p.m.

(1W) White Sulphur Springs (6-0) vs. (1E) Froid-Medicine Lake (9-0) at Medicine Lake

State C volleyball tournament

Nov. 12-14 at Malta HS

Thursday

Match 1: 2S Melstone vs. 1N Fort Benton, 10 a.m.

Match 2: 2E Fairview vs. 1W Manhattan Christian, noon

Match 3: 2N Simms vs. 1S Bridger, 2 p.m.

Match 4: 2W Charlo vs. 1E Plentywood, 4 p.m.

Match 5: Match 1 winner vs. Match 2 winner, 6 p.m., quarterfinals

Match 6: Match 3 winner vs. Match 4 winner, 8 p.m., quarterfinals

State B volleyball tournament

Nov. 12-14 at Shelby HS

Thursday

Match 1: 2W Florence-Carlton vs. 1S Huntley Project, 10 a.m.

Match 2: 3W Thompson Falls vs. 1N Choteau, noon

Match 3: 3S Colstrip vs. 1W Anaconda, 2 p.m.

Match 4: 2N Fairfield vs. 2S Joliet, 4 p.m.

Match 5: Match 1 winner vs. Match 2 winner, 6 p.m., quarterfinals

Match 6: Match 3 winner vs. Match 4 winner, 8 p.m., quarterfinals

State A volleyball tournament

Nov. 12-14 at Sidney HS

Thursday

Match 1: 4E Havre vs. 1W Columbia Falls, 10 a.m.

Match 2: 3W Corvallis vs. 2E Hardin, noon

Match 3: 3E Glendive vs. 2W Polson, 2 p.m.

Match 4: 4W Ronan vs. 1E Billings Central, 4 p.m.

Match 5: Match 1 winner vs. Match 2 winner, 6 p.m., quarterfinals

Match 6: Match 3 winner vs. Match 4 winner, 8 p.m., quarterfinals

2020 District 2B Volleyball Honors Teams

1st Team All-Conference

J'Elle Garfield Wolf Point 10
Rachelle Glaser Glasgow 12
Alaynee Hawley Harlem 12
Justine Lamb Malta 11
Abrianna Nielsen Glasgow 11
Jewel Olson Wolf Point 12
Erica Smith Malta 12

2nd Team All-Conference

Abby Engstrom Glasgow 11
Tyann Graham Glasgow 11
Sierra Hamilton Wolf Point 9
Demi Kegley Wolf Point 12
Allison Kunze Malta 10
Riley Noser Glasgow 12
Macey Stump Poplar 12

All-State

Rachelle Glaser Glasgow 12
Abrianna Nielsen Glasgow 11
Erica Smith Malta 12

The Glasgow Scottie Football team pounded visiting Columbus on Saturday at Scottie Field 46-0. The Scotties put up 30 unanswered points in the 2nd quarter and cruised to an easy win over the Cougars.

Jesse Lee scored 2 touchdowns for the Scotties while rushing for 84 yards on 14 carries. Loden Idler added 2 touchdowns including a 6-yard fumble return for a score. The Scotties also got rushing touchdowns from Dalton Sand and Tatum Hansen.

Glasgow outgained Columbus 274-136 and held the vaunted Cougar passing attack to just 86 yards.

Glasgow had 257 rushing yards and 17 passing yards in the contest.

Scottie Football Facts:

On the 1st touchdown of the afternoon the Scottie Offense broke a school record for the most points scored in a single season. 424 points on the board thru 11 games this year

Scottie Football is back in the State Semifinals for the first time since 2013. It is the 18th Semifinal appearance in school history and the 7th time in the Class B semis since 1992.

Glasgow will travel to Manhattan for a semi-final matchup. The Scotties will play Manhattan for the first time in school football history.

CLASS B:

Quarterfinals: Saturday, Nov. 7

Glasgow 46, Columbus 0
Fairfield 40, Whitehall 13
Florence 28, Townsend 7
Manhattan 50, Malta 0

Semifinals: November 14th
Glasgow at Manhattan
Florence at Fairfield

CLASS AA:

Quarterfinals: Friday, Nov. 6

Sentinel 42, Great Falls 14
Bozeman 35, Helena 28
Billings West 49, Helena Capital 7
Saturday, Nov. 7
Billings Senior 20, Glacier 17 (OT)

CLASS A:

Semifinals: Saturday, Nov. 7

Billings Central 17, Miles City 10

Laurel 28, Hamilton 21

CLASS B:

Quarterfinals: Saturday, Nov. 7

Glasgow 46, Columbus 0
Manhattan 50, Malta 0
Fairfield 40, Whitehall 13
Florence-Carlton 27, Townsend 7

CLASS C 8-Man:

Quarterfinals: Saturday, Nov. 7
Fort Benton 64, Joliet 14
Flint Creek 48, Fairview 6
Shelby 87, Park City 68
Scobey 40, Thompson Falls 24

CLASS C 6-Man:

Semifinals: Saturday, Nov. 7

Froid/Lake 42, Big Sandy 26

White Sulpher 54, Shields Valley 16

Northern B Divisional in Conrad

Saturday

Match 8: Shelby def. Glasgow, 23-25, 27-25, 25-22, 24-26, 15-10, fourth place

Match 9: Fairfield def. Shelby, 26-24, 19-25, 28-26, 25-20, third place

Match 10: Choteau def. Fairfield, 25-22, 23-25, 25-17, 25-9, championship

Eastern C Divisional in Sidney

Friday

Match 9: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale def. Froid-Lake, 25-15, 25-19, 16-25, 22-25, 15-13

Match 10: Fairview def. Richey-Lambert, 20-25, 19-25, 25-18, 25-22, 15-9

Match 11: Plentywood def. Circle, 25-13, 25-18, 25-15

Match 12: Fairview def. Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale, 23-25, 21-25, 25-22, 25-21, 15-13, fourth place

Saturday

Match 13: Fairview def. Circle, 25-19, 28-26, 12-25, 25-22, third place

Match 14: Plentywood def. Fairview, 25-17, 25-14, 25-10, championship

Shelby def. Glasgow 23-25, 27-25, 25-22, 24-26, 15-10. Scotties finish in 4th Place at Northern B Divisional. Season record will conclude at 16-8 overall.

Class B football playoffs

First round

Saturday, Oct. 31
Columbus 16, Red Lodge 10

Glasgow 28, Eureka 6

Manhattan 52, Colstrip 0

Malta 30, Bigfork 14

Fairfield 38, Missoula Loyola 0

Whitehall 6, Shepherd 2

Florence-Carlton 27, Conrad 8

Townsend 42, Huntley Project 14

Quarterfinals

Saturday, Nov. 7

Columbus (5-4) at Glasgow (8-2), 1 p.m.

Malta (6-1) at Manhattan (9-0), 1 p.m.

Whitehall (6-2) at Fairfield (6-1), 1 p.m.

Townsend (7-2) at Florence-Carlton (7-1), 1 p.m.

Class A Semifinals

Saturday, Nov. 7

Laurel (6-1) at Hamilton (10-0), noon

Miles City (6-2) at Billings Central (6-0), 1 p.m., at Lockwood Stadium

AA Quarterfinals

Friday, Nov. 6

Billings West 49, Helena Capital 7

Bozeman 35, Helena 28

Missoula Sentinel 42, Great Falls 14

Saturday, Nov. 7

Kalispell Glacier (6-2) at Billings Senior (6-1), 1 p.m., Wendy's Field at Daylis Stadium

Semifinals

Friday, Nov. 13

Kalispell Glacier/Billings Senior at Missoula Sentinel (8-0), TBD

Bozeman (6-2) at Billings West (8-0), TBD

Championship

Friday, Nov. 20

6 man
Semifinals

Saturday, Nov. 7

Big Sandy (7-0) at Froid-Lake (8-0), 1 p.m.

Shields Valley (9-0) at White Sulphur Springs (5-0), 1 p.m.

Championship

Saturday, Nov. 14

8 man
Quarterfinals

Saturday, Nov. 7

Joliet (7-1) at Fort Benton (7-0), 1 p.m.

Fairview (8-1) at Drummond-Philipsburg (9-0), 1 p.m.

Shelby (5-1) at Park City (6-1), 1 p.m.

Thompson Falls (9-0) at Scobey (8-1), 1 p.m.

Northern B Divisional
Friday
Choteau def. Fairfield 3-1
Glasgow def. Wolf Point 3-1
Shelby def. Malta 3-2

Saturday
Glasgow vs. Shelby, 9:30 a.m.
Glasgow-Shelby winner vs. Fairfield, Noon
Choteau vs. noon match winner (Championship)

Eastern C Divisional
Friday
North Country def. Froid-Lake 3-2
Fairview def. Richey-Lambert 3-2
Plentywood def. Circle 3-0
Fairview def. North Country 23-25, 21-25, 25-22, 25-21, 15-13 (4th place)

Saturday
Circle vs. Fairview (3rd place)
Plentywood vs. Circle-Fairview winner

MADISON, SD- The Dickinson State University Women's Cross Country team finished second of five teams on Friday, November 6th at the 2020 NSAA Cross Country Championships behind Viterbo University.

Piper Perez (FR/Burns, WY) led the Blue Hawks with a time of 20:44.89 and a 4th place overall finish followed by Ali Cunningham (FR/Glasgow, MT)'s 5th place finish with a time of 20:51.60.

Alexius Miller (FR/Bowman, ND) finished 9th overall with a time of 21:13.19 while Sarah Griffis (SO/Anaconda, MT ) finished 13th overall with a time of 21:38.48.

Emily Kuehn (JR/Glendive, MT) finished with a time of 21:47.09 and a 15th place individual finish.

Emily Kolstad (SO/Glasgow, MT) finished 15th overall with a time of 22:01.55 and Haylie Oberlander (SO/Huntley, MT) finished 21st overall with a time of 22:14.13.
Piper Perez and Ali Cunningham will receive automatic bids to the NAIA Championships.

Perez, Cunningham and Alexius Miller all received NSAA All-Conference for finishing top 10.

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the NAIA National Cross Country Championships will be held April 9th, 2021 in Cedar Rapids, IA.

In Saturday's playoff game, the Glasgow Scotties defeated Columbus 46-0, moving on to play State B semi-finals next week.

Eastern C Divisional Volleyball Tourney

Nov. 5-7 at Sidney and Fairview

Thursday

Match 1: Circle def. Froid-Medicine Lake 25-21, 25-23, 25-19
Match 2: Fairview def. Broadus 3-2
Match 3: Plentywood def. Richey-Lambert 19-25, 22-25, 25-12, 25-21, 15-7
Match 4: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale def. Jordan 25-20, 25-21, 25-12
Match 5: Circle def. Fairview 25-20, 25-21, 25-19
Match 6: Plentywood def. Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 23-25, 29-27, 25-19, 27-25
Match 7: Froid-Medicine Lake def. Broadus 25-11, 25-17, 22-25, 25-18, loser-out
Match 8: Richey-Lambert def. Jordan 25-13, 25-16, 25-17, loser-out

Friday

Match 9: Froid-Medicine Lake vs. Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale, loser-out, 10 a.m. (at Sidney)
Match 10: Fairview vs. Richey-Lambert, loser-out, 1 p.m. (at Sidney)
Match 11: Circle vs. Plentywood, undefeated semifinal, 4 p.m. (at Sidney)
Match 12: Match 9 winner vs. Match 10 winner, fourth-place, 7 p.m. (at Sidney)

Saturday

Match 13: Match 11 loser vs. Match 12 winner, third-place, 10 a.m. (at Sidney)
Match 14: Match 11 winner vs. Match 13 winner, championship, 1 p.m. (at Sidney)
Match 15: Second championship, if necessary (at Sidney)

Northern B divisional

Nov. 5-7 at Shelby and Conrad

Thursday

Match 1A: Choteau def. Cut Bank
Match 2A: Shelby def. Wolf Point 25-14, 25-14, 25-11
Match 1B: Glasgow def. Conrad 25-12, 25-18, 25-11
Match 2B: Fairfield def. Malta 25-22, 25-27, 25-15, 25-19
Match 3A: Wolf Point def. Cut Bank, loser-out
Match 3B: Malta def. Conrad 25-22, 27-25, 11-25, 25-20, loser-out
March 4A: Choteau def. Shelby, second round
Match 4B: Fairfield def. Glasgow 25-15, 25-19, 25-17

Friday

Match 5: Wolf Point vs. Glasgow, loser-out, noon (at Conrad)
Match 6: Malta vs. Shelby, loser-out, 2:30 p.m. (at Conrad)
Match 7: Choteau vs. Fairfield, undefeated semifinal, 5 p.m. (at Conrad)

Saturday

Match 8: Match 5 winner vs. Match 6 winner, fourth-place, 9:30 a.m. (at Conrad)
Match 9: Match 8 winner vs. Match 7 loser, third-place, noon (at Conrad)
Match 10: Match 7 winner vs. Match 9 winner, championship, 2:30 p.m. (at Conrad)
Match 11: Second championship, 5 p.m., if necessary (at Conrad)

HELENA — You can now officially book your state tournament hotels, Montana high school volleyball parents. In limited numbers, of course.

The Montana High School Association executive board approved proposals to host three state tournaments — State A, State B and State C — next weekend in Montana.

Sidney has been approved to host the Class A state volleyball tournament, Shelby will welcome Class B netters and Malta will play host to the State C tournament.

Class AA volleyball has elected to use a playoff format for its postseason, which began Tuesday evening across Montana, which Beckman says the other classifications would have also been forced to implement if not for Sidney, Shelby and Malta's approval.

Class B Football Playoffs:

Quarterfinals

Saturday, Nov. 7

Columbus (5-4) at Glasgow (8-2), 1 p.m.

Malta (6-1) at Manhattan (9-0), 1 p.m.

Whitehall (6-2) at Fairfield (6-1), 1 p.m.

Townsend (7-2) at Florence-Carlton (7-1), 1 p.m.

1. Alexius Miller F 15-18 11.55
2. Piper Perez F 15-18 11.56
3. Ali Cunningham F 15-18 12.36
4. Haleigh Huntsman F 9-14 13.04
5. Bryan Larson M Adult 13.25
6. Kimber Dulaney F 9-14 13.38
7. Rowen Kloker M 9-14 14.16
8. Jensina Tweten F 8 & Under 15.15
9. Holt Huntsman M 9-14 15.43
10. Michelle Huntsman F Adult 15.48
11. Tristan Powell M 9-14 16.23
12. Hadley Flaten F 8 & Under 17.06
13. Shielda Flaten F Adult 17.07
14. Vonnie Pattison F Adult 17.08
15. Sarah Schmidt F Adult 17.41
16. Lih-An Yang F Adult 17.56
17. Gage Waarvik M 9-14 20.27
18. Amiya Ryan F 9-14 20.41
19. Audrey Elletson F 8 & Under 20.43
20. Kayla Larson F Adult 20.45
21. Trevin Gibson M 9-14 21.43
22. Holden Kloker M 8 Under 21.54
23. Marc Kloker M Adult 21.55
24. Jorden Wilson M 9-14 22.50
25. Vi Casterline F 8 & Under 23.40
26. Brit Casterline F Adult 23.40
27. Aspen Probert F 9-14 25.26
28. Shyanne Wallace F Adult 25.34
29. Tanica Vaughn F Adult 25.46
30. Kendra Vaughn F Adult 25.47
31. Sawyer Wilson M 8 & Under 27.26
32. Kayla Wilson F Adult 27.28
33. Joseph Hall M 9-14 27.37
34. Cindy Taylor F Master 27.43
35. Amani Probert F 9-14 27.44
36. Andrea Twitchell F Adult 27.45
37. Kari Kastet F Adult 28.17
38. Kellen Renner M 8 & Under 28.19
39. Madelyn House F Adult 28.22
40. Mary Fahlgren F Master 28.33
41. Tanya Renner F Adult 28.34
42. Tiff Volk F Adult 28.47
43. Darla Larson F Adult 28.48
44. Jeff Larson M Adult 30.12
45. McKinley Beil F 8 & Under 30.13
46. Corey Beil F 8 & Under 32.35
47. Alexie Beil F Adult 32.37
48. Briana Brunelle F Adult 37.42
49. Ward Grewe M Adult 37.43
50. Lawana Grewe F Adult 37.44
51. Caite Grewe F Adult 37.46

Glasgow vs. Columbus State B Quarterfinals at Scottie Field on Saturday Nov. 7th at 1:00 PM. ALL gates will open at 11:45 AM.

The MHSA limits attendance for playoff football.
6 Tickets per uniformed player
4 Tickets per manager
2 Tickets per Coach
2 Tickets per Cheerleader

The above limit’s include our GHS student body and children of all ages. In order for any individual to attend, in grandstands or by vehicle, you’ll have to be on the official ticket list.

The Glasgow Scotties traveled nearly 500 miles one-way to defeat defending champion Eureka 28-6 on Saturday afternoon.

Glasgow moved into the quarterfinals for the first time in six years as Loden Idler threw for two touchdowns and ran for another as the Scotties improved to 8-2 on the season.

Idler had a 78-yard scoring run, and he also connected with Tel Aune from 20 yards and Colten Fast from 45 yards. Jesse Lee completed the scoring with a 2-yard run for Glasgow.

The Scottie defense had a bend but don't break philosophy as they stopped Eureka in the red zone consistently on Saturday.

While the Scotties were dismantling Eureka, they soon found out that after a 1000 mile round trip to Eureka this week, they will be home on Saturday to take on Columbus. The Cougars upset Red Lodge meaning the Scotties will get at least one more home game at Scottie field.

Columbus 16, Red Lodge 10
Glasgow 28, Eureka 6
Manhattan 52, Colstrip 0
Malta 30, Bigfork 14
Fairfield 38, Missoula Loyola 0
Whitehall 6, Shepherd 2
Florence 27, Conrad 8
Townsend 42, Huntley Project 14

Quarterfinals:

Columbus at Glasgow
Malta at Manhattan
Whitehall at Fairfield
Townsend at Florence

Class AA football playoffs

First round

Friday, Oct. 30

Helena Capital 20, Butte 7

Kalispell Glacier 63, Missoula Big Sky 0

Bozeman 61, Great Falls CMR 14

Great Falls 28, Billings Skyview 0

Quarterfinals

Friday, Nov. 6

Helena Capital (4-4) at Billings West (7-0), 7 p.m., Wendy's Field at Daylis Stadium

Bozeman (5-2) at Helena (6-1), 7 p.m.

Great Falls (4-3) at Missoula Sentinel (7-0), 7 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 7

Kalispell Glacier (6-2) at Billings Senior (6-1), 1 p.m., Wendy's Field at Daylis Stadium

Class A football playoffs

Quarterfinals

Friday, Oct. 30

Laurel 35, Frenchtown 13

Saturday, Oct. 31

Hamilton 24, Sidney 6

Billings Central 35, Columbia Falls 8

Miles City 26, Dillon 21

Semifinals

Nov. 6-7

Laurel (6-1) at Hamilton (10-0), TBD

Miles City (6-2) at Billings Central (6-0), TBD

8-Man football playoffs

First round

Saturday, Oct. 31

Fort Benton 61, St. Ignatius 6

Joliet 28, Westby-Grenora 18

Drummond-Philipsburg 60, Belt 14

Fairview 44, Ennis 6

Park City 36, Ekalaka 0

Shelby 60, Alberton-Superior 14

Scobey 50, Cascade 0

Thompson Falls 50, Simms 6

Quarterfinals

Nov. 6-7

Joliet (7-1) at Fort Benton (7-0), TBD

Fairview (8-1) at Drummond-Philipsburg (9-0), TBD

Shelby (5-1) at Park City (6-1), TBD

Thompson Falls (9-0) at Scobey (8-1), TBD

6-Man football playoffs

First round

Friday, Oct. 23

White Sulphur Springs 78, Sunburst 21

Shields Valley 27, Richey-Lambert 16

Big Sandy 57, Wibaux 6

Harlowton-Ryegate 38, Noxon 14

Saturday, Oct. 24

Froid-Lake 56, Broadview-Lavina 6

Bridger 41, Hot Springs 38

Power-Dutton-Brady 46, Denton-Geyser-Stanford 15

Savage 57, Hobson-Moore-Judith Gap 14

Quarterfinals

Saturday, Oct. 31

Froid-Lake 52, Harlowton-Ryegate 6

White Sulphur Springs 44, Savage 6

Big Sandy 36, Bridger 12

Shields Valley 33, Power-Dutton-Brady 26

Semifinals

Nov. 6-7

Big Sandy (7-0) at Froid-Lake (8-0), TBD

Shields Valley (9-0) at White Sulphur Springs (5-0), TBD

North Country lady Mavs defeats Fairview 25-21, 26-24, and 25-19 to take 3rd place and bring home District hardware! They will advance to take on Jordan next Thursday at 1:00 pm at the Eastern C Volleyball tournament!

Montana High School Volleyball:

District 1B

Thursday

Conrad def. Cut Bank, 20-25, 29-27, 25-20, 25-19

Shelby def. Great Falls Central, 23-25, 25-20, 25-9, 25-20

Fairfield def. Rocky Boy, 25-8, 25-2, 25-17

Friday

Fairfield def. Shelby, 25-18, 25-17, 25-16

Choteau def. Conrad (scores NA)

Great Falls Central def. Rocky Boy, 25-8, 25-23, 25-15

Saturday

Shelby def. Cut Bank, 25-21, 25-9, 25-23

Conrad def. Great Falls Central, 3-0

Shelby def. Conrad, 3-0, third place

Choteau def. Fairfield, 25-22, 25-22, 25-16, championship

District 2B

Thursday

Poplar def. Harlem

Friday

Glasgow def. Poplar, 25-11, 25-16, 25-11

Wolf Point def. Malta, 23-25, 25-22, 25-22, 18-25, 15-11

Malta def. Poplar, 19-25, 25-17, 25-9, 25-16, third place

Glasgow def. Wolf Point, 25-16, 25-12, 25-8, championship

District 1C

Tuesday

Culbertson def. Westby-Grenora, 25-22, 25-20, 17-25, 25-22

Richey-Lambert def. Nashua, 25-10, 25-9, 25-22

Savage def. Bainville, 25-18, 25-16, 25-13

Scobey def. Lustre Christian (scores NA)

Thursday

Plentywood def. Culbertson, 25-20, 25-14, 25-19

Fairview def. Scobey, 3-1

Froid-Lake def. Richey-Lambert, 25-18, 22-25, 25-15, 25-17

Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale def. Savage, 25-13, 21-25, 25-19, 25-22

Friday

Scobey def. Culbertson, 25-17, 26-28, 25-14, 26-24

Richey-Lambert def. Savage, 25-12, 25-12, 25-21

Plentywood vs. Scobey, 25-18, 23-25, 25-8, 25-14

Froid-Lake def. Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale, 19-25, 20-25, 25-18, 25-14, 15-9

Saturday

Richey-Lambert def. Scobey, 25-22, 25-18, 25-17

North Country Lady Mavs defeats Fairview 25-21, 26-24, and 25-19, third place

Plentywood def. Froid-Lake, 25-16, 25-16, 25-16, championship

https://www.thedickinsonpress.com/sports/6743005-Dickinson-State-6-peat-NSAA-champs

After a very close second half and two clutch touchdowns coupled with an interception by junior defensive back Javonte Oliphant late in the fourth quarter, the Dickinson State Blue Hawks clinched their sixth consecutive NSAA conference title with a 26-14 score against Valley City.

The Blue Hawks (8-0) were projected to win the NSAA by the coaches poll prior to the season starting and despite a close battle with the Vikings (4-2) Dickinson State was able to come away with its sixth title.

The Blue Hawks managed 321 offensive yards compared to the Vikings' 236.

Senior quarterback Drew Boedecker passed for 168 yards and two touchdowns, his second coming to senior Jaret Lee to take a fourth quarter lead, which led to the Blue Hawks victory.

Head coach Pete Stanton also earned his 58th victory as the head coach of the Blue Hawks.

Dickinson State is now 8-0, the only team in the nation with the feat and will look to end its regular season undefeated in week nine against Presentation College.

The Scottie volleyball team swept their way to the District 2B title Friday night with a 25-16, 25-12, 25-8 win over Wolf Point. Abrianna Nielsen had 13 kills, three aces and three blocks and Rachelle Glaser had 24 assists to lead the Scotties.

Glasgow defeated Poplar earlier in the day, 25-11, 25-16, 25-11. Nielsen had 12 kills, Glaser 26 assists and 5 aces, and Blaire Westby had 16 digs in the win.

Other matches from Friday:
Wolf Point def. Malta, 23-25, 25-22, 25-22, 18-25, 15-11
Malta def. Poplar, 19-25, 25-17, 25-9, 25-16, third place

1B:
Fairfield def. Shelby, 25-18, 25-17, 25-16
Great Falls Central def. Rocky Boy, 25-8, 25-23, 25-15
Choteau def. Conrad 25-13, 25-11, 25-18

Saturday
Cut Bank vs. Shelby
Conrad vs. Great Falls Central
Fairfield vs. Choteau (Championship)

1C
Friday

Scobey def. Culbertson, 25-17, 26-28, 25-14, 26-24

Richey-Lambert def. Savage, 25-12, 25-12, 25-21

Plentywood vs. Scobey, 25-18, 23-25, 25-8, 25-14

Froid-Lake def. Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale, 19-25, 20-25, 25-18, 25-14, 15-9

Saturday

Fairview vs. Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale

Plentywood vs. Froid-Lake, third place

Scobey vs. Richey-Lambert, championship

2C
Friday

Broadus def. Plevna, 25-10, 25-4, 25-10

Wibaux def. Terry, 12-25, 25-12, 25-19, 25-22

Broadus def. Ekalaka, 26-24, 25-10, 25-20

Jordan def. Circle, 17-25, 25-20, 25-21, 25-23

Broadus def. Wibaux, 19-25, 25-17, 22-25, 25-18, 16-14

Saturday

Circle vs. Broadus

Jordan vs. Circle/Broadus winner

Class B football playoffs

First round

Saturday, Oct. 31
Columbus (4-4) at Red Lodge (5-2), 1 p.m.

Glasgow (7-2) at Eureka (6-2), 1 p.m.

Colstrip (2-4) at Manhattan (8-0), 1 p.m.

Bigfork (6-3) at Malta (5-1), 1 p.m.

Missoula Loyola (2-4) at Fairfield (5-1), 1 p.m.

Whitehall (5-2) at Shepherd (4-3), 1 p.m.

Conrad (2-4) at Florence-Carlton (6-1), 1 p.m.

Huntley Project (3-1) at Townsend (6-2), 1 p.m.

AA Playoffs
Helena Capital 20, Butte 7

Kalispell Glacier 63, Missoula Big Sky 0

Bozeman 61, Great Falls CMR 14

Great Falls 28, Billings Skyview 0

Quarterfinals

Friday, Nov. 6

Helena Capital (4-4) at Billings West (7-0), 7 p.m., Wendy's Field at Daylis Stadium

Bozeman (5-2) at Helena (6-1), 7 p.m.

Great Falls (4-3) at Missoula Sentinel (7-0), 7 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 7

Kalispell Glacier (6-2) at Billings Senior (6-1), 7 p.m., Wendy's Field at Daylis Stadium

Class A football playoffs

Quarterfinals

Friday, Oct. 30
Laurel 35, Frenchtown 13

Saturday, Oct. 31

Sidney (4-3) at Hamilton (9-0), noon

Columbia Falls (5-3) at Billings Central (5-0), 1 p.m., at Lockwood Stadium

Miles City (5-2) at Dillon (7-1), 1 p.m.

8-Man football playoffs

First round

Saturday, Oct. 31
St. Ignatius (5-3) at Fort Benton (6-0), 1 p.m.

Westby-Grenora (7-1) at Joliet (6-1), 1 p.m.

Belt (6-1) at Drummond-Philipsburg (8-0), 1 p.m.

Ennis (3-3) at Fairview (7-1), 1 p.m.

Ekalaka (5-3) at Park City (5-1), 1 p.m.

Alberton-Superior (6-2) at Shelby (4-1), 1 p.m.

Cascade (5-3) at Scobey (7-1), 1 p.m.

Simms (4-2) at Thompson Falls (8-0), 1 p.m.

6-Man football playoffs
Quarterfinals

Saturday, Oct. 31

Harlowton-Ryegate (6-1) at Froid-Lake (7-0), 1 p.m.

Savage (5-1) at White Sulphur Springs (4-0), 1 p.m.

Bridger (6-1) at Big Sandy (6-0), 1 p.m.

Power-Dutton-Brady (4-1) at Shields Valley (8-0), 1 p.m.

The 5th Annual Monster Dash is coming up on Saturday October 31st!

Registration begins at 8:30 am with the race starting at 10 at the Sullivan Park Softball Complex. Registration fees are 15.00 per person or 10.00 with the donation of a non-perishable food item-- and children 5 and under are free!

Runners and walkers of all levels are welcome and costumes are encouraged, so make your way down to Sullivan park this Halloween at 10 am for monster (as in big) prizes and fun!

Registration for Glasgow Learn to Skate is going on now through Nov. 3rd. Call or text Kim Girard, 406-263-2370, for more information.

GRD
Women’s Basketball League

Wednesday, October 28th 2020

North Bench Livestock/Border Runners def. Basket Brawlers/Dinks 45-37
High Scorers:
North Bench Livestock/Border Runners – Jody Mason – 12
Basket Brawlers/Dinks – Sacarra Molina – 16


League Standings
Benchwarmers 1-0
North Bench Livestock/Border Runners 1-0
Basket Brawlers/Dinks 0-2

Games Next Week:

Wednesday, November 4th 2020

6:30PM North Bench Livestock/Border Runners vs. Benchwarmers

Poplar was victorious in Thursday evening's play-in game, thrusting them into play against the Glasgow Scotties in Game 1 play.

Match #1: 25-11 Glasgow
Match #2: 25-16 Glasgow
Match #3: 25-11 Glasgow

With the win in Game 1, Glasgow moves on to play in the championship at 7 p.m. tonight.

2020 Class B football state playoffs

First round, Oct. 30-31

Columbus at Red Lodge
Glasgow at Eureka
Colstrip at Manhattan
Bigfork at Malta
Missoula Loyola at Fairfield
Whitehall at Shepherd
Conrad at Florence
Huntley Project at Townsend

Quarterfinals, Nov. 6-7

Columbus/Red Lodge winner vs. Glasgow/Eureka winner
Colstrip/Manhattan winner vs. Bigfork/Malta winner
Missoula Loyola/Fairfield winner vs. Whitehall/Shepherd winner
Conrad/Florence winner vs. Huntley Project/Townsend winner

Semifinals, Nov. 13-14

TBD
TBD

Championship, Nov. 20-21

TBD

Bridger 41, Hot Springs 38
Savage 57, Hobson-Moore-Judith Gap 14
Froid-Lake 56, Broadview-Lavina 56-6
Power-Dutton-Brady 46, Denton-Geyser-Stanford 15

Glasgow def. Poplar 25-18, 25-14, 25-19 in the 1st match of Saturday’s Varsity Double Header at Scottie Gymnasium

Glasgow def. Poplar 25-14, 25-12, 25-20 in the 2nd match of Saturday’s Varsity Double Header at Scottie Gymnasium.

The Scotties finish regular season at 12-6 overall, 8-0 in conference play. We will be the number 1 seed at next Friday’s District 2B Tournament in Malta
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Culbertson def. Nashua 25-14, 25-18, 25-23
Wolf Point def. Harlem 3-0
Plentywood def. Richey-Lambert 3-0
Jordan 3, Wibaux 0

The Glasgow girls cross country team finished 8th at the state cross country meet in Kalispell on Friday. All times were slow due to snowfall on the course, but the Scotties came away with two all-state performances.

Freshman Emily See finished 7th overall, and junior Iris McKean was 10th. Top 15 placers earn all-state honors.

Scottie finishers:
Emily See 7th, 21:37
Iris McKean 10th, 21:53
Haylly Turner 64th, 25:12
Elizabeth Nyquist 100th, 27:39
Kira Beck 104th, 28:15
Eve Stone 107th, 28:33

Team scores:
Broadwater 59, Manhattan 60, Red Lodge 99, Huntley Project 159, Three Forks 192, Shepherd 260, Sweet Grass County 284, Glasgow 285, Thompson Falls 310, Lincoln County 313, St. Ignatius 330, Powell County 365, Anaconda 496, Poplar 503, Malta 503

The Scottie Boys finished 6th at the state cross country meet in Kalispell on Friday. Times were all slow due to snowfall on the course. Carl Zabrocki was the lone medalist for the Scotties, finishing in 14th place overall.

Carl Zabrocki 14th, 18:28
Lane Thompson 40th, 19:29
Reed Larsen 49th, 20:03
Blake Lloyd 52nd, 20:15
Colter Cumber 57th, 20:23
Bergen Miller 58th, 20:23
Riley Smith 75th, 20:45

Team scores: Lincoln County 63, Manhattan 85, Three Forks 154, Wolf Point 181, Huntley Project 202, Glasgow 212, Broadwater 214, St. Ignatius 267, Thompson Falls 319, Bigfork 326, Jefferson 336, Red Lodge 337, Cut Bank 370, Harlem 399, Shepherd 404, Poplar 444, Powell County 462, Colstrip 491, Loyola-Sacred Heart 507, Whitehall 542, Anaconda 550, Rocky Boy 622

Billings Central vs. Havre, canceled
Broadus 18, Forsyth 8
Broadview-Lavina vs. Froid-Lake, Saturday, 1 p.m.
Cascade 40, Chinook 38
Colstrip 26, Baker 6
Culberston vs. Scobey, Friday, 7 p.m.
Eureka 28, Bigfork 0
Fairfield 14, Glasgow 8
Harlem vs. Conrad, canceled
Huntley Project vs. Roundup, canceled
Joliet 54, Sheridan 13
Laurel 21, Miles City 0
Malta 34, Cut Bank 0
Manhattan 24, Jefferson 13
Missoula Loyola 2, Deer Lodge 0 (Forfeit)
Poplar vs. Wolf Point, canceled
Red Lodge 40, Shepherd 14
Shields Valley 27, Richey-Lambert 16
Sidney 40, Hardin 6
Townsend 38, Columbus 6
Westby-Grenora 34, Ekalaka 8
Whitehall 14, Big Timber 6

Friday:
Harlem def. Poplar 3-1
Circle def. Wibaux 3-1
Bainville def. Lustre Christian 23-25, 21-12, 25-21, 25-21

Scobey def. Nashua 25-15, 25-21, 25-16
Nashua team kills 11- Devin Fromdahl and Tia Dees 4 each
Blocks- 5 - Tia Dees 3
Aces- 9 - Kaitlyn Miller, Hannah Toavs, Tia Dees, Hadynn Adkins - 2 each
Digs 22- Hannah Toavs -7
Assists- 10 - Hadynn Adkins 8

Glasgow vs. Poplar, double-header, 1 p.m.
Nashua vs. Culbertson, 4:30 p.m.
North Country vs. Fairview
Plentywood vs. Richey-Lambert
Roundup vs. Malta
Sidney vs. Havre
Terry vs. Circle, canceled
Wolf Point vs. Harlem

The Fairfield Eagles defeated the Glasgow Scotties 14-8 in Friday night's Class B match-up.

Scotties sweep Harlem in a 2-B Doubleheader. Glasgow will travel to Malta on Thursday and will host Poplar on Saturday.

Glasgow def. Harlem 25-16, 25-12, 25-14
Glasgow def. Harlem 25-14, 25-17, 26-24

Class AA
1. Missoula Sentinel (6-0)

2. Billings West (6-0)

3. Billings Senior (5-1) (+2)

4. Bozeman (4-1) (Previously unranked)

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

Class A
1. Hamilton (8-0)

2. Billings Central (5-0) (+1)

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

4. Laurel (4-1) (+1)

5. Miles City (5-1) (-3)

Class B
1. Manhattan (7-0)

2. Florence-Carlton (6-1) (+1)

3. Bigfork (6-2) (+1)

4. Fairfield (4-1) (+3)

5. Malta (4-1) (-3)

6. Glasgow (7-1)

7. Townsend (5-2) (-2)

8. Huntley Project (3-1)

9. Eureka (5-2)

10. Shepherd (4-2)

8-Man
1. Fort Benton (6-0)

2. Drummond-Philipsburg (Flint Creek) (7-0)

3. Thompson Falls (7-0)

4. Scobey (6-1)

5. Fairview (6-1)

6. Westby-Grenora (6-1)

7. Belt (6-1)

8. Chinook (4-2)

9. Park City (5-1)

10. Joliet (5-1)

6-Man (FINAL)
1. Big Sandy (5-0)

2. Shields Valley (7-0)

3. Froid-Lake (6-0)

4. White Sulphur Springs (3-0)

5. Power-Dutton-Brady (3-1)

6. Savage (4-1)

7. Hot Springs (3-1)

8. Harlowton-Ryegate (5-1)

9. Bridger (5-1)

10. Hobson-Moore-Judith Gap (5-2)

Glasgow Scottie Volleyball

Tues. vs. Harlem 4:30 PM JV/V/VDoubleheader
Thurs @ Malta 4:00 PM C/JV/V
Sat. vs. Poplar 1:00 PM JV/V/VDoubleheader

Glasgow Scottie Football

Glasgow at Fairfield
Kickoff at 7pm

Glasgow Scottie Cross Country
State Cross Country Meet in Kalispell
Girls at 2pm
Boys at 3pm

The Dawson County Red Devils knocked off the Glasgow Scotties in non-conference volleyball on Saturday.

Glendive defeats Glasgow: 17-25, 25-16, 26-24, 25-18

Scottie Statistics:
Tyann Graham- 10 kills
Rachelle Glaser- 2 blocks
Abrianna Nielsen- 4 aces
Blaire Westby- 26 digs
RAchelle Glaser- 23 assists

Scottie Cross Country results from NEMONT Invitational on Thursday in Fort Peck

Boys Scores - Wolf Point 41, Richey-Lamber 49, Glasgow 52, Circle NS, Scobey NS, Culbertson NS, Poplar NS

Carl Zabrocki 2nd 16:51
Lane Thompson 6th 18:14
Bergen Miller 9th 18:28
Reed Larsen 16th 19:11
Riley Smith 19th 19:48.3
Colter Cumber 20th 19:48.5
Eli Feezell 25th 20:40

Girls Scores - Glasgow 62, Poplar 131, Culbertson NS, Malta NS, Plentywood NS, Westby-Grenora NS, Scobey NS, Wolf Point NS, Dodson NS, Circle NS, Nashua NS, Richey-Lambert NS

Iris McKean 1st 19:32
Emily See 4th 21:00
Haylly Turner 11th 23:37
Eve Stone 19th 25:24
Kira Beck 27th 27:37
Elizabeth Nyquist 28th 28:10

Next at MHSA State Cross Country Championships @ Kalispell on Friday

Belt 30, Chinook 28
Billings Central 42, Miles City 0
Choteau vs. CJI on Saturday
Columbus 22, Big Timber 14
Cut Bank vs. Harlem canceled
Eureka 43, Conrad 10
Fairfield 14, Malta 6
Fairview 76, Broadus 6
Florence-Carlton 42, Corvallis 0
Glasgow 48, Wolf Point 6
Glendive 43, Hardin 6
Laurel 48, Lewistown 10
Manhattan 29, Townsend 14
Poplar vs. Baker canceled
Shepherd 20, Colstrip 6
Sidney 37, Havre 14
Whitehall 42, Three Forks 8

Nashua vs. Culbertson 5:30 Saturday
Baker def. Wolf Point 3-2
Circle def. Ekalaka 3-0
Richey-Lambert def. Culbertson 3-1
Malta vs. Wolf Point on Saturday
Poplar vs. Sidney Saturday
Terry vs. Jordan canceled

The Glasgow Scotties defeated the Wolf Point Wolves 48-6 in Friday night's Class B match-up.

1Q Glasgow 32, Wolf Point 0
HALF Glasgow 48, Wolf Point 0
3Q Glasgow 48, Wolf Point 6
FINAL Glasgow 48, Wolf Point 6

Scoring
Glasgow Lee 10 yd. Run (2 Pt. Run Lee) 9:50 1ST
Glasgow Lee 15 yd. Run (2 pt. Reception Trey Johnson) 8:42 1ST
Glasgow Hallock 20 yd. Run (2 Pt. Run Hallock) 6:26 1ST
Glasgow Idler 14 yd. Run (2 pt. Run Hansen) 2:58 1ST
Glasgow Idler 2 yd. Pass to Nieskens (2 pt. Run Hansen) 10:10 2ND
Glasgow Hallock 9 Yd. Run (2 pt. Run Hallock) 0:02 2ND
Wolf Point Wilson 61 yd Run (2 pt. Run failed) 9:20 3RD

Glasgow def. Wolf Point 25-19, 26-24, 25-5.

Scotties move to 7-5 overall on the season, 3-0 in District 2B Play.

Class B

East Conf. Overall

Shepherd 3-0 3-2
Huntley Project 3-1 3-1
Red Lodge 2-1 4-2
Roundup 1-2 2-3
Baker 1-3 1-4
Poplar 0-1 0-2
Colstrip 0-2 1-3

North Conf. Overall

Malta 3-0 4-0
Fairfield 2-0 3-1
Glasgow 3-1 6-1
Harlem 1-1 2-2
Conrad 1-3 2-3
Wolf Point 0-1 0-2
Cut Bank 0-3 1-5

South Conf. Overall

Manhattan 4-0 6-0
Townsend 4-0 5-1
Big Timber 2-2 2-3
Columbus 1-3 3-3
Whitehall 2-2 3-2
Jefferson 2-3 2-4
Three Forks 0-5 1-5

West Conf. Overall

Florence-Carlton 4-0 5-1
Bigfork 2-1 5-2
Eureka 2-1 3-2
Missoula Loyola 0-2 0-4
Anaconda 0-2 0-4
Deer Lodge NA
NA

Treasure State Media Rankings Week 8
We are down to the final 2 weeks of the regular season. Some light movement this week in the polls but this week we could see a big shakeup. Here are the latest rankings enjoy!

(-) 1st place votes.

CLASS AA
1. Sentinel (5-0)- 82 points (15)

2. Billings West (5-0)- 66 points (1)

3. Helena (5-0)- 53 points (1)

4. Senior (4-1)- 25 points

5. Bozeman (3-1)- 19 points

Also receiving votes-

Glacier- 10 points.

Class A
1. Miles City (5-0)- 79 points (11)

2. Hamilton (7-0)- 74 points (6)

3. Billings Central (4-0)- 42 points

4. Dillon (5-1)- 41 points

5. Laurel (3-1)- 11 points

Also receiving votes-

Columbia Falls- 5 points. Frenchtown- 3 points.

Class B
1. Manhattan (6-0)- 69 points (13)

2. Malta (4-0)- 38 points

3. Florence (5-1)- 31 points

4. Fairfield (3-1)- 22 points (1)

5. Townsend (5-1)- 19 points

Also receiving votes-

Bigfork- 8 points; Glasgow- 7 points; Red Lodge- 5 points; Shepard- 2 points.

Class C 8-man
1. FT Benton (6-0)- 42 points (7)

2. Thompson Falls (7-0)- 33 points

3. Flint Creek (6-0)- 30 points (2)

4. Scobey (5-1)- 10 points

5. Park City (4-1)- 9 points

Also receiving votes-

Mon-Dak-8 points; Belt-1 point.

Class C 6-man
1. Big Sandy (5-0)- 38 points (6)

2. Shields Valley (7-0)- 24 points

3. Froid-Lake (6-0)- 18 points (1)

4. White Sulpher-Springs (3-0)- 17 points

5. Tri-Cities (5-2)- 5 points

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

Also receiving votes-

Savage- 2 points; Power-Dutton-Brady- 1 point; Harlowton- 1 point.

Thanks to these voters this week!

Alec Bofinger-Montana Sports
Bruce Saylor-Butte Sports
Brian Reed-Class A FB Insider
Terry Werner-NWMTA
Darren Winberg-NBC-Montana
Stewart Davis-Capital PXP
Kevin Levine-NBC Montana
Stan Ozark-Sports and News Director KLTZ
Shaun Rainey-SWX
Chris Peterson-406mtsports
Geroge Ferguson-Havre Daily News
Jordan Hansen-406 Sports
Anthony Nachreiner-KGEZ Sports Director
Nate Dolan-AA Prep Football
Tyler Smith-AA Prep Football
Jason Walker-The Jason Walker Show
Alex Eschelman-SWX
John Kemper-Helena PXP
Jeremy Grant Schnell-SWX
Chris Stratton-MPSN406
Jack Ginsburg-Montana Sports

Due to the recent surge in Covid cases within Valley County, the Glasgow School District will be limiting spectators for at least the next 2 weeks at Football and Volleyball events.

Home athletes/coaches will receive 4 ticket vouchers each.

Visiting schools players/coaches will receive 2 ticket vouchers each.

We will not be limiting student attendance. Glasgow High School (and co-op) students will NOT need a ticket voucher. Pre K to 8th grade WILL need a ticket voucher.

If you’re intending to watch from your vehicle or to sit in the grandstands/gymnasium you will need to present a ticket voucher to our ticket sellers in order to gain admittance.

Boys Scores: Glasgow 38, Richey/Lambert 41, Scobey 76, Sidney 116, Dawson Co. NS, Culbertson NS, Circle NS, Fairview NS, Plentywood NS

Carl Zabrocki 2nd 18:26.04
Lane Thompson 3rd 19:03.35
Bergen Miller 8th 19:46.76
Blake Lloyd 10th 20:13.23
Reed Larsen 15th 20:37.16
Colter Cumber 17th 20:40.89
Riley Smith 20th 20:57.20
Eli Feezell 23rd 21:38.84

Girls Scores: Dawson Co. 60, Glasgow 78, Culbertson 84, Plentywood 132, Sidney 135, Scobey NS, Nashua NS, Westby/Grenora NS, Circle NS, Fairview NS, Richey/Lambert NS

Iris McKean 2nd 20:56.65
Emily See 4th 21:43.99
Haylly Turner 11th 24:55.80
Kira Beck 28th 27:49.13
Eve Stone 33rd 28:31.53
Shanice Lagerquist 40th 29:40.06
Elizabeth Nyquist 43rd 30:54.51

Next at Nemont Invitational @ Fort Peck on Thursday

The Scottie volleyball team was on the road yesterday as they traveled to Plentywood for a non-conference match up. Plentywood kept their perfect season intact with a 25 – 20, 25 – 20, 16 – 25, 25 – 19 hard fought battle. Plentywood has only lost five sets this season, three of those came at the hands of the Scotties.
The Scotties will host Wolf Point on Wednesday and Glendive on Saturday this week.

Saturday
Box Elder vs. Sunburst, ccd.
Circle 58, Culbertson 18
Denton-Geyser-Stanford vs. Winnett-Grass Range, ppd.
Froid-Lake 52, Wibaux 8
North Star vs. Heart Butte, ccd.
Richey-Lambert 52, Denton-Geyser-Stanford 49
Roy-Winifred vs. Centerville, ccd.
Seeley-Swan 14, Darby 8
Shields Valley 67, Fromberg-Belfry 0
St. Ignatius 52, Plains 6
White Sulphur Springs 53, Hot Springs 15

The first Hi-Line Hyzers Fall Fling Disc Golf Tournament will be Saturday, October 10th at Centennial Park in Glasgow. Registration begins at 9 a.m. with the first tee time at 10 a.m.

Entry fee is $15. For more information visit the Hiline Hyzers Disc Golf Facebook page.

The North Country/Frazer Jr. High Girls & Jamboree Girls games scheduled for Sat. Oct. 10th in Frazer have been postponed.

Billings Central 41, Lewistown 15
Chinook 60, Choteau 28
Cut Bank 2, Deer Lodge 0 (Forfeit)
Ekalaka 58, Plentywood 20
Eureka 41, Missoula Loyola 6
Fairview 68, Forsyth 20
Havre 26, Hardin 14
Jefferson 45, Three Forks 12
Laurel vs. Glendive Canceled
Malta 36, Glasgow 14
Manhattan 49, Big Timber 0
Miles City 41, Sidney 28
Park City 46, Joliet 42
Red Lodge 28, Fairfield 20
Shepherd 30, Baker 6
Thompson Falls 75, Troy 0
Westby-Grenora 57, Broadus 6
Whitehall 45, Columbus 24
Wolf Point vs. Conrad Postponed

Glasgow def. Sidney 25-16, 25-10, 25-8
Scotties move to 6-4 on the year and will travel to Plentywood on Saturday.

North Country defeats Circle 3-1 in volleyball. 25-22, 25-23, 20-25, 25-15. Lady Mavericks move to 11-2 on the season and have a big conference match vs. Foid/Medicine Lake Friday night in Saco.

High school volleyball

Augusta def. Dutton-Brady 25-18, 25-10, 25-20
Billings Central def. Glendive 3-0
Billings West def. Bozeman 25-15, 25-14, 23-25, 25-20
Bridger def. Custer-Hysham 25-16, 25-12, 25-17
Broadus def. Ekalaka 25-18, 22-25, 25-17, 25-17
Columbia Falls def. Libby 3-0
Corvallis def. Butte Central 25-23, 25-13, 25-20
Denton-Geyser-Stanford def. Geraldine-Highwood 13-25, 18-25, 25-20, 25-23, 15-13
Florence def. Deer Lodge 25-15, 25-9, 25-19
Fort Benton def. Big Sandy 25-14, 25-9, 25-4
Gardiner def. Harrison-Willow Creek 25-13, 25-9, 25-13
Glasgow def. Sidney 25-16, 25-10, 25-8
Harding County (S.D.) def. Baker 3-0
Helena def. Butte 25-21, 25-23, 25-13
Huntley Project def. Roundup 25-14, 25-19, 25-21
Jefferson def. Townsend 20-25, 25-18, 26-24, 22-25, 15-6
Melstone def. Hobson-Moore-Judith Gap 23-25, 28-26, 25-23, 25-18
Park City def. Fromberg 25-21, 25-23, 25-18
Richey-Lambert def. Westby-Grenora 25-15, 25-8, 25-14
Shepherd def. Forsyth 25-15, 22-25, 24-26, 25-15, 15-8
Simms def. Belt 25-23, 28-26, 17-25, 25-18
Thompson Falls def. Charlo 25-16, 21-25, 25-15, 25-20

Scottie Boys:

Carl Zabrocki- 1st 18:48
Lane Thompson- 2nd 19:05
Reed Larsen- 3rd 19:44
Bergen Miller- 4th 19:52
Blake Lloyd- 6th 20:34
Colter Cumber- 7th 21:09
Riley Smith- 8th 21:11
Eli Feezell- 9th 21:21

Scottie Girls:

Iris McKean- 1st 21:03
Emily See- 2nd 22:44
Haylly Turner- 3rd 25:56
Kira Beck- 6th 27:46
Eve Stone- 8th 29:50
Elizabeth Nyquist- 9th 33:32

Malta defeated Glasgow 36-14 in a Class B football match-up on Friday night.

1Q: Malta 0, Glasgow 0
HALF: Malta 24, Glasgow 0
3Q: Malta 24, Glasgow 6
FINAL: Malta 36, Glasgow 14

Glasgow Scoring:
3Q: Kyler Hallock TD Run (Conversion fails)
4Q: Jesse Lee TD Run (Loden Idler 2 point conversion run)

Coaches Corner is now online:

https://soundcloud.com/kltz-glasgow/sets/coaches-corner

Where did the time go? We only have 3 weeks left in the season. Happy we have made it it to this point but also sad that it is almost over. For the most part we are not seeing new teams really jump into the Top 5 outside of Class C 8-man and 6-man. Not a ton of movement today in the polls but we do have some big games this week that could move things. Lets get to the Rankings!

(-) first place votes

CLASS AA
1. Sentinel (4-0)- 118 points (23)

2. West (4-0)- 93 points (1)

3. Helena (4-0)- 55 points

4. Glacier (4-0)- 37 points

5. Senior (3-1)- 26 points

Also receiving votes-

Bozeman- 16 points.

Class A
1. Miles City (4-0)- 104 points (13)

2. Hamilton (6-0)- 102 points (10)

3. Billings Central (3-0)- 53 points

4. Dillon (4-1)- 48 points

5. Laurel (3-1)- 13 points

Also receiving votes-

Libby- 12 points; Frenchtown- 3 points; Columbia Falls- 2 points; Whitefish- 1 point.

Class B
1. Manhattan (5-0)- 95 points (15)

2. Fairfield (3-0)- 64 points (3)

3. Glasgow (6-0)- 55 points (2)

4. Florence (5-1)- 47 points

5. Townsend (5-1)- 22 points

Also receiving votes-

Malta- 6 points; Huntley Project- 4 points; Bigfork- 4 points; Columbus- 3 points;

Red Lodge- 2 points; Eureka- 1 point.

Class C 8-man
1. FT Benton (5-0)- 73 points (12)

2. Flint Creek (5-0)- 50 points (3)

3. Thompson Falls (6-0)- 48 points

4. Joilet (4-0)- 24 points

5. Scobey (5-1)- 17 points

Also receiving votes-

Fairview- 14 points; Mon-Dak- 6 points; Shelby-2 points; Belt- 2 points; Charlo- 1 point.

Class C 6-man
1. Big Sandy (4-0)- 56 points (9)

2. Shields Valley (6-0)- 35 points (1)

3. Froid Lake (4-0)- 30 points (2)

3. Hot Springs (2-0)- 30 points

5. Power-Dutton-Brady (3-0)- 9 points

Also receiving votes-

Richey & Lambert- 7 points; Tri-Cities- 6 points; Savage- 3 points; Harlowton- 2 points;

White Sulphur Springs- 1 point; Wibaux- 1 point.

Voters this week-

John Miller-Montana Sports

Alec Bofinger-Montana Sports

Bruce Saylor-Butte Sports

Brian Reed-Class A FB Insider

Terry Werner-NWMTA

Darren Winberg-NBC-Montana

Stewart Davis-Capital PXP

Kevin Levine-NBC Montana

Stan Ozark-Sports and News Director KLTZ

Vince Bagby-SWX

Shaun Rainey-SWX

Geroge Ferguson-Havre Daily News

Tom Wylie- Montana Sports

Fritz Neighbor-Daily InterLake

Richie Melby-Montana Sports

Colter Nuanez-ESPN Missoula

Jordan Hansen-406 Sports

Anthony Nachreiner-KGEZ

Nate Dolan-AA Prep Football

Tyler Smith-AA Prep Football

Jason Walker-The Jason Walker Show

Alex Eschelman-SWX

Leo Goldman-SWX

John Kemper-Helena PXP

Micah Drew-Flathead Beacon

Kyle Hansen-Montana Sports

Jeremy Grant Schnell-SWX

Chris Stratton-MPSN406

Dillan Schorfheide-Sidney Herald

Class AA
1. Missoula Sentinel (4-0)

2. Billings West (4-0) (+2)

3. Helena (4-0)

4. Kalispell Glacier (4-0)

5. Billings Senior (3-1) (-3)

Class A
1. Hamilton (6-0)

2. Miles City (4-0)

3. Billings Central (3-0)

4. Dillon (4-1)

5. Laurel (3-1)

Class B
1. Manhattan (5-0) (+1)

2. Fairfield (3-0) (-1)

3. Glasgow (6-0)

4. Florence-Carlton (5-1)

5. Malta (3-0)

6. Bigfork (3-2) (+1)

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

8. Huntley Project (3-1) (+2)

9. Eureka (3-2)

10. Columbus (3-2) (-4)

8-Man
1. Fort Benton (5-0)

2. Drummond-Philipsburg (Flint Creek) (5-0)

3. Thompson Falls (6-0)

4. Joliet (4-0)

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

6. Fairview (4-1) (+1)

7. Westby-Grenora (5-1) (-2)

8. Belt (4-1)

9. Charlo (4-1)

10. Shelby (4-1)

6-Man
1. Big Sandy (4-0)

2. Hot Springs (2-0)

3. Shields Valley (6-0)

4. Froid-Lake (4-0)

5. Power-Dutton-Brady (3-0)

6. White Sulphur Springs (2-0) (Previously unranked)

7. Savage (4-1) (Previously unranked)

8. Harlowton-Ryegate (4-1) (+2)

9. Bridger (3-1) (Previously unranked)

10. Hobson-Moore-Judith Gap (4-2) (Previously unranked)

Glasgow School District will be cancelling/postponing the following Glasgow Middle School activities:

Cancelled:
Glasgow Middle School football game vs Circle on Thursday October 8, 2020.

Glasgow Middle School cross country in Frazer on Thursday, October 8, 2020 and Plentywood
on Saturday, October 10, 2020.

Postponed (Until further notice):
Glasgow Middle School Girls Basketball practice.

Attention:
Due to concerns raised by the Valley County Health Department the GRD is cancelling the remaining schedules for youth football and soccer.

Coaches and players are asked to return gear to the GRD office in a timely manner. Thank you.

GHS Activities Director Brenner Flaten was left scrambling Friday afternoon when Fairview canceled a Saturday volleyball match with the Scotties. Flaten said he frantically called teams from across the area seeing if they would be able to match up with the Scotties on Saturday afternoon. It looked like the Scottie Volleyball Team would have no match for Scottie Homecoming when a match dropped in Flaten's lap on Saturday morning. Nashua called and said they just had a cancelation and they would be willing to come play the Scotties on Saturday afternoon.

Glasgow def. Nashua 25-15, 25-13, 25-17.

Abrianna Nielsen- 13 kills
Rachelle Glaser- 33 assists
Daley Aune- 4 aces
Blaire Wesby- 7 digs

Scotties have reached the midway point of the regular season. Record now stands at 5-4 overall.

Scottie Boys and Girls Cross Country:
Thursday at 51st Annual Frazer Invitational
Saturday at Plentywood Invitational

Scottie Football this week:
Varsity at Malta Friday 7:00 PM Kickoff

Scottie Volleyball this week:
Thursday at Sidney (C/JV/V) starting at 4:30 PM
Saturday at Plentywood (JV/V) starting at 1:00 PM

ABERDEEN, S.D. — Quarterback Drew Boedecker threw for 412 yards and running back Riley Linder rushed for two touchdowns as Dickinson State beat Presentation (S.D.) 35-6 on Saturday.

Boedecker, a Sheridan, Wyoming, product and the reigning North Star Athletic Association player of the week, competed 33 of 43 passes and threw touchdowns to wideouts Tyger Frye and Jaret Lee.

Boedecker led an offense that achieved 34 first downs, 23 through the air.

Frye, a Billings Senior graduate, had 10 catches for 105 yards while Lee finished with nine receptions for 111 yards. Linder, a product of Scobey High School, had 46 yards rushing on 11 carries.

Conor McCarvel, a sophomore wide receiver from Helena Capital, added a career-high seven catches for 94 yards for DSU.

Paxton Miller of Savage, Dawson McGlothlin of Sidney and Jared Smith of Glasgow all intercepted passes for DSU’s defense.

Dickinson State moved to 4-0 with the victory to remain the only unbeaten team in the NSAA. The Blue Hawks will host conference foe Dakota State (S.D.) next week.

High school football

Cascade 54, Great Falls Central 0
Hobson-Moore-Judith Gap 44, Roy-Winifred 19
Savage 64, Richey-Lambert 13
Victor 70, Troy 52
Grass Range-Winnett 74, Centerville 28

High school volleyball

Bridger def. Reed Point-Rapelje 25-16, 25-10, 25-4
Charlo def. Philipsburg 25-17, 23-25, 25-10, 25-15
Great Falls CMR def. Billings Senior 25-10, 25-19, 24-26, 19-25, 15-8
Glasgow def. Nashua 25-15, 25-13, 25-17
Havre def. Miles City 25-22, 13-25, 25-16, 25-18
Joliet def. Big Timber 25-14, 25-11, 25-11
Laurel def. Dillon 25-21, 25-13, 22-25, 17-25, 15-12
Plentywood def. Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 3-1
Ronan def. Polson 25-21, 26-28, 25-14, 26-24
Roundup def. Colstrip 23-25, 25-22, 25-23, 24-26, 15-10
St. Ignatius def. Troy 25-19, 23-25, 25-11, 14-25, 15-11
Townsend def. Fairfield 25-18, 25-17, 25-18

rls Team Scores: Custer Co. 37, Fergus 70, Park 98, Glasgow 108, Hardin 129, Dawson Co. 139, Plentywood 153, Powder River Co. 189, Billings Central NS, Richey-Lambert NS

Iris McKean 1st 19:38.87 (PR)
Emily See 5th 20:48.80 (PR)
Haylly Turner 21st 23:47.05 (PR)
Eve Stone 48th 26:55.07
Elizabeth Nyquist 50th 27:20.12
Shanice Lagerquist 55th 28:10.90


Boys Team Scores: Fergus 39, Park 61, Custer Co. 88, Richey-Lambert 91, Glasgow 98, Billings Central 151, Hardin 168, Lockwood 213, Dawson Co. NS

Carl Zabrocki 5th 17:20.30 (PR)
Lane Thompson 11th 18:08.84 (PR)
Reed Larsen 23rd 19:02.89
Blake Lloyd 25th 19:09.31 (PR)
Colter Cumber 38th 20:11.30 (PR)
Eli Feezell 41st 20:37.00
Riley Smith 46th 21:12.90


Next at Frazer on Thursday and Plentywood on Saturday

Fairview had to cancel their scheduled match vs. Glasgow on Saturday, October 3rd.

The next scheduled match for the Scottie girls is in Sidney on October 8th. The next home match is scheduled for October 14th vs. Wolf Point.

The Scotties defeated the Colstrip Colts 54-6 on Homecoming night in Glasgow. The Scotties are now 6-0 on the year and are scheduled to travel to Malta on October 9th.

1Q Glasgow 16, Colstrip 0
2Q Glasgow 40, Colstrip 0
3Q Glasgow 48, Colstrip 0
FINAL Glasgow 54, Colstrip 6

Scoring
Glasgow Lee 7 yd. Run (2 pt. Run Lee) 6:20 1ST
Glasgow Idler 20 yd. Run (2 pt. Pass Idler to Aune) 1:34 1ST
Glasgow Idler 49 yd. Run (2 pt. Run Idler) 9:13 2ND
Glasgow Lee 3 yd. Run (2 pt. Run Idler) 2:41 2ND
Glasgow Idler to Aune 15 yd. Pass (2 pt. Run Hallock) 0:45 2ND
Glasgow Idler to Fast 5 yd. Pass (2 pt. Run Hallock 8:50 3RD
Glasgow Skolrud 11 yd. Interception Return (Run No Good) 7:35 4TH
Colstrip Buckalew 2 Yd. Run (Run No Good) 4:28 4TH

Bigfork 2, Deer Lodge 0
Big Timber vs. Fairfield canceled
Billings West 41, Billings Senior 14
Butte 20, Helena Capital 13
Cut Bank vs. Wolf Point canceled
Fairview 40, Westby-Grenora 8
Florence-Carlton 35, Eureka 20
Fort Benton 66, Choteau 6
Glasgow 54, Colstrip 6
Glendive vs. Billings Central canceled
Huntley Project 40, Baker 8
Laurel 59, Hardin 0
Lewistown vs. Sidney canceled
Miles City 55, Havre 12
Red Lodge vs. Poplar canceled
Scobey 56, Forsyth 6
Shelby 69, Chester-Joplin-Inverness 21
Thompson Falls 51, Plains 6
Townsend 44, Three Forks 0

Plentywood def. Nashua 25-8, 25-10, 25-10
Aces - Tia Dees (3)
Assists - Hadynn Adkins (9)
Digs - Hadynn Adkins (9)
Kills - Devin Fromdahl (2)
Blocks Devin Fromdahl (1)

Scobey def. Culbertson 25-21, 25-13, 25-23

Glasgow def. Malta 25-14, 25-17, 25-8

Abrianna Nielsen- 9 Kills
Abrianna Nielsen- 6 Aces
Blaire Westby- 6 Digs
Rachelle Glaser- 28 Assists

Team Stats:

Glasgow: 31 kills, 5 blocks, 11 aces, 14 digs and 32 assists
Malta: 16 kills, 4 blocks, 4 aces, 40 digs and 14 assists

High school volleyball

Billings Central def. Laurel 16-25, 25-16, 25-21, 25-17
Choteau def. Fairfield 27-29, 25-19, 25-22, 25-10
Eureka def. Troy 25-11, 25-14, 25-15
Florence def. Arlee 25-9, 25-13, 25-17
Glasgow def. Malta 25-14, 25-17, 25-8
Hardin at Miles City 25-17, 25-17, 25-15
Helena Capital def. Helena High 25-16, 25-13, 25-17
Hobson-Moore-Judith Gap def. Denton-Geyser-Stanford 25-11, 25-7, 25-13
Huntley Project def. Joliet 23-25, 25-21, 25-19, 25-19
Lewistown def. Havre 15-25, 25-19, 25-15, 25-21
Manhattan Christian def. Shields Valley 25-12, 25-16, 25-19
Power def. Dutton-Brady 3-0
Shelby def. Rocky Boy 25-12, 25-18, 25-13

Congratulations to your 2020 Scottie Homecoming King and Queen, Aden Zoanni and Erika Blake!

Scottie Homecoming Parade today at 2:30pm!