The Scottie boys won the Sidney Invitational Track Meet on Friday, scoring 110.5 points. The Scottie girls finished 7th with 30 points. The boys had 12 personal bests while the girls had 9.

Boys
1. Glasgow 110.5
2. Sidney 100
3. Custer County 60
4. New Town 54
5. Fairview 52
6. Saco 33
7. Savage 25.5
8. Lustre Christian 20
9. Forsyth 18
10. Circle 14

200m Kyler Whitman 3rd, 25.04
400m Khye Gamas 1st, 52.80
400m Tavin Boland 3rd, 54.32
400m Adam Mickelson 6th, 56.46
800m Kyler Holinde 2nd, 2:04.97
1600m Kyler Holinde 1st, 4:46.74
110m Hurdles Khye Gamas 2nd, 16.79
110m Hurdles Adam Mickelson 3rd, 17.00
110m Hurdles Micheal King 6th, 19.20
300m Hurdles Gage Larsen 2nd, 47.66
4x100m Relay 3rd, 46.37 (Solorzano, Whitman, Gamas, Graham)
4x400 Relay 6th, 3:56.09 (Whitman, Chapman, Larsen, Sugg)
Sprint Medley Relay 3rd, 4:33.5 (Bakeberg, Hopstad, Tatafu, Miller)
Shot Put Connor Hudyma 2nd, 43' 11
Discus Connor Hudyma 2nd, 138' 7
Pole Vault Adam Mickelson 6th, 11'
Long Jump Tavin Boland 1st, 19' 5
Long Jump Khye Gamas 4th, 18' 10

Girls
1. Custer County 104.33
2. Scobey 66
3. Sidney 60
4. Fairview 50.33
5. Circle 44
6. Savage 35
7. Glasgow 30
8. Bainville 26
9. Saco 19.83
10. Richey-Lambert 19
3200m Kheyerah Bilger 4th, 13:10.15
3200m Haleigh Huntsman 5th, 13:24.23
100m Hurdles Mayzie Yoakam 5th, 17.39
300m Hurdles Ava Runner 4th, 52.82
Shot Put Hannah Holinde 2nd, 35' 8.5
Discus Hannah Holinde 4th, 103' 1
High Jump Kimber Dulaney 4th, 4'8
Triple Jump Kimber Dulaney 5th, 32' 4.5

#nextlevelscottie Ellis McKean set a new personal best in the steeplechase on Thursday night, running an 8:53.53 to win his heat at the Brian Clay Invitational. McKean, a senior at the University of San Francisco, beat his previous best by over 8 seconds.

Hinsdale's Kaitlyn McColly, competing for DSU, added another North Star heptathlon champioship to her resume on Wednesday. She finished the women’s heptathlon with 4,682 points taking first place. In the seven events McColly finished first in 100-meter hurdles, high jump, and 800-meter race, second in the shot put, 200-meter, and javelin, and third in the long jump.

Three universities had entries at the NSAA Multi-Events Championships that were hosted by Valley City State University at the John and Diane Hill Track and Field Complex at Lokken Stadium.

The Scottie Softball team lost a non-conference game to Havre on Tuesday 9-4.

Glasgow is next in action Thursday at Miles City.

The Scottie Golfers competed in Wolf Point on Tuesday.

The Scottie Girls finished in first place shooting a 411.

Annika Smith 1st pace 101
Laynee Simpson 2nd place 102
Mia Peterson 104
Amelia Gilchrist 104
Aspen Probert 109
Mylee Rasmussen 114
Dylon Murch 122

The Scottie Boys finished in first place shooting a 373

Hank Hopstad 2nd place 87
Coy Nelson 4th place 88
Jack Morehouse 98
Cody Kuka 100
Aiden Aune 101
Drew Simensen 108
Holt Huntsman 108
Jackson Kemp 109
Silas Runner 111
Aaron Zoanni 114

We played four good teams this past weekend in Lewistown and had to do it minus four starters on Saturday. But our young girls stepped up, and we came out of it with a couple of wins.

Glasgow 0 0 0 0 - 0R 0H 4E
Shepherd 3 5 0 7 - 15R 13H 1E
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Glasgow 6 1 0 1 0 1 0 - 9R 7H 3E
Fergus 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 - 5R 3H 5E

Halle Hunter hit a 1st inning grand slam to help jumpstart the Scotties with 6 runs in the opening frame. She had the HR, 4 RBI and 2 runs. Brynn Donaldson took over from there, tossing a complete game, giving up 2 earned runs, and striking out 8.

Macy Martin - 2 hits, 2 RBI, 1 run
Kelbi Wersal - 1 hit (triple) 1 RBI
CharLee McColly - 1 hit, 1 run, 1 stolen base
Riley Clampitt - 1 hit, 1 run
Berkley Hillman - 1 RBI, 2 runs
Donaldson - 1 hit
Tessa Miller and Hayden Green - 1 run each
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Hardin 3 4 0 0 0 - 7R 7H 3E
Glasgow 3 10 1 3 X - 17R 8H 4E

Macy Martin - 2 hits, 2 RBI, 3 runs, 3 stolen bases
Tessa Miller - 2 hits (incl. triple), 2 RBI, 2 runs
Alexa Ball - 1 hit, 2 RBI, 3 runs, 2 stolen bases
Kelbi Wersal - 1 hit (triple), 1 RBI, 2 runs
Riley Clampitt - 1 hit, 2 RBI, 2 runs
Brynn Donaldson - 1 hit, 2 RBI, 1 run
Hayden Green - 3 RBI, 2 runs
Tessa Studheit - 1 RBI, 1 run
Josie Kemp - 1 run

Donaldson got the pitching win with 4 innings of relief, giving up 1 earned run and striking out 7.
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Laurel 1 1 4 5 - 11R 10H 0E
Glasgow 3 0 0 0 - 3R 4H 5E

Tessa Miller - 1 hit, 1 RBI, 1 run, 1 stolen base
Macy Martin - 1 hit, 1 run, 1 stolen base
Hayden Green - 1 hit, 2 RBI
Brynn Donaldson - 1 hit
Alexa Ball - 1 run

The Scotties took a loss on Friday morning vs. Shepherd, but bounced back in the evening with a 9-5 win over Fergus (Lewistown).

On Saturday, Glasgow defeated Hardin 14-7, then lost to Laurel 11-3. Their record is now 5-3 on the year.

Glasgow will host Havre on Tuesday for a non-conference game.

The Scottie Boys and Girls Golfers competed in Wolf Point on Saturday.

Boys team
Malta 335
Glasgow 357
Glasgow JV 442

Boys individual top 5 and Scottie finishers
Kaniel Ricker- Poplar 77
Kruise Stiles- Malta 77
Hank Hopstad- Glasgow 82
Regan Stuart- Malta 82
Michael Love- Malta 85
Coy Nelson 86
Aiden Aune 91
Jaxson Kemp 98
Jack Morehouse 99
Drew Simensen 102
Aaron Zoanni 113
Holt Huntsman 113
Noah Runner 114
D.C. Flaten 118

Girls Team
Malta 417
Glasgow 420
Poplar 461

Girls Individual
Mia Peterson- Glasgow 95
Layla Messerly- Malta 100
Kylie Bishop- Malta 101
Brittney Sorlie- Malta 103
Annika Smith- Glasgow 108
Dylon Murch 108
Aspen Probert 109
Amelia Gilchrist- 110

Boys team:
Malta- 335
Glasgow- 369
Poplar-405

Boys Individual: Top 5
Regan Stuart- Malta 79
Kruise Stiles- Malta 80
Kellen Murray- Malta 82
Kaniel Ricker- Poplar 84
Jaxson Kemp- Glasgow 87
Other Glasgow Varsity
Hank Hopstad 88
Coy Nelson 93
Aiden Aune 101
Jack Morehouse 109

Girls Team:
Glasgow- 436
Malta- 449

Top 5 individual
Brittney Sorle- Malta 100
Mia Peterson- Glasgow 103
Layla Messerly- Malta 106
Kylie Bishop- Malta 106
Annika Smith- Glasgow 107
Other Glasgow Varsity
Laynee Simpson- 111
Dylon Murch- 115
Aspen Probert- 116

The Scottie track teams competed at the Baker Invitational on Friday; the girls finished first with 131 points, while the boys were second with 137.

Girls: Glasgow 131, Dawson County 126.5, Carter County 70, Wolf Point 49.5, Bowman County 40, Baker 40, Richey-Lambert 30, Dickinson Trinity 16, Terry 15, Beach 1

Boys: Dawson County 148, Glasgow 137, Baker 97, Bowman County 44, Beach 31, CJI 18, Dickinson Trinity 11.5, Carter County 11.5 Plevna 10, Wolf Point 9, Powder River County 6, Wibaux County 4

We had 26 personal bests on the boys' side, and the girls had 13 pb's. Hannah Holinde had state qualifying throws in the shot put (36' 7.75") and discus (119' 9"). Mayzie Yoakam qualified in the triple jump with a 34' 4" jump. Wyatt Babb threw 152' 3" to qualify in the discus, just missing the top 5 on the Glasgow record board by 2 inches.

Full Results

Scottie Girls Placers:

100m
1 Joely Chappell 13.49a
400m
1 Joely Chappell 1:04.03a
800m
4 Riley Evenson-Glasoe 2:46.34a
1600m
3 Haleigh Huntsman 6:21.62a
4 Kheyerah Bilger 6:43.56a

3200m
1 Haleigh Huntsman 13:55.60a
3 Kheyerah Bilger 14:46.58a

100m Hurdles
1 Mayzie Yoakam 17.29a
6 Amiya Ryan 19.32a

300m Hurdles
1 Ava Runner 52.47a
4 Amiya Ryan 56.26a

Shot Put
1 Hannah Holinde 36-07.75
5 Mayzie Yoakam 30-09.00

Discus
1 Hannah Holinde 110-09

High Jump
1 Kimber Dulaney 4-08.00
Pole Vault
1 Mayzie Yoakam 9-06.00
Long Jump
3 Joely Chappell 15-08.00
Triple Jump
3 Mayzie Yoakam 34-04.00
5 Ava Runner 31-03.50

Scottie Boys Placers:
100m
1 Khye Gamas 11.71a
3 Kyler Whitman 12.02a
5 Nick Solorzano 12.21a

400m

2 Tavin Boland 54.44a
6 Gage Larsen 58.17a

800m
2 Kyler Holinde 2:03.12a

1600m
5 Timothy Pearson 5:26.46a

3200m
4 Jack Milam 11:54.06a
6 Garrett Thompson 12:07.28a

110m Hurdles
1 Adam Mickelson 16.93a
4 Michael King 18.88a

300m Hurdles
1 Khye Gamas 42.60a

4x100m Relay
2 46.36

4x400m Relay
1 3:40.02a

Shot Put
5 Rex Monson 40-10.75

Discus
1 Wyatt Babb 152-03
6 Connor Hudyma 127-06

High Jump
3 Tavin Boland 5-08.00

Pole Vault
2 Adam Mickelson 12-00.00
4 Nick Solorzano 11-00.00

Long Jump
2 Tavin Boland 19-11.50
3 Khye Gamas 19-09.00
5 Kyler Whitman 19-07.00

Triple Jump
3 Nick Solorzano 37-08.00

The Scottie Softball team will be in Lewistown this weekend competing at the Lewistown Invitational.

The Scottie Invitational Golf Tournament is being held today at Sunnyside Country Club in Glasgow. Access results here:
 
https://www.golfgenius.com/pages/11539634189246684836

Glasgow, MT. – Glasgow High School announces the hiring of Mike Erickson as the school’s new Athletic Director. Erickson will assume the leadership role in August and will succeed Dalton Reid, who has spent the 2024-25 school year as the Scottie AD.

Mike Erickson is a native of Vida, MT. and a 1989 graduate of Circle High School where he was a multi-sport athlete for the Wildcats. He brings with him 18 years of Athletic Administrative experience; following 8 years as AD in Wolf Point, 5 years as AD in Hardin, and the last 5 as the Athletic Director at Billings Lockwood. Erickson was honored as Northeast Montana AD of the Year in 2011, Class A AD of the Year in 2021, and most recently Yellowstone County AD of the Year in 2023.

Mike earned his degree from Montana State University-Billings and before his time in Athletic Administration, he excelled as Head Boys Basketball Coach at Wolf Point High School and Head Women’s Basketball Coach at MSU-Northern.

He currently serves as the President of the MIAAA; an organization that represents all 182 MHSA member schools Athletic Director’s. He assumed the state’s leadership position in January following a 2-year term by previous AD and current Glasgow Schools Superintendent Brenner Flaten.

In addition to his role as K-12 Activities Director, Erickson will join the school’s Physical Education department as lead Strength and Conditioning Coach.

Girls Team Scores - Glasgow 149, Malta 70, Harlem 66.33, Saco 52.33, Wolf Point 47, Garfield County 44.33, Hinsdale 32, Lustre Christian 26, Nashua 14, Poplar 14, Brockton 3

Boys Team Scores - Glasgow 158, Lustre Christian 69, Malta 65, Saco 58, Harlem 44, Garfield County 28, Poplar 27.50, Wolf Point 24, Hinsdale 18.50,Nashua 11, Dodson 11, Frazer 8

Girls 100 Meter Dash
1 Chappell, Joely 11 Glasgow 13.93 2
2 Phipps, Gracie 11 Garfield County 14.06 2
3 Dykstra, Katey 10 Nashua 14.13 5
4 Erickson, Ainsley 8 Saco 14.21 5
5 Witt, Reese 9 Garfield County 14.32 3
6 Smith, Adalynn 9 Wolf Point 14.33 5

Girls 200 Meter Dash
1 Chappell, Joely 11 Glasgow 28.72 1
2 Weeks, Navella 11 Wolf Point 29.16 3
3 Erickson, Ainsley 8 Saco 29.45 1
4 Sunchild, Tearia 10 Harlem 29.60 2
5 Sanchez, Gracie 12 Harlem 30.04 3
6 Witt, Reese 9 Garfield County 30.15 1

Girls 400 Meter Dash
1 Smith, Adalynn 9 Wolf Point 1:06.37 2
2 Lawrence, Skylar 10 Garfield County 1:10.61 2
3 Byers, Justice 9 Lustre Christian 1:11.20 1
4 Evenson-Glasoe, Riley 12 Glasgow 1:11.98 2
5 Dulaney, Kimber 11 Glasgow 1:15.36 1
6 GrayHawk, Paige 11 Poplar 1:18.31 1

Girls 800 Meter Run
1 Evenson-Glasoe, Riley 12 Glasgow 2:43.90
2 Camel, Jaspen 10 Harlem 2:48.20
3 Klatt, Sidney 9 Lustre Christian 2:49.56
4 Cooper, Alara 11 Poplar 2:50.06
5 Brown, Marlee 9 Harlem 2:52.79
6 Byers, Justice 9 Lustre Christian 2:55.85

Girls 1600 Meter Run
1 Morgan, J'Lynn 9 Harlem 6:14.84
2 Huntsman, Haleigh 10 Glasgow 6:18.12
3 Klatt, Sidney 9 Lustre Christian 6:37.01
4 Bilger, Kheyerah 12 Glasgow 6:46.77
5 Cooper, Alara 11 Poplar 6:51.66
6 Miller, Arianna 9 Garfield County 6:55.21

Girls 3200 Meter Run
1 Huntsman, Haleigh 10 Glasgow 13:39.57
2 Bouldin, Cadence 9 Wolf Point 14:31.86
3 Miller, Arianna 9 Garfield County 14:32.41
4 Bilger, Kheyerah 12 Glasgow 14:39.20
5 DeMarrias, BraeLynn 9 Brockton 14:47.61
6 Cummins, Taylor 11 Brockton 16:28.56

Girls 100 Meter Hurdles
1 Yoakam, Mayzie 10 Glasgow 17.42 2
2 Labrie, Karlie 11 Malta 18.26 2
3 McColly, BaiLee 11 Hinsdale 18.41 2
4 Gibson, Jodi 12 Garfield County 18.56 1
5 Runner, Ava 10 Glasgow 19.61 2
6 Ryan, Amiya 8 Glasgow 19.66 1

Girls 300 Meter Hurdles
1 Downing, Emerson 10 Saco 51.39 2
2 Yoakam, Mayzie 10 Glasgow 52.72 2
3 Runner, Ava 10 Glasgow 53.01 2
4 Labrie, Karlie 11 Malta 54.61 1
5 Holzrichter, Lauryn 10 Lustre Christian 54.79 1
6 Ryan, Amiya 8 Glasgow 55.21 2

Girls 4x100 Meter Relay
1 Wolf Point 'A' 54.98
1) Weeks, Navella 11 2) Oleyte, Amirah 9
3) Weeks, Harper 9 4) Smith, Adalynn 9
2 Harlem 'A' 55.76
1) Sunchild, Tearia 10 2) Briere, Raelynne 12
3) Johnson, Ciana 8 4) Sanchez, Gracie 12
3 Malta 'A' 55.80
1) Labrie, Karlie 11 2) Mears, Carly 10
3) Tuss, Denvyr 11 4) Volk, Hannah 10
4 Harlem 'B' 58.50
1) Montes, McKennen 9 2) Brown, Marlee 9
3) Gone, JaLana 8 4) Camel, RaMarrah 9
5 Lustre Christian 'A' 58.92
1) Gibson, Jaden 12 2) Klatt, Sidney 9
3) Pew, Rachel 12 4) Byers, Justice 9
6 Garfield County 'A' 1:00.22
1) Phipps, Gracie 11 2) Gibson, Jodi 12
3) Gibson, Jaci 10 4) Witt, Reese 9

Girls 4x400 Meter Relay
1 Garfield County 'A' 4:41.70
1) Gibson, Jodi 12 2) Denton, Cora 10
3) Gibson, Jaci 10 4) Lawrence, Skylar 10
2 Wolf Point 'A' 4:46.40
1) Weeks, Navella 11 2) Oleyte, Amirah 9
3) Bouldin, Cadence 9 4) Smith, Adalynn 9
3 Malta 'A' 5:03.90
1) Lankford, Caitlyn 10 2) Clausen, Kendall 11
3) Stuart, Emree 11 4) Labrie, Karlie 11

Girls High Jump
1 Sunchild, Tearia 10 Harlem 5-03.00
2 McColly, BaiLee 11 Hinsdale 5-01.00
3 Dykstra, Katey 10 Nashua 5-00.00
4 Clausen, Kendall 11 Malta 4-08.00
4 Dulaney, Kimber 11 Glasgow 4-08.00
6 Gibson, Jaci 10 Garfield County 4-06.00
6 Erickson, Ainsley 8 Saco 4-06.00
6 Brown, Marlee 9 Harlem 4-06.00

Girls Pole Vault
1 Yoakam, Mayzie 10 Glasgow 9-00.00
2 Downing, Emerson 10 Saco 8-06.00
3 Erickson, Ainsley 8 Saco 8-00.00
4 Mears, Carly 10 Malta 7-06.00
5 Williams, Teagan 11 Wolf Point 7-00.00

Girls Long Jump
1 Erickson, Ainsley 8 Saco 14-09.00
2 McColly, BaiLee 11 Hinsdale 14-06.00
3 Sanchez, Gracie 12 Harlem 14-05.25
4 Chappell, Joely 11 Glasgow 14-04.50
5 Dykstra, Katey 10 Nashua 14-00.00
6 Witt, Reese 9 Garfield County 13-05.00

Girls Triple Jump
1 Yoakam, Mayzie 10 Glasgow 33-01.00
2 Briere, Raelynne 12 Harlem 30-11.00
3 Chappell, Joely 11 Glasgow 30-10.50
4 Downing, Emerson 10 Saco 30-08.50
5 Runner, Ava 10 Glasgow 29-10.25
6 Holzrichter, Lauryn 10 Lustre Christian 27-07.50

Girls Shot Put
1 Tuss, Denvyr 11 Malta 35-10.00 5
2 Holinde, Hannah 10 Glasgow 33-09.00 2
3 Yoakam, Mayzie 10 Glasgow 31-07.00 2
4 Cochran, Amara 12 Harlem 30-08.00 5
5 Britzman, Paityn 10 Glasgow 29-09.00 1
6 O'Neal, Lilliana 11 Poplar 28-06.50 2

Girls Discus Throw
1 Tuss, Denvyr 11 Malta 102-02 5
2 Holinde, Hannah 10 Glasgow 102-01 3
3 O'Neal, Lilliana 11 Poplar 95-11 2
4 Cochran, Amara 12 Harlem 93-08 5
5 McColly, Kodi 11 Hinsdale 88-00 3
6 Wilke, Tailynn 10 Malta 86-04 5

Girls Javelin Throw
1 Clausen, Kendall 11 Malta 118-01 4
2 McColly, BaiLee 11 Hinsdale 104-10 2
3 Wilke, Tailynn 10 Malta 103-02 4
4 Downing, Emerson 10 Saco 99-10 4
5 Red Eagle, Miquela 11 Malta 97-11 4
6 Phipps, Gracie 11 Garfield County 85-01 2

Boys 100 Meter Dash
1 Downing, Blaine 12 Saco 11.50 5
2 Gamas, Khye 11 Glasgow 11.70 5
3 Simanton, Mason 12 Malta 12.00 5
4 Bollinger, Hayes 10 Garfield County 12.50 5
5 Graham, Trey 10 Glasgow 12.51 2
6 Sugg, Wyatt 11 Glasgow 12.53 3

Boys 200 Meter Dash
1 Pierre, Johnslee 11 Lustre Christian 23.87 3
2 Gamas, Khye 11 Glasgow 24.34 5
3 Whitman, Kyler 11 Glasgow 25.21 3
4 Graham, Trey 10 Glasgow 25.91 3
5 Ewing, Byron 12 Lustre Christian 25.94 1
6 Osuna Lopez, Jose 12 Glasgow 26.15 4

Boys 400 Meter Dash
1 Pierre, Johnslee 11 Lustre Christian 54.26 1
2 Boland, Tavin 11 Glasgow 55.03 2
3 Ewing, Byron 12 Lustre Christian 56.31 1
4 Downing, Blaine 12 Saco 56.43 3
5 Bollinger, Hayes 10 Garfield County 58.25 3
6 Bigknife, Jayvon 10 Harlem 58.30 2

Boys 800 Meter Run
1 Holinde, Kyler 12 Glasgow 2:09.15
2 Klatt, Prestyn 10 Lustre Christian 2:10.77
3 Bigknife, Jayvon 10 Harlem 2:12.34
4 Olfert, Diek 11 Lustre Christian 2:19.63
5 Pearson, Timothy 10 Glasgow 2:19.95
6 Bearcub, Wilder 11 Poplar 2:21.08

Boys 1600 Meter Run
1 Walker, Ethan 9 Harlem 4:55.61
2 Holinde, Kyler 12 Glasgow 4:55.63
3 Posey, Donovan 11 Dodson 4:58.97
4 Beston, Gabe 10 Frazer 5:19.09
5 Mount, Treyton 9 Harlem 5:21.97
6 KillEagle, Lance 11 Dodson 5:23.51

Boys 3200 Meter Run
1 Walker, Ethan 9 Harlem 10:28.95
2 Klatt, Prestyn 10 Lustre Christian 10:54.92
3 Cuts the Rope, Orion 10 Harlem 11:20.65
4 Beston, Gabe 10 Frazer 11:27.34
5 McWilliams, Hunter 10 Garfield County 11:32.04
6 KillEagle, Lance 11 Dodson 11:57.79

Boys 110 Meter Hurdles
1 Mickelson, Adam 12 Glasgow 17.69
2 King, Michael 12 Glasgow 20.31
3 Martian, Alex 10 Malta 20.70
4 Pluhar, Angus 12 Garfield County 20.90
5 Adkins, Tyecom 11 Nashua 23.52

Boys 300 Meter Hurdles
1 Gamas, Khye 11 Glasgow 43.66 2
2 Mickelson, Adam 12 Glasgow 44.61 2
3 Larsen, Gage 10 Glasgow 46.75 1
4 Martian, Alex 10 Malta 48.19 2
5 Bearcub, Wilder 11 Poplar 49.14 2
6 Pluhar, Angus 12 Garfield County 49.79 1

Boys 4x100 Meter Relay
1 Glasgow 'A' 46.25
1) Gamas, Khye 11 2) Sugg, Wyatt 11
3) Whitman, Kyler 11 4) Graham, Trey 10
2 Malta 'A' 48.37
1) Brusse, Rylee 11 2) Simanton, Mason 12
3) Stiles, Trooper 11 4) Sims, Straud 11
3 Garfield County 'A' 48.40
1) Bollinger, Hayes 10 2) Murnion, AJ 10
3) Pluhar, Angus 12 4) Murnion, Layton 9
4 Lustre Christian 'A' 51.12
1) Lee, Yoseph 10 2) Charette, Kayden 9
3) Rigby, Jacob 10 4) Brown, KJ 9
5 Dodson 'A' 52.07
1) LoneBear, Mason 12 2) Healy, Tygh 9
3) KillEagle, Lance 11 4) Posey, Donovan 11
6 Malta 'B' 53.04
1) Benton, Bridger 10 2) Bleth, Jackson 10
3) Heppner, Treyden 9 4) Simanton, Collin 10

Boys 4x400 Meter Relay
1 Lustre Christian 'A' 3:56.79
1) Ewing, Byron 12 2) Olfert, Diek 11
3) Klatt, Prestyn 10 4) Pierre, Johnslee 11
2 Harlem 'A' 4:03.03
1) Bigknife, Jayvon 10 2) Kelly, Isaac 11
3) Black Wolf, Lathan 10 4) Walker, Ethan 9
3 Malta 'A' 4:22.81
1) Martian, Alex 10 2) Spencer, Lane 9
3) Young, Kael 11 4) Young, Silas 9
4 Nashua 'A' 4:43.13
1) Morgan, Joe 9 2) Pugh, EvRhet 12
3) Sibley, Wyatt 9 4) Adkins, Tyecom 11

Boys High Jump
1 Downing, Blaine 12 Saco J5-10.00
2 Erickson, Laytin 10 Saco J5-08.00
3 Simanton, Mason 12 Malta J5-06.00
4 Strommen, Kade 12 Hinsdale J5-06.00
5 Boland, Tavin 11 Glasgow J5-04.00
6 Ricker, Kaniel 12 Poplar J5-04.00
6 Bowman, Coy 12 Hinsdale J5-04.00

Boys Pole Vault
1 Downing, Blaine 12 Saco J14-00.00
2 Mickelson, Adam 12 Glasgow J12-06.00
3 Erickson, Laytin 10 Saco J11-00.00
4 Strommen, Kade 12 Hinsdale J11-00.00
5 Stiles, Trooper 11 Malta J10-00.00
6 Leckie, Noah 12 Nashua J8-06.00

Boys Long Jump
1 Gamas, Khye 11 Glasgow 18-10.00
2 Bollinger, Hayes 10 Garfield County 17-05.75
3 Boland, Tavin 11 Glasgow 17-05.50
4 Ricker, Kaniel 12 Poplar 17-02.50
5 Olfert, Diek 11 Lustre Christian 16-07.50
6 Clark, Cassius 9 Harlem 16-03.50

Boys Triple Jump
1 Ricker, Kaniel 12 Poplar 39-10.50 2
2 Boland, Tavin 11 Glasgow 37-04.00 1
3 Strommen, Kade 12 Hinsdale 36-11.00 2
4 Pugh, EvRhet 12 Nashua 36-05.00 2
5 Olfert, Diek 11 Lustre Christian 36-01.00 1
6 Young, Kael 11 Malta 36-00.00 2

Boys Shot Put
1 Siewing, TJ 11 Malta 44-01.50 2
2 Burshia, Walker 12 Poplar 42-05.00 2
3 Hamilton, Sean 11 Wolf Point 41-07.50 4
4 Monson, Rex 12 Glasgow 40-00.50 1
5 Downing, Blaine 12 Saco 39-05.00 1
6 Hilkemann, Mason 12 Lustre Christian 38-06.00 2

Boys Discus Throw
1 Babb, Wyatt 12 Glasgow 129-03 1
2 Hamilton, Sean 11 Wolf Point 128-11 4
3 Retan, Landon 11 Malta 127-01 4
4 Siewing, TJ 11 Malta 114-05 4
5 Hilkemann, Mason 12 Lustre Christian 110-08 1
6 Bollinger, Kalob 12 Garfield County 110-06

Boys Javelin Throw
1 Hamilton, Sean 11 Wolf Point 149-02 3
2 Brown, Jacob 10 Saco 139-06 1
3 Stiles, Trooper 11 Malta 134-03 3
4 Hanshew, Jayden 12 Hinsdale 129-02 2
5 Erickson, Keilen 10 Poplar 121-02 1
6 LoneBear, Mason 12 Dodson 120-00 1

Congrats to Dickinson State Track’s Kaitlyn McColly as she officially received her 2023-24 A.O. Duer Award at the NAIA National Convention in San Diego, California this past weekend.

The award is given by the NAIA annually to a junior student-athlete in any sport who has excelled in scholarship, character, and citizenship.

Twelve members of the Glasgow Wrestling Club spent their weekend in Rapid City, South Dakota at the Black Hills Nationals AAU World Folkstyle Championships. This year's tournament proved to be very competitive once again with 1,758 wrestlers from 249 clubs across 27 states. The event was moved from the campus of Black Hills State University in Spearfish, SD. to the James Kjerstad Events Center in Rapid to accommodate the tournament's exponential growth.

The small but mighty Highlander squad showed up and put it on the line; finishing with seven individual placers. The top eight place winners in each weight class earned "AAU All-American Honors". The team finished win an overall record of 24 wins and 24 losses for an even .500 winning percentage.

On Sunday, GWC officially put a bow on the season with the annual Eugene's Pizza and Bowling Party hosted at El Cor Del. ALL wrestlers and their families were treated to an afternoon meal and an opportunity to lay some pins down.

Individual Results Black Hills Nationals--
6U
Hayden Flaten 3rd
Duncan Markle
Taya Sundeen
8U
Brenley Flaten 5th
Aurora Markle 4th
10U
Collins Flaten 3rd
Dayton Markle 6th
12U
Eli Holinde
Taden Sundeen 2nd
14U
Chloe Lamb
Hunter Pierce 7th
High School
Madison Lamb

The Glasgow Scotties will host a track and field meet today at Scottie Field. Action starts at noon.

The Glasgow Scotties will host a track and field meet today at Scottie Field. Action starts at noon.

On Friday, University of Montana's Iris McKean set a new personal best in the 1500m at the Whitworth Peace Meet in Spokane on Friday. McKean finished 18th out of over 70 runners with a time of 4:42.13.

She later finished 4th in the 5000m, taking 27 seconds off her previous personal best, in 17:47.96. The Lady Griz will next compete April 17th.

Carroll College's Ali Cunningham made her career debut in the 10,000m at the meet. She finished 14th overall in 42:49.98. Carroll is scheduled to compete at the Providence Open this coming Thursday and Friday.

On Saturday, Ellis McKean finished 12th in his section of the 3000m Steeplechase at the Stanford Invitational on Saturday, with a time of 9:08.99

Several DSU Blue Hawks competed on Sunday at the University of Mary Al Bortke Open in Bismarck:
Taylor Laumeyer was 2nd in the discus (150' 4) and hammer (156' 2) while finishing 4th in the shot put (39' 10.5).

Tia Dees was 9th in the shot put (37' 7.25), 11th in the discus (108') and 17th with a season best in the hammer throw (127' 5)

Vaughn Miller was 5th in the javelin (159' 2).

Wolf Point's Peyton Summers, running for Dawson Community College, won the 10,000m in 32:04.24. Meanwhile, sister Sierra finished 3rd in 39:08.92

Due to snow and cold in the Lewistown area, the Lewistown track meet scheduled for this Thursday has been canceled.

Glasgow had been scheduled to participate, but now their first meet of the season will be on Monday, April 7th at home. Start time will be at noon.

The Scottie Softball team found a break in the weather and had their home opener on Monday.

It was a nail-biter with Dawson County heading into the bottom of the 6th inning, with the score tied 2-2. The Scotties put 6 on the board in the bottom of the 6th, and held on for an 8-2 win!

The Scotties record now stands at 2-1 on the season.

The Glasgow Highlanders finished in 2nd Place overall out of 194 teams at the prestigious Montana Open this past weekend. GWC scored an incredible 271.5 points; just five points short of Team Champs (Billings West) for the overall title.

This year's event featured 2,207 total wrestlers from more than a dozen different states and the Glasgow Wrestling Club incredibly had the largest team in attendance. Represented by 74 strong! The 271.5 points is a new club record at the Montana Open and the runner-up performance is the best placing for the club since the event began 20 years ago.

NINE Individual Champions led the way for GWC and 37 wrestlers found a place on the podium with a top six finish. Both of those marks are also new Club RECORDS! Khye Gamas, Jett Morehouse, Colt Knaff, Taden Sundeen, Kennedy Flaten, Collins Flaten, TenLea Sundeen, Taryn Sundeen, and Harlee Vandermars ALL brought home the coveted SKULL by winning an Individual Championship in their respective weight classes. Eight other Highlanders would finish in 2nd place and just short of a tournament title.

That brings an end to the season for the majority of the club. Next weekend; fourteen Highlanders will travel to Rapid City, South Dakota to take part in the prestigous AAU Black Hills Nationals. While 10 Middle School and High School wrestlers from Glasgow will gear up for Team Montana and the AAU National Duals coming up in Mid-April in Des Moines, Iowa.

Montana Open Results --
6U
Hayden Flaten 5th
Taya Sundeen 4th
Duncan Markle
Theo Marks
Brands Casterline 2nd
Frank Pattison 4th
Miles Henry
Caleb Morehouse
Newt Knaff 5th
Indie Marks
Saylor Thompson

8U
Justin Miller 2nd
Nels Redfield
Howard Redfield 6th
Atikis Gerrard
Rowen Thompson
Ledger Kaufman 6th
Colt Knaff CHAMPION
Olive Marks 3rd
Viona Casterline
Aurora Markle 5th
Brenley Flaten 6th
Taryn Sundeen CHAMPION
Collins Flaten CHAMPION

10U
Tate Lehner 4th
Dayton Markle
Jett Morehouse CHAMPION
Murdock Pattison
Orrin Mason
Whit Ozark
Milo Marks
Tyler Henning
Buddy Cole
Archer Henry 6th
TenLea Sundeen CHAMPION
Rygan Gamas 3rd
Gwen Torres 5th
Harlee Vandermars CHAMPION

12U
Walker Kirkland
Thomas Cotrell
Anders Aune
Knoxsen Harris
Asher Wersal
Eli Holinde 5th
Taden Sundeen CHAMPION
Kennedy Flaten CHAMPION
Riley Pattison 2nd
Lyla Lehner
Carly Egleston
Addison Hughes 5th
Josie Hartwell 4th
Madisyn Murch 2nd

15U
Aiden Aune 2nd
Hunter Pierce 5th
Jack Morhouse 2nd
Weston Kirkland
Saunten Gamas
DC Flaten
Alex Earll
Zane Cotrell
Tyler King 3rd
Ashton Earll
Siale Moala
Riley Pedersen 6th
Kylie Aho
Lana Mason
Chloe Lamb
Lillian Massey

18U
Khye Gamas CHAMPION
William Kirkland 2nd
Avery Pedersen 3rd
Madison Lamb 2nd

Open
Clancy Harris
Luke Zeiger

Both teams were strong in the circle on Friday, but the Scotties came out on top defeating Huntley Project 2-1.

After a scoreless game through four innings, the Scotties opened the scoring in the bottom of the fifth on RBI singles by Riley Clampitt and Macy Martin.

Brynn Donaldson earned the win for the Scotties. The starting pitcher gave up four hits and one run over seven innings, striking out nine and walking three.

Macy Martin, Brynn Donaldson, CharLee McColly, Riley Clampitt, Hayden Green, and Kelbi Wersal each collected one hit for the Scotties. Wersal and Clampitt scored the two runs, while Martin and Alexa Ball both had a stolen base in the game.

Manhattan defeats Glasgow 21-5

The defending state champions Manhattan got on the board scoring 3 runs in the top of the first inning. The Scotties answered in the bottom of the first, scoring five runs on six hits to take the lead, 5-3. The biggest blow in the inning was a single by Berkley Hillman that drove in two.

Manhattan tied the game up in the top of the second thanks to two run scoring ground outs. The score remained in at 5-5 through the end of the third inning.

Manhattan jumped on the Scotties for 16 runs in the fourth inning, taking a 21-5 lead. That turned out to be the final score.

Hillman and Kelbi Wersal each drove in two runs for the Scotties. CharLee McColly went 2-for-3 at the plate to lead the Scotties in hits.

Next up for the Scotties is Glendive on Tuesday at Jurgens Field in Glasgow. The JV game will begin at 3:30 PM, with the first pitch for the Varsity game scheduled for 5 PM.

The Glasgow School District is currently searching for a Head Volleyball coach and Activities Director for the 2025-2026 school year.

Earlier this year, Brooke Martin resigned the position of Head Volleyball coach after 3 years at the helm of Scottie Volleyball. Martin finished with a record of 39-27 including a District 2-B championship, a runner-up finish in the Northern B Division Tourney and a trip to the State B Volleyball Tourney.

A bit of history of coaches for the Scottie Volleyball program. Since 2000, the coaches for Scottie Volleyball have included Rod Karst, Kathy Nielsen, Lori Dailey, Somer Hoerster and Brooke Martin.

The position of Head Volleyball coach is currently being advertised on the Glasgow School Website.

Dalton Reid has also resigned his Activities Director/High School Strength and Conditioning teacher position in the Glasgow School District. Reid will finish out the school year with Glasgow after serving 1-year in the position.

History for the Activities Director Position. Since 2000 the position has been held by Bob Farrell, John Labonty, Chuck Barstad, Willie Thibault, Brenner Flaten and Dalton Reid.

The position of Activities Director/High School Strength and Conditioning teacher position is currently being advertised on the Glasgow School Website.

A few northeast Montanan's all ran in the 5,000m race at the Al Manuel meet in Missoula on Saturday.

For the Lady Griz, #NextLevelScottie Iris McKean finished 6th with a new personal best of 18:14.48

Carroll College's #NextLevelScottie Ali Cunningham finished 6th in the open division with a new personal best of 20:43.64

Also, Wolf Point's Sierra Summers, competing for Dawson Community College, was 4th in the open division in 19:15.89.

Let’s take a minute to recognize this CLUB!! The Highlanders just finished in 2nd Place overall out of 194 teams at the Montana Open!!! We scored an incredible 271.5 points; just five points short of Team Champs (The Class AA Power Billings West feeder program).

We finished with an incredible NINE Individual Champions. Crushing our club records at the Open for Overall Place finish, team points, Champs, and Placers.

The Scottie softball team won their season opener 2-1over Huntley Project on Friday afternoon.

They were scheduled to play Manhattan at 4:30 on Friday but no final score was available.

Due to the incoming cold weather system this weekend, the Glasgow Invitational Track Meet has been canceled.

First action for the teams will now be Thursday, April 3rd in Lewistown.

100m Hurdles
1. Kaitlyn McColly, 14.42

Long Jump
5. Kaitlyn McColly, 5.33m (17' 6)

Discus
2. Taylor Laumeyer, 46.76m (153' 5)
9. Tia Dees, 33.05m (108' 5)

Hammer
1. Taylor Laumeyer, 49.23m (161' 6)
8. Tia Dees, 36.60m (120' 1)

Javelin
3. Vaughn Miller, 49.38m (162')

The Glasgow Wrestling Club turned in another fantastic performance at the State AAU Tournament over the weekend at the Billings Metra. This year's tournament broke a participation record for the 4th consecutive year as 1,721 wrestlers descended on the Magic City for a chance at a State Championship. Glasgow was the 3rd largest team in attendance; bringing a club record 73 wrestlers to the State Meet. Only Team Champs (Billings West) and Miles City brought larger teams to AAU's culminating event.

TEN Individual Champions, five boys and five girls, would highlight the weekend as Walker and William Kirkland, Aiden Aune, Newt Knaff, and Brands Casterline took GOLD for the Highlander Boys. While Riley Pattison, TenLea Sundeen, Rygan Gamas, Collins Flaten, and Rebie Redfield scaled the top of the mountain for the Lady Highlanders! The 10 Individual AAU State Champions is the 2nd most in the storied history of the Glasgow Wrestling Club. A history that spans 57+ years. (The current record is 13 Champs in 2022).

Plenty of other Highlanders found Individual glory, however, as the Highlander Girls put 22 on the State podium and the Boys added another 20. The 42 State Placers is a NEW CLUB RECORD! Besting last year's mark of 40. Nine Highlanders would grab Silver by finishing as State-Runner up in their respective weight classes. Very impressive!

With individual success, comes team success. It's been an incredible half-decade for the budding Girls Highlander program and this weekend was no different. The ladies of GWC put it all together to score a whopping 343.5 team points! More than 100 points clear of runner-up, Miles City. This Girls Team was ultimately crowned AAU Large Team State Champions (and overall Champions) at an All-Class event that featured 65 feeder clubs. It is the 5th consecutive year that the Lady Highlanders have finished in the Top 3 overall at the AAU State Championships and it's the 2nd time winning the Large Team State Championship (1st in 2022). This was an extra-special tournament as the Girls broke the club scoring record, putting up exactly 100 more points than last season! Wow. To add even more hardware to the walls of the Glasgow Wrestling Center, the Highlander Girls also claimed the famed Walt Egged Award; which is given to the best "10-man" team at the event. Great job Girls and Coaches.

Now for the Boys who put together another extremely successful tournament. The Highlanders Boys finished in 5th Place in the Large Team division and 6th Place overall out of 86 club teams at the event. The boys piled up 414 points on the backs of eleven Top Three place finishers. The GWC boys finished in 2nd among all Class B/C feeder programs in attendance. It is the 9th consecutive year that the Highlander Boys have finished in the Top 10 overall at the AAU State Championships. Great job boys and coaches!

Following the event, a record NINE Highlanders earned their way onto Team Montana for the AAU National Duals to be held in Des Moines, Iowa in April. An outstanding accomplishment. Those making the prestigious dual teams; Saunten Gamas, Jack Morehouse, Siale Moala, Weston Kirkland, and Aiden Aune will all represent the Big Sky State on the Middle School Boys teams, Tyler King on the 9-10 Boys Team, William Kirkland on the 11-12 Boys Team, while Madison and Chloe Lamb both earned a spot onto the Girls HS teams. Congratulations to these kids and their families for the right to have this experience.

AAU State Tournament Results--
6U
Duncan Markle
Brands Casterline STATE CHAMPION
Ripp Newton
Newt Knaff STATE CHAMPION
Rebie Redfield STATE CHAMPION
Indie Marks 3rd
Taya Sundeen 4th
Hayden Flaten 6th
Nora Knodel
8U
Justin Miller 4th
Theo Marks 6th
Rhett Murch
Nels Redfield
Frank Pattison
Haidyn Kling
Silas Hopstad
Atikis Gerrard
Jeffrey Knodel
Trigg Newton
Viona Casterline 5th
Aurora Markle 3rd
Lily Newton
Brenley Flaten 3rd
10U
Howard Redfield
Dayton Markle 5th
Tenzin Gonzales
Rowen Thompson
CJ Sillerud
Colt Knaff 2nd
Tyler Henning 6th
Buddy Cole
Olive Marks 2nd
Archer Henry
Taryn Sundeen 3rd
Collins Flaten STATE CHAMPION
Rygan Gamas STATE CHAMPION
12U
Tate Lehner 4th
Murdock Pattison 6th
Jett Morehouse 2nd
Whit Ozark
Walker Kirkland STATE CHAMPION
Milo Marks
Knoxsen Harris
Eli Holinde 2nd
Sumyt Gonzales
Josiah Hernandez
TenLea Sundeen STATE CHAMPION
Kennedy Flaten 2nd
Harlee Vandermars 4th
Lyla Lehner 6th
14U
Anders Aune
Asher Wersal
Hunter Pierce 6th
Taden Sundeen 3rd
Tucker Twitchell
Saunten Gamas 2nd
Ashton Earll 6th
Siale Moala 3rd
Riley Pattison STATE CHAMPION
Lillian Massey
Aubree Holinde 2nd
16U
Aiden Aune STATE CHAMPION
Jack Morehouse
Weston Kirkland 4th
DC Flaten
Tyler King
Alex Earll
Kylie Aho 3rd
Riley Pedersen 4th
Chloe Lamb 4th
19U
William Kirkland STATE CHAMPION
Avery Pedersen 2nd
Madison Lamb 2nd
Team Montana Qualifiers (AAU National Duals at Iowa)--
11-12 Boys
William Kirkland
9-10 Boys
Tyler King
HS Girls
Madison Lamb
Chloe Lamb
MS Boys
Weston Kirkland
Saunten Gamas
Jack Morehouse
Aiden Aune
Siale Moala

#NextLevelScottie Ellis McKean had a big personal best in winning the men's 3,000m steeplechase at the Hornet Invitational in Sacramento on Saturday. His 9:03.26 ranks him #8 in NCAA Division I after the first weekend of outdoor competition.

Several other area athletes including Vaughn Miller, Kaitlyn McColly, Taylor Laumeyer and Tia Dees had their first outdoor season action for DSU this weekend as Dickinson State University competed at the University of Mary Marauder Open on Saturday. Results from area athletes:
400m
1. Jewel Olson, 58.37 (Wolf Point)

800m
1. Mia Handran, 2:25.88 (Scobey)

100m Hurdles
1. Kaitlyn McColly, 14.35 (Hinsdale)

Shot Put
2. Taylor Laumeyer, 12.89 (42' 3.5) (Nashua)
8. Tia Dees, 11.17 (36' 7.75) (Nashua)

Discus
1. Taylor Laumeyer, 45.04 (147' 9) (Nashua)
10. Tia Dees, 32.05 (105' 2) (Nashua)

Hammer
1. Taylor Laumeyer, 49.66 (162' 11) (Nashua)
11. Tia Dees, 37.23 (111' 11) (Nashua)

Javelin
10. Kaitlyn McColly, 31.70 (104') (Hinsdale)

Long Jump
4. Kaitlyn McColly, 5.04 (16' 6.5) (Hinsdale)

1500m
4. Hudson Atkinson, 4:11.30 (Poplar)

Javelin
4. Vaughn Miller, 49.65 (162' 10)

DSU will next travel to the Yellowjacket Open in Billings March 29th and most of the Montana schools will compete either there or in Missoula this coming weekend.

From Scottie Softball:

Other than a little wind, it was a pretty nice day for our Red-White intrasquad scrimmage this afternoon. Especially compared to years past when the event had to be canceled due to either snow covered fields, or worse, flooded fields.

It was only the second time in the past seven years that we were able to get in our preseason game.

The regular season will get underway next Friday, March 28th, when we travel to Columbus to play Manhattan and Stillwater. Our first home game is scheduled for the following Tuesday, April 1st, when we host Glendive.

The Jeff Jurgens Memorial Basketball Tournament is going on this weekend in Glasgow. Games continue Saturday and Sunday, with championship games wrapping up late Sunday afternoon.

For full details go to the Events section of scottieboosterclub.com.

Spring sports season is underway in Montana, with official competition starting next weekend.

Scottie softball will have the Red and White Game on Saturday at 1 p.m. at Sullivan Park. Their first regular season games will be at the Columbus Quad, vs. Huntley Project and Stillwater on Friday, March 28th. Their first home game is scheduled for April 1st vs. Glendive.

The Scottie golf squads are set to compete at the Shelby Invitational on Friday. The Glasgow Invitational is April 25th.

The track squads will host the Glasgow Invitational on Saturday, March 29, starting at 9 a.m.

Dickinson State University is traveling to the Marauders Open today in Bismarck, ND. Vaughn Miller, Tia Dees, Taylor Laumeyer and Kaitlyn McColly are some of the local athletes on the squad.

Ellis McKean, coming off a blistering win last weekend in the 1500m (3:54.98) last weekend at the UC Davis Invitational, is set to compete in the steeplechase on Saturday at the Hornet Invitational in Sacramento.

The Eastern C Basketball Division has released the names of players who achieved All-State Basketball Status for this season:

Boys
Owen Beery- Circle
John Carney- Scobey
Bram Handran- Scobey
Chance Klein- Plentywood
Johnslee Pierre- Lustre
Zane Pilgeram- Savage
Cam Reddig- Lustre
Carson Solberg- Plentywood
Junior Stiffarm- Dodson
Duke Williamson- Circle

Girls
Kaytie Aanstad- Scobey
Haylie Berwick= Bainville
Kencia Brown- Lustre
Isabelle Fourstar- Frazer
Camrie Holum- Scobey
Allie Kountz- Circle
Shelbi LaBrie- North Country
BaiLee McColly- North Country
Madeline Moline- Circle
Emma Murphy- Circle
Mallory Tommerup- Plentywood
Elsie Wilson- Bainville

The District 2-B announced their All-Conference Basketball selections on Sunday. The All-Conference selections are voted on by coaches in the district.

The District 3-C announced their All-Conference Basketball selections on Sunday. The All-Conference selections are voted on by coaches in the district.

It was non-stop action for two days in the Richland County Event Center as The Brodie Gorder Memorial took place in Sidney over the weekend. Saturday was the Team Duals for both the Highlander boys and the Highlander girls. The Boys division featured 21 of the finest club teams from across Montana and North Dakota. In the end, our boys finished "pool play" with a record of 3-1 and then followed that up by going 2-0 in brackets to go 5-1 overall and finish in 5th Place! The only Dual loss for the Highlander boys came at the hands of the Bison Wrestling Club (Fargo, ND). The Bison would go on to win the team title. The five wins for the boys came against Williston, Magic City (Billings), Stanley ND, Team Champs Gold (Billings West), and finally Team Brodie (Sidney) to secure 5th place.

As for the Girls it was an equally impressive day. This year marked the Inaugural year for the Girls Duals and the lady Highlanders didn't waste any time establishing dominance. The girls finished 4-1 overall to finish in 2nd place out of 6 club teams. The wins occured over Fort Peck (Poplar/Wolf Point), Fergus (Lewistown), Baker, and Miles City. The lone Loss came against the "Badlands Girls". A team that featured wrestlers from Terry, Glendive, and Forsyth.

On Sunday, it was time for the Brodie Gorder Iron Eagle Individual Tournament that featured 747 wrestlers from 48 clubs. This year; GWC brought 52 wrestlers to the event and put together a fine overall performance. Nine Individual Champions and thirty four Individual Place Winners led the way for the Highlander squads.

This coming weekend the club officially begins postseason action with the State AAU tournament Friday thru Sunday at the Billings Metra

Friday Team Duals Results--
Boys (5th Place out of 21 teams)
Bison Wrestling Club (Fargo) Dec. Glasgow
Glasgow Dec. Williston
Glasgow Dec. Magic City (Billings)
Glasgow Dec. Team Champs Golf (Billings West)
Glasgow Dec. Stanley, ND
Glasgow Dec. Team Brodie (Sidney)
Girls (2nd Place out of 6 teams)
Glasgow Dec. Fergus (Lewistown)
Glasgow Dec. Baker
Glasgow Dec. Miles City
Badlands Girls Dec. Glasgow
Glasgow Dec. Fort Peck (Poplar/Wolf Point)
Individual Gold Medalists from Team Duals (Undefeated)
Hunter Pierce
Jack Morehouse
Rygan Gamas
Individual Silver Medalists from Team Duals (One Loss)
Archer Henry
Kylie Aho
Riley Pedersen
Taden Sundeen
Jett Morehouse
Tate Lehner
Howard Redfield

Brodie Gorder Iron Eagle Invitational Results--
6U
Duncan Markle
Brands Casterline 1st
Newt Knaff 1st
Indie Marks 3rd
Taya Sundeen 4th
Hayden Flaten 1st
8U
Theo Marks 5th
Justin Miller
Jax Pankratz
Silas Hopstad 6th
Aurora Markle 1st
Viona Casterline 3rd
Brenley Flaten 2nd
10U
Tenzin Gonzales
Dayton Markle 4th
Ledger Kaufman
Rowen Thompson
Ryker Yeska
CJ Sillerud 4th
Orrin Mason 2nd
Colt Knaff 1st
Tyler Henning 3rd
Buddy Cole 5th
Olive Marks 1st
Taryn Sundeen 2nd
Collins Flaten 2nd
Rygan Gamas 1st
12U
Tate Lehner 4th
Jett Morehouse 5th
Whit Ozark
Walker Kirkland 1st
Milo Marks
Knoxsen Harris
Kase Shumway
Sumyt Gonzales 5th
Josiah Hernandez 4th
TenLea Sundeen 2nd
Kennedy Flaten 3rd
Gwen Torres 6th
Harlee Vandermars 2nd
Junior High
Aiden Aune 2nd
Anders Aune
Thomas Cotrell
Hunter Pierce 4th
Taden Sundeen
Jack Morehouse 1st
Weston Kirkland
DC Flaten
Zane Cotrell
Ashton Earll
Siale Moala 5th
Lillian Massey

Boys (Missoula)
Game 9: Malta 66, Glasgow 56, loser out
Game 10: Three Forks 68, Harlem 55, loser out
Game 11: Three Forks 73, Malta 60, consolation
Game 12: Missoula Loyola 91, Lodge Grass 57, championship
Girls
Game 9: Missoula Loyola 48, Florence 47, loser out
Game 10: Malta 62, Chinook 44, loser out
Game 11: Missoula Loyola 66, Malta 47, consolation
Game 12: Huntley Project 65, Baker 50, championship
Class C (Butte)
Boys
Game 9: Scobey 70, Lustre Christian 52, loser out
Game 10: Fort Benton 61, Seeley-Swan 53, loser out
Game 11: Scobey 59, Fort Benton 35, consolation
Game 12: Box Elder 65, Manhattan Christian 60, championship
Girls
Game 11: Melstone 51, Scobey 25, consolation
Game 12: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 53, Roy-Winifred 47, championship
Class A (Billings)
Boys
Game 9: Billings Central 58, Glendive 51, loser out
Game 10: Ronan 76, Browning 63, loser out
Game 11: Billings Central 45, Ronan 40, consolation
Game 12: Dillon 51, Lockwood 46, championship
Girls
Game 9: Havre 55, Frenchtown 39, loser out
Game 10: Bigfork 55, Lockwood 52, loser out
Game 11: Havre 48, Bigfork 31, consolation
Game 12: Billings Central 54, Dillon 52, championship
Class AA (Bozeman)
Boys
Game 9: Helena 60, Missoula Sentinel 58, loser out
Game 10: Gallatin 63, Helena Capital 53, loser out
Game 11: Helena 67, Gallatin 57, consolation
Game 12: Billings Skyview 48, Billings West 46, championship
Girls
Game 9: Butte 76, Billings Skyview 52, loser out
Game 10: Missoula Big Sky 65, Missoula Hellgate 43, loser out
Game 11: Missoula Big Sky 62, Butte 58, consolation
Game 12: Gallatin 66, Billings West 63, OT, championship

North Country held off Roy-Winifred in the Class C Girls State Championship game on Saturday night 53-47.

It's the third win in a row for the Lady Mavericks, who finish the season with just one loss.

North Country was down 28-23 at half and came back lead by as much as ten in the third quarter.

Class B boys
Game 9: Malta 66, Glasgow 56

Game 10: Three Forks 68, Harlem 55 loser out

Game 11: Three Forks 73, Malta 60 consolation

Game 12: Missoula Loyola 91, Lodge Grass 57 championship

Class C boys
Game 9: Scobey 70, Lustre Christian 52 loser out

Game 10: Fort Benton 61, Seeley-Swan 53 loser out

Game 11: Scobey 59, Fort Benton 35 consolation

Game 12: Box Elder vs. Manhattan Christian, championship, 8:30 p.m.

Class C girls
Game 11: Melstone 51, Scobey 25 consolation

Game 12: North Country vs. Roy-Winifred, championship, 7 p.m.

Class B girls
Game 9: Missoula Loyola 48, Florence 47 loser out

Game 10: Malta 62, Chinook 44 loser out

Game 11: Missoula Loyola 66, Malta 47 consolation

Game 12: Baker vs. Huntley Project, championship, 8:30 p.m.

Class A girls
Game 9: Havre 51, Frenchtown 39 loser out

Game 10: Bigfork 55, Lockwood 52 loser out

Game 11: Havre 48, Bigfork 31 consolation

Game 12: Billings Central 54, Dillon 52 championship

Class A boys
Game 9: Billings Central 58, Glendive 51 loser out

Game 10: Ronan 76, Browning 63 loser out

Game 11: Billings Central 45, Ronan 40 consolation

Game 12: Dillon vs. Lockwood, championship, 8:30 p.m.

Class AA girls

Game 9: Butte 76, Billings Skyview 52 loser out

Game 10: Missoula Big Sky 65, Missoula Hellgate 43 loser out

Game 11: Missoula Big Sky 62, Butte 58 consolation

Game 12: Billings West vs. Gallatin, championship, 8:30 p.m.

Class AA boys

Game 9: Helena 60, Missoula Sentinel 58 loser out

Game 10: Gallatin 63, Helena Capital 53 loser out

Game 11: Helena 67, Bozeman Gallatin 57 consolation

Game 12: Billings Skyview vs. Billings West, championship, 6:30 p.m.

Glasgow saw its season end with a 66-56 loss to Malta in loser out play at the State B Boys Basketball Tournament in Missoula on Saturday morning. Glasgow ends the season at 18-9.

Cade Hudyma 18, Wyatt Babb 17, Grady Neilsen 7, Myles Yoakam 6, Connor Hudyma 5, Nik Solorzano 3

The Lustre Christian Lions saw their season end on Saturday morning, as they fell to Scobey 70-52 in loser out play at the Class C Boys State Basketball Tournament in Butte.

Scobey faces the winner of Fort Benton vs. Seeley-Swan in the third place game tonight at 5:30 p.m.

Class B boys

March 13-15 at Missoula

Thursday, March 13

Game 1: Malta 59, Manhattan 51, first round

Game 2: Missoula Loyola 73, Three Forks 47, first round

Game 3: Lodge Grass 70, Glasgow 46, first round

Game 4: Harlem 62, Thompson Falls 50, first round

Friday

Game 5: Three Forks 60, Manhattan 58, loser out

Game 6: Glasgow 69, Thompson Falls 50, loser out

Game 7: Missoula Loyola 82, Malta 70, semifinal

Game 8: Lodge Grass 72, Harlem 61, semifinal

Saturday

Game 9: Glasgow vs. Malta, loser out, 9 a.m.

Game 10: Three Forks vs. Harlem, loser out, 9 a.m.

Game 11: Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner, consolation, 3:30 p.m.

Game 12: Missoula Loyola vs. Lodge Grass championship, 6:30 p.m

Class C boys

March 13-15 at Butte

Thursday, March 13

Game 1: Box Elder 91, Terry 37, first round

Game 2: Scobey 70, Seeley-Swan 24, first round

Game 3: Manhattan Christian 67, Lustre Christian 52, first round

Game 4: Fort Benton 65, Bridger 43, first round

Friday, March 14

Game 5: Seeley-Swan 41, Terry 37, loser out

Game 6: Lustre Christian 70, Bridger 55, loser out

Game 7: Box Elder 68, Scobey 55, semifinal

Game 8: Manhattan Christian 53, Fort Benton 39, semifinal

Saturday, March 15

Game 9: Lustre Christian vs. Scobey, loser out, 9:30 a.m.

Game 10: Seeley-Swan vs. Fort Benton, loser out, 11 a.m.

Game 11: Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner, consolation, 5:30 p.m.

Game 12: Box Elder vs. Manhattan Christian, championship, 8:30 p.m.

Class C girls

March 12-15 at Butte

Wednesday, March 12

Game 1: Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 71, Plenty Coups 61

Game 2: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 63, Manhattan Christian 33

Game 3: Scobey 47, West Yellowstone 26, first round

Game 4: Roy-Winifred 33, Melstone 29, first round

Thursday, March 13

Game 5: Plenty Coups 64, Manhattan Christian 60, loser out

Game 6: Melstone 49, West Yellowstone 38, loser out

Game 7: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 53, Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 27, semifinal

Game 8: Roy-Winifred 46, Scobey 35, semifinal

Friday, March 14

Game 9: Melstone 52, vs. Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 41, loser out

Game 10: Scobey 51, Plenty Coups 49, OT, loser out

Saturday, March 15

Game 11: Melstone vs. Scobey, consolation, 4 p.m.

Game 12: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale vs. Roy-Winifred, championship, 7 p.m.

Class B girls

March 13-15 at Missoula

Thursday, March 13

Game 1: Baker 63, Malta 56, first round

Game 2: Missoula Loyola 62, Jefferson 38, first round

Game 3: Huntley Project 70, Fairview 36, first round

Game 4: Chinook 57, Florence 51, first round

Friday

Game 5: Malta 51, Jefferson 33, loser out

Game 6: Florence 71, Fairview 58, loser out

Game 7: Baker 83, Missoula Loyola 67, semifinal

Game 8: Huntley Project 62, Chinook 44, semifinal

Saturday

Game 9: Florence vs. Missoula Loyola, loser out, 10:30 a.m.

Game 10: Malta vs. Chinook, loser out, 10:30 a.m.

Game 11: Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner, consolation, 5 p.m.

Game 12: Baker vs. Huntley Project, championship, 8:30 p.m.

Class A girls

March 13-15 at Billings

Thursday, March 13

Game 1: Havre 49, Bigfork 37, first round

Game 2: Dillon 47, Lewistown 42, first round

Game 3: Lockwood 52, Frenchtown 43, first round

Game 4: Billings Central 70, Columbia Falls 35, first round

Friday

Game 5: Bigfork 57, Lewistown 55, loser out

Game 6: Frenchtown 67, Columbia Falls 59, loser out

Game 7: Dillon 46, Havre 42, semifinal

Game 8: Billings Central 69, Lockwood 38, semifinal

Saturday

Game 9: Frenchtown vs. Havre, loser out, 9 a.m.

Game 10: Bigfork vs. Lockwood, loser out, 9 a.m.

Game 11: Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner, consolation, 3:30 p.m.

Game 12: Dillon vs. Billings Central, championship, 6:30 p.m.

Class A boys

March 13-15 at Billings

Thursday, March 13

Game 1: Billings Central 65, Ronan 50, first round

Game 2: Dillon 70, East Helena 50, first round

Game 3: Browning 49, Glendive 44, first round

Game 4: Lockwood 60, Frenchtown 55, first round

Friday

Game 5: Ronan 73, East Helena 67, loser out

Game 6: Glendive 61, Frenchtown 42, loser out

Game 7: Dillon 55, Billings Central 38, semifinal

Game 8: Lockwood 56, Browning 47, semifinal

Saturday

Game 9: Glendive vs. Billings Central, loser out, 10:30 a.m., at Lockwood High School

Game 10: Ronan vs. Browning, loser out, 10:30 a.m.

Game 11: Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner, consolation, 5 p.m.

Game 12: Dillon vs. Lockwood, championship, 8:30 p.m.

Class AA girls

March 13-15 at Bozeman

Thursday, March 13

Game 1: Billings Skyview 53, Missoula Hellgate 41, first round

Game 2: Billings West 70, Helena 49, first round

Game 3: Gallatin 59, Butte 41, first round

Game 4: Missoula Big Sky 46, Bozeman 24, first round

Friday

Game 5: Missoula Hellgate 50, Helena 42, loser out

Game 6: Butte 50, Bozeman 26, loser out

Game 7: Billings West 38, Billings Skyview 37, semifinal

Game 8: Gallatin 35, Missoula Big Sky 31, semifinal

Saturday

Game 9: Butte vs. Billings Skyview, loser out, 10:30 a.m.

Game 10: Missoula Hellgate vs. Missoula Big Sky, loser out, 10:30 a.m.

Game 11: Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner, consolation, 5 p.m.

Game 12: Billings West vs. Gallatin, championship, 8:30 p.m.

Class AA boys

March 13-15 at Bozeman

Thursday, March 13

Game 1: Billings Skyview 53, Helena Capital 41, first round

Game 2: Helena 60, Billings Senior 50, first round

Game 3: Gallatin 54, Missoula Hellgate 39, first round

Game 4: Billings West 61, Missoula Sentinel 33, first round

Friday

Game 5: Helena Capital 64, Billings Senior 59, loser out

Game 6: Missoula Sentinel 51, Missoula Hellgate 50, loser out

Game 7: Billings Skyview 52, Helena 48, semifinal

Game 8: Billings West 40, Gallatin 35 semifinal

Saturday

Game 9: Missoula Sentinel vs. Helena, loser out, 9 a.m.

Game 10: Helena Capital vs. Gallatin, loser out, 9 a.m.

Game 11: Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner, consolation, 3:30 p.m.

Game 12: Billings Skyview vs. Billings West, championship, 6:30 p.m.

The Glasgow Scottie boys basketball team won over Thompson Falls in loser out play Friday morning, 69-50.

Glasgow will face Malta on Saturday morning at 9:00 a.m.

Sophomore Cade Hudyma had 30 points and 12 rebounds to lead the Scotties. Seniors Wyatt Babb and Myles Yoakam each scored 15 points.

Lustre Christian topped Bridger 70-55 in loser out action on Friday morning at the State C Boys Basketball Tournament in Butte.

The Lions will play next on Saturday morning at 9:30 as they face the loser of tonight's Scobey vs. Box Elder semi-final game.

Scoring:Pierre 20 points, Ewing 13 points

The North Country girls are headed to the State Class C Championship game for a third year in a row, after defeating Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 53-27 on Thursday night. They'll face the winner of Thursday night's Scobey vs. Roy-Winifred game.

The championship will be Saturday night at 7 p.m.

Glasgow fell to Lodge Grass in their opening round game at the Boys State Class B Championships.

Glasgow falls to loser out game at 10:30 a.m. on Friday morning vs. Thompson Falls.

Myles Yoakam 11, Cade Hudyma 10, Grady Nielsen 9, Wyatt Babb 8

Class B boys

March 13-15 at Missoula

Thursday, March 13

Game 1: Malta 59, Manhattan 51, first round

Game 2: Missoula Loyola 73, Three Forks 47, first round

Game 3: Lodge Grass 70, Glasgow 46, first round

Game 4: Harlem 62, Thompson Falls 50, first round

Friday

Game 5: Manhattan vs. Three Forks, loser out, 9 a.m.

Game 6: Glasgow vs. Thompson Falls, loser out, 10:30 a.m.

Game 7: Malta vs. Missoula Loyola, semifinal, 3:30 p.m.

Game 8: Lodge Grass vs. Harlem, semifinal, 5 p.m.

Class C girls

March 12-15 at Butte

Wednesday, March 12

Game 1: Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 71, Plenty Coups 61

Game 2: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 63, Manhattan Christian 33

Game 3: Scobey 47, West Yellowstone 26, first round

Game 4: Roy-Winifred 33, Melstone 29, first round

Thursday, March 13

Game 5: Plenty Coups 64, Manhattan Christian 60, loser out

Game 6: Melstone 49, West Yellowstone 38, loser out

Game 7: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 53, Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 27, semifinal

Game 8: Roy-Winifred 46, Scobey 35, semifinal

Friday, March 14

Game 9: Melstone vs. Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine, loser out, 3 p.m.

Game 10: Plenty Coups vs. Scobey, loser out, 4:30 p.m.

Saturday, March 15

Game 11: Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner, consolation, 4 p.m.

Game 12: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale vs. Roy-Winifred, championship, 7 p.m.

Class C boys

March 13-15 at Butte

Thursday, March 13

Game 1: Box Elder 91, Terry 37, first round

Game 2: Scobey 70, Seeley-Swan 24, first round

Game 3: Manhattan Christian 67, Lustre Christian 52, first round

Game 4: Fort Benton 65, Bridger 43, first round

Friday, March 14

Game 5: Terry vs. Seeley-Swan, loser out, 9:30 a.m.

Game 6: Lustre Christian vs. Bridger, loser out, 11 a.m.

Game 7: Box Elder vs. Scobey, semifinal, 6 p.m.

Game 8: Manhattan Christian vs. Fort Benton, semifinal, 7:30 p.m.

Class B girls

March 13-15 at Missoula

Thursday, March 13

Game 1: Baker 63, Malta 56, first round

Game 2: Missoula Loyola 62, Jefferson 38, first round

Game 3: Huntley Project 70, Fairview 36, first round

Game 4: Chinook 57, Florence 51, first round

Friday

Game 5: Malta vs. Jefferson, loser out, 12 p.m.

Game 6: Fairview vs. Florence, loser out, 1:30 p.m.

Game 7: Baker vs. Missoula Loyola, semifinal, 6:30 p.m.

Game 8: Huntley Project vs. Chinook, semifinal, 8 p.m.

Class A girls

March 13-15 at Billings

Thursday, March 13

Game 1: Havre 49, Bigfork 37, first round

Game 2: Dillon 47, Lewistown 42, first round

Game 3: Lockwood 52, Frenchtown 43, first round

Game 4: Billings Central 70, Columbia Falls 35, first round

Friday

Game 5: Bigfork vs. Lewistown, loser out, 9 a.m.

Game 6: Frenchtown vs. Columbia Falls, loser out, 10:30 a.m.

Game 7: Havre vs. Dillon, semifinal, 3:30 p.m.

Game 8: Lockwood vs. Billings Central, semifinal, 5 p.m.

Class A boys

March 13-15 at Billings

Thursday, March 13

Game 1: Billings Central 65, Ronan 50, first round

Game 2: Dillon 70, East Helena 50, first round

Game 3: Browning 49, Glendive 44, first round

Game 4: Lockwood 60, Frenchtown 55, first round

Friday

Game 5: Ronan vs. East Helena, loser out, 12 p.m.

Game 6: Glendive vs. Frenchtown, loser out, 1:30 p.m.

Game 7: Billings Central vs. Dillon, semifinal, 6:30 p.m.

Game 8: Browning vs. Lockwood, semifinal, 8 p.m.

Class AA girls

March 13-15 at Bozeman

Thursday, March 13

Game 1: Billings Skyview 53, Missoula Hellgate 41, first round

Game 2: Billings West 70, Helena 49, first round

Game 3: Gallatin 59, Butte 41, first round

Game 4: Missoula Big Sky 46, Bozeman 24, first round

Friday

Game 5: Missoula Hellgate vs. Helena, loser out, 12 p.m.

Game 6: Butte vs. Bozeman, loser out, 1:30 p.m.

Game 7: Billings Skyview vs. Billings West, semifinal, 6:30 p.m.

Game 8: Gallatin vs. Missoula Big Sky, semifinal, 8 p.m.

Class AA boys

March 13-15 at Bozeman

Thursday, March 13

Game 1: Billings Skyview 53, Helena Capital 41, first round

Game 2: Helena 60, Billings Senior 50, first round

Game 3: Gallatin 54, Missoula Hellgate 39, first round

Game 4: Billings West 61, Missoula Sentinel 33, first round

Friday

Game 5: Helena Capital vs. Billings Senior, loser out, 9 a.m.

Game 6: Missoula Hellgate vs. Missoula Sentinel, loser out, 10:30 a.m.

Game 7: Billings Skyview vs. Helena, semifinal, 3:30 p.m.

Game 8: Gallatin vs. Billings West, semifinal, 5 p.m.

Lustre Christian fell to Manhattan Christian 67-52 in the Class C State Boys Basketball Tournament in Butte on Thursday.

Pierre led the Lions with 17 points.

Lustre falls to loser out action on Friday morning at 11 a.m. against the loser of the Bridger vs. Fort Benton game.

AA Boys
Billings Skyview 53, Helena Capital 41
A Girls
Havre 49, Bigfork 37
B Boys
Malta 59, Manhattan 51

North Country opened up the 2025 State C Basketball Tournament with a decisive win over Manhattan Christian, 63-33.

Emerson Downing had 15 points and Shelby Labrie 9 to lead the Lady Mavericks.

North Country will face Denton/Geyser/Stanford/Geraldine in the semi-final game Thursday night at 6:30 p.m. DGSG topped Plenty Coups this afternoon 71-61.

Scobey also won on Wednesday, topping West Yellowstone 47-26. They'll face Roy-Winifred at 8 p.m. Thursday night. Roy-Winifred got past Melstone 33-29 on Wednesday.

KLTZ
Wednesday (Girls)
4:30 p.m. North Country vs. Manhattan Christian

Thursday
3:30 p.m. Manhattan Christian vs. Lustre Christian (Boys)
6:30 p.m. North Country vs. Denton/Geyser/Stanford/Geraldine (Girls)

Mix-93 (Boys)
3:30pm Thursday Lodge Grass vs Glasgow

Montana State held off a late Lady Griz rally on Wednesday afternoon, 59-58, at the Big Sky Conference Championships at Idaho Central Arena.

Marah Dykstra put back her own miss at the buzzer to lift the Bobcats to a win, and a birth in the NCAA tournament.

It was a pretty big day in the Erickson family: Saco's Teagan Erickson is a freshman on the Lady Bobcats squad, and her mom Amber is head coach of North Country, who dominated Manhattan Christian to advance to the semi-final round of the State Class C Basketball Championship in Butte.

State Class B Boys in Missoula

9am Thursday
Malta vs Manhattan

10:30am Thursday
Missoula Loyola vs Three Forks

3:30pm Thursday
Lodge Grass vs Glasgow

5pm Thursday
Harlem vs Thompson Falls

State Class B Girls in Missoula

12pm Thursday
Malta vs Baker

1:30pm Thursday
Missoula Loyola vs Jefferson

6:30pm Thursday
Huntley Project vs Fairview

8pm Thursday
Chinook vs Florence/Carlton

State Class C Boys in Butte

Thursday 12pm
Box Elder vs Melstone/Terry

Thursday 1:30pm
Scobey vs Seeley/Swan

Thursday 3:30pm
Manhattan Christian vs Lustre Christian

Thursday 5pm
Bridger vs Fort Benton

State Class C Girls in Butte

Wednesday 3pm
Denton-Geyser/Stanford/Geraldine vs Plenty Coups

Wednesday at 4:30pm
North Country vs Manhattan Christian

Wednesday at 6pm
West Yellowstone vs Scobey

Wednesday at 7:30pm
Melstone vs Roy/Winifred

Scottie Boys Basketball will dpeart for the Class B state basketball tournament in Missoula on Wednesday. A fire truck escort is set for 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday from the high school. Come help send off the Scotties to their first trip to the state B basketball tournament since 2014.

The 9th Annual Slam the Dam, sponsored by the Fort Peck Senior Citizens, is Sat. March 15th.

This is a fun walk/run across the face of Fort Peck Dam. The event is for ALL ages, but sorry - no bikes or dogs allowed. Registration will be from 9 - 10a.m. - no pre-registration is needed - & the cost is just $5 per person!

Water & fruit will be provided. Proceeds will benefit Senior Citizens’ projects & supplemental funding is being provided by Thrivent Financial.

For further information, call Donna - 406-480-5029 or Judy - 406-480-9057.

The 6th annual Lucky Knuckle Brew Run is coming up on Sunday, March 16th at 2 p.m. The St. Patrick's themed 5k Run/Walk will start and finish at the Busted Knuckle Taproom.

Fifty percent of all proceeds will be donated to Siding 45.

For more information or registration forms, search for Lucky Knuckle Brew Run on Facebook or email luckyknucklebrewrun@gmail.com

The Glasgow Ice Dawgs won the Big Sky Division High School Championship for the second consecutive year with a 3-2 win over Miles City Sunday afternoon.

The Ice Dawgs secured the win over Miles City with goals from Charlie Cornwell, Brody Hansen and Aiden Price.

Glasgow had 36 shots on goal compared to just 22 from Miles City.

Kolten Hansen got the win in the net giving up just two goals all in the 3rd period.

Glasgow ended up taking 3 out of 4 games from Miles City during the season and defeated the Generals on their home ice for the championship.

The Ice Dawgs ended the season with a 18-5 record while scoring 115 goals and giving up just 47 goals.

What a weekend for the Glasgow Wrestling Club! The squad traveled to Central Montana to compete in the Middle School State Tournament on Saturday and the Big Spring Brawl on Sunday. Both events were held at Fergus Schools in Lewistown. Saturday's Middle School event was limited to 5th through 8th grade, while Sunday was for those Highlanders age 12 and under.

It was a record-breaking performance for GWC at Middle School State. This year's true All-Class event featured a total of 736 wrestlers from over 60 clubs/schools. It is the 9th year of Middle School State and this year's team broke a participation record; sending 27 wrestlers to the event. The Girls made a major statement by finishing in 3rd Place overall out of 43 teams with 95 points! 1st place among all Class B feeder programs in the State, finishing behind only Darkhorse (Class AA Billings Senior) and Havre (Class A). It is the best finish in club history for our girls in both total points and overall place finish. Ten Highlander girls hit the mats and contributed to bringing home the team hardware from this prestigious event. Six of the girls made the podium; led by State Runner-up Kylie Aho and Bronze Medalists; Riley Pedersen and Riley Pattison. The Boys were very impressive in their own right. Finishing in 5th place overall out of 59 teams with 165.5 points, trailing only the Project Wrestling Club among all Class B feeder programs in the state. The team point total is a new record for the Highlander boys and the 5th place finish is the second best in Club history (4th place in 2017). Six boys made the podium led by STATE Champion Jack Morehouse and Bronze medalist Weston Kirkland. Morehouse and Kirkland were both in the 115 lb. bracket that featured 38 wrestlers. The 12 total placers for the Boys and Girls also secures a new club record.

On Sunday, the youngest members of the club did battle on the same mats. This time at an event termed the "Big Spring Brawl". Twenty six Highlanders battled and brought home a 2nd place team finish out of the 28 clubs in attendance. On the backs of eight Individual Champions and sixteen top three place finishers; GWC put together 94 team points falling just 6 points short of the tournament host.

The Club will now head to Sidney this coming weekend for the annual Brodie Gorder Memorial. Both Boys and Girls team will compete in the Dual Tournaments on Saturday and the remaining members of the club will join for the Individual tournament on Sunday.

Middle School State Results --
Boys Varsity
Walker Kirkland
Aiden Aune
Thomas Cotrell
Asher Wersal
Eli Holinde
Hunter Pierce
Taden Sundeen
Weston Kirkland 3rd @ 115 lbs.
Jack Morehouse Champion @ 115 lbs.
Saunten Gamas 6th Place @ 125 lbs.
Zane Cotrell
DC Flaten 5th Place @ 130 lbs.
Siale Moale 4th Place @ 189 lbs.
Leo Erickson 6th Place @ 250 lbs.

Girls Varsity
Kennedy Flaten 5th Place @ 72 lbs.
Gwen Torres
Riley Pattison 3rd Place @ 87 lbs.
Kylie Aho 2nd Place @ 95 lbs.
Carley Egleston
Riley Pedersen 3rd Place @ 102 lbs.
Lana Mason 6th Place @ 125 lbs.
Lillian Massey
Josie Hartwell
Aubree Holinde 5th Place @ 145 lbs.
Boys Junior Varsity
Anders Aune 1st
Ashton Earll 4th
Big Spring Brawl Results --

6U
Theo Marks 1st
Brands Casterline 2nd
Frank Pattison 1st
Newt Knaff 3rd
Rebie Redfield 3rd
Indie Marks 4th
Taya Sundeen 2nd
Hayden Flaten 4th

8U
Nels Redfield 3rd
Justin Miller 4th
Howard Redfield 4th
Silas Hopstad 1st
Colt Knaff 1st
Viona Casterline 4th
Olive Marks 3rd
Brenley Flaten 7th
Collins Flaten 1st
Taryn Sundeen 2nd

10U
Tate Lehner 1st
TenLea Sundeen 3rd
Murdock Pattison 1st
Orrin Mason 4th
CJ Sillerud 6th
Milo Marks 4th
Tyler Henning 6th
Rygan Gamas 1st

The Glasgow Ice Dawgs High School Hockey team in playing for the Big Sky State Championship Sunday at 1215pm in Miles City.

Glasgow will play Miles City in the State Championship!

Glasgow defeated Bozeman 3-2 on Saturday. Glasgow had goals from Tavin Boland, Mason Hunter and Brody Hansen.

Congrats to the following High School Ice Dawgs!

High School State Awards:

Hat Trick - Tavin Boland, Charlie Cornwell, Brody Hansen
Play Maker - Mason Hunter and Charlie Cornwell
Zero Club - Kolten Hansen and Jacob Potter

2nd Line All State:
Forwards Charlie Cornwell and Tavin Boland

1st Line All State:
Defense Brody Hansen

MAHA MVP: Brody Hansen

Southern B

March 5-8 at Billings

(Three teams advance)

Wednesday, March 5

Game 1: Jefferson 53, St. Labre 40, opening round

Game 2: Lodge Grass 75, Joliet 46, first round

Game 3: Three Forks 74, Red Lodge 52, first round

Thursday, March 6

Game 4: Manhattan 62, Huntley Project 53, first round

Game 5: Columbus 54, Jefferson 38, first round

Game 6: St. Labre 65, Joliet 55, loser out

Friday, March 7

Game 7: Jefferson 63, Huntley Project 62, loser out

Game 8: Red Lodge 68, St. Labre 63, loser out

Game 9: Manhattan 55, Columbus 54, OT, semifinal

Game 10: Lodge Grass 67, Three Forks 64, semifinal

Saturday, March 8

Game 11: Three Forks 61, Jefferson 43, loser out

Game 12: Columbus 52, Red Lodge 49, loser out

Game 13: Three Forks 44, Columbus 36, consolation

Game 14: Lodge Grass 64, Manhattan 42, championship

Northern B

March 6-8 at Cut Bank

(Three teams advance)

Thursday, March 6

Game 1: Harlem 74, Choteau 60, first round

Game 2: Glasgow 66, Fairfield 58, first round

Game 3: Malta 58, Conrad 53, first round

Game 4: Rocky Boy 60, Poplar 51, first round

Friday, March 7

Game 5: Fairfield 61, Choteau 53, loser out

Game 6: Poplar 59, Conrad 47, loser out

Game 7: Harlem 57, Glasgow 53, semifinal

Game 8: Malta 87, Rocky Boy 60, semifinal

Saturday, March 8

Game 9: Glasgow 51, Poplar 35, loser out

Game 10: Fairfield 56, Rocky Boy 35, loser out

Game 11: Glasgow 74, Fairfield 68, 2 OT, consolation

Game 12: Malta 95, Harlem 57, championship

Western B

Feb. 27-March 1 at Hamilton

(Two teams advance)

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 1: Thompson Falls 54, Anaconda 36, first round

Game 2: Florence 70, Eureka 36, first round

Game 3: Missoula Loyola 88, St. Ignatius 25, first round

Game 4: Arlee 66, Troy 54, first round

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 5: Anaconda 40, Eureka 31, loser out

Game 6: Troy 61, St. Ignatius 50, loser out

Game 7: Thompson Falls 53, Florence 41, semifinal

Game 8: Missoula Loyola 75, Arlee 35, semifinal

Saturday, March 1

Game 9: Florence 54, Troy 48, loser out

Game 10: Anaconda 49, Arlee 44, loser out

Game 11: Anaconda 52, Florence 39, consolation

Game 12: Missoula Loyola 82, Thompson Falls 40, championship

Southern B

March 5-8 at Billings

(Three teams advance)

Wednesday, March 5

Game 1: Manhattan 43, Lodge Grass 41, opening round

Game 2: Baker 65, Columbus 49, first round

Game 3: Big Timber 48, Jefferson 46, first round

Thursday, March 6

Game 4: Huntley Project 82, Ennis 49, first round

Game 5: Shepherd 45, Manhattan 34, first round

Game 6: Lodge Grass 58, Columbus 50, loser out

Friday, March 7

Game 7: Ennis 52, Manhattan 27, loser out

Game 8: Jefferson 51, Lodge Grass 42, loser out

Game 9: Huntley Project 65, Shepherd 31, semifinal

Game 10: Baker 66, Big Timber 46, semifinal

Saturday, March 8

Game 11: Ennis 57, Big Timber 49, loser out

Game 12: Jefferson 60, Shepherd 56, loser out

Game 13: Jefferson 41, Ennis 39, consolation

Game 14: Huntley Project 61, Baker 52, championship

Western B

Feb. 27-March 1 at Hamilton

(Two teams advance)

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 1: St. Ignatius 79, Darby 35, first round

Game 2: Florence 66, Eureka 27, first round

Game 3: Missoula Loyola 66, Superior 19, first round

Game 4: Thompson Falls 48, Anaconda 43, first round

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 5: Eureka 44, Darby 37, loser out

Game 6: Anaconda 65, Superior 48, loser out

Game 7: Florence 56, St. Ignatius 39, semifinal

Game 8: Missoula Loyola 69, Thompson Falls 32, semifinal

Saturday, March 1

Game 9: St. Ignatius 47, Anaconda 40, loser out

Game 10: Thompson Falls 57, Eureka 37, loser out

Game 11: St. Ignatius 56, Thompson Falls 34, consolation

Game 12: Missoula Loyola 68, Florence 43, championship

Northern B

Feb. 27-March 1 at Malta

(Three teams advance)

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 1: Chinook 51, Harlem 40, first round

Game 2: Shelby 45, Fairview 43, first round

Game 3: Malta 63, Choteau 33, first round

Game 4: Fairfield 51, Poplar 39, first round

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 5: Fairview 53, Harlem 34, loser out

Game 6: Choteau 51, Poplar 45, loser out

Game 7: Chinook 47, Shelby 41, semifinal

Game 8: Malta 51, Fairfield 33, semifinal

Saturday, March 1

Game 9: Shelby 55, Choteau 41, loser out

Game 10: Fairview 49, Fairfield 46, loser out

Game 11: Fairview 39, Shelby 30, consolation

Game 12: Malta 47, Chinook 37, championship

Eastern C

March 6-8 at Sidney

(Two teams advance)

Thursday, March 6

Game 1: Scobey 81, Westby-Grenora 24, first round

Game 2: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 65, Savage 52, first round

Game 3: Plentywood 68, Circle 51, first round

Game 4: Lustre Christian 83, Culbertson 30, first round

Friday, March 7

Game 5: Savage 58, Westby-Grenora 42, loser out

Game 6: Circle 65, Culbertson 37, loser out

Game 7: Scobey 73, Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 38, semifinal

Game 8: Lustre Christian 71, Plentywood 50, semifinal

Saturday, March 8

Game 9: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 64, Circle 56, OT, loser out

Game 10: Plentywood 60, Savage 57, loser out

Game 11: Plentywood 70, Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 47, consolation

Game 12: Scobey 64, Lustre Christian 41, championship

Southern C

March 5-8 at Lockwood

(Two teams advance)

Wednesday, March 5

Game 1: Broadus 56, Roberts 51, opening round

Game 2: Bridger 54, Harlowton-Ryegate 52, OT, first round

Game 3: Jordan 78, Forsyth 71, 3OT, first round

Thursday, March 6

Game 4: Terry 49, Absarokee 34, first round

Game 5: Broadus 56, Melstone 43, first round

Game 6: Roberts 82, Forsyth 60, loser out

Friday, March 7

Game 7: Melstone 61, Absarokee 52, loser out

Game 8: Roberts 72, Harlowton-Ryegate 70, 3 OT, loser out

Game 9: Bridger 58, Jordan 47, semifinal

Game 10: Terry 52, Broadus 31, semifinal

Saturday, March 8

Game 11: Melstone 62, Jordan 43, loser out

Game 12: Roberts 60, Broadus 32, loser out

Game 13: Melstone 47, Roberts 22, consolation

Game 14: Bridger 59, Terry 44, championship

Monday, March 10

Challenge game: Terry vs. Melstone, 6:30 p.m.

Northern C

Feb. 26-March 1 at Great Falls

(Two teams advance)

Wednesday, Feb. 26

Game 1: Centerville 68, Heart Butte 27, opening round

Game 2: Fort Benton 64, Cascade 50, first round

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 3: Cascade 65, Heart Butte 31, loser out

Game 4: Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 66, Chester-Joplin-Inverness 45, first round

Game 5: Power-Dutton-Brady 80, Winnett-Grass Range 74, first round

Game 6: Box Elder 97, Centerville 47, first round

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 7: Chester-Joplin-Inverness 68, Cascade 60, loser out

Game 8: Winnett-Grass Range 68, Centerville 54, loser out

Game 9: Fort Benton 54, Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 52, semifinal

Game 10: Box Elder 75, Power-Dutton-Brady 29, semifinal

Saturday, March 1

Game 11: Winnett-Grass Range 66, Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 52, loser out

Game 12: Chester-Joplin-Inverness 58, Power-Dutton-Brady 43, loser out

Game 13: Chester-Joplin-Inverness 49, Winnett-Grass Range 45, consolation

Game 14: Box Elder 80, Fort Benton 42, championship

Monday, March 3

Challenge game: Fort Benton 54, Chester-Joplin-Inverness 39, at Great Falls

Western C

Feb. 27-March 1 at Butte

(Two teams advance)

Monday, Feb. 24

Two Eagle River 83, Twin Bridges 66, play-in

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 1: Manhattan Christian 79, Noxon 44, first round

Game 2: Seeley-Swan 55, Gardiner 34, first round

Game 3: St. Regis 69, Two Eagle River 51, first round

Game 4: Lincoln 44, West Yellowstone 43, first round

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 5: Noxon 65, Gardiner 58, loser out

Game 6: West Yellowstone 55, Two Eagle River 45, loser out

Game 7: Manhattan Christian 85, Seeley-Swan 46, semifinal

Game 8: Lincoln 55, St. Regis 31, semifinal

Saturday, March 1

Game 9: Noxon 69, St. Regis 63, loser out

Game 10: Seeley-Swan 51, West Yellowstone 49, loser out

Game 11: Seeley-Swan 56, Noxon 48, consolation

Game 12: Manhattan Christian 60, Lincoln 39, championship

Monday, March 3

Challenge game: Seeley-Swan 37, Lincoln 34, at Frenchtown

Eastern C

March 5-7 at Sidney

(Two teams advance)

Wednesday, March 5

Game 1: Scobey 57, Savage 23, first round

Game 2: Circle 48, Froid-Lake 41, first round

Game 3: Bainville 65, Frazer 25, first round

Game 4: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 63, Richey-Lambert 37, first round

Thursday, March 76

Game 5: Savage 43, Froid-Lake 42, loser out

Game 6: Richey-Lambert 86, Frazer 47, loser out

Game 7: Scobey 31, Circle 30, semifinal

Game 8: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 62, Bainville 44, semifinal

Friday, March 7

Game 9: Circle 52, Richey-Lambert 44, loser out

Game 10: Bainville 49, Savage 32, loser out

Game 11: Bainville 54, Circle 49, consolation

Game 12: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 31, Scobey 29, championship

Saturday, March 8

Game 13: Scobey 55, Bainville 45, challenge game

Southern C

March 5-8 at Lockwood

(Two teams advance)

Wednesday, March 5

Game 1: Terry 54, Roberts 39, opening round

Game 2: Plenty Coups 78, Harlowton-Ryegate 38, first round

Game 3: Ekalaka 61, Custer-Hysham 48, first round

Thursday, March 6

Game 4: Jordan 34, Bridger-Belfry-Fromberg 28, first round

Game 5: Melstone 67, Terry 25, first round

Game 6: Custer-Hysham 60, Roberts 34, loser out

Friday, March 7

Game 7: Terry 46, Bridger-Belfry-Fromberg 43, loser out

Game 8: Harlowton-Ryegate 37, Custer-Hysham 34, loser out

Game 9: Plenty Coups 68, Ekalaka 56, semifinal

Game 10: Melstone 61, Jordan 21, semifinal

Saturday, March 8

Game 11: Ekalaka 61, Terry 54, loser out

Game 12: Jordan 56, Harlowton-Ryegate 52, loser out

Game 13: Ekalaka 45, Jordan 43, consolation

Game 14: Melstone 67, Plenty Coups 33, championship

Northern C

Feb. 26-March 1 at Great Falls

(Two teams advance)

Wednesday, Feb. 26

Game 1: Roy-Winifred 67, Simms 9, opening round

Game 2: Big Sandy 78, Cascade 57, first round

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 3: Cascade 58, Simms 38, loser out

Game 4: Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 49, Fort Benton 34, first round

Game 5: Belt 63, Augusta 25, first round

Game 6: Roy-Winifred 51, Chester-Joplin-Inverness 42, first round

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 7: Fort Benton 54, Cascade 30, loser out

Game 8: Chester-Joplin-Inverness 65, Augusta 34, loser out

Game 9: Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 53, Big Sandy 31, semifinal

Game 10: Roy-Winifred 58, Belt 46, semifinal

Saturday, March 1

Game 11: Chester-Joplin-Inverness 37, Big Sandy 31, loser out

Game 12: Belt 54, Fort Benton 52, loser out

Game 13: Chester-Joplin-Inverness 70, Belt 44, consolation.

Game 14: Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 48, Roy-Winifred 30, championship

Western C

Feb. 27-March 1 at Butte

(Two teams advance)

Monday, Feb. 24

Manhattan Christian 53, Lincoln 29, play-in

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 1: Shields Valley 71, Hot Springs 31, first round

Game 2: White Sulphur Springs 41, Charlo 29, first round

Game 3: Drummond 31, Manhattan Christian 29, first round

Game 4: West Yellowstone 37, Seeley-Swan 24, first round, 7:30 p.m.

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 5: Charlo 54, Hot Springs 51, OT, loser out

Game 6: Manhattan Christian 46, Seeley-Swan 39, loser out

Game 7: Shields Valley 58, White Sulphur Springs 56, OT, semifinal

Game 8: West Yellowstone 37, Drummond 30, semifinal

Saturday, March 1

Game 9: Charlo 40, Drummond 36, loser out

Game 10: Manhattan Christian 49, White Sulphur Springs 39, loser out

Game 11: Manhattan Christian 67, Charlo 30, consolation

Game 12: West Yellowstone 44, Shields Valley 30, championship

Monday, March 3

Challenge game: Manhattan Christian 54, Shields Valley 52, OT, at Livingston

The Scottie boys basketball team rebounded after their Friday night semi-final loss to Harlem, topping Poplar on Saturday morning 51-35.

Glasgow now moves on to the consolation game tonight against the winner of Rocky Boy and Fairfield. The winner of this evening's game will qualify for state. Malta and Harlem will play in the championship game tonight.

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The Scottie boys fell to Harlem in the semi-final game of the Northern B Divisional Basketball Tournament on Friday night, 57-53. Wyatt Babb had 16 and Cade Hudyma scored 15 points.

The Glasgow Ice Dawgs high school hockey team won two more games in pool play on Friday at the state tournament in Miles City.

Glasgow topped Helena 5-2 in their first game of the day. Tavin Boland scored 2 goals, while Charlie Cornwell, Brody Hansen and Tristan Powell each had one.

On Friday night Glasgow defeated Butte 4-2. Hansen score three goals and Cornwell the other in the Glasgow victory.

Glasgow will play Bozeman tonight at 6:45.

KLTZ
Eastern C Divisional Basketball Tournament
3 p.m. Scobey vs. North Country (Boys semi-final)
4:30 p.m. Lustre Christian vs. Plentywood (Boys semi-final)
7:30 p.m. Scobey vs. North Country (Girls championship)

MIX-93
Northern B Divisional basketball Tournament
6:30 p.m. Glasgow vs. Harlem (Boys semi-final)

The High School Ice Dawgs won their first game at the State Tourney in Miles City on Thursday defeating Salmon, Idaho 8-2.

Broday Hansen had a hat trick for Glasgow along with goals from Tavin Boland, Aiden Price, Charlie Cornwell, Tristan Powell and Elijah Howland.

Kolten Hansen and Jacob Potter shared time in the net for the Ice Dawgs and allowed just two goals on 26 shots on goal.

Glasgow will play Helena at 2:45pm and Butte at 8:45pm as pool play continues at the State Hockey Tourney.

2025 Women’s Volleyball League Scores
Wednesday, March 5, 2025
6:00PM
El Cor Del def. Taylor Storage
Team Five def. Arch’s Tire
7:00PM
Ezzie’s def. Arch’s Tire
Taylor Storage def. Zac Fauth Trucking
8:00PM
El Cor Del def. Zac Fauth Trucking
Ezzie’s def. Team Five

League Standings
El Cor Del Lanes 14-4
Taylor Storage 14-4
Ezzie’s 13-5
Team Five 6-12
Arch’s Tire 5-13
Zac Fauth Trucking 1-17

Next Week’s Game Schedule
Wednesday, March 12, 2025
6:00PM
Court 1: Taylor Storage vs. El Cor Del Lanes
Court 2: Arch’s Tire vs Team Five
7:00PM
Court 1: Arch’s Tire vs. Ezzie’s
Court 2: Zac Fauth Trucking vs. Taylor Storage
8:00PM
Court 1: El Cor Del Lanes vs. Zac Fauth Trucking
Court 2: Ezzie’s vs. Team Five

Kltz will broadcast all Scobey, North Country and Frazer games from the Eastern C Divisional Tourney in Sidney.

The Eastern C Divisional Boys Basketball Tourney starts Thursday in Sidney. Kltz-Am will broadcast all Scobey, Lustre and North Country games from the tourney.

The Glasgow Scotties will play in the Northern B Divisional Basketball Tourney in Cut Bank starting on Thursday. All Scottie games will be broadcast on Mix-93.

26 Champions Crowned in Glendive and Havre

The Highlanders spread out across Eastern and Northern Montana this weekend. The club enjoyed great success at both the Battle of the Badlands event in Glendive and the Havre Middle School Meet on Saturday. They topped off an impressive weekend with more of the same on Sunday at the Pre-Pony Rumble in Havre.

Saturday's Invitational in Glendive featured 418 wrestlers from 16 different clubs. The Highlanders brought 28 wrestlers to the event and walked away with TEN Individual Champions and twenty Top three place finishers. The team won 61% of their matches on the day with 43 of the wins coming by way of Pin or Technical Fall!

On the very same day, sixteen of our 5th through 8th grade grapplers competed in the Havre Middle School Tournament and turned out SEVEN Individual Titles and fourteen top three place finishes. The Middle School Highlanders impressed with a 78% winning percentage at the event, finishing with a 42-12 overall record! 33 of the wins came via Pin or Technical fall.

On Sunday, the younger Highlanders took their turn on the Blue Pony mats. It was more of the same, however, as GWC would ultimately crown NINE Individual Champions and twenty five top three place finishers. 33 Highlanders did battle on Sunday and finished with a whopping 44 wins by pin!
Next weekend the Highlanders will be competing in Lewistown. Middle School State will be on Saturday for all 5th thru 8th graders, while the Big Spring Brawl will follow on Sunday for all of those age 12 and under.

Battle of the Badlands (Glendive) Results --
6U
Duncan Markle 3rd
Brands Casterline 1st
Jaxon Sharbono 3rd
Caleb Morehouse 4th
Newt Knaff 1st
Hayden Flaten 2nd
8U
Rhett Murch 4th
Jax Pankratz 4th
Atikis Gerrard 5th
Silas Hopstad 1st
Kayson Murch 1st
Sienna Yoakam 2nd
Ava Nyenhuis 4th
Aurora Markle 1st
Viona Casterline 2nd
Brenley Flaten 1st
10U
Tenzin Gonzales 4th
Dayton Markle 1st
Ledger Kaufman 1st
CJ Sillerud 4th
Colt Knaff 2nd
Abbey Nyenhuis 3rd
Rygan Gamas 1st
Collins Flaten 2nd
12U
Sumyt Gonzales 2nd
14U
Alex Earll 2nd
Ashton Earll 5th
Madisyn Murch 1st

Havre Middle School Invitational Results --
5th/6th Grade
Walker Kirkland 1st
Anders Aune 2nd
Eli Holinde 1st
Kennedy Flaten 1st
Gwen Torres
Lyla Lehner 6th
7th/8th Grade
Aiden Aune 3rd
Asher Wersal 2nd
Taden Sundeen 3rd
Weston Kirkland 2nd
Saunten Gamas 2nd
Leo Erickson 1st
Kylie Aho 1st
Riley Pedersen 1st
Lana Mason 3rd
Aubree Holinde 1st
Pre-Pony Rumble Results --
6U
Duncan Markle 2nd
Hayden Flaten 2nd
Indie Marks 6th
Taya Sundeen 3rd
8U
Justin Miller 1st
Theo Marks 2nd
Frank Pattison 3rd
Miles Henry 3rd
Harrison Kemmis 3rd
Brenley Flaten 2nd
Aurora Markle 1st
10U
Rowen Thompson 5th
Dayton Markle 2nd
Ryker Yeska 3rd
Orrin Mason 1st
Buddy Cole 6th
Tyler Henning 5th
Collins Flaten 1st
Olive Marks 4th
Archer Henry 2nd
Taryn Sundeen 2nd
12U
Tate Lehner 2nd
Walker Kirkland 2nd
Milo Marks 4th
Knoxsen Harris 6th
Kase Shumway 4th
TenLea Sundeen 1st
Lyla Lehner 2nd
Harlee Vandermars 1st
14U
Taden Sundeen 1st
Josiah Hernandez 2nd
Riley Pattison 1st
Lana Mason 1st

The High School Ice Dawg Hockey team will be competing in Miles City this weekend at their State Tourney.

The State 14U-B Hockey tournament completed on Sunday at the Valley Event Center in Glasgow with Miles City winning the state title with a 5-1 over Missoula. The Whitefish 14U team defeated Bozeman for the consolation trophy.

The Glasgow 14U team went 0-3 at the tourney with losses to Bozeman 4-3, Butte 7-6 and Miles City 7-1.

Girls
Western B

Feb. 27-March 1 at Hamilton

(Two teams advance)

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 1: St. Ignatius 79, Darby 35, first round

Game 2: Florence 66, Eureka 27, first round

Game 3: Missoula Loyola 66, Superior 19, first round

Game 4: Thompson Falls 48, Anaconda 43, first round

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 5: Eureka 44, Darby 37, loser out

Game 6: Anaconda 65, Superior 48, loser out

Game 7: Florence 56, St. Ignatius 39, semifinal

Game 8: Missoula Loyola 69, Thompson Falls 32, semifinal

Saturday, March 1

Game 9: St. Ignatius 47, Anaconda 40, loser out

Game 10: Thompson Falls 57, Eureka 37, loser out

Game 11: St. Ignatius 56, Thompson Falls 34, consolation

Game 12: Missoula Loyola 68, Florence 43, championship

Northern B

Feb. 27-March 1 at Malta

(Three teams advance)

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 1: Chinook 51, Harlem 40, first round

Game 2: Shelby 45, Fairview 43, first round

Game 3: Malta 63, Choteau 33, first round

Game 4: Fairfield 51, Poplar 39, first round

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 5: Fairview 53, Harlem 34, loser out

Game 6: Choteau 51, Poplar 45, loser out

Game 7: Chinook 47, Shelby 41, semifinal

Game 8: Malta 51, Fairfield 33, semifinal

Saturday, March 1

Game 9: Shelby 55, Choteau 41, loser out

Game 10: Fairview 49, Fairfield 46, loser out

Game 11: Fairview 39, Shelby 30, consolation

Game 12: Malta 47, Chinook 37, championship

Southern B

March 5-8 at Billings

(Three teams advance)

Wednesday, March 5

Game 1: Lodge Grass vs. District 5B No. 3 seed, opening round, 10 a.m.

Game 2: Baker vs. Columbus, first round, 1 p.m.

Game 3: District 5B No. 1 seed vs. Big Timber, first round, 2:30 p.m.

Boys

Western B

Feb. 27-March 1 at Hamilton

(Two teams advance)

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 1: Thompson Falls 54, Anaconda 36, first round

Game 2: Florence 70, Eureka 36, first round

Game 3: Missoula Loyola 88, St. Ignatius 25, first round

Game 4: Arlee 66, Troy 54, first round

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 5: Anaconda 40, Eureka 31, loser out

Game 6: Troy 61, St. Ignatius 50, loser out

Game 7: Thompson Falls 53, Florence 41, semifinal

Game 8: Missoula Loyola 75, Arlee 35, semifinal

Saturday, March 1

Game 9: Florence 54, Troy 48, loser out

Game 10: Anaconda 49, Arlee 44, loser out

Game 11: Anaconda 52, Florence 39, consolation

Game 12: Missoula Loyola 82, Thompson Falls 40, championship

Girls

Northern C

Feb. 26-March 1 at Great Falls

(Two teams advance)

Wednesday, Feb. 26

Game 1: Roy-Winifred 67, Simms 9, opening round

Game 2: Big Sandy 78, Cascade 57, first round

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 3: Cascade 58, Simms 38, loser out

Game 4: Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 49, Fort Benton 34, first round

Game 5: Belt 63, Augusta 25, first round

Game 6: Roy-Winifred 51, Chester-Joplin-Inverness 42, first round

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 7: Fort Benton 54, Cascade 30, loser out

Game 8: Chester-Joplin-Inverness 65, Augusta 34, loser out

Game 9: Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 53, Big Sandy 31, semifinal

Game 10: Roy-Winifred 58, Belt 46, semifinal

Saturday, March 1

Game 11: Chester-Joplin-Inverness 37, Big Sandy 31, loser out

Game 12: Belt 54, Fort Benton 52, loser out

Game 13: Chester-Joplin-Inverness 70, Belt 44, consolation.

Game 14: Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 48, Roy-Winifred 30, championship

Western C

Feb. 27-March 1 at Butte

(Two teams advance)

Monday, Feb. 24

Manhattan Christian 53, Lincoln 29, play-in

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 1: Shields Valley 71, Hot Springs 31, first round

Game 2: White Sulphur Springs 41, Charlo 29, first round

Game 3: Drummond 31, Manhattan Christian 29, first round

Game 4: West Yellowstone 37, Seeley-Swan 24, first round, 7:30 p.m.

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 5: Charlo 54, Hot Springs 51, OT, loser out

Game 6: Manhattan Christian 46, Seeley-Swan 39, loser out

Game 7: Shields Valley 58, White Sulphur Springs 56, OT, semifinal

Game 8: West Yellowstone 37, Drummond 30, semifinal

Saturday, March 1

Game 9: Charlo 40, Drummond 36, loser out

Game 10: Manhattan Christian 49, White Sulphur Springs 39, loser out

Game 11: Manhattan Christian 67, Charlo 30, consolation

Game 12: West Yellowstone 44, Shields Valley 30, championship

Monday, March 3

Challenge game: Shields Valley vs. Manhattan Christian, 6 p.m., at Livingston

Eastern C

March 5-7 at Sidney

(Two teams advance)

Wednesday, March 5

Game 1: Scobey vs. Savage, first round, 3 p.m.

Game 2: Circle vs. Froid-Lake, first round, 4:30 p.m.

Game 3: Bainville vs. Frazer, first round, 6 p.m.

Game 4: Richey-Lambert vs. Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale, first round, 7:30 p.m.

Boys

Northern C

Feb. 26-March 1 at Great Falls

(Two teams advance)

Wednesday, Feb. 26

Game 1: Centerville 68, Heart Butte 27, opening round

Game 2: Fort Benton 64, Cascade 50, first round

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 3: Cascade 65, Heart Butte 31, loser out

Game 4: Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 66, Chester-Joplin-Inverness 45, first round

Game 5: Power-Dutton-Brady 80, Winnett-Grass Range 74, first round

Game 6: Box Elder 97, Centerville 47, first round

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 7: Chester-Joplin-Inverness 68, Cascade 60, loser out

Game 8: Winnett-Grass Range 68, Centerville 54, loser out

Game 9: Fort Benton 54, Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 52, semifinal

Game 10: Box Elder 75, Power-Dutton-Brady 29, semifinal

Saturday, March 1

Game 11: Winnett-Grass Range 66, Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 52, loser out

Game 12: Chester-Joplin-Inverness 58, Power-Dutton-Brady 43, loser out

Game 13: Chester-Joplin-Inverness 49, Winnett-Grass Range 45, consolation

Game 14: Box Elder 80, Fort Benton 42, championship

Monday, March 3

Challenge game: Chester-Joplin-Inverness vs. Fort Benton, 5 p.m.

Western C

Feb. 27-March 1 at Butte

(Two teams advance)

Monday, Feb. 24

Two Eagle River 83, Twin Bridges 66, play-in

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 1: Manhattan Christian 79, Noxon 44, first round

Game 2: Seeley-Swan 55, Gardiner 34, first round

Game 3: St. Regis 69, Two Eagle River 51, first round

Game 4: Lincoln 44, West Yellowstone 43, first round

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 5: Noxon 65, Gardiner 58, loser out

Game 6: West Yellowstone 55, Two Eagle River 45, loser out

Game 7: Manhattan Christian 85, Seeley-Swan 46, semifinal

Game 8: Lincoln 55, St. Regis 31, semifinal

Saturday, March 1

Game 9: Noxon 69, St. Regis 63, loser out

Game 10: Seeley-Swan 51, West Yellowstone 49, loser out

Game 11: Seeley-Swan 56, Noxon 48, consolation

Game 12: Manhattan Christian 60, Lincoln 39, championship

Eastern C

March 6-8 at Sidney

(Two teams advance)

Thursday, March 6

Game 1: Scobey vs. Westby-Grenora, first round, noon

Game 2: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale vs. Savage, first round, 1:30 p.m.

Game 3: Plentywood vs. Circle, first round, 6 p.m.

Game 4: Culbertson vs. Lustre Christian, first round, 7:30 p.m.

Monday, March 10

Challenge game, if necessary, 7 p.m.

Southern C

March 5-8 at Lockwood

(Two teams advance)

Wednesday, March 5

Game 1: Broadus vs. No. 3 6C, opening round, 1:30 p.m.

Game 2: Harlowton-Ryegate vs. No. 1 6C, first round, 6:30 p.m.

Game 3: Jordan vs. Forsyth, first round, 8 p.m.

Three 1,000 point scorers for the Scottie Boys Basketball team!

Left to right; Sophomore Cade Hudyma, Senior Wyatt Babb, Junior Grady Nielsen

Thursday, 2:30 p.m.
B Boys Divisional Basketball from Cut Bank:
Glasgow vs. Fairfield on Mix-93

We will carry all Scobey, Frazer, North Country and Lustre Christian games from the Eastern C Divisional Basketball Tournament in Sidney. Games we know for sure for now:

Wednesday:
Eastern C Girls Divisional Basketball Tournament
3 p.m. Scobey vs. Savage
6 p.m. Bainville vs. Frazer
7:30 p.m. Richey-Lambert vs. North Country

Thursday:
Eastern C Boys Divisional Basketball Tournament
Noon Scobey vs. Mon-Dak
1:30 p.m. North Country vs. Savage
7:30 p.m. Lustre Christian vs. Culbertson

At the National Championship in Gainsville, Florida, DSU's Jewel Olson (Wolf Point) finished 7th in the 400m run to obtain All American honors. She got to the final by running 55.49 in the semi-final, which is an indoor 400m school record for Dickinson State.

Hinsdale's Kaitlyn McColly finished 5th in the pentathlon earlier this week; that was McColly's third All American finish in the pentathlon. The top 8 in each even receive the award.

Also for the Lady Blue Hawks, Nashua's Taylor Laumeyer finished 17th in the country in the shot put.

Glasgow's Iris McKean competed this weekend in the Big Sky Conference Championships in Flagstaff, Arizona. McKean finished 21st in the 3,000m in 10:41.75. On Friday she anchored the women's distance relay that finished sixth in 12:24.81.

Hinsdale native Kaitlyn McColly is an All-American once again as she finished in 5th place in the Heptathlon at the NAIA National Championships in Gainsville, Florida on Thursday.

1. Abi Stevens, Southern Oregon, 3824
2. Mya Hines, Cumberlands, 3807
3. Rene Finke, Central Methodist, 3789
4. Haley Bellamy, Central Methodist, 3767
5. Kaitlyn McColly, Dickinson State, 3563
6. Adrienne Washington, Eastern Oregon, 3487
7. Annemarie Koerner, Clarke, 3427
8. Nina Marinkovic, Marian (Ind.), 3409

Class B Boys

Western B

Feb. 27-March 1 at Hamilton

(Two teams advance)

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 1: Thompson Falls 54, Anaconda 36, first round

Game 2: Florence 70, Eureka 36, first round

Game 3: Missoula Loyola 88, St. Ignatius 25, first round

Game 4: Arlee 66, Troy 54, first round

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 5: Anaconda vs. Eureka, loser out, 11:30 a.m.

Game 6: St. Ignatius vs. Troy, loser out, 1:15 p.m.

Game 7: Thompson Falls vs. Florence, semifinal, 6:30 p.m.

Game 8: Missoula Loyola vs. Arlee, semifinal, 8:15 p.m.

Saturday, March 1

Game 9: Game 6 winner vs. Game 7 loser, loser out, 10:45 a.m.

Game 10: Game 5 winner vs. Game 8 loser, loser out, 10:45 a.m.

Game 11: Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner, consolation, 4:45 p.m.

Game 12: Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 winner, championship, 8:30 p.m.

Southern B

March 5-8 at Billings

(Three teams advance)

Northern B

March 6-8 at Cut Bank

Girls Class B

Western B

Feb. 27-March 1 at Hamilton

(Two teams advance)

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 1: St. Ignatius 79, Darby 35, first round

Game 2: Florence 66, Eureka 27, first round

Game 3: Missoula Loyola 66, Superior 19, first round

Game 4: Thompson Falls 48, Anaconda 43, first round

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 5: Darby vs. Eureka, loser out, 8 a.m.

Game 6: Superior vs. Anaconda, loser out, 9:45 a.m.

Game 7: St. Ignatius vs. Florence, semifinal, 3 p.m.

Game 8: Missoula Loyola vs. Thompson Falls, semifinal, 4:45 p.m.

Saturday, March 1

Game 9: Game 6 winner vs. Game 7 loser, loser out, 9 a.m.

Game 10: Game 5 winner vs. Game 8 loser, loser out, 9 a.m.

Game 11: Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner, consolation, 3 p.m.

Game 12: Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 winner, championship, 6:30 p.m.

Northern B

Feb. 27-March 1 at Malta

(Three teams advance)

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 1: Chinook 51, Harlem 40, first round

Game 2: Shelby 45, Fairview 43, first round

Game 3: Malta 63, Choteau 33, first round

Game 4: Fairfield 51, Poplar 39, first round

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 5: Harlem vs. Fairview, loser out, 1 p.m.

Game 6: Choteau vs. Poplar, loser out, 2:30 p.m.

Game 7: Chinook vs. Shelby, semifinal, 6:30 p.m.

Game 8: Malta vs. Fairfield, semifinal, 8 p.m.

Saturday, March 1

Game 9: Game 6 winner vs. Game 7 loser, loser out, 9:30 a.m.

Game 10: Game 5 winner vs. Game 8 loser, loser out, 11 a.m.

Game 11: Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner, consolation, 6:30 p.m.

Game 12: Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 winner, championship, 8 p.m.

Class C Boys

Northern C

Feb. 26-March 1 at Great Falls

(Two teams advance)

Wednesday, Feb. 26

Game 1: Centerville 68, Heart Butte 27, opening round

Game 2: Fort Benton 64, Cascade 50, first round

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 3: Cascade 65, Heart Butte 31, loser out

Game 4: Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 66, Chester-Joplin-Inverness 45, first round

Game 5: Power-Dutton-Brady 80, Winnett-Grass Range 74, first round

Game 6: Box Elder 97, Centerville 47, first round

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 7: Cascade vs. Chester-Joplin-Inverness, loser out, 11 a.m.

Game 8: Winnett-Grass Range vs. Centerville, loser out, 12:30 p.m.

Game 9: Fort Benton vs. Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine, semifinal, 7 p.m.

Game 10: Power-Dutton-Brady vs. Box Elder, semifinal, 8:30 p.m.

Saturday, March 1

Game 11: Game 8 winner vs. Game 9 loser, loser out, 11 a.m.

Game 12: Game 7 winner vs. Game 10 loser, loser out, 12:30 p.m.

Game 13: Game 11 winner vs. Game 12 winner, consolation, 7 p.m.

Game 14: Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner, championship, 8:30 p.m.

Western C

Feb. 27-March 1 at Butte

(Two teams advance)

Monday, Feb. 24

Two Eagle River 83, Twin Bridges 66, play-in

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 1: Manhattan Christian 79, Noxon 44, first round

Game 2: Seeley-Swan 55, Gardiner 34, first round

Game 3: St. Regis 69, Two Eagle River 51, first round

Game 4: Lincoln 44, West Yellowstone 43, first round

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 5: Noxon vs. Gardiner, loser out, 9 a.m.

Game 6: Two Eagle River vs. West Yellowstone, loser out, 10:30 a.m.

Game 7: Manhattan Christian vs. Seeley-Swan, semifinal, 3 p.m.

Game 8: St. Regis vs. Lincoln, semifinal, 4:30 p.m.

Saturday, March 1

Game 9: Game 5 winner vs. Game 8 loser, loser out, 9:30 a.m.

Game 10: Game 6 winner vs. Game 7 loser, loser out, 9:30 a.m.

Game 11: Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner, consolation, 3 p.m.

Game 12: Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 winner, championship, 6 p.m.

Eastern C

March 6-8 at Sidney

(Two teams advance)

Thursday, March 6

Game 1: Scobey vs. Westby-Grenora, first round, noon

Game 2: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale vs. Savage, first round, 1:30 p.m.

Game 3: Plentywood vs. Circle, first round, 6 p.m.

Game 4: Culbertson vs. Lustre Christian, first round, 7:30 p.m.

Class C Girls

Northern C

Feb. 26-March 1 at Great Falls

(Two teams advance)

Wednesday, Feb. 26

Game 1: Roy-Winifred 67, Simms 9, opening round

Game 2: Big Sandy 78, Cascade 57, first round

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 3: Cascade 58, Simms 38, loser out

Game 4: Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 49, Fort Benton 34, first round

Game 5: Belt 63, Augusta 25, first round

Game 6: Roy-Winifred 51, Chester-Joplin-Inverness 42, first round

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 7: Cascade vs. Fort Benton loser out, 8 a.m.

Game 8: Augusta vs. Chester-Joplin-Inverness, loser out, 9:30 a.m.

Game 9: Big Sandy vs. Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine, semifinal, 4 p.m.

Game 10: Belt vs. Roy-Winifred, semifinal, 5:30 p.m.

Saturday, March 1

Game 11: Game 8 winner vs. Game 9 loser, loser out, 8 a.m.

Game 12: Game 7 winner vs. Game 10 loser, loser out, 9:30 a.m.

Game 13: Game 11 winner vs. Game 12 winner, consolation, 4 p.m.

Game 14: Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner, championship, 5:30 p.m.

Western C

Feb. 27-March 1 at Butte

(Two teams advance)

Monday, Feb. 24

Manhattan Christian 53, Lincoln 29, play-in

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 1: Shields Valley 71, Hot Springs 31, first round

Game 2: White Sulphur Springs 41, Charlo 29, first round

Game 3: Drummond 31, Manhattan Christian 29, first round

Game 4: West Yellowstone 37, Seeley-Swan 24, first round, 7:30 p.m.

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 5: Hot Springs vs. Charlo, loser out, noon

Game 6: Manhattan Christian vs. Seeley-Swan, loser out, 1:30 p.m.

Game 7: Shields Valley vs. White Sulphur Springs, semifinal, 6 p.m.

Game 8: Drummond vs. West Yellowstone, semifinal, 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, March 1

Game 9: Game 5 winner vs. Game 8 loser, loser out, 11:30 a.m.

Game 10: Game 6 winner vs. Game 7 loser, loser out, 11:30 a.m.

Game 11: Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner, consolation, 4:30 p.m.

Game 12: Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 winner, championship, 7:30 p.m.

Eastern C

March 5-7 at Sidney

(Two teams advance)

Wednesday, March 5

Game 1: Scobey vs. Savage, first round, 3 p.m.

Game 2: Circle vs. Froid-Lake, first round, 4:30 p.m.

Game 3: Bainville vs. Frazer, first round, 6 p.m.

Game 4: Richey-Lambert vs. Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale, first round, 7:30 p.m.

Class A Boys

Eastern A

Feb. 27-March 1 at Billings

(Four teams advance)

Saturday, Feb. 22

Miles City 71, Sidney 58, play-in

Monday, Feb. 24

Hardin 61, Laurel 49, play-in

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 1: Lockwood 64, Havre 54, first round

Game 2: Glendive 83, Hardin 70, first round

Game 3: East Helena 61, Lewistown 52, first round

Game 4: Billings Central 76, Miles City 51, first round

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 5: Havre vs. Hardin, loser out, noon

Game 6: Lewistown vs. Miles City, loser out, 1:30 p.m.

Game 7: Lockwood vs. Glendive, semifinal, 6:30 p.m.

Game 8: East Helena vs. Billings Central, semifinal, 8 p.m.

Saturday, March 1

Game 9: Game 6 winner vs. Game 7 loser, loser out, 10:30 a.m.

Game 10: Game 5 winner vs. Game 8 loser, loser out, 10:30 a.m.

Game 11: Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner, consolation, 3:30 p.m.

Game 12: Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 winner, championship, 7 p.m.

Class A Girls

Eastern A

Feb. 27-March 1 at Billings

(Four teams advance)

Saturday, Feb. 22

Sidney 66, Glendive 47, play-in

Monday, Feb. 24

Laurel 65, East Helena 60, play-in

Thursday, Feb. 27

Game 1: Lockwood 61, Lewistown 52, first round

Game 2: Havre 68, Laurel 48, first round

Game 3: Hardin 51, Miles City 47, first round

Game 4: Billings Central 67, Sidney 26, first round

Friday, Feb. 28

Game 5: Lewistown vs. Laurel, loser out, 9 a.m.

Game 6: Miles City vs. Sidney, loser out, 10:30 a.m.

Game 7: Lockwood vs. Havre, semifinal, 3:30 p.m.

Game 8: Hardin vs. Billings Central, semifinal, 5 p.m.

Saturday, March 1

Game 9: Game 6 winner vs. Game 7 loser, loser out, 9 a.m.

Game 10: Game 5 winner vs. Game 8 loser, loser out, 9 a.m.

Game 11: Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner, consolation, 2 p.m.

Game 12: Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 winner, championship, 5 p.m.

Hockey action starts today with the Bantam 14U B State Tournament right here in Glasgow!!!

2025 Women’s Volleyball League Scores
Wednesday, February 26, 2025
6:00PM
Arch’s Tire def. Zac Fauth Trucking
Taylor Storage def. Team Five
7:00PM
Ezzie’s def. El Cor Del Lanes
Taylor Storage def. Arch’s Tire
8:00PM
Ezzie’s def. Zac Fauth Trucking
El Cor Del Lanes def. Team Five

League Standings
Taylor Storage 13-3
El Cor Del Lanes 12-4
Ezzie’s 11-5
Arch’s Tire 5-11
Team Five 5-11
Zac Fauth Trucking 1-15

Next Week’s Game Schedule
Wednesday, March 5, 2025
6:00PM
Court 1: Taylor Storage vs. El Cor Del Lanes
Court 2: Arch’s Tire vs Team Five
7:00PM
Court 1: Arch’s Tire vs. Ezzie’s
Court 2: Zac Fauth Trucking vs. Taylor Storage
8:00PM
Court 1: El Cor Del Lanes vs. Zac Fauth Trucking
Court 2: Ezzie’s vs. Team Five

The Glasgow Scotties will be one of 8 teams competing at the Northern B Divisional Basketball Tourney in Cut Bank. The tourney is March 6th-8th.

The Glasgow Wrestling Club is coming off of a busy weekend that saw competition in Butte, Poplar, and Plentywood. The Poplar and Plentywood Invitationals were Northeast Division events while the Cyclops in Butte offered many of our wrestlers a taste of some premier competition.

On Saturday and Sunday, Twenty five Highlanders did battle in the Butte Civic Center at an event that featured 83 clubs and 1,212 competitors. The Cyclops is known as the premier regular season event in Montana and it did not disappoint. In the end, GWC would finish in 10th place overall with 178.5 team points. Finishing 4th place in the medium team division and 2nd place amongst all Class B/C feeder programs at the event. 18 individuals found the podium with a top 6 finish; while five Highlanders would bring home the GOLD!

The Poplar Invite featured 10 clubs and 307 wrestlers. Twenty six Highlanders took to the mat and put on quite a show against fellow Northeast Division competition. Eight Individual Champions were crowned and nineteen Top 3 finishers would ultimately lead the way for GWC.

On Sunday, a small contingent of the club attended the Border Brawl Tournament hosted by the Northeast Wrestling Club at Plentywood High School. Eight clubs attended the event and it featured a total of 166 wrestlers. Eight of our Highlanders showed up and wrestled extremely well. All eight finished in the top 3 and two were crowned Individual Champions.

This upcoming week the club will host our Annual Spaghetti Feed and Pie Auction on Thursday Night 6:00 PM at the Glasgow Elks Lodge! Over the weekend, we will send a large group of wrestlers to both Havre and Glendive.

Butte Cyclops Results--
6U
Duncan Markle 6th
Newt Knaff 1st
Rebie Redfield 4th
Indie Marks 2nd
Hayden Flaten 2nd
Taya Sundeen 2nd
8U
Theo Marks
Nels Redfield
Aurora Markle 2nd
10U
Howard Redfield
Dayton Markle
Orrin Mason
Colt Knaff 1st
Olive Marks 4th
Collins Flaten 4th
Taryn Sundeen 3rd
Rygan Gamas 1st
12U
Jett Morehouse 2nd
Walker Kirkland 1st
Milo Marks
Eli Holinde 2nd
TenLea Sundeen 2nd
Kennedy Flaten 5th
14U
Zane Cotrell
16U
Jack Morehouse 1st
Mining City Middle School Results --
Zane Cotrell
Taden Sundeen 2nd
Poplar Invitational Results--
6U
Brands Casterline 1st
Jaxon Sharbono 1st
Ripp Newton 6th
8U
Viona Casterline 2nd
Lily Newton 2nd
Rhett Murch 1st
Jax Pankratz 2nd
Frank Pattison 3rd
Miles Henry 3rd
Erickson Cochran 4th
Silas Hopstad 1st
Trigg Newton 2nd
Harrison Kemmis 4th
10U
Archer Henry 2nd
Declan Cochran 6th
CJ Sillerud 2nd
Tyler Henning 2nd
12U
Gwen Torres 5th
Sheila Mason 1st
Whit Ozark 1st
Knoxsen Harris 1st
Sumyt Gonzales 3rd
Josiah Hernandez 4th
14U
Josie Hartwell 3rd
Riley Pattison 1st
Anders Aune 5th
Plentywood Border Brawl Results--
6U
Jaxon Sharbono 1st
8U
Rhett Murch 2nd
Jax Pankratz 3rd
10U
CJ Sillerud 3rd
Tyler Henning 2nd
12U
Whit Ozark 1st
Sumyt Gonzales 2nd
Josiah Hernandez 3rd

This past weekend the Glasgow HS Ice Dawgs traveled to Miles City to take on the Generals in their last two regular season games. Friday, February 21st and Saturday, February 22nd. Glasgow split games with the Generals, losing the first game 4-5 and winning the second game 6-1.

Friday night’s game, the first period started off quiet until Tavin Boland assisted by Charlie Cornwell scored ten minutes into the game giving the Ice Dawgs their first goal. It wasn’t long until Miles City’s Wesley Buhl answered back with their first one of the game with 5:07 showing on the clock. 5 seconds later Glasgow’s Brody Hansen assisted by Boland gave Glasgow the lead back. But not for long, Cody Lang of MC answered back with the final goal of the 1st period with a tied score of 2-2. There were no penalties given in the 1st.

The 2nd period proved to be a little busier than the 1st. The period started with penalties. With 7:35 showing on the clock, MC was called for interference. A short time later Tristan Powell was called for interference and then for unsportsmanlike conduct. This gave Miles City a 4 minute power play. With only 34 short seconds into the power play, the Generals scored taking the lead 2-3. After that goal, the power play dropped to 2 minutes. 27 seconds later, Jack Miller was called for interference. With 2 Ice Dawgs in the sin bin, the 3 skaters on the ice had to play strategic defense until Powell and Miller served their 2 minutes. Glasgow held off MC in the power play. But it wasn’t long until MC’s Lang scored again with 1:05 left in the 2nd period. With :06 showing on the clock, Charlie Cornwell assisted by Mason Hunter scored ending the period with a score of 3-4 going into intermission.

The 3rd period was a defensive period. With 6 minutes into the 3rd, Mile City’s Lucas Hogan was called for tripping. It took a while for any team to do anything offensively, but with 1:13 left in the game, Tavin Boland tied the game 4-4 with his unassisted goal. But unfortunately that was not enough to hold off MC to go to overtime. Miles City answered back 34 seconds later with the game winning goal to end the game with a score of 4-5.

Glasgow’s goalie Kolten Hansen was in the net and saw 50 shots, saving 45, giving him an 87 save percentage for the game. Glasgow shot 48 times on Mile City’s goalie.

Saturday morning’s game was all Glasgow! The first period started off with Miles City’s Liam Lancaster scoring first with their only goal with 10:14 on the clock. Penalties followed for the rest of the period. First was Glasgow’s Reilly Llewellyn for tripping, then Aiden Price for slashing. 4:07 left of the period MC’s Lockie was called for slashing. With only 11 seconds left of the 1st period, Tavin Boland was called for interference leaving Glasgow shorthanded to start the 2nd.

The 2nd period started off by proving that Glasgow can still score when shorthanded. Brody Hansen with the shorthanded goal unassisted tied the game 1-1. With 13:50 on the clock, Kimber Dulaney was called for hooking. Charlie followed at 11:43 with a tripping call. 6 minutes later MC’s Cody Lang was called for unsportsmanlike conduct. With 3 minutes and 26 seconds left on the clock, Brody Hansen scored the game winning goal assisted by Mason Hunter and goalie Jacob Potter! With 40 seconds left in the 2nd period MC’s Lucas Hogan was put in the penalty box for 2 minutes for roughing. This left MC shorthanded going into intermission.

45 seconds into the 3rd period Charlie Cornwell scored on Glasgow’s power play extending Glasgow’s lead to 3-1. 3 minutes later on a MC delayed penalty for tripping, Hansen scored assisted by Aiden Price giving Hansen another Hat Trick! Just under another 3 minutes later Tristan Powell scored assisted by Boland making the score 5-1. As the scoring then slowed down, the trips to the penalty box picked up. With 8:07 on the clock, Mason Hunter was called for kneeing. 20 seconds later Powell was hanging out with Hunter in the penalty box for tripping. This left 3 skaters on the ice for Glasgow to help defend their goal. Soon enough MC’s Lang would be called for unsportsmanlike conduct again to leave Miles City shorthanded as well. While no one scored during the power plays both teams went back to full strength. With 5:29 left of the game Miles City was called for 1 more penalty for roughing. With Glasgow on the power play, Aiden Price assisted by Cornwell scored the final goal of the game with 4:44 showing on the clock. Glasgow held off MC for the rest of game to end the game with a 6-1 win.

Glasgow’s goalie Jacob Potter was in the net and saw 42 shots, saving 41 giving him a 98 save percentage and an assist for the game. Glasgow shot on Mile’s City goalie 52 times.
Upcoming for the Ice Dawgs: They are off this upcoming weekend, but they will be getting ready for their Big Sky High School State Tournament that starts March 6th in Miles City. The Ice Dawgs will face Salmon, ID at 7:45pm on March 6th. On Friday, March 7th they will face Helena at 2:45pm and Butte at 8:45pm. Saturday will be the crossover games, TBD. Check back next week for the state tournament schedule!

This weekend, come out to the Valley Event Center and support the Bantam Ice Dawg team as they play in their own state tournament they are hosting!

District 1B Boys

Feb. 20-22 at Shelby

(Four teams advance)

Thursday, Feb. 20

Game 1: Choteau 66, Chinook 60, first round

Game 2: Rocky Boy 80, Cut Bank 62, first round

Game 3: Conrad 62, Shelby 57, first round

Friday, Feb. 21

Game 4: Cut Bank 58, Shelby 52, loser out

Game 5: Choteau 75, Fairfield 71, OT, semifinal

Game 6: Rocky Boy 49, Conrad 44, semifinal, 4 p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 22

Game 7: Fairfield 64, Cut Bank 44, loser out

Game 8: Conrad 75, Chinook 69, loser out

Game 9: Fairfield 71, Conrad 44, consolation

Game 10: Choteau 71, Rocky Boy 61, championship

District 2B Boys

Feb. 19-22 at Glasgow

(Four teams advance)

Wednesday, Feb. 19

Game 1: Fairview 61, Wolf Point 54, first round

Game 2: Poplar 66, Harlem 55, first round

Thursday, Feb. 20

Game 3: Malta 81, Fairview 44, semifinal

Game 4: Glasgow 62, Poplar 48, semifinal

Friday, Feb. 21

Game 5: Poplar 64, Wolf Point 51, loser out

Game 6: Harlem 62, Fairview 55, loser out

Saturday, Feb. 22

Game 7: Poplar 40, Harlem 37, consolation

Game 8: Malta 91, Glasgow 62, championship

District 1B Girls

Feb. 20-22 at Shelby

(Four teams advance)

Thursday, Feb. 20

Game 1: Choteau 52, Rocky Boy 33, first round

Game 2: Shelby 49, Cut Bank 34, first round

Game 3: Chinook 67, Conrad 26, first round

Friday, Feb. 21

Game 4: Conrad 60, Cut Bank 47, loser out

Game 5: Fairfield 47, Choteau 16, semifinal

Game 6: Chinook 71, Shelby 41, semifinal

Saturday, Feb. 22

Game 7: Choteau 60, Conrad 20, loser out

Game 8: Shelby 54, Rocky Boy 43, loser out

Game 9: Shelby 50, Choteau 34, consolation

Game 10: Chinook 44, Fairfield 41, championship

District 2B Girls

Feb. 19-22 at Glasgow

(Four teams advance)

Wednesday, Feb. 19

Game 1: Glasgow 48, Wolf Point 34, first round

Game 2: Poplar 55, Harlem 41, first round

Thursday, Feb. 20

Game 3: Malta 58, Glasgow 38, semifinal

Game 4: Fairview 47, Poplar 40, semifinal

Friday, Feb. 21

Game 5: Poplar 60, Wolf Point 29, loser out

Game 6: Harlem 47, Glasgow 41, loser out

Saturday, Feb. 22

Game 7: Poplar 60, Harlem 57, consolation

Game 8: Malta 49, Fairview 26, championship

District 2C Boys

Feb. 20-22 at Sidney

(Four teams advance)

Thursday, Feb. 20

Game 1: Plentywood 63, Froid-Lake 21, first round

Game 2: Bainville 56, Brockton 54, first round

Game 3: Culbertson 69, Richey-Lambert 31, first round

Game 4: Savage 62, Westby-Grenora 32, first round

Friday, Feb. 21

Game 5: Brockton 58, Froid-Lake 48, loser out

Game 6: Westby-Grenora 51, Richey-Lambert 39, loser out

Game 7: Plentywood 70, Bainville 24, semifinal

Game 8: Savage 60, Culbertson 34, semifinal

Saturday, Feb. 22

Game 9: Westby-Grenora 56, Bainville 47, loser out

Game 10: Culbertson 60, Brockton 47, loser out

Game 11: Culbertson 56, Westby-Grenora 44, consolation

Game 12: Plentywood 72, Savage 26, championship

District 3C Boys

Feb. 19-22 at Wolf Point

(Four teams advance)

Wednesday, Feb. 19

Game 1: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 80, Dodson 49, first round

Game 2: Lustre Christian 90, Frazer 16, first round

Game 3: Circle 77, Nashua 34, first round

Thursday, Feb. 20

Game 4: Nashua 48, Frazer 43, loser out

Game 5: Scobey 60, Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 33, semifinal

Game 6: Lustre Christian 52, Circle 51, semifinal

Friday, Feb. 21

Game 7: Circle 77, Dodson 42, loser out

Game 8: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 78, Nashua 44, loser out

Saturday, Feb. 22

Game 9: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 57, Circle 50, consolation

Game 10: Scobey 47, Lustre Christian 43, championship

District 2C

Feb. 19-22 at Sidney

(Four teams advance)

Wednesday, Feb. 19

Game 1: Bainville 58, Culbertson 17, first round

Game 2: Savage 44, Richey-Lambert 40, first round

Game 3: Froid-Lake 53, Brockton 44, first round

Game 4: Plentywood 46, Westby-Grenora 40, first round

Thursday, Feb. 20

Game 5: Richey-Lambert 68, Culbertson 21, loser out

Game 6: Brockton 50, Westby-Grenora 39, loser out

Game 7: Bainville 57, Savage 37, semifinal

Game 8: Froid-Lake 44, Plentywood 42, semifinal

Friday, Feb. 21

Game 9: Savage 52, Brockton 49, loser out

Game 10: Richey-Lambert 45, Plentywood 39, loser out

Saturday, Feb. 22

Game 11: Richey-Lambert 55, Savage 38, consolation

Game 12: Bainville 41, Froid-Lake 27, championship

District 3C

Feb. 19-22 at Wolf Point

(Four teams advance)

Wednesday, Feb. 19

Game 1: Frazer 69, Lustre Christian 66, first round

Game 2: Circle 69, Dodson 12, first round

Game 3: Scobey 67, Nashua 10, first round

Thursday, Feb. 20

Game 4: Dodson 51, Nashua 33, loser out

Game 5: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 76, Frazer 33, semifinal

Game 6: Scobey 35, Circle 26, semifinal

Friday, Feb. 21

Game 7: Circle 61, Lustre Christian 6, loser out

Game 8: Frazer 77, Dodson 41, loser out

Saturday, Feb. 22

Game 9: Circle 80, Frazer 26, consolation

Game 10: Scobey 35, Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 27, championship

BROOKINGS, S.D. – The North Star Athletic Association (NSAA) held their final indoor track & field conference meet on Feb. 16 at Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex on the campus of NCAA Division I South Dakota State. The official NSAA Indoor Track & Field All-Conference lists are announced below.

Dickinson State (N.D.) captured their seventh consecutive NSAA Women’s Indoor Track & Field conference title, a conference record for the longest streak of conference team titles. The Blue Hawks scored 279.5 points in the conference meet, followed by Dakota State (S.D.) second with their team conference record points of 185 points. Valley City State (N.D.) was third with 75 points, followed by Jamestown (N.D.) fourth with 72.5 points, and Bellevue (Neb.) fifth with three points.

Dakota State won their fourth consecutive NSAA men’s team title with 253 points. The Trojans tied the NSAA conference record of four straight conference title with Dickinson State’s 2015-2018 squads (four straight conference titles). DaSU also captured their sixth NSAA title in the previous seven conference meets.

The postseason awards included the Field and Track Athletes-of-the-Meet and they were presented after the conclusion of the conference meet. Coach-of-the-Year award and Champions of Character recipients from each North Star conference school were also honored.

Kaitlyn McColly of Dickinson State (34 points) and Tysen Grinde of Dakota State (27 points) were named to NSAA Indoor Field Athlete-of-the-Meet, scoring the most points in the field events at the conference meet. It was the third straight year that McColly received the conference’s Field Athlete-of-the-Meet award.

Karly Just of Valley City State (26.5 points) earned the NSAA Women’s Indoor Track Athlete-of-the-Meet, the first Viking to win this award in program history. Lukas Bennett of Dakota State (25 points) claimed the men’s Track Athlete-of-the-Meet, scoring the most points in the running events.

DiSU Shayne Wittkopp was named to NSAA Indoor Track & Field Women’s Coach-of-the-Year. It was the seventh straight year that Wittkopp was selected to the conference women’s coach-of-the-year award. Anthony Drealan was selected as the NSAA Men’s Indoor Track & Field Coach-of-the-Year for the fourth consecutive year.

The most valuable athletes were voted on by the league coaches. DiSU’s McColly was selected for the women’s award for the second straight year. She scored a total of 59 points combined in both track and field events at the NSAA indoor conference meet. Chantz Minear of DaSU was voted as the men’s most valuable athlete, scoring a total of 40 points in combined track and field events.

Athletes earning All-Conference recognition must be in the top three individually and two relay teams. The complete list of the NSAA Indoor Track & Field All-Conference is listed below:

Women’s
NSAA Indoor Field Athlete-of-the-Meet: Kaitlyn McColly – Dickinson State (N.D.) – 34 points
NSAA Indoor Track Athlete-of-the-Meet: Karly Just – Valley City State (N.D.) – 26.5 points
NSAA Indoor Track & Field Most Valuable Athlete: Kaitlyn McColly – Dickinson State (N.D.)
Coach of the Year: Shayne Wittkopp – Dickinson State (N.D.)