Friday on KLTZ
College Football:
Idaho at Montana State
6 p.m. Pregame
7 p.m. Kickoff

Friday on MIX-93
High School Basketball - Class C Game Of The Week:
Wolf Point JV at Nashua
Girls at 5 p.m.
Boys at 6:30 p.m.

Saturday on KLTZ
Saturday Morning Sports Show, 8 a.m.

High School Basketball:
Glasgow vs. Joliet (in Red Lodge)
Girls at 9:30 a.m.
Boys at 11 a.m.

Glasgow High School athlete Kyler Holinde has signed a letter of intent to compete for Dickinson State University.

Kyler will compete in Track and Field and Cross Country for DSU.

Boys Basketball:

Terry 58, Turner 46
Dodson 79, Westby-Grenora 69
Red Lodge 63, Malta 56
Lewistown JV 50, Baker 35
Columbus 76, Wolf Point 46
North Country 57, Bridger 42
Havre 63, Miles City 51
Northern Cheyenne 64, Brockton 62
Lustre Christian 68, Glasgow JV 21
Circle 46, Ekalaka 29
Plentywood 43, Jordan 36
Havre 63, Miles City 51
Manhattan Christian 72, Manhattan 65
Harlowton-Ryegate 41, Savage 39
Northern Cheyenne 64, Brockton 62

Girls Basketball:

Lockwood 66, Glendive 20
Havre 52, Miles City 38
Malta 47, Baker 46
Colstrip 69, Roundup 7
Columbus 55, Wolf Point 32
Manhattan Christian 68, Manhattan 43
Westby-Grenora 57, Dodson 21
Savage 37, Harlowton-Ryegate 30
Melstone 45, Scobey 28
North Country 42, Bridger 26
Plentywood 28, Jordan 27
Terry 40, Turner 36
Huntley Project 46, Shepherd 30
Lewistown JV 54, Red Lodge 39
Poplar 42, St. Ignatius 40
Brockton 78, Northern Cheyenne 13
Lustre Christian 53, Glasgow JV 35

Sidney Week Recap—

Dual Results:
Glasgow 36 Mead (Colorado) 34
Lake Stevens (Washington) 53 Glasgow 26
Oak Harbor (Ohio) 38 Glasgow 30
Rapid City Stevens (South Dakota) 51 Glasgow 27
Scottie Boys team finished 8th Place out of 16 schools in Friday’s Dual tourney.

Friday-Saturday Individual Tournament:

Scottie Boys and Girls finish in 9th Place overall out of 26 schools at the 38th Annual Sidney Eagle Invitational with 100 team points. 2nd amongst Class B/C schools in attendance.

Boys Varsity Place Winners:
Jack Morehouse 3rd Place at 103 lbs.
Tyler King 8th Place at 132 lbs.
Khye Gamas 1st Place at 157 lbs.
William Kirkland 2nd Place at 165 lbs.
Michael King 4th Place at 175 lbs.

Girls Varsity Place Winners:
Riley Pedersen 7th Place 110 lbs.
Bailey Dooley 5th Place 120 lbs.
Lana Mason 4th Place 125 lbs.
Madison Lamb 2nd Place 140 lbs.
Riley Clampitt 2nd Place 145 lbs.

Junior Varsity Place Winners:
Weston Kirkland 1st Place 110 lbs.
Alex Earll 7th Place 126 lbs.
John Yeska 8th Place 132 lbs.
Ernie Vandall 4th Place 285 lbs.

Next Week
—Thursday at Wolf Point Mixer
—Friday and Saturday hosting the 29th Annual Scottie Invitational

ehind a career day from Tommy Mellott, Montana State rolled past Tennessee-Martin 49-17 in a second-round FCS playoff game in Bozeman.

On Saturday on an unseasonably warm afternoon, Mellott showed why he was recently named the Big Sky Conference offensive player of the year, passing for a career high 300 yards while matching his career best with four touchdown passes.

Mellott, a senior from Butte, tossed a pair of scoring passes in the opening quarter, the first to a wide open Hunter Provience from 24 yards out. Provience saw extra action due to an injury in MSU's previous game to regular tight end Rohan Jones.

Later in the quarter, Mellott threaded the needle on a 12-yard scoring pass to Taco Dowler. Overall, Mellott completed 22 of 25 passes in front of 17,017 fans. Dowler and Ty McCullouch each caught four passes and Ryan Lonergan hauled in three.

The win put top-seeded MSU at 13-0 for the first time in team history. After winning its previous five road games, UTM finished the season 9-5.

McCullouch opened the second quarter scoring when he took an end-around into the end zone behind a trio of key blocks by Adam Jones, Rylan Schlepp and Lonergan. That made it 21-0 before UTM even had a first down. But the Skyhawks would get on the scoreboard later in the period with a 37-yard field goal from Jaren Van Winkle and a sparkling 78-yard catch and run from quarterback Kinkead Dent to Trevonte Rucker. That was the longest play given up by MSU's defense this season.

Just before the first half ended, McCullouch caught a 39-yard scoring pass from Mellott as the quarterback bought time while sidestepping a ferocious rush from UTM.

In the third quarter, a 40-yard punt return by Dowler set up a 36-yard touchdown dash by Scottre Humphrey to make it 35-10. Humphrey finished with 102 yards on just 11 carries. The Bobcats totaled 201 yards on the ground and 501 overall.

Later in the quarter, Dowler took a Mellott pass in the right flat and danced past a would-be tackler for a 29-yard score. Adam Jones finished the scoring with a 30-yard dash that featured a fine spin move to elude one tackle and a key downfield block by Aidan Garrigan, that made the score 49-10. A final Dent-to-Rucker 4-yard scoring pass closed out the scoring.

Rylan Ortt led the MSU defense with seven tackle while Bryce Grebe and Paul Brott were in on six each. Brody Grebe and Kenneth Eiden combined for three sacks and Brott and Dominic Solano record one apiece.

The Bobcats are at home again this week against Idaho.

The Montana Grizzlies 2024 season came to a close in the second round of the FCS playoffs on Saturday, as the Griz fell to defending national champion South Dakota State 35-18 in Brookings.

Montana put up more points than any Jackrabbit opponent of the last 11 weeks but wasn't able to capitalize on crucial scoring opportunities to overcome a balanced 400-yard day from the SDSU offense, led by the defending Walter Payton Award winner Mark Gronowski.

Montana's offense was led by freshman quarterback Keali'i Ah Yat, who finished the day 19-32 passing for 231 yards but also had two interceptions, one of which came in the red zone early in the game and the other a pick-six.

Against a stout SDSU defense that entered the game holding opponents to just 12 points per game, UM's ground game couldn't help balance out the Grizzly attack with just 75 total yards, and the team's leading rusher of the past two years Eli Gillman held to just 12 yards.

Montana closes the book on the 2024 season at 9-5 overall and 5-3 in conference play, having advanced to the postseason a record 28th time, while making at least a second-round appearance in each of the past five seasons. In that storied playoff history, UM now falls to 39-26 all-time and remains at just 2-14 in true road games played in the postseason.

"They did a nice job going and taking the win today. I thought they played really hard throughout the game. I thought they were well prepared, and on that same token, I thought we were too. I thought our guys played really hard. I'm appreciative of our guy's efforts," said head coach Bobby Hauck.

"They just had too much for us. There were a couple plays that got away and we didn't get off the field on third down in the first half. I thought our guys played hard but didn't quite get there today, which is kind of the story of our season."

Montana took an early 3-0 lead in the game thanks to a 35-yard field goal from Ty Morrison and capped the first quarter down by just four point a 3-7. But a pair of untimely offsides penalties opened the floodgates for the Jackrabbits, leading to 14 more points in the second quarter and a 21-3 halftime lead.

Montana had opportunities in the third quarter and held SDSU scoreless in the period, but a pick six from All-American linebacker Adam Bock with 13:30 left in the fourth quarter on the heels of a long Jackrabbit scoring drive shut the door on a Grizzly comeback opportunity.

Montana would throw a pair of touchdown passes later in the fourth, with Ah Yat connecting with Sawyer Racanelli and Keelan White to put 15 more points on the board, but it was too little, too late as the Jackrabbits advanced to the quarterfinal round.

After going three-and out on the games first possession, the Grizzly defense put the offense back on the field on the ensuing Jackrabbit possession with the first turnover of the game. Henry Nuce punched the ball out of handoff from Gronowski to Angel Johnson and Riley Wilson was Johnny on the spot with the recovery, putting UM back in business in Jackrabbit territory.

On a gutsy call from coordinator Brent Pease, Ah Yat found Junior Bergen on an out route for a gain of 15 on fourth and six to put the Griz into the SDSU red zone, and Montana would eventually get on the board when Morrison connected on a 35-yard field goal to put the Griz up 3-0 early on.

The Jackrabbits would waste no time marching down the field, however, scoring on a nine-play drive that was highlighted on a reverse pass back to Gronowski down to the one-yard line to make it 7-3.

Another Montana drive was stalled after that, and SDSU again wasted little time asserting itself on the next drive, with Gronowski finding Griffin Wilde for a gain of 38. One play later Gronowski went back to the well and found Wilde again on a post route for a 34-yard touchdown and just like that the Jacks built a 14-3 lead.

Montana's defense had SDSU bottled up on the drive, with Gronowski facing a 3rd and nine that was stopped short, but a pair of offsides penalties on Riley Wilson and Ryan Tirrell in consecutive order pinned the Jacks ears back for the quick strike score.

The Griz started next possession deep in their own territory early in the second quarter and the offense would put together its best drive in the game so far. Ah Yat found White for a gain down the right sideline for a gain of 23 that got the ground out from their own five-yard line. Three plays later Ah Yat used his legs to pick up a crucial third down conversion on a 27-yard gain past midfield.

Xavier Harris then got a handoff on a reverse and brought the Griz into the SDSU red zone and Montana was motoring. The momentum was halted at the goal line, however, when Ah Yat went across the middle for Cole Grossman and was intercepted by Tucker Large to stop the momentum.

A missed SDSU field goal on the next drive would put Montana's offense back on the field but a three-and out brought Morrison and the punt team back on with three minutes to go in the half.

South Dakota Sate went back to work, putting together a methodical seven play, 75 yards drive over 2:43, capped by a pass from Gronowski to Wilde again for his second touchdown catch of the day.

That score put the home team up 21-3 with less than a minute to play in the first half. The Griz were limited to just 46 yards rushing on 15 carries in the opening half, with SDSU doubling-up UM in total offense 264-122.

"Every time we tried to steal some momentum, they stopped us. Especially in the first half, we were up three nothing and they we didn't get off the field. It was a good job by them. We just didn't win on third down. I think that's probably the real story that especially the first half.

On the first drive of the second half, Hayden Harris picked up his 10th sack of the year to halt a Jackrabbit drive, who started with possession after winning the opening coin toss and deferring. It would be another stalled drive, however, as Morrison came on for his fourth punt of the game at that time.

Later in the quarter SDSU added to their score with a textbook drive that went 12 plays and 73 yards and chewed up over seven minutes on the clock and took the game into the fourth quarter, capped by a one-yard dive from Gronowski.

Montana went to the bench to look for an offensive spark on the next drive. Malae Fonoti got the drive going with two runs for nine yards, and the first down was converted on the next play by Ah Yat with his legs. The Griz then went back across midfield on a reverse from speedster freshman Lekeldrick Bridges for a gain of five.

Montana then got their first touchdown of the day when Ah Yat hit Racanelli streaking down the left sideline and got a fingertip grab in the endzone for a 44-yard strike that made it a 35-10 ballgame with less than 10 minutes to play.

Keelan White finished his senior year with 628 yards thanks to a team-high 68 yards on five catches with one touchdown against the Jackrabbits, hauling in a 9-yard pass from Ah Yat with four seconds left on the clock to make it 35-18 final score.

Dual matches on Friday:
Glasgow 36, Mead (Colorado) 34
Lake Stevens (Washington) 53, Glasgow 26
Oak Harbor (Ohio) 38, Glasgow 30
Rapid City (South Dakota) 51, Glasgow 27

Glasgow finished 8th out of 16 schools in the dual tourney.

Sidney Eagle Invitational 2024 Results for Glasgow. The Scotties currently sit in 12th place out of 26 teams in the boys tourney which started Friday afternoon.

Individual results:

Varsity 103
Jack Morehouse (0-0) place is unknown and scored 0.0 team points.

Champ. Round 1 - Jack Morehouse (Glasgow) 0-0 received a bye () (Bye)

Varsity 118
Makiya Plummer (0-1) place is unknown and scored 0.0 team points.

Champ. Round 1 - Ruben Nelson (Circle) 1-0 won by fall over Makiya Plummer (Glasgow) 0-1 (Fall 5:20)

Varsity 132
Tyler King (0-1) place is unknown and scored 0.0 team points.

Champ. Round 1 - Tyler King (Glasgow) 0-1 received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Jacob Hurley (Lake Stevens) 2-0 won by fall over Tyler King (Glasgow) 0-1 (Fall 3:34)
Cons. Round 2 - Tyler King (Glasgow) 0-1 received a bye () (Bye)

Varsity 157
Khye Gamas (1-0) place is unknown and scored 4.0 team points.

Champ. Round 1 - Khye Gamas (Glasgow) 1-0 won by fall over Nacho Arellano (Lake Stevens) 0-1 (Fall 0:45)

Varsity 165
William Kirkland (1-0) place is unknown and scored 4.0 team points.

Champ. Round 1 - William Kirkland (Glasgow) 1-0 won by fall over Wesley Walks (Hardin) 0-1 (Fall 5:12)

Varsity 175
Michael King (1-0) place is unknown and scored 6.0 team points.

Champ. Round 1 - Michael King (Glasgow) 1-0 received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Michael King (Glasgow) 1-0 won by fall over Evan Racine (Minot) 1-3 (Fall 0:34)

JV 110
Weston Kirkland (1-0) placed 5th and scored 2.0 team points.

Round 1 - Weston Kirkland (Glasgow) 1-0 won by fall over Tyler Jurica (Powder River) 0-1 (Fall 0:51)

JV 126
Alex Earll (1-0) place is unknown and scored 4.0 team points.

Champ. Round 1 - Alex Earll (Glasgow) 1-0 won by fall over Connor Enney (Dickinson) 0-1 (Fall 2:24)
JV 132
John Yeska (2-0) place is unknown and scored 6.0 team points.

Champ. Round 1 - John Yeska (Glasgow) 2-0 won by fall over Sundance Ahenakew (Huntley Project) 0-1 (Fall 2:42)
Champ. Round 2 - John Yeska (Glasgow) 2-0 won by decision over Wyatt Jolliff (Huntley Project) 0-1 (Dec 5-3)

JV HWT
Ernie Vandall (1-0) place is unknown and scored 4.0 team points.

Champ. Round 1 - Ernie Vandall (Glasgow) 1-0 won by fall over Talen Dell (Plentywood) 0-1 (Fall 1:47)

Girls 110
Riley Pedersen (0-0) place is unknown and scored 0.0 team points.

Girls 120
Bailey Dooley (0-0) place is unknown and scored 0.0 team points.

Champ. Round 1 - Bailey Dooley (Glasgow) 0-0 received a bye () (Bye)

Girls 125
Chloe Lamb (0-0) place is unknown and scored 0.0 team points.

Girls 125
Lana Mason (0-0) place is unknown and scored 0.0 team points.

Champ. Round 1 - Lana Mason (Glasgow) 0-0 received a bye () (Bye)

Girls 125
Avery Pedersen (0-0) place is unknown and scored 0.0 team points.

Champ. Round 1 - Avery Pedersen (Glasgow) 0-0 received a bye () (Bye)

Girls 140
Madison Lamb (0-0) place is unknown and scored 0.0 team points.

Girls 145
Riley Clampitt (0-0) placed 6th and scored 3.0 team points.

Quarterfinal - Riley Clampitt (Glasgow) 0-0 received a bye () (Bye)

Girls
Bainville 46, Terry 24
Baker 53, Columbus 24
Brockton 67, Two Eagle River 24
Chinook 64, Cut Bank 37
Hardin 56, Lewistown 52
Huntley Project 66, Malta 41
Lustre Christian 53, Plevna 45
Melstone 41, Circle 36
North Country 47, Jordan 21
Rocky Boy 50, Heart Butte 32
Scobey 47, Bridger 43
St. Ignatius 49, Harlem 40
Westby-Grenora 52, Nashua 23
Wolf Point 53, Red Lodge 35

Boys
Lodge Grass JV 62, Brockton 58
Chinook 65, Cut Bank 30
Circle 60, Melstone 39
Harlem 55, Ronan JV 54
Hardin 69, Lewistown 53
Lustre Christian 75, Plevna 28
Malta 70, Huntley Project 64
North Country 52, Jordan 49
Poplar 62, Rocky Boy 52
Scobey 56, Bridger 25
Thompson Falls 58, Florence 57

Glasgow 12, Glendive 11
Glasgow 23, Glendive 22
Glasgow 40, Glendive 38
Glendive 64, Glasgow 47

Scottie leading scorers: Cade Hudyma 21, Wyatt Babb 9

Girls Basketball
1Q Glasgow 22, Glendive 9
HALF Glendive 30, Glasgow 26
3Q Glendive 37, Glasgow 33
FINAL Glasgow 51, Glendive 48

Glasgow leading scorers: Yoakam 18, Chappell 14

Stan Ozark previewed the winter sports season this week as he sat down with coaches for Scottie Boys Basketball, Scottie Girls Basketball and Scottie Wrestling.

Listen to the preview here:

https://soundcloud.com/discover

7/8 grade Boys 73-77 - Ryker Nixdorf's place is 1st and has scored 18.0 team points.
• Round 2 - Ryker Nixdorf (Glasgow) won by fall over Christopher Augustin (Plentywood) (Fall 0:14)
• Round 3 - Ryker Nixdorf (Glasgow) won by fall over Emery Hendrickson (Plentywood) (Fall 2:51)

7/8 grade Boys 78-86 - Aiden Aune's place is 1st and has scored 23.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Aiden Aune (Glasgow) won by tech fall over Kar`myne Foote (Wolf Point) (TF 17-2)
• Round 2 - Aiden Aune (Glasgow) won by major decision over Asher Wersal (Glasgow) (Maj 9-1)
• Round 3 - Aiden Aune (Glasgow) won by fall over Piper Todd (Plentywood) (Fall 0:15)

7/8 grade Boys 78-86 - Asher Wersal's place is 2nd and has scored 18.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Asher Wersal (Glasgow) won by fall over Piper Todd (Plentywood) (Fall 0:24)
• Round 2 - Aiden Aune (Glasgow) won by major decision over Asher Wersal (Glasgow) (Maj 9-1)
• Round 3 - Asher Wersal (Glasgow) won by fall over Kar`myne Foote (Wolf Point) (Fall 0:16)

7/8 grade Boys 106-111 - Taden Sundeen's place is 1st and has scored 23.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Taden Sundeen (Glasgow) won by fall over Matthew Yellow Robe (Poplar) (Fall 1:28)
• Round 2 - Taden Sundeen (Glasgow) won by decision over Evan Kawasaki (Wolf Point) (Dec 6-0)
• Round 3 - Taden Sundeen (Glasgow) won by fall over Bentley Shields (Poplar) (Fall 0:49)

7/8 grade Boys 112-123 - Saunten Gamas's place is 1st and has scored 17.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Saunten Gamas (Glasgow) won by tech fall over Bryson Kreusel (Poplar) (TF 17-1)
• Round 2 - Saunten Gamas (Glasgow) won by fall over Brayeden Big Leggins (Poplar) (Fall 1:27)

7/8 grade Boys 128-132 - Zane Cotrell's place is 4th and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Dc Flaten (Glasgow) won by major decision over Zane Cotrell (Glasgow) (Maj 13-4)
• Round 2 - Holt Huntsman (Glasgow) won by fall over Zane Cotrell (Glasgow) (Fall 3:47)
• Round 3 - James Corpron (Wolf Point) won by fall over Zane Cotrell (Glasgow) (Fall 1:29)

7/8 grade Boys 128-132 - Dc Flaten's place is 2nd and has scored 16.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Dc Flaten (Glasgow) won by major decision over Zane Cotrell (Glasgow) (Maj 13-4)
• Round 2 - James Corpron (Wolf Point) won by decision over Dc Flaten (Glasgow) (Dec 11-7)
• Round 3 - Dc Flaten (Glasgow) won by fall over Holt Huntsman (Glasgow) (Fall 2:15)

7/8 grade Boys 128-132 - Holt Huntsman's place is 3rd and has scored 8.0 team points.
• Round 1 - James Corpron (Wolf Point) won by fall over Holt Huntsman (Glasgow) (Fall 2:26)
• Round 2 - Holt Huntsman (Glasgow) won by fall over Zane Cotrell (Glasgow) (Fall 3:47)
• Round 3 - Dc Flaten (Glasgow) won by fall over Holt Huntsman (Glasgow) (Fall 2:15)

7/8 grade Boys 188-189 - Siale Moala's place is 1st and has scored 18.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Siale Moala (Glasgow) won by fall over Jeremiah Healy (Wolf Point) (Fall 2:59)
• Round 2 - Siale Moala (Glasgow) won by fall over Jeremiah Healy (Wolf Point) (Fall 0:54)

7/8 grade Boys 220-232 - Leo Erickson's place is 1st and has scored 20.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Leo Erickson (Glasgow) won by fall over Finley Spotted Bull (Poplar) (Fall 0:39)
• Round 2 - Leo Erickson (Glasgow) won by fall over Troy Stebleton (Glasgow) (Fall 0:34)
• Round 3 - Leo Erickson (Glasgow) won by medical forfeit over Landin Berger (Poplar) (MFF)

7/8 grade Boys 220-232 - Troy Stebleton's place is 3rd and has scored 8.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Troy Stebleton (Glasgow) won by fall over Landin Berger (Poplar) (Fall 0:29)
• Round 2 - Leo Erickson (Glasgow) won by fall over Troy Stebleton (Glasgow) (Fall 0:34)
• Round 3 - Finley Spotted Bull (Poplar) won by fall over Troy Stebleton (Glasgow) (Fall 0:49)

6th grade Boys 80-82 - Thomas Cotrell's place is 1st and has scored 13.0 team points.
• Round 2 - Thomas Cotrell (Glasgow) won by major decision over Julian Hilliard (Malta) (Maj 11-1)
• Round 3 - Thomas Cotrell (Glasgow) won by decision over Gage Marsh (Plentywood) (Dec 9-6)

6th grade Boys 84-89 - Anders Aune's place is 2nd and has scored 6.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Anders Aune (Glasgow) won by major decision over Cord Newman (Malta) (Maj 15-2)
• Round 3 - Greg Norgaard (Poplar) won by major decision over Anders Aune (Glasgow) (Maj 10-2)

Girls 83-86 - Lyla Lehner's place is 2nd and has scored 5.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Lyla Lehner (Glasgow) won by decision over Jaci Dopp (Plentywood) (Dec 11-6)
• Round 3 - Riley Pattison (Glasgow) won by fall over Lyla Lehner (Glasgow) (Fall 1:18)

Girls 83-86 - Riley Pattison's place is 1st and has scored 18.0 team points.
• Round 2 - Riley Pattison (Glasgow) won by fall over Jaci Dopp (Plentywood) (Fall 0:55)
• Round 3 - Riley Pattison (Glasgow) won by fall over Lyla Lehner (Glasgow) (Fall 1:18)

Girls 89-105 - Carley Egleston's place is 1st and has scored 18.0 team points.
• Round 2 - Carley Egleston (Glasgow) won by fall over Adalyn Hall (Circle) (Fall 2:21)
• Round 3 - Carley Egleston (Glasgow) won by fall over Mira Tharp (Malta) (Fall 0:44)

Girls 117-119 - Addison Hughes's place is 2nd and has scored 3.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Addison Hughes (Glasgow) won by decision over Kallie Labrie (Malta) (Dec 8-3)
• Round 2 - Kallie Labrie (Malta) won by decision over Addison Hughes (Glasgow) (Dec 4-3)
• Round 3 - Kallie Labrie (Malta) won by major decision over Addison Hughes (Glasgow) (Maj 8-0)

Girls 129-141 - Lillian Massey's place is 3rd and has scored 8.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Dez`marie Clark (Wolf Point) won by fall over Lillian Massey (Glasgow) (Fall 3:40)
• Round 2 - Aliyana Azure (Wolf Point) won by fall over Lillian Massey (Glasgow) (Fall 3:27)
• Round 3 - Lillian Massey (Glasgow) won by fall over Harper Young (Poplar) (Fall 0:45)

Girls 140-144 - Josie Hartwell's place is 3rd and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 2 - Brylee Bearcub (Wolf Point) won by fall over Josie Hartwell (Glasgow) (Fall 3:55)
• Round 3 - Zoey Waller (Plentywood) won by fall over Josie Hartwell (Glasgow) (Fall 3:19)

Girls 146-157 - Aubree Holinde's place is 3rd and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - SCARLETT BRIEN (Wolf Point) won by fall over Aubree Holinde (Glasgow) (Fall 0:29)
• Round 3 - Madisyn Murch (Glasgow) won by decision over Aubree Holinde (Glasgow) (Dec 10-5)

Girls 146-157 - Madisyn Murch's place is 1st and has scored 13.0 team points.
• Round 2 - Madisyn Murch (Glasgow) won by major decision over SCARLETT BRIEN (Wolf Point) (Maj 11-1)
• Round 3 - Madisyn Murch (Glasgow) won by decision over Aubree Holinde (Glasgow) (Dec 10-5)

2024-25 Men’s Basketball League Scores

Tuesday, November 26, 2024

6:30PM Hi-Line Eye Care def. Arch’s Tire 63-51
Lead Scorers
Hi-Line Eye Care - Pat Menge - 23pts
Arch’s Tire - Blaine Myrick, Alec Boland, & Jesse Lee - 12pts each

7:45PM Suns def. Neufeld Farms 64-52
Lead Scorers
Suns - Corey Martell - 12pts
Neufeld Farms - Zach Brown - 19pts

9:00PM Ball Stars def. Independence Bank 112-79
Lead Scorers
Ball Stars - Joe Williamson - 19pts
Independence Bank - Allen Williamson - 27pts

NO GAMES, Thursday, November 28, 2024
Happy Thanksgiving!

League Standings
Ball Stars 3-0
Hi-Line Eye Care 2-1
Neufeld Farms 2-1
Independence Bank 1-2
Suns 1-2
Arch’s Tire 0-3

Next Week’s Schedule

Tuesday, December 3, 2024

6:30PM
Neufeld Farms vs. Hi-Line Eye Care

7:45PM
Independence Bank vs. Arch’s Tire

9:00PM
Suns vs. Ball Stars

Thursday, December 5, 2024

6:30PM
Independence Bank vs. Hi-Line Eye Care

7:45PM
Neufeld Farms vs. Ball Stars

9:00PM
Suns vs. Arch’s Tire

2024-25 Men’s Basketball League Scores

Tuesday, December 3, 2024
6:30PM Neufeld Farms def. Hi-Line Eye Care 72-54
Lead Scorers
Neufeld Farms - CJ Nelson 24pts
Hi-Line Eye Care - Zane Toms - 20pts
7:45PM Independence Bank def. Arch’s Tire 99-51
Lead Scorers
Independence Bank - Allen Williamson - 46pts
Arch’s Tire - Blaine Myrick - 24pts
9:00PM Ball Stars def. Suns 103-80
Lead Scorers
Ball Stars - Joe Williamson & Kelby Bauer - 28pts each
Suns - Corey Martell - 20pts

Thursday, December 5, 2024
6:30PM Independence Bank def. Hi-Line Eye Care 80-60
Lead Scorers
Independence Bank - Preston Baldry 21pts
Hi-Line Eye Care - Pat Menge - 28pts
7:45PM Ball Stars def. Neufeld Farms 97-94
Lead Scorers
Ball Stars - Joe Williamson - 23pts
Neufeld Farms - CJ Nelson - 36pts
9:00PM Suns def. Arch’s Tire 80-71
Lead Scorers
Suns - Jaxon Azure - 28pts
Arch’s Tire - Blaine Myrick - 18pts

League Standings
Ball Stars 5-0
Independence Bank 3-2
Neufeld Farms 3-2
Hi-Line Eye Care 2-3
Suns 2-3
Arch’s Tire 0-5

Next Week’s Schedule
Tuesday, December 10, 2024
6:30PM
Independence Bank vs. Neufeld Farms
7:45PM
Hi-Line Eye Care vs. Suns
9:00PM
Arch’s Tire vs. Ball Stars
Thursday, December 12, 2024
6:30PM
Neufeld Farms vs. Arch’s Tire
7:45PM
Ball Stars vs. Hi-Line Eye Care
9:00PM
Suns vs. Independence Bank

The Glasgow Scottie Wrestling team will start their season this weekend at the Sidney Invitational. The Scottie Boys and Girls will face competition from all over the region.

Friday morning will start at 8:30 a.m. in the Sidney High School gym. A venue that will see some of the most intense wrestling action of the season. Among the out-of-state competition, Post Falls, Idaho, will be defending its Dual and Individual Championship. While Post Falls is known for its powerhouse performances, others with reputations of their own will be traveling thousands of miles to compete. Oak Harbor, Colorado; Lake Stevens, Washington; Adams City, Colorado; and Rapid City, South Dakota, will also be bringing many state champion wrestlers on their teams.

The 2024 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo begins Thursday at the Thomas & Mack Center, and several Montanans and those with Treasure State ties are ready to chase world titles.

Among them are some usual suspects.

Miles City's Haven Meged, who is ranked No. 2 in tie-down roping, is searching for his second world title. Meged won the average championship last year and did so by setting an NFR record with a 10-day average of 7.74 seconds.

He also established an NFR mark with a 6.4-second clocking in the seventh round. Meged won the world title in 2019.

Lisa Lockhart, a Circle-are native, is also back for her 18th career NFR. Lockhart won the average title in barrel racing last year following a winning run of 13.54 seconds on her horse Levee in Round 10.

Lockhart, of Oelrichs, S.D., is ranked No. 6 in the world. She averaged 13.71 at last December's NFR.

Melstone's Sage Newman returns this year ranked No. 8 in saddle bronc, while Columbus' Weston Timberman (No.. 7) and Stevensville's Richmond Champion (No. 15) will compete in bareback riding.

Another NFR staple is Helena's Ty Erickson, who enters this year's event ranked 10th in steer wrestling. Erickson is the 2019 world champion.

Others with Montana ties include steer wrestler Jesse Brown of Baker City, Ore., (No. 6) and bull rider Chase Dougherty of Canby, Ore. (No. 8). Both are former Montana State University cowboys. Dougherty won the average title in bull riding in 2018.

Meanwhile, No. 1-ranked Shelby Boisjoli-Meged of Miles City (the wife of Haven Meged) is back to defend her breakway roping title from last year's NFR.

The 2024 National Finals Rodeo consists of 10 performances beginning Thursday and continuing through Dec. 14 at the Thomas & Mack Center.

Dickinson State's came to a close Saturday in Dillon, Montana, as the Blue Hawks fell to #4 Montana Western, 41-14, in the second round of the NAIA Football Championship Series.

"I'm really proud of our guys and their effort," said head coach Pete Stanton. "We had a ton of chances early and were still in good shape heading into the fourth quarter before things got away from us on the 3rd and long touchdowns. I'm proud of our team for all they have accomplished this season."

The first half was a battle of defenses, as both teams struggled to find consistent offensive rhythm early. Dickinson State's defense came ready to play, holding Montana Western to just a field goal in the opening 28 minutes. Defensive leaders Riley Waters and Dylan Dahlgren were instrumental, combining for key tackles and contributing to three team sacks. Their energy set the tone for a defense that fought relentlessly against one of the top offenses in the NAIA.

Despite trailing 10-0 at halftime, the Blue Hawks returned from the locker room firing. Quarterback Will Madler, a senior from Bismarck, N.D., found his groove in the third quarter. After Montana Western extended its lead to 17-0, the Blue Hawks orchestrated their most electrifying drive of the game. A 53-yard burst from Caleb Rist, who finished with 60 rushing yards, positioned the Blue Hawks deep in Bulldog territory. Madler capitalized, connecting with CJ Stinson on a 5-yard touchdown pass to put Dickinson State on the board.

Montana Western answered with a touchdown of their own, but the Blue Hawks wouldn't go away quietly. Madler delivered a perfectly placed 63-yard strike to receiver Kyle Meinecke, who broke multiple tackles on his way to the endzone for a one-play scoring drive. The score trimmed the deficit to 24-14 late in the third quarter. Meinecke capped the day with five catches for 88 yards and a touchdown.

Montana Western managed to regain control in the fourth quarter with a pair of quick scores. The defense continued to battle, with Waters making nine tackles and Dahlgren recording key plays in the trenches.

Madler, under pressure much of the game, finished with 215 passing yards and two touchdowns in his final game as a Blue Hawk. He spread the ball to a variety of playmakers, including Meinecke, Stinson, and Semaj Clark, who added 51 receiving yards on three catches. Rist and Braden Zuroff combined for 101 rushing yards.

DSU will now turn their attention to next season as they enter the new-look Frontier Conference on the heels of back-to-back 10-win seasons to cap their time in the North Star Athletic Association.

Junior Bergen did what he has done so many times when he returned a punt for a touchdown on Saturday at Washington-Grizzly Stadium.

Then he did it again.

The Billings native extended his own Big Sky Conference record and tied the FCS record with eight career punt return TDs while extending Montana's lead over Tennessee State in the third and fourth quarters. Those two scores gave him nine career special teams touchdown and six in the FCS playoffs.

Bergen's special teams prowess, four field goals from kicker Ty Morrison and Eli Gillman's running helped No. 14 seed Montana overcome three turnovers and 115 passing yards in a 41-27 win against the unseeded Tigers to advance to the second round against No. 3 seed South Dakota State next Saturday.

2024-25 Men’s Basketball League Scores
Tuesday, November 26, 2024
6:30PM Hi-Line Eye Care def. Arch’s Tire 63-51
Lead Scorers
Hi-Line Eye Care - Pat Menge - 23pts
Arch’s Tire - Blaine Myrick, Alec Boland, & Jesse Lee - 12pts each

7:45PM Suns def. Neufeld Farms 64-52
Lead Scorers
Suns - Corey Martell - 12pts
Neufeld Farms - Zach Brown - 19pts

9:00PM Ball Stars def. Independence Bank 112-79
Lead Scorers
Ball Stars - Joe Williamson - 19pts
Independence Bank - Allen Williamson - 27pts

NO GAMES, Thursday, November 28, 2024
Happy Thanksgiving!

League Standings
Ball Stars 3-0
Hi-Line Eye Care 2-1
Neufeld Farms 2-1
Independence Bank 1-2
Suns 1-2
Arch’s Tire 0-3

Next Week’s Schedule
Tuesday, December 3, 2024
6:30PM
Neufeld Farms vs. Hi-Line Eye Care

7:45PM
Independence Bank vs. Arch’s Tire

9:00PM
Suns vs. Ball Stars

Thursday, December 5, 2024
6:30PM
Independence Bank vs. Hi-Line Eye Care

7:45PM
Neufeld Farms vs. Ball Stars

9:00PM
Suns vs. Arch’s Tire

The Glasgow Ice Dawgs HS team traveled to Helena this past weekend to face the Helena Bighorns in 3 games. Glasgow won 2 of the 3 games.

Game 1 was a win over the Bighorns 5-4.

2 goals in the first period, 1 from Carter Holte and the other from Tristan Powell. In the 2nd period there were 2 more goals, 1 from Tavin Boland and another from Holte. Period 3 sealed the deal with the 5th goal from Boland. There were 4 penalties from the Ice Dawgs: Boland with tripping in the 1st, in the 2nd Reilly Llewellyn had a slashing penalty and Mason Hunter had a roughing penalty. The 4th penalty was by Dillon Hughes in the 3rd period with roughing. Jacob Potter was in the net for the Dawgs. Potter had 25 shots on him with 21 saves giving him an 84 save percentage. Glasgow had 46 total shots on the Helena goalie.

Game 2 was another win for the Ice Dawgs, 5-1.

1st Period there was 2 goals, 1 from Boland and 1 from Charlie Cornwell. 2nd period there were no goals from Glasgow. Then in the 3rd period, Boland scored 2 more times to give him a Hat Trick for the game. The final goal was from Hughes. Penalties for the 2nd game were: 1st period – Josh Llewellyn with roughing, Eli Howland with tripping; 2nd period – Reilly Llewellyn with boarding; 3rd period – Mason Hunter with roughing and Jack miller with tripping. Kolten Hansen was in the net for the Dawgs. Hansen had 28 shots on him with 27 saves, giving him a 96 save percentage. Glasgow had a total of 36 shots on the Helena goalie.

Game 3 was a loss to the Helena Bighorns, 3-1.
The only goal scored for Glasgow was in the 2nd period by Tristan Powell. Penalties for the game were:
1st period – Jack Miller with roughing, Jack Miller for fighting
2nd period – Charlie Cornwell with tripping, Mason Hunter with head contact, Tristan Powell with hooking
3rd period – Hunter w/ hooking, Aiden Price w/ roughing, Cornwell w/ roughing

Kolten Hansen was in the net for the dawgs. Hansen had 35 shots on him with 33 saves, giving him a 94 save percentage. Glasgow had 43 shots on the Helena goalie.

Up next for the Ice Dawgs is they will be playing in the 8th Annual Damon McLaughlin Memorial Tournament in Sidney, December 6-8th. They will be playing against Radville, SK, Richland(Sidney), MT, and Minot, ND in pool play.

Class AA Championship

Helena Capital 34, Glacier 21

Class A Championship

Billings Central 31, Laurel 21

Class B Championship

Malta 13, Manhattan 8

Class C 8 Man Championship

Fairview 27, Belt 6

Class C 6 Man Championship

Box Elder 84, Bridger 56

Montana State University shut down the University of Montana 34-11 to return the Great Divide Trophy to Bozeman Saturday in the 123rd edition of the Brawl of the Wild.

The win makes the Bobcats the outright Big Sky Conference Champions for the first time since 2011 and 12-0 entering the FCS Playoffs.

Sentinel alums helped power MSU on both sides of the ball. Senior safety Rylan Ortt had a team-high 11 tackles as the Bobcat defense held UM to a season-low 117 passing yards and 2 of 12 on third down conversions.

The ground game for Montana also gained 117 rushing yards. The 234 total yards was also a season-low for the Montana offense.

The MSU defense was able to get into the backfield for four tackles-for-loss, including two sacks with one for junior defensive tackle Paul Brott and a split sack between Sentinel alum and sophomore defensive end Zac Crews, and Bozeman native and junior defensive end Kenneth Eiden IV.

On offense, redshirt freshman running back Adam Jones burst onto the scene for Montana State. The Sentinel product was thrusted into the lead back role with both senior Julius Davis and sophomore Scottre Humphrey out with injuries and shined against his hometown team.

Jones had 157 of his career-high 197 rushing yards in the second half. With the Bobcats up 20-3 and both teams struggling on offense in the third quarter, an 88-yard run by Jones flipped the field before he punched it in from three yards for the first of his two touchdowns on the day.

MSU rushed for 326 yards, a season-high allowed by the Griz defense, but passed for a season-low 94 yards for a total of 420 yards. The passing yards was also a season-low allowed by the UM defense.

While Jones ran the offense in the second half, Butte native and senior quarterback Tommy Mellott took over in the first half for the Bobcats.

A 5-yard touchdown run capped off a nearly 9-minute opening drive for Montana State. Montana forced a couple 3-and-outs in the first half, but Mellott helped the Bobcats score 17 points in the second quarter to take a 20-3 halftime lead.

After nearly throwing an interception to Griz linebacker Riley Wilson, Mellott connected with junior tight end Rohan Jones for a 35-yard touchdown to extend the lead to 14-3. Rohan finished the game as MSU's leading receiver with

Mellott then led MSU to two field goals by sophomore kicker Myles Sansted in the final two minutes of the first half. Sansted made both of kicks on the day from 27 yards and a career-long 49 yards.

Mellott completed 6 of 12 passes for 94 yards and a touchdown, including 50 rushing yards and a touchdown on 10 carries.

Junior kicker/punter Ty Morrison got the Grizzlies on the board with a 47-yard field goal in the second quarter to make it 7-3. The three points were the first against the Bobcat defense in the first half at Bobcat Stadium since Sept. 7 against Maine.

Montana was able to find the endzone with 11:02 left in the game as a wintry mix began to swirl at Bobcat Stadium.

Sophomore running back Eli Gillman dove across the goal line for a 1-yard touchdown run. Gillman and graduate running back Nick Ostmo each had a team-high 35 rushing yards with 10 carries for Gillman and four for Ostmo.

A 2-point conversion from redshirt junior quarterback Logan Fife to redshirt junior wide receiver sawyer Racanelli cut the deficit to 27-11 before Adam Jones responded with a 2-yard touchdown run on the following drive to seal the game.

Fife completed 18 of 34 passes for 117 yards for the Grizzlies. Redshirt senior Keelan White was the team's leading receiver with 54 yards on five catches.

The Grizzly defense had success against the Bobcat offense. UM held MSU to 6 of 12 on third down conversions, forcing three punts and a turnover on downs, but could only manage three points on the following drives.

Both Montana State (12-0, 8-0 in Big Sky) and Montana (8-4, 5-3 in Big Sky) are headed to the FCS Playoffs and will wait to watch the Selection Show on Sunday, Nov. 24 at 10:30 a.m. to see where they are seeded.

Dickinson State delivered a thrilling performance in the NAIA Football Championship Series First Round, overcoming a 10-point halftime deficit to defeat Kansas Wesleyan 27-20 on Saturday at the BAC.

Playing in front of a loud group of fans that braved a cold and windy day in Dickinson, the Blue Hawks leaned on their ground game and a second-half defensive surge to advance to the next round of the postseason.

"It was a very gritty performance by our team," said Head Coach Pete Stanton. "To come back down two scores and be calm was a credit to our team. We put together a fabulous drive to win it. I'm very proud of our team."

Kansas Wesleyan (7-5) struck first, capitalizing on Dickinson State's opening punt with a 41-yard touchdown pass from Byron McNair to Darrias Pearsal, taking a 7-0 lead less than two minutes into the game.

Dickinson State (10-1) responded with a 15-play, 75-yard drive, capped by Braden Zuroff's 3-yard rushing touchdown to tie the game. Chase Miller added a 28-yard field goal late in the first quarter to give the Blue Hawks a 10-7 lead.

The Coyotes regained momentum in the second quarter as Luke Armstrong scored on a 24-yard rush, putting Kansas Wesleyan back in front, 14-10. The defenses dominated the remainder of the first half, with Dickinson State failing to capitalize on a late drive after an interception halted their progress. The Blue Hawks entered halftime trailing by four, 14-10.

Kansas Wesleyan extended its lead early in the third quarter when Armstrong broke free for a 75-yard touchdown, but a huge blocked extra point by Jamyn Medlock left the score at 20-10.

The Blue Hawks chipped away at the deficit with a 23-yard field goal from Miller, capping an 11-play drive. Dickinson State's defense forced a critical fumble late in the quarter to set up a momentum-shifting fourth quarter.

Trailing by seven entering the final period, the Blue Hawks put together a 15-play, 59-yard drive that quarterback Will Madler finished with a 1-yard sneak to tie the game at 20-20 with 8:26 remaining. After a defensive stand, Dickinson State orchestrated a methodical 16-play, 84-yard drive, consuming nearly six minutes of game time. Madler capped the drive with a 12-yard touchdown run with just 29 seconds left, sealing the victory.

Dickinson State's offense rushed for 231 yards on 58 carries, led by Zuroff with 90 yards and a touchdown. Madler, who was named Offensive Player of the Game by the media in attendance, contributed 48 rushing yards and two scores to go along with 126 yards on 16-27 through the air, while the Blue Hawks' defense turned in a strong effort. Riley Waters, who was named Defensive Player of the Game, led with 10 tackles and two sacks, and Joey DeMarco added key stops. Miller went 3-for-3 on extra points and converted both of his field goal attempts to provide critical points.

With the victory, the Blue Hawks advance to the Second Round of the NAIA Football Championship Series where they will travel to Dillon, Montana to take on the #4 Montana Western Bulldogs.

7/8 A 73-83 - Aiden Aune's place is 1st and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 2 - Aiden Aune (Glasgow) won by fall over Jax Sabot (Simle Middle School) (Fall 0:00)
• Round 3 - Aiden Aune (Glasgow) won by forfeit over Austin Bass (Mandan) (FF)

7/8 A 82-88 - Asher Wersal's place is 2nd and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Blake Sandness (Simle Middle School) won by fall over Asher Wersal (Glasgow) (Fall 0:00)
• Round 2 - Asher Wersal (Glasgow) won by fall over Coy Hopfauf (New Salem) (Fall 0:00)
• Round 3 - Asher Wersal (Glasgow) won by decision over Truit Nelson (Circle) (Dec 10-5)

7/8 A 108-111 - Jack Morehouse's place is 1st and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Jack Morehouse (Glasgow) won by tech fall over Arthur Araujo (Wachter Middle School) (TF 18-0)
• Round 2 - Jack Morehouse (Glasgow) won by fall over Max Kleinke (Sidney) (Fall 1:19)
• Round 3 - Jack Morehouse (Glasgow) won by tech fall over Brandt Haas (New Salem) (TF 16-0)

7/8 A 111-114 - Weston Kirkland's place is 1st and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Weston Kirkland (Glasgow) won by fall over Jude Baumgartner (St. Mary`s) (Fall 0:33)
• Round 2 - Weston Kirkland (Glasgow) won by decision over Isaiah Rau (Horizon Middle School) (Dec 7-0)
• Round 3 - Weston Kirkland (Glasgow) won by fall over Ej Janikowski (Bowman County) (Fall 2:27)

7/8 A 120-123 - Saunten Gamas's place is 2nd and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Saunten Gamas (Glasgow) won by tech fall over Kai Lucio (Glendive) (TF 19-0)
• Round 2 - Saunten Gamas (Glasgow) won by fall over Ryan Noll (Bowman County) (Fall 3:39)
• Round 3 - Kolton Grimm (St. Mary`s) won by fall over Saunten Gamas (Glasgow) (Fall 2:26)

7/8 A 127-130 - Dc Flaten's place is 2nd and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Dc Flaten (Glasgow) won by fall over James Corpron (Wolf Point) (Fall 3:59)
• Round 2 - Kanon Sperry (Bowman County) won by fall over Dc Flaten (Glasgow) (Fall 0:24)
• Round 3 - Dc Flaten (Glasgow) won by major decision over Grant Hehr (Mandan) (Maj 9-0)

7/8 A 225-244 - Troy Stebleton's place is 2nd and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Toryn Gonsalez (Sidney) won by fall over Troy Stebleton (Glasgow) (Fall 0:51)
• Round 2 - Troy Stebleton (Glasgow) won by fall over Blake Harris (Glendive) (Fall 2:49)
• Round 3 - Troy Stebleton (Glasgow) won by fall over Xavier Beckler (Mandan) (Fall 1:31)

7/8 B 73-79 - Ryker Nixdorf's place is 1st and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Ryker Nixdorf (Glasgow) won by fall over Parker Faiman (Horizon Middle School) (Fall 2:10)
• Round 2 - Ryker Nixdorf (Glasgow) won by fall over Aiden Shipman (Mandan) (Fall 0:56)
• Round 3 - Ryker Nixdorf (Glasgow) won by decision over Lucas Mattson (Simle Middle School) (Dec 13-11)

7/8 B 103-107 - Taden Sundeen's place is 1st and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Taden Sundeen (Glasgow) won by fall over Tristin Nihill (Dickinson Middle School) (Fall 0:00)
• Round 2 - Taden Sundeen (Glasgow) won by fall over Oliver Stonehocker (Bowman County) (Fall 0:00)
• Round 3 - Taden Sundeen (Glasgow) won by fall over Xander Wilkens (Horizon Middle School) (Fall 0:00)

7/8 B 114-116 - Tucker Twitchell's place is 2nd and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Tucker Twitchell (Glasgow) won by decision over Michael Olivias-Romo (Dickinson Middle School) (Dec 6-3)
• Round 2 - Jack Reed (Williston) won by major decision over Tucker Twitchell (Glasgow) (Maj 9-1)
• Round 3 - Tucker Twitchell (Glasgow) won by fall over Deegin Collins (Wachter Middle School) (Fall 3:40)

7/8 B 160-163 - Ashton Earll's place is 3rd and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Phoenix Charging Crow (Wachter Middle School) won by fall over Ashton Earll (Glasgow) (Fall 2:28)
• Round 3 - Owen White (Dickinson Middle School) won by fall over Ashton Earll (Glasgow) (Fall 0:38)

6 Boys 80-88 - Thomas Cotrell's place is 1st and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Thomas Cotrell (Glasgow) won by fall over Bentley Cornwell (Wachter Middle School) (Fall 0:00)
• Round 2 - Thomas Cotrell (Glasgow) won by fall over Ziggy Bailey (Sidney) (Fall 0:00)

6 Boys 87-90 - Anders Aune's place is 4th and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Eben Farnsworth (Dickinson Middle School) won by fall over Anders Aune (Glasgow) (Fall 3:24)
• Round 2 - Arian Faut (Beulah-Hazen) won by fall over Anders Aune (Glasgow) (Fall 0:45)
• Round 3 - Rockie Stavn (St. Mary`s) won by fall over Anders Aune (Glasgow) (Fall 0:43)

6-8 Girls 82-89 - Lyla Lehner's place is 3rd and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Chadler McBride (Glendive) won by fall over Lyla Lehner (Glasgow) (Fall 2:12)
• Round 2 - Lyla Lehner (Glasgow) won by fall over Emelia Johnson (Horizon Middle School) (Fall 2:46)
• Round 3 - Teighan Barnett (Baker) won by fall over Lyla Lehner (Glasgow) (Fall 2:10)

6-8 Girls 91-98 - Carley Egleston's place is 3rd and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Aubrey Huus (Simle Middle School) won by major decision over Carley Egleston (Glasgow) (Maj 20-9)
• Round 2 - Carley Egleston (Glasgow) won by fall over Maggie Ochoa (Hettinger/Scranton) (Fall 0:00)
• Round 3 - Fox Smith (Baker) won by forfeit over Carley Egleston (Glasgow) (FF)

6-8 Girls 98-105 - Kylie Aho's place is 2nd and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Cali Gorder (Wolf Point) won by fall over Kylie Aho (Glasgow) (Fall 0:00)
• Round 2 - Kylie Aho (Glasgow) won by fall over Adalyn Hall (Circle) (Fall 0:00)
• Round 3 - Kylie Aho (Glasgow) won by fall over Tori Jacobson (Bowman County) (Fall 0:00)

6-8 Girls 109-114 - Rylee Birkoski's place is 2nd and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Rylee Birkoski (Glasgow) won by fall over Jordyn Wilson (Mandan) (Fall 0:00)
• Round 3 - Jillian Stoltzfus (Hettinger/Scranton) won by fall over Rylee Birkoski (Glasgow) (Fall 0:00)

6-8 Girls 119-124 - Bailey Dooley's place is 1st and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Bailey Dooley (Glasgow) won by fall over Ahava Kerr (Bowman County) (Fall 0:00)
• Round 2 - Bailey Dooley (Glasgow) won by decision over Cadence Brown (Baker) (Dec 6-5)
• Round 3 - Bailey Dooley (Glasgow) won by fall over Lana Mason (Glasgow) (Fall 0:00)

6-8 Girls 119-124 - Lana Mason's place is 2nd and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Lana Mason (Glasgow) won by fall over Cadence Brown (Baker) (Fall 0:00)
• Round 2 - Lana Mason (Glasgow) won by fall over Ahava Kerr (Bowman County) (Fall 0:00)
• Round 3 - Bailey Dooley (Glasgow) won by fall over Lana Mason (Glasgow) (Fall 0:00)

6-8 Girls 132-142 - Lillian Massey's place is 4th and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Madison Irwin (New Salem) won by fall over Lillian Massey (Glasgow) (Fall 0:00)
• Round 2 - Kyra Counsell (Baker) won by fall over Lillian Massey (Glasgow) (Fall 0:00)
• Round 3 - Brylee Bearcub (Wolf Point) won by fall over Lillian Massey (Glasgow) (Fall 0:00)

6-8 Girls 145-157 - Aubree Holinde's place is 2nd and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Aubree Holinde (Glasgow) won by fall over Dez`marie Clark (Wolf Point) (Fall 0:00)
• Round 2 - Scarlett Brien (Wolf Point) won by fall over Aubree Holinde (Glasgow) (Fall 0:00)
• Round 3 - Aubree Holinde (Glasgow) won by forfeit over Laila Birthmark (Wolf Point) (FF)

6-8 Girls 157-169 - Madisyn Murch's place is 1st and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Madisyn Murch (Glasgow) won by fall over Elizabeth Sott (Hettinger/Scranton) (Fall 0:00)
• Round 2 - Madisyn Murch (Glasgow) won by fall over Riley Berg (Mandan) (Fall 0:00)
• Round 3 - Madisyn Murch (Glasgow) won by fall over Mabree Peyatt (Glendive) (Fall 0:00)

Class AA
Helena Capital 34, Kalispell Glacier 21
Class A
Laurel at Billings Central, 1 p.m.
Class B
Manhattan at Malta, 1 p.m.
Class C 8-man
Belt at Fairview, 1 p.m.
Class C 6-man
Box Elder at Bridger, 1 p.m.

At the NAIA National Cross Country Meet in Columbia, Missouri, #NextLevelScottie Emily See, a freshman for the Montana Tech Orediggers, finished 147th out of 326 runners. She finished with a time of 23:11 for the 6k course. Alyssa Plant led the Orediggers, finishing in 84th place in 22:34. Tech finished 21st out of 34 complete teams with 591 points. The Master’s (California) edged Taylor 92-93 to win the meet.

For the men, Carroll College’s Zack Gacnik earned All-American status, finishing 18th overall, with a time of 24:22 for the 8k course. 326 runners finished the race. Carroll College finished 12th with 416 points, while Rocky was 24th with 525. College of Idaho won the meet with 87 points, followed by Milligan with 96.

2024-25 Men’s Basketball League Scores
Tuesday, November 19, 2024

6:30PM Neufeld Farms def. Independence Bank 73-65
Lead Scorers
Neufeld Farms - Zach Brown - 31pts
Independence Bank - Kale Love - 21pts

7:45PM Hi-Line Eye Care def. Suns 64-53
Lead Scorers
Hi-Line Eye Care - Pat Menge - 20pts
Suns - Corey Martell - 18pts

9:00PM Ball Stars def. Arch’s Tire 104-67
Lead Scorers
Ball Stars - Kelby Bauer - 31pts
Arch’s Tire - Alec Boland - 20pts

Thursday, November 21, 2024

6:30PM Neufeld Farms def. Arch’s Tire 73-60
Lead Scorers
Neufeld Farms - CJ Nelson - 29pts
Arch’s Tire - Blaine Myrick - 18pts

7:45PM Ball Stars def. Hi-Line Eye Care 81-71
Lead Scorers
Ball Stars - Kelby Bauer & Chance Roberts - 21pts each
Hi-Line Eye Care - Pat Menge - 27pts

9:00PM Independence Bank def. Suns 82-76
Lead Scorers
Independence Bank - Allen Williamson - 28pts
Suns - Corey Martell - 20pts

League Standings
Ball Stars 2-0
Neufeld Farms 2-0
Hi-Line Eye Care 1-1
Independence Bank 1-1
Arch’s Tire 0-2
Suns 0-2

Next Week’s Schedule
Tuesday, November 26, 2024
6:30PM
Hi-Line Eye Care vs. Neufeld Farms
7:45PM
Neufeld Farms vs. Suns
9:00PM
Independence Bank vs. Ball Stars

NO GAMES, November 28, 2024
Happy Thanksgiving!

The Glasgow Elks Hoop Shoot was held Sunday, November 17th at the Glasgow High School Gym.

45 boys and girls, ages 8 – 13, representing Lustre, Malta, Nashua and Glasgow attended the event.

Olivia Tollefson – Malta, McKay Yoakam – Glasgow, and Tenley Lien – Malta, were the winners in their age groups (Girls)

Bryker Bates – Glasgow, Mason Waarvik – Glasgow, and Jaxson Tollefson – Malta were the winners in their age groups (Boys)

The District 1-C has announced the All-Conference Teams for the 2024 season as voted on by coaches in the conference.

The 12th annual Class C Showcase will be held at GHS December 6th and 7th. The tourney will feature teams from across eastern Montana in boys and girls basketball.

From Scottie Head Boys Basketball Coach Paul Yoakam:

2024 Scotties Boys Basketball is set to begin this Thursday!

PARENTS MEETING will be on Tuesday, November 19th at 6:00 in the high school cafeteria. Players do not need to attend.

Excited to get started and looking forward to a great year.

From Scottie Girls Basketball Head Coach Cami Graham:

A parent meeting for grades 8-12 will take place on Tuesday, November 19th @ 7pm in the high school cafeteria. Please complete all outstanding tasks in Dragonfly before the meeting. Players do not need to attend.

We are excited for the season to begin!

From Scottie Wrestling Head Coach Jory Casterline:

A mandatory parent/wrestler meeting will be held on Monday, Nov. 18th at 6:00 PM in the high school library. This is for all 8th-12th grade boys and girls.

6th Grade Boys 78-85 - Thomas Cotrell's place is 3rd and has scored 9.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Thomas Cotrell (Glasgow) won by fall over Brady Eustice (Sidney) (Fall 2:17)
• Round 2 - Sutton Kluver (Killdeer Cowboys) won by fall over Thomas Cotrell (Glasgow) (Fall 3:28)
• Round 3 - Drake Alexander (Watford City Wolves ) won by fall over Thomas Cotrell (Glasgow) (Fall 3:57)

6th Grade Boys 87-94 - Anders Aune's place is 4th and has scored 4.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Abel Haugen (Williston) won by fall over Anders Aune (Glasgow) (Fall 0:29)
• Round 2 - Layton Wells (Watford City Wolves ) won by fall over Anders Aune (Glasgow) (Fall 0:36)
• Round 3 - Hayden Barth (Hazen/Beulah) won by decision over Anders Aune (Glasgow) (Dec 7-1)

6th Grade Girls 84-92 - Lyla Lehner's place is 4th and has scored 4.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Chandler McBride (Glendive) won by fall over Lyla Lehner (Glasgow) (Fall 0:51)
• Round 2 - Caydee Gorder (Wolf Point) won by fall over Lyla Lehner (Glasgow) (Fall 2:30)
• Round 3 - Hayden Barth (Hazen/Beulah) won by fall over Lyla Lehner (Glasgow) (Fall 2:30)

7/8 Boys-A 78-85 - Aiden Aune's place is 2nd and has scored 13.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Truit Nelson (Circle) won by fall over Aiden Aune (Glasgow) (Fall 1:54)
• Round 2 - Aiden Aune (Glasgow) won by major decision over Luke VanWhy (Williston) (Maj 12-1)
• Round 3 - Aiden Aune (Glasgow) won by fall over Ryder Giffith (Glendive) (Fall 1:00)

7/8 Boys-A 219-239 - Troy Stebleton's place is 3rd and has scored 9.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Troy Stebleton (Glasgow) won by fall over Jeremiah Hill (Sidney) (Fall 0:17)
• Round 2 - Toryn Gonsalez (Sidney) won by fall over Troy Stebleton (Glasgow) (Fall 1:56)
• Round 3 - Blake Harris (Glendive) won by decision over Troy Stebleton (Glasgow) (Dec 3-0)

7/8 Boys-A 97-110 - Taden Sundeen's place is 1st and has scored 20.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Taden Sundeen (Glasgow) won by fall over Josh Barnick (Glendive) (Fall 1:00)
• Round 2 - Taden Sundeen (Glasgow) won by fall over Braxtyyn Kessel (Glendive) (Fall 2:11)
• Round 3 - Taden Sundeen (Glasgow) won by fall over Linclon Milton (Sidney) (Fall 2:27)

7/8 Boys-A 101-110 - Jack Morehouse's place is 1st and has scored 19.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Jack Morehouse (Glasgow) won by tech fall over Toby Kleinke (Sidney) (TF 15-0)
• Round 2 - Jack Morehouse (Glasgow) won by tech fall over Tanner Vester (Glendive) (TF 17-1)
• Round 3 - Jack Morehouse (Glasgow) won by fall over Nolyn Lynch (Williston) (Fall 1:18)

7/8 Boys-A 108-122 - Saunten Gamas's place is 1st and has scored 17.5 team points.
• Round 1 - Saunten Gamas (Glasgow) won by major decision over Max Kleinke (Sidney) (Maj 8-0)
• Round 2 - Saunten Gamas (Glasgow) won by tech fall over Kia Lucio (Glendive) (TF 15-0)
• Round 3 - Saunten Gamas (Glasgow) won by major decision over Karter Rice (Williston) (Maj 9-0)

7/8 Boys-A 110-114 - Weston Kirkland's place is 1st and has scored 19.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Weston Kirkland (Glasgow) won by fall over Skye Vester (Glendive) (Fall 2:00)
• Round 2 - Weston Kirkland (Glasgow) won by major decision over Landon Franck (Sidney) (Maj 12-1)
• Round 3 - Weston Kirkland (Glasgow) won by fall over Edgar Ortiz (Williston) (Fall 3:30)

7/8 Boys-A 132-144 - DC Flaten's place is 3rd and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 2 - Haas Lundeen (Williston) won by fall over DC Flaten (Glasgow) (Fall 0:47)
• Round 3 - Trapper Gendreau (Williston) won by decision over DC Flaten (Glasgow) (Dec 9-3)

7/8 Boys-A 167-186 - Siale Moala's place is 2nd and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Matthew Allen (Sidney) won by fall over Siale Moala (Glasgow) (Fall 0:14)
• Round 2 - Matthew Allen (Sidney) won by fall over Siale Moala (Glasgow) (Fall 1:57)

7/8 Boys-B 71-72 - Ryker Nixdorf's place is 1st and has scored 6.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Ryker Nixdorf (Glasgow) won by fall over Ethan Nunez (Williston) (Fall 0:48)
• Round 2 - Ryker Nixdorf (Glasgow) won by fall over Ethan Nunez (Williston) (Fall 1:37)

7/8 Boys-B 112-120 - Tucker Twitchell's place is 2nd and has scored 14.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Andre Naea (Williston) won by fall over Tucker Twitchell (Glasgow) (Fall 3:20)
• Round 2 - Tucker Twitchell (Glasgow) won by fall over Nathan Nguewoun (Sidney) (Fall 3:56)
• Round 3 - Tucker Twitchell (Glasgow) won by fall over Lincoln Hancock (Williston) (Fall 0:57)

7/8 Boys-B 115-128 - Zane Cotrell's place is 1st and has scored 18.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Brody Eustice (Sidney) won by decision over Zane Cotrell (Glasgow) (Dec 5-3)
• Round 2 - Zane Cotrell (Glasgow) won by fall over Kade Phalen (Glendive) (Fall 3:09)
• Round 3 - Zane Cotrell (Glasgow) won by fall over Jaxon McDaniel (Williston) (Fall 2:15)

7/8 Boys-B 120-130 - Holt Huntsman's place is 3rd and has scored 9.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Dylan McCoy (Glendive) won by decision over Holt Huntsman (Glasgow) (Dec 14-10)
• Round 2 - Holt Huntsman (Glasgow) won by fall over Gage Gonzales (Williston) (Fall 1:30)
• Round 3 - Brody Stroh (Glendive) won by fall over Holt Huntsman (Glasgow) (Fall 1:45)

7/8 Girls 75-83 - Riley Pattison's place is 1st and has scored 6.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Riley Pattison (Glasgow) won by fall over Ayla Hall (Circle) (Fall 0:30)
• Round 2 - Riley Pattison (Glasgow) won by fall over Ayla Hall (Circle) (Fall 0:43)

7/8 Girls 91-95 - Carley Egleston's place is 2nd and has scored 0.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Cali Gorder (Wolf Point) won by fall over Carley Egleston (Glasgow) (Fall 0:54)
• Round 2 - Cali Gorder (Wolf Point) won by fall over Carley Egleston (Glasgow) (Fall 0:58)

7/8 Girls 105-117 - Rylee Birkoski's place is 4th and has scored 4.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Riley Pedersen (Glasgow) won by tech fall over Rylee Birkoski (Glasgow) (TF 17-2)
• Round 2 - Addison Hughes (Glasgow) won by fall over Rylee Birkoski (Glasgow) (Fall 0:49)
• Round 3 - Adalyn Hall (Circle) won by fall over Rylee Birkoski (Glasgow) (Fall 3:59)

7/8 Girls 105-117 - Addison Hughes's place is 2nd and has scored 14.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Addison Hughes (Glasgow) won by fall over Adalyn Hall (Circle) (Fall 2:05)
• Round 2 - Addison Hughes (Glasgow) won by fall over Rylee Birkoski (Glasgow) (Fall 0:49)
• Round 3 - Riley Pedersen (Glasgow) won by fall over Addison Hughes (Glasgow) (Fall 0:46)

7/8 Girls 105-117 - Riley Pedersen's place is 1st and has scored 19.5 team points.
• Round 1 - Riley Pedersen (Glasgow) won by tech fall over Rylee Birkoski (Glasgow) (TF 17-2)
• Round 2 - Riley Pedersen (Glasgow) won by fall over Adalyn Hall (Circle) (Fall 2:09)
• Round 3 - Riley Pedersen (Glasgow) won by fall over Addison Hughes (Glasgow) (Fall 0:46)

7/8 Girls 123-127 - Bailey Dooley's place is 3rd and has scored 9.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Bailey Dooley (Glasgow) won by fall over Aliyana Azure (Wolf Point) (Fall 0:15)
• Round 2 - Annaleigh Matejovsky (Wolf Point) won by fall over Bailey Dooley (Glasgow) (Fall 0:38)
• Round 3 - Lana Mason (Glasgow) won by major decision over Bailey Dooley (Glasgow) (Maj 11-1)

7/8 Girls 123-127 - Lana Mason's place is 2nd and has scored 13.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Annaleigh Matejovsky (Wolf Point) won by fall over Lana Mason (Glasgow) (Fall 0:54)
• Round 2 - Lana Mason (Glasgow) won by fall over Aliyana Azure (Wolf Point) (Fall 0:21)
• Round 3 - Lana Mason (Glasgow) won by major decision over Bailey Dooley (Glasgow) (Maj 11-1)

7/8 Girls 132-143 - Josie Hartwell's place is 2nd and has scored 14.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Brylee Bearcub (Wolf Point) won by fall over Josie Hartwell (Glasgow) (Fall 2:16)
• Round 2 - Josie Hartwell (Glasgow) won by fall over Alena Jasin (Sidney) (Fall 2:30)
• Round 3 - Josie Hartwell (Glasgow) won by fall over Lillian Massey (Glasgow) (Fall 0:24)

7/8 Girls 132-143 - Lillian Massey's place is 4th and has scored 4.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Alena Jasin (Sidney) won by fall over Lillian Massey (Glasgow) (Fall 0:16)
• Round 2 - Brylee Bearcub (Wolf Point) won by fall over Lillian Massey (Glasgow) (Fall 0:10)
• Round 3 - Josie Hartwell (Glasgow) won by fall over Lillian Massey (Glasgow) (Fall 0:24)

7/8 Girls 142-158 - Aubree Holinde's place is 3rd and has scored 9.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Scarlet Brien (Wolf Point) won by fall over Aubree Holinde (Glasgow) (Fall 3:13)
• Round 2 - Aubree Holinde (Glasgow) won by fall over Dez`marie Clark (Wolf Point) (Fall 0:13)
• Round 3 - Madisyn Murch (Glasgow) won by decision over Aubree Holinde (Glasgow) (Dec 11-6)

7/8 Girls 142-158 - Madisyn Murch's place is 2nd and has scored 12.0 team points.
• Round 1 - Madisyn Murch (Glasgow) won by fall over Dez`marie Clark (Wolf Point) (Fall 1:45)
• Round 2 - Scarlet Brien (Wolf Point) won in sudden victory - 1 over Madisyn Murch (Glasgow) (SV-1 9-6)
• Round 3 - Madisyn Murch (Glasgow) won by decision over Aubree Holinde (Glasgow) (Dec 11-6)

The 2024-2025 Glasgow Ice Dawgs High School team will get the season underway this weekend!

Class C

State tournament

Nov. 14-16, at Bozeman

Thursday, Nov. 14

Match 1: Gardiner def. Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 3-1, first round

Match 2: Belt def. Bridger 3-0, first round

Match 3: Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine def. Big Sandy 3-1, first round

Match 4: Circle def. White Sulphur Springs 3-1, first round

Match 5: Gardiner def. Belt 3-1, quarterfinal

Match 6: Circle def. Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 3-0, quarterfinal

Friday, Nov. 15

Match 7: Bridger def. Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 3-2, loser out

Match 8: White Sulphur Springs def. Big Sandy 3-0, loser out

Match 9: Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine def. Bridger 3-0, loser out

Match 10: White Sulphur Springs def. Belt 3-1, loser out

Match 11: Circle def. Gardiner 3-0, undefeated semifinal

Match 12: White Sulphur Springs def. Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 3-1, loser out

Saturday, Nov. 16

Match 13: Gardiner def. White Sulphur Springs 3-0 (White Sulphur Springs is third place)

Match 14: Circle def. Gardiner 3-1, championship

Class B

State tournament

Nov. 14-16, at Bozeman

Thursday, Nov. 14

Match 1: Jefferson def. Fairfield 3-2, first round

Match 2: Huntley Project def. Florence 3-0, first round

Match 3: Baker def. Shelby 3-0, first round

Match 4: Anaconda def. Chinook 3-0, first round

Match 5: Huntley Project def. Jefferson 3-0, quarterfinal

Match 6: Baker def. Anaconda 3-0, quarterfinal

Friday, Nov. 15

Match 7: Florence def. Fairfield 3-0, loser out

Match 8: Shelby def. Chinook 3-1, loser out

Match 9: Florence def. Anaconda 3-1, loser out

Match 10: Jefferson def. Shelby 3-0, loser out

Match 11: Huntley Project def. Baker 3-2, undefeated semifinal

Match 12: Florence def. Jefferson 3-2, loser out

Saturday, Nov. 16

Match 13: Florence def. Baker 3-1 (Baker is third place)

Match 14: Huntley Project def. Florence 3-2, championship

Class AA

State tournament

Nov. 14-16, at Bozeman

Thursday, Nov. 14

Match 1: Bozeman Gallatin def. Kalispell Glacier 3-0, first round

Match 2: Bozeman def. Missoula Sentinel 3-0, first round

Match 3: Billings West def. Helena 3-2, first round

Match 4: Billings Senior def. Missoula Hellgate 3-0, first round

Match 5: Bozeman Gallatin def Bozeman 3-0, quarterfinal

Match 6: Billings Senior def. Billings West 3-0, quarterfinal

Friday, Nov. 15

Match 7: Kalispell Glacier def. Missoula Sentinel 3-1, loser out

Match 8: Helena def. Missoula Hellgate 3-2, loser out

Match 9: Billings West def. Kalispell Glacier 3-0, loser out

Match 10: Bozeman def. Helena 3-2, loser out

Match 11: Bozeman Gallatin def. Billings Senior 3-1, undefeated semifinal

Match 12: Bozeman def. Billings West 3-1

Saturday, Nov. 16

Match 13: Bozeman def. Billings Senior 3-2 (Billings Senior is third place)

Match 14: Bozeman def. Bozeman Gallatin 3-2, championship

Match 15: Bozeman Gallatin def. Bozeman 3-2, second championship

Class A State tournament

Nov. 14-16, at Bozeman

Thursday, Nov. 14

Match 1: Hardin def. Bigfork 3-1, first round

Match 2: Dillon def. Lewistown 3-0, first round

Match 3: Frenchtown def. Lockwood 3-0, first round

Match 4: Billings Central def. Columbia Falls 3-1, first round

Match 5: Dillon def. Hardin 3-2, quarterfinal

Match 6: Billings Central def. Frenchtown 3-0, quarterfinal

Friday, Nov. 15

Match 7: Bigfork def. Lewistown 3-2, loser out

Match 8: Lockwood def. Columbia Falls 3-0, loser out

Match 9: Frenchtown def. Bigfork 3-1, loser out

Match 10: Lockwood def. Hardin 3-1, loser out

Match 11: Billings Central def. Dillon 3-0, undefeated semifinal

Match 12: Frenchtown def. Lockwood 3-0

Saturday, Nov. 16

Match 13: Frenchtown def. Dillon 3-2 (Dillon is third place)

Match 14: Frenchtown def. Billings Central 3-2, championship

Match 15: Billings Central def. Frenchtown 3-2, second championship

AA

Helena Capital 35, Billings West 6
Glacier 46, Gallatin 27

State Championship: Glacier at Helena Capital

A

Billings Central 34, Lewistown 14
Laurel 35, Havre 28

State Championship: Laurel at Billings Central

B

Manhattan 34, Red Lodge 7
Malta 37, Florence 0

State Championship: Manhattan at Malta

8-Man Football

Fairview 18, Scobey 6
Belt 45, Drummond-Phillipsburg 0

State Championship: Belt at Fairview

6-Man Football

Bridger 82, Centerville 74
Box Elder 57, Hot Springs 54

State Championship- Box Elder at Bridger

MSU-Northern 19, Rocky Mountain 13
College of Idaho 27, Southern Oregon 24
Montana Tech 42, Carroll College 14
Arizona Christian 71, Simpson 27
Montana Western 29, Eastern Oregon 19

Montana State 30, Cal Davis 28
Northern Arizona 44, Northern Colorado 3
Montana 28, Portland State 17
Eastern Washington 77, Idaho State 42
Cal Poly 26, Sacramento State 23
Idaho 31, Weber State 24

Dickinson State continued their dominant season, routing Dakota State 38-7 on a wet and windy day at the BAC on Saturday, their 41st straight NSAA win. The victory put a bow on Dickinson State's tenth straight NSAA Championship and a perfect 8-0 conference record. The Blue Hawks now await their fate for the NAIA Football Champion Series (FCS) Opening Round, DSU looks to be in a solid position to host the game for the first time in nearly two decades.

"I'm very proud of our guys for getting it done today," said Head Coach Pete Stanton. "Our seniors never lost a conference game. So proud of our seniors for the example they have set for others and the impact they have made on our program."

The Blue Hawks (9-1, 8-0 NSAA) set the tone early. Quarterback Will Madler connected with Gage Gilbert for a 20-yard touchdown on the opening drive, giving DSU a quick 7-0 lead. The offense stayed hot in the second quarter, as running back Braden Zuroff broke free for a 41-yard touchdown run, followed by another score from Zuroff on a gritty 3-yard rush. Madler capped the first half with a 3-yard quarterback keeper, pushing the lead to 28-7 at halftime.

Zuroff showcased his versatility, racking up 78 yards on just ten carries and finding the end zone twice. Meanwhile, fellow running back Jackson Simonson torched the Dakota State defense with 126 yards, including a game-long 55-yard dash.

The Blue Hawks' defense was just as relentless, holding the Trojans (6-4, 4-4 NSAA) to a mere 128 total yards, including only 58 rushing. Linebacker Jackson Willems led the charge with six tackles, while Matt Anderson added a sack and multiple quarterback pressures. Dickinson's front seven consistently disrupted Dakota State quarterback AJ Donovan, who managed just 70 passing yards and was sacked six times.

Dakota State's lone highlight came midway through the second quarter when Donovan found Melek Ford for a 1-yard touchdown, capping a methodical 10-play, 75-yard drive. However, it was the only time the Trojans would find the end zone as the Blue Hawks clamped down.

The second half saw Dickinson State lean on their ground game and defense to maintain control. A 13-yard touchdown pass from Madler to Semaj Clark extended the lead to 35-7 early in the fourth quarter. Kicker Chase Miller then added a booming 53-yard field goal to close out the scoring.

Statistically, the Blue Hawks dominated every facet. They amassed 399 total yards, including a staggering 256 on the ground, while converting 53% of their third-down opportunities. In contrast, the Trojans struggled mightily, averaging only 2.2 yards per play.

With the win, Dickinson State solidifies their place in the NAIA playoffs and builds momentum heading into the postseason. The Blue Hawks' focus now shifts to chasing a national title, with hopes of carrying their NSAA success onto the larger stage.

Class B

State tournament

Nov. 14-16, at Bozeman

Thursday, Nov. 14

Match 1: Jefferson def. Fairfield 3-2, first round

Match 2: Huntley Project def. Florence 3-0, first round

Match 3: Baker def. Shelby 3-0, first round

Match 4: Anaconda def. Chinook 3-0, first round

Match 5: Huntley Project def. Jefferson 3-0, quarterfinal

Match 6: Baker def. Anaconda 3-0, quarterfinal

Friday, Nov. 15

Match 7: Florence def. Fairfield 3-0, loser out

Match 8: Shelby def. Chinook 3-1, loser out

Match 9: Florence def. Anaconda 3-1, loser out

Match 10: Jefferson def. Shelby 3-0, loser out

Match 11: Huntley Project def. Baker 3-2, undefeated semifinal

Match 12: Florence def. Jefferson 3-2, loser out

Saturday, Nov. 16

Match 13: Baker vs. Florence, 10 a.m. (loser is third place)

Match 14: Huntley Project vs. Match 13 winner, 12 p.m., championship

Match 15: Second championship, 2 p.m., if necessary

Class C

State Tournament

Nov. 14-16, at Bozeman

Thursday, Nov. 14

Match 1: Gardiner def. Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 3-1, first round

Match 2: Belt def. Bridger 3-0, first round

Match 3: Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine def. Big Sandy 3-1, first round

Match 4: Circle def. White Sulphur Springs 3-1, first round

Match 5: Gardiner def. Belt 3-1, quarterfinal

Match 6: Circle def. Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 3-0, quarterfinal

Friday, Nov. 15

Match 7: Bridger def. Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 3-2, loser out

Match 8: White Sulphur Springs def. Big Sandy 3-0, loser out

Match 9: Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine def. Bridger 3-0, loser out

Match 10: White Sulphur Springs def. Belt 3-1, loser out

Match 11: Circle def. Gardiner 3-0, undefeated semifinal

Match 12: White Sulphur Springs def. Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 3-1, loser out

Saturday, Nov. 16

Match 13: Gardiner vs. White Sulphur Springs, 10 a.m. (loser is third place)

Match 14: Circle vs. Match 13 winner, 12 p.m., championship

Match 15: Second championship, 2 p.m., if necessary

#NextLevelScottie Ellis McKean finished out his collegiate career in style on Friday at the NCAA West Regional Cross Country Meet in Colfax, Washington. McKean was the #1 runner for the University of San Francisco, finishing 108 out of 208 in 31:35.5 for the 10k course. That's an average mile time of 5:05.2

San Francisco finished 24th out of 31 teams. Washington won the meet, topping Oregon by 2 points, 66-68. Stanford finished third with 73 points.

McKean will compete for San Francisco this coming spring in outdoor track and field.

From 406mtsports.com

The six Frontier Conference volleyball teams will compete at the conference tournament this weekend in Havre.
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College of Idaho topped Rocky 3-0 in the Cascade Collegiate Conference women's soccer tournament semifinals on Tuesday in Medford, Oregon. The Carroll men will play for their first-ever conference championship on Thursday.
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Three Frontier Conference teams will represent Montana at the NAIA Cross Country National Championships in Columbia, Missouri later this month.

The Carroll College and Rocky Mountain men, and the Montana Tech women will make the trip to the national meet, competing on November 22nd. Conference champ Alyssa Plant and Glasgow's Emily See will both run for Orediggers at the meet.

Glasgow's Ellis McKean, running for the University of San Francisco, will compete at the NCAA regional meet in Colfax, Washington this Friday.

Glasgow Rec Department’s 2024/25 Youth Basketball Program is Friday mornings, Dec. 6th – Jan. 31st. 1st & 2nd graders are from 9 – 10a.m., 3rd & 4th graders 10 – 11a.m. & 5th & 6th graders 11a.m. – 12noon.

Sign your kids up at the Rec Department or call 406-228-8341 for more information.

Early registration, before Dec. 6th, is $25 per child, after the 6th cost is $30.

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Monday, Nov. 11th -- 5th/6th Grade GBB/BBB Skills Start
Saturday, Nov. 16th -- GMS GBB @ Malta - 9:00 AM
Saturday, Nov. 16th -- GHS S/D @ Fairview - 8:00 AM
Saturday, Nov. 16th -- GMS WR @ Watford - 10:30 AM(CT)
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Sunday, Nov. 17th -- Elks Hoop Shoot - Scottie Gymnasium - 1:00 PM
Thursday, Nov. 21st - First day of GHS Winter Sports (WR/GBB/BBB)
Saturday, Nov. 23rd -- GMS GBB Jamboree - 9:00 AM @ GHS
Saturday, Nov. 23rd -- GMS Wrestling @ Dickinson Invite - 10:00 AM
Saturday, Nov. 23rd -- GHS S/D @ Circle - 8:00 AM
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Saturday, Nov. 30th - - Red/White Basketball Scrimmage - Noon

From 406mtsports.com
MECHANICSVILLE, Va. — Wolf Point grads and siblings Sierra Summers and Peyton Summers, both cross country runners at Dawson Community College, each earned All-America honors with their performances at the National Junior College Athletic Association's Division II Cross Country Championships last Saturday at the Pole Green Cross Country Course.

Sierra placed third in the women's race with a personal best and school-record 5-kilometer time of 18:23.3, finishing as the nation's highest-placing freshman at the meet and earning a spot as a first team NJCAA All-American.

Peyton finished 14th in the 8K men's race with a time of 25:54.9, making him Dawson's highest-placed runner ever at nationals and a third team NJCAA All-American.

Several other Buccaneers also competed at nationals, with Glendive alum Aydin Jackson finishing 96th in the men's race with a time of 27:49.3. Dawson's other finishers in the women's race were Havre native Clara Haslem (118th, 21:30.5), Fernanda Hernandez (152nd, 22:00.0) and Hardin grad Debra Don't Mix (200th, 22:48.6).

The North Country Lady Mavericks finished in 2nd place in the Eastern C Divisional Volleyball Tourney this past weekend at Sidney.

The Lady Mavericks will compete this weekend at the State C Volleyball Tourney in Bozeman.

Eastern C

Nov. 7-9 at Sidney

(2 teams advance to state)

Thursday, Nov. 7

Match 1: Scobey def. Jordan 3-0, first round

Match 2: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale def. Broadus 3-2, first round

Match 3: Circle def. Plentywood 3-1, first round

Match 4: Savage def. Bainville 3-2, first round

Match 5: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale def. Scobey 3-2, quarterfinal

Match 6: Circle def. Savage 3-0, quarterfinal

Friday, Nov. 8

Match 7: Jordan def. Broadus 3-1, loser out

Match 8: Bainville def. Plentywood 3-0, loser out

Match 9: Jordan def. Savage 3-2, loser out

Match 10: Bainville def. Scobey 3-1, loser out

Match 11: Circle def. Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 3-0, undefeated semifinal

Match 12: Bainville def. Jordan 3-1, loser out

Saturday, Nov. 9

Match 13: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale def. Bainville 3-2 (Bainville is third place)

Match 14: Circle def. Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 3-0, championship

Northern B

Nov. 7-9 at Shelby

(3 teams advance to state)

Thursday, Nov. 7

Match 1: Fairfield def. Harlem 3-0, first round

Match 2: Chinook def. Malta 3-1, first round

Match 3: Fairview def. Choteau 3-2, first round

Match 4: Shelby def. Glasgow 3-0, first round

Match 5: Fairfield def. Chinook 3-1, quarterfinal

Match 6: Shelby def. Fairview 3-0, quarterfinal

Friday, Nov. 8

Match 7: Malta def. Harlem 3-0, loser out

Match 8: Glasgow def. Choteau 3-2, loser out

Match 9: Malta def. Fairview 3-1, loser out

Match 10: Chinook def. Glasgow 3-1, loser out

Match 11: Fairfield def. Shelby 3-0, undefeated semifinal

Match 12: Chinook def. Malta 3-2, loser out

Saturday, Nov. 9

Match 13: Chinook def. Shelby 3-0 (Shelby is third place)

Match 14: Fairfield def. Chinook 3-0, championship

2024 Class B football state playoffs

Saturday, Nov. 2

Quarterfinals

Nov. 8-9

Red Lodge 28, Missoula Loyola 7

Manhattan 16, Eureka 11

Malta 59, Three Forks 36

Florence 35, Jefferson 14

Semifinals

Saturday, Nov. 16

Manhattan at Red Lodge, 1 p.m.

Florence at Malta, 1 p.m.

Championship

Saturday, Nov. 23

Semifinal winners

2024 8-Man football state playoffs

Quarterfinals

Nov. 8-9

Belt 48, Culbertson 12

Drummond-Philipsburg 28, Chinook 6

Fairview 48, Choteau 0

Scobey 36, Fort Benton 20

Semifinals

Saturday, Nov. 16

Drummond-Philipsburg at Belt, 1 p.m.

Scobey at Fairview, 1 p.m.

Championship

Saturday, Nov. 23

Game 13 winner vs. Game 14 winner

2024 6-Man football state playoffs

Quarterfinals

Nov. 8-9

Bridger 75, Lincoln 64

Centerville 44, Chester-Joplin-Inverness v40

Box Elder 74, Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 64

Hot Springs 46, Highwood 8

Semifinals

Saturday, Nov. 16

Centerville at Bridger, 1 p.m.

Hot Springs at Box Elder, 1 p.m.

Championship

Saturday, Nov. 23

Semifinal winners

Class AA Football Playoffs

Gallatin 35, Helena 13
Helena Capital 50, Missoula Sentinel 18
Glacier 48, Butte 38
Billings West 37, Missoula Big Sky 27

Semi-Finals

Kalispell Glacier at Bozeman Gallatin
Billings West at Helena Capital

Class A Playoffs

Havre 47, Frenchtown 30
Laurel 35, Columbia Falls 28
Billings Central 55, Whitefish 21
Lewistown 21, Dillon 13

Semi-Finals
Havre at Laurel
Lewistown at Billings Central

Eastern Washington 43, Northern Colorado 15
Montana State 49, Sacramento State 7
Idaho State 43, Weber State 35
Idaho 39, Portland State 30
Northern Arizona 31, Cal Poly 14
UC Davis 30, Montana 14

Rocky Mountain 49, Arizona Christian 24
Montana Tech 54, MSU-Northern 14
Southern Oregon 49, Eastern Oregon 21
Montana Western 27, Carroll College 14

Dickinson State extended its conference dominance with their 40th consecutive North Star Athletic Association (NSAA) win on Saturday with a 42-24 victory over Valley City State at Lokken Stadium.

"I am really proud of our guys in the win against Valley City," said Head Coach Pete Stanton. "We got off to a slow start but played as well in second quarter as we have in a while. We had great balance on offense and our offensive line was outstanding. We just need to finish it off in our last game in the North Star on senior day [against Dakota State]."

The Blue Hawks (9-1, 8-0 NSAA) maintained their grip on the NSAA, controlling both sides of the ball. After a scoreless first quarter, Dickinson State erupted in the second quarter with 28 points, creating a lead VCSU (3-6, 2-5 NSAA) couldn't recover from.

The Vikings opened the scoring early in the second quarter with a 36-yard field goal by Yzan Lorenzo, capping a 12-play, 73-yard drive. Dickinson State responded quickly when quarterback Will Madler connected with Gage Gilbert on a 35-yard touchdown pass. Following that, Jackson Simonson scored two consecutive rushing touchdowns, pushing the lead to 21-3.

Madler then found Semaj Clark for a 14-yard touchdown, wrapping up a 7-play, 67-yard drive before halftime and giving Dickinson State a 28-3 lead. This decisive second quarter performance put Valley City State in a deficit it could not overcome.

Valley City State emerged strong in the third quarter, as quarterback Noah Chambers orchestrated an 80-yard drive, finishing with a 77-yard touchdown pass to Exavian Westbrook. Chambers later connected with Jake Deutsch for a 22-yard touchdown, trimming Dickinson State's lead to 28-17.

However, Dickinson State responded quickly, with Madler throwing a 2-yard touchdown pass to Simonson late in the third quarter after a 10-play, 78-yard drive, widening the lead to 35-17.

Valley City State scored once more in the fourth quarter with a 4-yard pass to Westbrook, but Dickinson State maintained control. Carson Hunter's 8-yard rushing touchdown midway through the fourth quarter sealed the victory, finalizing the score at 42-24.

Madler finished the game with 246 yards, completing 17 of 24 passes and throwing three touchdowns. Simonson, who added two rushing touchdowns and a touchdown reception, led Dickinson State on the ground with 136 yards on 22 carries. Clark caught five passes for 71 yards and a touchdown, highlighting Dickinson State's offensive versatility.

Chambers threw for 352 yards and three touchdowns for Valley City State but faced persistent defensive pressure from Dickinson State, who held the Vikings to just 76 rushing yards.

Northern B

Nov. 7-9 at Shelby

(3 teams advance to state)

Thursday, Nov. 7

Match 1: Fairfield def. Harlem 3-0, first round

Match 2: Chinook def. Malta 3-1, first round

Match 3: Fairview def. Choteau 3-2, first round

Match 4: Shelby def. Glasgow 3-0, first round

Match 5: Fairfield def. Chinook 3-1, quarterfinal

Match 6: Shelby def. Fairview 3-0, quarterfinal

Friday, Nov. 8

Match 7: Malta def. Harlem 3-0, loser out

Match 8: Glasgow def. Choteau 3-2, loser out

Match 9: Malta def. Fairview 3-1, loser out

Match 10: Chinook def. Glasgow 3-1, loser out

Match 11: Fairfield def. Shelby 3-0, undefeated semifinal

Match 12: Chinook def. Malta 3-2, loser out

Saturday, Nov. 9

Match 13: Shelby vs. Chinook, 11 a.m. (loser is third place)

Match 14: Fairfield winner vs. Match 13 winner, 1 p.m., championship

Match 15: Second championship, 3 p.m., if necessary

Eastern C

Nov. 7-9 at Sidney

(2 teams advance to state)

Thursday, Nov. 7

Match 1: Scobey def. Jordan 3-0, first round

Match 2: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale def. Broadus 3-2, first round

Match 3: Circle def. Plentywood 3-1, first round

Match 4: Savage def. Bainville 3-2, first round

Match 5: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale def. Scobey 3-2, quarterfinal

Match 6: Circle def. Savage 3-0, quarterfinal

Friday, Nov. 8

Match 7: Jordan def. Broadus 3-1, loser out

Match 8: Bainville def. Plentywood 3-0, loser out

Match 9: Jordan def. Savage 3-2, loser out

Match 10: Bainville def. Scobey 3-1, loser out

Match 11: Circle def. Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 3-0, undefeated semifinal

Match 12: Bainville def. Jordan 3-1, loser out

Saturday, Nov. 9

Match 13: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale vs. Bainville, 10 a.m. (loser is third place)

Match 14: Circle vs. Match 13 winner, noon, championship

Match 15: Second championship, 2 p.m., if necessary

Northern B

Nov. 7-9 at Shelby

(3 teams advance to state)

Thursday, Nov. 7

Match 1: Fairfield def. Harlem 3-0, first round

Match 2: Chinook def. Malta 3-1, first round

Match 3: Fairview def. Choteau 3-2, first round

Match 4: Shelby def. Glasgow 3-0, first round

Match 5: Fairfield def. Chinook 3-1, quarterfinal

Match 6: Shelby def. Fairview 3-0, quarterfinal

Friday, Nov. 8

Match 7: Malta defeated Harlem 3-0

Match 8: Glasgow defeats Choteau 3-2, 11:45 a.m., loser out

Match 9: Malta defeats Fairview 3-1 loser out

Match 10: Chinook defeats Glasgow 3-1

Match 11: Fairfield vs. Shelby, 6 p.m., undefeated semifinal

Match 12: Malta vs. Chinook

Saturday, Nov. 9

Match 13: Match 11 loser vs. Match 12 winner, 11 a.m. (loser is third place)

Match 14: Match 11 winner vs. Match 13 winner, 1 p.m., championship

Match 15: Second championship, 3 p.m., if necessary

Eastern C

Nov. 7-9 at Sidney

(2 teams advance to state)

Thursday, Nov. 7

Match 1: Scobey def. Jordan 3-0, first round

Match 2: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale def. Broadus 3-2, first round

Match 3: Circle def. Plentywood 3-1, first round

Match 4: Savage def. Bainville 3-2, first round

Match 5: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale def. Scobey 3-2, quarterfinal

Match 6: Circle def. Savage 3-0, quarterfinal

Friday, Nov. 8

Match 7: Jordan def. Broadus 3-1, loser out

Match 8: Bainville def. Plentywood 3-0, loser out

Match 9: Savage vs. Jordan, 2 p.m., loser out

Match 10: Scobey vs. Bainville, 4 p.m., loser out

Match 11: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale vs. Circle, 6 p.m., undefeated semifinal

Match 12: Match 9 winner vs. Match 10 winner, 8 p.m., loser out

Saturday, Nov. 9

Match 13: Match 11 loser vs. Match 12 winner, 10 a.m. (loser is third place)

Match 14: Match 11 winner vs. Match 13 winner, noon, championship

The 24th-ranked Montana Tech women's cross country team put four in the top five to claim the program's first-ever Frontier Conference championship on Wednesday afternoon. And there were plenty of Glasgow ties to several runners in the field.

The Orediggers were led by individual champion Alyssa Plant, who finished the 6k course in 22:33.5. She is the daughter of Jay and Sheila Plant, and granddaughter of Charlie and Janet. And, #NextLevelScottie Emily See finished fifth overall (23:10.3), and fourth on the team.

Another #NextLevelScottie, Ali Cunningham, a junior running for Carroll College, finished 30th overall in 25:52.2

Plant was also named the Frontier Conference Women's Cross Country Runner of the Year.

North Country Maverick 1C District Volleyball results from the desk of Head Coach Char Wasson:

Thursday October 31st the Mavericks opened up the 1C District tournament with a match against Richey/Lambert after earning a first round bye. They shook off the jitters in this match and came away with a win in 4 sets.
NC 25 - R/L 23
NC 25 - R/L 22
NC 23 - R/L 25
NC 25 - R/L 20

Friday the Mavericks matched up with Bainville and with the win advanced to the Divisional tournament in Sidney. The Mavericks put together a very impressive match serving the ball at 92% and creating 41 points off kills and digging their hits with effeciency.
NC 25 - B 15
NC 25 - B 22
NC 21 - B 25
NC 25 - B 17

Saturday the Mavericks ended up playing two matches and finishing 3rd in the 1C tournament.
First match of the day was against Scobey Spartans. Mavs went 5 sets and came up a little short to close it out with a win.
NC 22 - S 25
NC 25 - S 22
NC 25 - S 18
NC 21 - S 25
NC 11 - S 15
I
n the 3rd place match North Country took on Bainville for a second time in the tournament and came up short handed
NC 25 - B 23
NC 17 - B 25
NC 25 - B 21
NC 19 - B 25
NC 13 - B 15

This week the Mavericks will head to Sidney and open the Eastern C Divisional Tournament playing at noon against the 2C 2nd place team Savage

I was extremely proud of these girls over the weekend. They did some really amazing things because of how awful our week started out with sickness and not having a full practice any of the days we practiced. They fought through some pretty hard mental battles trying to keep themselves in and focused. We still have some work to do to get back to the State tournament. Both of the matches we lost at Districts were our poorest serving matches of the tournament. So if we clean up a few things and learn to be focused when we are mentally and physically exhausted I believe we will have an excellent chance to return to the State Tournament next week in Bozeman.

24` Wolf Point Middle School Invite Results for Glasgow

Boys (5/6) 86-92
Anders Aune's place is 3rd and has scored 7.0 team points.

Round 1 - Cord Newman (Malta) won by fall over Anders Aune (Glasgow) (Fall 1:59)
Round 2 - Gunner Stenberg (Malta) won by fall over Anders Aune (Glasgow) (Fall 2:26)
Round 3 - Anders Aune (Glasgow) won by fall over Colby Walker (Plentywood) (Fall 1:49)

Boys (7/8) 81-83
Aiden Aune's place is 2nd and has scored 10.0 team points.

Round 1 - Aiden Aune (Glasgow) won by major decision over Rio Oxarart (Malta) (Maj 14-2)
Round 2 - Aiden Aune (Glasgow) won by fall over Kar`myne Foote (Wolf Point) (Fall 0:37)
Round 3 - Truit Nelson (Circle) won by decision over Aiden Aune (Glasgow) (Dec 10-6)

Boys (7/8) 88-93
Asher Wersal's place is 1st and has scored 14.0 team points.

Round 1 - Asher Wersal (Glasgow) won by fall over Taylor Tate (Baker) (Fall 0:45)
Round 2 - Asher Wersal (Glasgow) won by fall over Tatum Besiwanger (Sidney) (Fall 0:22)
Round 3 - Asher Wersal (Glasgow) won by fall over Braun Sims (Malta) (Fall 0:40)

Boys (7/8) 93-106
Taden Sundeen's place is 1st and has scored 14.0 team points.

Round 1 - Taden Sundeen (Glasgow) won by major decision over Cameron Spencer (Malta) (Maj 12-0)
Round 2 - Taden Sundeen (Glasgow) won by fall over Beckett Squires (Malta) (Fall 3:59)
Round 3 - Taden Sundeen (Glasgow) won by fall over Henry Maurer (Sidney) (Fall 3:38)

Boys (7/8) 100-110
Jack Morehouse's place is 1st and has scored 14.0 team points.

Round 1 - Jack Morehouse (Glasgow) won by fall over Karsten Davis (Malta) (Fall 0:40)
Round 2 - Jack Morehouse (Glasgow) won by fall over Max Kleinke (Sidney) (Fall 0:59)
Round 3 - Jack Morehouse (Glasgow) won by fall over Beau Nelson (Malta) (Fall 0:31)

Boys (7/8) 110-113
Weston Kirkland's place is 1st and has scored 14.0 team points.

Round 1 - Weston Kirkland (Glasgow) won by fall over Taije Styles (Malta) (Fall 0:27)
Round 2 - Weston Kirkland (Glasgow) won by decision over Landon Franck (Sidney) (Dec 7-1)
Round 3 - Weston Kirkland (Glasgow) won by fall over Bryson Kreusel (Poplar) (Fall 0:24)

Boys (7/8) 111-120
Tucker Twitchell's place is 3rd and has scored 7.0 team points.

Round 1 - Tucker Twitchell (Glasgow) won by decision over Brayden Big Leggins (Poplar) (Dec 8-3)
Round 2 - Evan Kawasaki (Wolf Point) won by fall over Tucker Twitchell (Glasgow) (Fall 1:16)
Round 3 - Nathan Nguewoun (Sidney) won by fall over Tucker Twitchell (Glasgow) (Fall 3:49)

Boys (7/8) 117-128
Zane Cotrell's place is 1st and has scored 14.0 team points.

Round 1 - Hayden Hicks (Malta) won by fall over Zane Cotrell (Glasgow) (Fall 2:39)
Round 2 - Zane Cotrell (Glasgow) won by fall over Case Bradford (Sidney) (Fall 2:11)
Round 3 - Zane Cotrell (Glasgow) won by fall over Holt Huntsman (Glasgow) (Fall 1:08)

Boys (7/8) 117-128
Holt Huntsman's place is 2nd and has scored 10.0 team points.

Round 1 - Holt Huntsman (Glasgow) won by fall over Case Bradford (Sidney) (Fall 0:28)
Round 2 - Holt Huntsman (Glasgow) won by fall over Hayden Hicks (Malta) (Fall 0:56)
Round 3 - Zane Cotrell (Glasgow) won by fall over Holt Huntsman (Glasgow) (Fall 1:08)

Boys (7/8) 122-130
Saunten Gamas's place is 3rd and has scored 7.0 team points.

Round 1 - Saunten Gamas (Glasgow) won by major decision over James Corpron (Wolf Point) (Maj 10-2)
Round 2 - Saunten Gamas (Glasgow) won by fall over Trax Simanton (Malta) (Fall 0:50)
Round 3 - Brody Eustice (Sidney) won by forfeit over Saunten Gamas (Glasgow) (FF)

Boys (7/8) 130-135
Dc Flaten's place is 2nd and has scored 10.0 team points.

Round 1 - Dc Flaten (Glasgow) won by fall over Anthony Leon (Sidney) (Fall 0:26)
Round 2 - Dc Flaten (Glasgow) won by fall over Xayvian Robinson (Wolf Point) (Fall 1:16)
Round 3 - Yuriah Camacho (Sidney) won by fall over Dc Flaten (Glasgow) (Fall 0:35)

Boys (7/8) 157-184
Ashton Earll's place is 4th and has scored 4.0 team points.

Round 1 - Benson Lovan (Poplar) won by fall over Ashton Earll (Glasgow) (Fall 0:40)
Round 2 - Blake Tharp (Malta) won by fall over Ashton Earll (Glasgow) (Fall 1:16)
Round 3 - Jeremiah Healy (Wolf Point) won by fall over Ashton Earll (Glasgow) (Fall 1:10)

Boys (7/8) 186-198
Siale Moala's place is 1st and has scored 14.0 team points.

Round 1 - Siale Moala (Glasgow) won by fall over Greysen Young (Poplar) (Fall 0:15)
Round 2 - Siale Moala (Glasgow) won by fall over Zayden McWilliams (Baker) (Fall 3:58)
Round 3 - Siale Moala (Glasgow) won by fall over Isaac Carlsen (Sidney) (Fall 4:09)

Boys (7/8) 219-224
Troy Stebleton's place is 1st and has scored 5.0 team points.

Round 1 - Troy Stebleton (Glasgow) won by fall over Jeremiah Hill (Sidney) (Fall 2:37)
Round 2 - Troy Stebleton (Glasgow) won by fall over Landin Berger (Poplar) (Fall 1:17)

Girls 82-84
Riley Pattison's place is 1st and has scored 5.0 team points.

Round 1 - Riley Pattison (Glasgow) won by fall over Jaci Dopp (Plentywood) (Fall 0:20)
Round 2 - Riley Pattison (Glasgow) won by fall over Teighan Barnett (Baker) (Fall 0:49)

Girls 99-107
Rylee Birkoski's place is 3rd and has scored 0.0 team points.

Round 2 - Cali Gorder (Wolf Point) won by fall over Rylee Birkoski (Glasgow) (Fall 0:37)
Round 3 - Kylie Aho (Glasgow) won by fall over Rylee Birkoski (Glasgow) (Fall 0:27)

Girls 99-107
Kylie Aho's place is 2nd and has scored 2.0 team points.

Round 1 - Cali Gorder (Wolf Point) won by fall over Kylie Aho (Glasgow) (Fall 1:08)
Round 3 - Kylie Aho (Glasgow) won by fall over Rylee Birkoski (Glasgow) (Fall 0:27)

Girls 109-118
Addison Hughes's place is 4th and has scored 4.0 team points.

Round 1 - Kallie Labrie (Malta) won by decision over Addison Hughes (Glasgow) (Dec 3-0)
Round 2 - Liberty Boadle (Poplar) won by fall over Addison Hughes (Glasgow) (Fall 0:54)
Round 3 - Addison Hughes (Glasgow) won by decision over Riley Pedersen (Glasgow) (Dec 6-2)

Girls 109-118
Riley Pedersen's place is 1st and has scored 14.0 team points.

Round 1 - Riley Pedersen (Glasgow) won by fall over Liberty Boadle (Poplar) (Fall 3:08)
Round 2 - Riley Pedersen (Glasgow) won by decision over Kallie Labrie (Malta) (Dec 8-1)
Round 3 - Addison Hughes (Glasgow) won by decision over Riley Pedersen (Glasgow) (Dec 6-2)

Girls 119-124
Lana Mason's place is 2nd and has scored 2.0 team points.

Round 1 - Bailey Dooley (Glasgow) won by fall over Lana Mason (Glasgow) (Fall 2:02)
Round 2 - Lana Mason (Glasgow) won by decision over Cadence Brown (Baker) (Dec 7-0)

Girls 119-124
Bailey Dooley's place is 1st and has scored 5.0 team points.

Round 1 - Bailey Dooley (Glasgow) won by fall over Lana Mason (Glasgow) (Fall 2:02)
Round 3 - Bailey Dooley (Glasgow) won by fall over Cadence Brown (Baker) (Fall 1:01)

Girls 134-143
Josie Hartwell's place is 2nd and has scored 10.0 team points.

Round 1 - Josie Hartwell (Glasgow) won by fall over McKenzie Hindman (Baker) (Fall 0:49)
Round 2 - Brylee Bearcub (Wolf Point) won by fall over Josie Hartwell (Glasgow) (Fall 1:06)
Round 3 - Josie Hartwell (Glasgow) won by fall over Harper Young (Poplar) (Fall 0:39)

Girls 141-146
Aubree Holinde's place is 2nd and has scored 10.0 team points.

Round 1 - Aubree Holinde (Glasgow) won by fall over Kyra Counsell (Baker) (Fall 2:56)
Round 2 - Scarlett Brien (Wolf Point) won by fall over Aubree Holinde (Glasgow) (Fall 0:30)
Round 3 - Aubree Holinde (Glasgow) won by fall over Alena Jasin (Sidney) (Fall 0:49)

Girls 149-158
Madisyn Murch's place is 1st and has scored 5.0 team points.

Round 1 - Madisyn Murch (Glasgow) won by fall over Elly Dopp (Plentywood) (Fall 2:28)
Round 2 - Madisyn Murch (Glasgow) won by fall over Laila Birthmark (Wolf Point) (Fall 2:44)

District 1B

Oct. 31-Nov. 2 at Choteau

(4 teams advance to divisionals)

Thursday, Oct. 31

Match 1: Shelby def. Conrad, 3-0, first round

Match 2: Chinook def. Cut Bank 3-0, first round

Match 3: Choteau def. Rocky Boy 3-0, first round

Friday, Nov. 1

Match 4: Fairfield def. Shelby 3-0, quarterfinal

Match 5: Chinook def. Choteau, 3-1, quarterfinal

Match 6: Cut Bank def. Rocky Boy, 3-0, loser out

Match 7: Choteau def. Conrad 3-0, loser out

Match 8: Shelby def. Cut Bank 3-0, loser out

Match 9: Fairfield def. Chinook 3-1, undefeated semifinal

Saturday, Nov. 2

Match 10: Shelby def. Choteau 3-1 (Choteau gets fourth place)

Match 11: Shelby def. Chinook 3-1 (Chinook gets third place)

Match 12: Fairfield def. Shelby 3-0, championship

District 2B

Oct. 31-Nov. 2 at Malta

(4 teams advance to divisionals)

Thursday, Oct. 31

Match 1: Poplar def. Wolf Point 3-1, first round

Match 2: Malta def. Harlem 3-0, first round

Friday, Nov. 1

Match 3: Fairview def. Poplar 3-0, quarterfinal

Match 4: Malta def. Glasgow, 3-2, quarterfinal

Match 5: Harlem def. Poplar 3-1, loser out

Match 6: Glasgow def. Wolf Point 3-0, loser out

Match 7: Fairview def. Malta 3-1, undefeated semifinal

Match 8: Glasgow def. Harlem 3-0 (Harlem gets fourth place)

Saturday, Nov. 2

Match 9: Malta def. Glasgow 3-0 (Glasgow gets third place)

Match 10: Fairview def. Malta 3-2, championship

Class C district volleyball tournaments

District 1C

Oct. 31-Nov. 2 at Plentywood

(4 teams advance to divisionals)

Thursday, Oct. 31

Match 1: Plentywood def. Brockton 3-0, first round

Match 2: Froid-Lake def. Frazer, 3-0, first round

Match 3: Westby-Grenora def. Lustre Christian 3-2, first round

Match 4: Richey-Lambert def. Nashua 3-0, first round

Match 5: Scobey def. Westby-Grenora 3-0, second round

Match 6: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale def. Richey-Lambert 3-1, second round

Match 7: Plentywood def. Culbertson 3-1, second round

Match 8: Bainville def. Froid-Lake 3-1, second round

Friday, Nov. 1

Match 9: Culbertson def. Frazer 3-0, loser out

Match 10: Froid-Lake def. Brockton 3-1, loser out

Match 11: Westby-Grenora def. Nashua 3-1, loser out

Match 12: Richey-Lambert def. Lustre Christian 3-0, loser out

Match 13: Scobey def. Plentywood 3-2, quarterfinal

Match 14: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale def. Bainville 3-0, quarterfinal

Match 15: Culbertson def. Westby-Grenora 3-1, loser out

Match 16: Froid-Lake def. Richey-Lambert 3-0, loser out

Saturday, Nov. 2

Match 17: Bainville def. Culbertson 3-0, loser out

Match 18: Plentywood def. Froid-Lake 3-0, loser out

Match 19: Scobey def. Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 3-2, undefeated semifinal

Match 20: Bainville def. Plentywood 3-0 (Plentywood gets fourth place)

Match 21: Bainville def. Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 3-2 (Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale gets third place)

Match 22: Scobey def. Bainville 3-0, championship

District 2C

Oct. 31-Nov. 2 at Glendive

(4 teams advance to divisionals)

Thursday, Oct. 31

Match 1: Wibaux def. Plevna 3-0, first round

Match 2: Jordan def. Forsyth 3-1, first round

Match 3: Circle def. Wibaux 3-0, first round

Match 4: Savage def. Terry 3-2, first round

Match 5: Broadus def. Ekalaka 3-1, first round

Match 6: Forsyth def. Plevna 3-0, loser out

Friday, Nov. 1

Match 7: Ekalaka def. Wibaux 3-1, loser out

Match 8: Forsyth def. Terry 3-1, loser out

Match 9: Circle def. Jordan 3-0, quarterfinal

Match 10: Savage def. Broadus 3-2, quarterfinal

Match 11: Jordan def. Ekalaka 3-0, loser out

Match 12: Broadus def. Forsyth 3-0, loser out

Match 13: Circle def. Savage 3-0, undefeated semifinal

Saturday, Nov. 2

Match 14: Broadus def. Jordan 3-0 (Jordan gets fourth place)

Match 15: Broadus def. Savage 3-0 (Savage gets third place)

Match 16: Circle def. Broadus 3-0, championship

2024 Class B football state playoffs

Saturday, Nov. 2

Game 1: Red Lodge 35, Townsend 17

Game 2: Missoula Loyola 21, Conrad 12

Game 3: Manhattan 47, Baker 8

Game 4: Eureka 35, Glasgow 14

Game 5: Malta 45, Thompson Falls 8

Game 6: Three Forks 43, Huntley Project 6

Game 7: Florence 56, Fairfield 20

Game 8: Jefferson 55, Joliet 10

Quarterfinals

Nov. 8-9

Game 9: Red Lodge vs. Missoula Loyola

Game 10: Manhattan vs. Eureka

Game 11: Malta vs. Three Forks

Game 12: Florence vs. Jefferson

2024 8-Man football state playoffs

Saturday, Nov. 2

Game 1: Belt 57, St. Regis 6

Game 2: Culbertson 42, Ennis 6

Game 3: Drummond-Philipsburg 28, Circle 14

Game 4: Chinook 40, Valley Christian 24

Game 5: Fairview 70, Sheridan 21

Game 6: Choteau 41, Seeley-Swan 28

Game 7: Fort Benton 32, St. Ignatius 6

Game 8: Scobey 26, Manhattan Christian 18

Quarterfinals

Nov. 8-9

Game 9: Belt vs. Culbertson

Game 10: Drummond-Philipsburg vs. Chinook

Game 11: Fairview vs. Choteau

Game 12: Fort Benton vs. Scobey

2024 6-Man football state playoffs

Saturday, Nov. 2

Game 1: Bridger 59, Power-Dutton-Brady 18

Game 2: Lincoln 66, Savage 33

Game 3: Chester-Joplin-Inverness 61, Jordan 20

Game 4: Centerville 51, Shields Valley 12

Game 5: Box Elder 67, Absarokee 24

Game 6: Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine 64, West Yellowstone 22

Game 7: Hot Springs 78, Custer-Hysham-Melstone 51

Game 8: Highwood 52, Bainville 0

Quarterfinals

Nov. 8-9

Game 9: Bridger vs. Lincoln

Game 10: Chester-Joplin-Inverness vs. Centerville

Game 11: Box Elder vs. Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine

Game 12: Hot Springs vs. Highwood

Montana Western 56, MSU Northern 14
Carroll College 21, Southern Oregon 17
Eastern Oregon 30, College of Idaho 24
Montana Tech 56, Arizona Christian 24

Montana State 42, Eastern Washington 28
UC Davis 59, Northern Colorado 7
Northern Arizona 27, Weber State 6
Montana 42, Cal Poly 7
Portland State 58, Sacramento State 38

Glasgow fell to Eureka 35-14 in the first round of the class B playoffs on Saturday. Glasgow would strike first in this game, as they capped off a 65-yard scoring drive, with an 11-yard touchdown pass from Khye Gamas to Wyatt Babb, to give the Scotties a 7-0 lead, at the 5:40 mark of the first quarter. However, Eureka would answer with a touchdown of their own at the 10:06 mark of the 2nd quarter, to tie the game at 7.

Then, with the Scotties driving, late in the second quarter, Eureka would force a Glasgow fumble, and recover on their own 5 yard line. From there, Eureka would go on a long, 95 yard scoring drive, capped off by a 1 yard QB sneak by Rogan Lytle, to break the tie, and give Eureka a 14-7 lead going into the halftime break

Eureka started the 2nd half with a bang, as they received the 2nd half kickoff, and would score shortly after, on a 51-yard touchdown run by Haiden Johnson. Then on the ensuing Glasgow drive, Eureka's Rogan Lytle would recover a Glasgow fumble, and return it 33 yards for a Eureka touchdown, and increase the lead to 27-7. Glasgow, however, would answer on a scoring drive that included: a 33 yard halfback pass from Wyatt Babb to Kade Strommen, and a 30 yard quarterback keeper by Gamas; and finally capped off by a 1 yard QB sneak for a touchdown to pull the Scotties within 2 scores at 27-14. However, Eureka would increase their lead, after another, long touchdown run by Haiden Johnson that went for 68 yards, to up their lead to 35-14. Eureka would hold the Scotties scoreless from that point on; to capture the 35-14 First Round Playoff victory.

Eureka capitalized on a strong running attack in this game as they totaled a massive 414 yards on the ground. Quarterback Rogan Lytle amassed 166 yards on 19 carries for the visiting Lions, while Haiden Johnson finished the game with 181 yards on 14 carries, and Josh Lambertson went for 65 yards on just 5 carries. The Lions finished with just 38 passing yards on 2 completions. Eureka also took advantage of 3 Glasgow turnovers, scoring touchdowns after two of those turnovers.

Glasgow was led offensively by Khye Gamas, as he amassed 249 yards of total offense; finishing with 178 passing yards, while rushing for 71 yards. Wyatt Babb, also had 33 passing yards for the Scotties. Grady Nielsen and Kade Strommen each had 47 yards receiving to lead the Scottie pass catchers, and Wyatt Sugg finished with 36 yards on 17 carries for Glasgow.

Glasgow finishes a fine season with an overall 7-3 record. Eureka advances to the Quarterfinal round of the Class B Playoffs, where they will face the #1 seed from the Southern B, Manhattan, on Saturday Nov. 9th. That game will be played in Manhattan.

1Q: Glasgow 7, Eureka 0
Half: Eureka 14, Glasgow 7
3Q: Eureka 35, Glasgow 14
Final: Eureka 35, Glasgow 14

Scoring Plays:

1Q

Glasgow: Wyatt Babb 11 yard TD reception from Khye Gamas (Jose Lopez Kick) 5:05

2Q

Eureka: Haiden Johnson 3 yard run (Grant Brown kick) 10:06
Eureka: Rogan Lytle 1 yard run (Brown Kick) 0:17.4

3Q

Eureka: Haiden Johnson 51 yard run (Brown kick) 11:03
Eureka: Rogan Lytle 33 yard fumble return for TD (kick blocked) 10:35
Glasgow: Gamas 1 yard run (Lopez kick) 5:40
Eureka: Johnson 68 yard run (Tyce Van Orden Run) 1:20

4Q

No scoring

The Scottie Volleyball Team finished third at the District 2B Tournament in Malta on Saturday.

Malta defeated Glasgow 25-15, 25-17, 25-17 to advance to the championship match against Fairview.

Glasgow finishes as the #3 seed out of 2B district, and Harlem finishes fourth. The two teams, along with Fairview and Malta, will advance to the Northern B Divisional Volleyball Tournament in Shelby. Play starts Thursday morning at 10 a.m.

#NextLevelScottie Ellis McKean, a senior running for the University of San Francisco, finished 43rd out of 73 runners at the West Coast Conference Cross Country Meet on Saturday. McKean finished third on the team, helping San Francisco to a 6th place finish.

Friday Night Football Scores:
AA Playoffs
Helena 34, Great Falls CMR 12
Butte 21, Great Falls 17
Missoula Sentinel 42, Bozeman 19
Missoula Big Sky 34, Billings Senior 13
A Playoffs
Havre 42, East Helena 19
Columbia Falls 42, Corvallis 16
Whitefish 24, Bigfork 21
Lewistown 37, Miles City 7

District 2B Volleyball Scores:
Match 3: Fairview def. Poplar 3-0, quarterfinal
Match 4: Malta def. Glasgow, 3-2, quarterfinal
Match 5: Harlem def. Poplar 3-1, loser out
Match 6: Glasgow def. Wolf Point 3-0, loser out
Match 7: Fairview def. Malta 3-1, undefeated semifinal
Match 8: Glasgow def. Harlem 3-0 (Harlem gets fourth place)

Saturday, Nov. 2
Match 9: Malta vs. Glasgow, 5 p.m. (loser gets third place)
Match 10: Fairview vs. Match 9 winner, 7 p.m., championship
Match 11: Second championship, if necessary

District 1B Volleyball Scores:
Friday:
Match 4: Fairfield def. Shelby 3-0, quarterfinal
Match 5: Chinook def. Choteau, 3-1, quarterfinal
Match 6: Cut Bank def. Rocky Boy, 3-0, loser out
Match 7: Choteau def. Conrad 3-0, loser out
Match 8: Shelby def. Cut Bank 3-0, loser out
Match 9: Fairfield def. Chinook 3-1, undefeated semifinal

Saturday:
Match 10: Choteau vs. Shelby, 1 p.m. (loser gets fourth place)
Match 11: Chinook vs. Match 10 winner, 2:30 p.m. (loser gets third place)
Match 12: Fairfield vs. Match 11 winner, 4 p.m., championship
Match 13: Second championship, if necessary

1C in Plentywood:
Friday:
Match 9: Culbertson def. Frazer 3-0, loser out
Match 10: Froid-Lake def. Brockton 3-1, loser out
Match 11: Westby-Grenora def. Nashua 3-1, loser out
Match 12: Richey-Lambert def. Lustre Christian 3-0, loser out
Match 13: Scobey def. Plentywood (score n/a), quarterfinal
Match 14: Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale def. Bainville 3-0, quarterfinal
Match 15: Culbertson def. Westby-Grenora 3-1, loser out
Match 16: Froid-Lake def. Richey-Lambert 3-0, loser out

Saturday:
Match 17: Bainville vs. Culbertson, 9 a.m., loser out
Match 18: Froid-Lake vs. Plentywood, 10:30 a.m., loser out
Match 19: Scobey vs. Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale, 12 p.m., undefeated semifinal
Match 20: Match 17 winner vs. Match 18 winner, 1:30 p.m. (loser gets fourth place)
Match 21: Match 19 loser vs. Match 20 winner, 3 p.m. (loser gets third place)
Match 22: Match 19 winner vs. Match 21 winner, 4:30 p.m., championship

Thursday
Malta def. Harlem 3-0
Poplar def. Wolf Point 3-1

Friday
Fairview def. Poplar 3-0
Malta def. Glasgow 25-18, 25-23, 17-25, 12-25, 15-6
1 p.m. Harlem vs. Poplar def. Harlem 3-1
2:30 p.m. Glasgow def. Wolf Point 25-16, 25-20, 25-20
4 p.m. Fairview def. Malta 3-1
5:30 p.m. Glasgow defeated Harlem 25-12, 26-24, 25-14

Saturday
5:30 p.m. Glasgow vs. Malta
7 p.m. Fairview vs. 5:30 p.m. winner

#NextLevelScottie Iris McKean, a junior at the University of Montana, finished 63rd at the Big Sky Conference Championships in Pocatello, Idaho on Friday.

McKean, who’s been battling mono and strep all year, was a bit off her personal best, but still finished fifth on the team. The top five Lady Griz had a good pack: McKean’s time was 19:07.4, just 20 seconds behind Montana’s #1 runner, Abigail Case.

Northern Arizona easily won the meet, grabbing eight of the first nine spots. Aliendrea Upshaw was the individual champion, in 16:10.4. Montana State was second, while the Lady Griz finished 10th as a team.

Northern Arizona also won the men’s race; Montana State was second and Montana finished seventh.

The Glasgow Scotties will enter the District 2-B Tourney as the #2 seed. The Scotties will play Friday at 11:30am.

The Glasgow Scottie Volleyball team won on the road Saturday afternoon with a win over the Wolf Point Wolves 3-0.

Glasgow defeats Wolf Point 25-14, 25-14, 25-13.

Glasgow finishes the regular season and will take part in the 2-B Volleyball Tourney in Malta starting this Thursday.

The Scottie Football team will open with Eureka in the first round of the Class B Football playoffs on Saturday at home vs Eureka.

Last First M/F Age group Time
1 Kelsey Michael F Adult 11:15:00
2 Lehner Tate M 9-14 11:30:00
3 Bates Bryker M 9-14 12:09:00
4 Wesen Harper F 9-14 12:13:00
5 Larson Kayla F Adult 12:15:00
6 Probert Amani F 9-14 12:33:00
7 Ball Alexa F 9-14 12:34:00
8 Patison Riley F 9-14 12:45:00
9 Murphy Emmett M 9-14 13:00:00
10 Kelsey Troy M Adult 13:10:00
11 Sundeen TenLea F 9-14 13:12:00
12 Stiles Vada F 9-14 13:17:00
13 Hageneau Cole M 9-14 13:18:00
14 Elletson Audrey F 9-14 13:36:00
15 Patison Murdock M 9-14 13:37:00
16 Sundeen Taden M 9-14 13:57:00
17 Hopstad Jake M 9-14 13:59:00
18 McCarthy Alanna F 9-14 14:18:00
19 Hartwell Cammie F Adult 14:20:00
20 Flaten Collins F 8 & under 14:53:00
21 Flaten Brenley F 8 & under 14:56:00
22 Sundeen Taryn F 8 & under 14:56:00
23 Hopstad Amy F Adult 14:57:00
24 Flaten Alison F Adult 15:12:00
25 Burleson Blakely F 9-14 15:36:00
26 Bates Kelcie F Adult 15:59:00
27 Milam Jonah M 9-14 16:22:00
28 Lehner Lyla F 9-14 16:23:00
29 Odom Amelia F 9-14 16:50:00
30 Patison Frank M 8 & under 16:51:00
31 Patison Tara F Adult 16:52:00
32 Murphy Harry M Adult 17:44:00
33 Kuhlmann Katie F 8 & under 17:49:00
34 Casterline Viona F 8 & under 17:54:00
35 Casterline Brands M 8 & under 17:58:00
36 Hopstad Emma F 9-14 18:51:00
37 Odom Ava F 9-14 19:15:00
38 Flaten Hadley F 8 & under 19:16:00
39 Patison Vonnie F Adult 19:37:00
40 Gilchrist Amelia F 9-14 19:41:00
41 Gilchrist Ella F 9-14 19:45:00
42 Pang Genova F 9-14 21:34:00
43 Casterline Brittne F Adult 21:35:00
44 jCasterline Baylor F 8 & under 21:48:00
45 Ball Jacob M 9-14 21:55:00
46 Hartwell Josie F 9-14 21:58:00
47 Marselee Breelyn F 9-14 22:09:00
48 McCarthy Kaylan F 8 & under 22:13:00
49 Ball Lisa F Adult 22:32:00
50 Bates Brekun M 8 & under 22:33:00
51 Bates Brett M Adult 22:51:00
52 Thompson Saylor F 8 & under 22:52:00
53 Thompson Haylee F Adult 23:40:00
54 Gilchrist Isla F 9-14 24:25:00
55 Borgen Kelsey F Adult 24:26:00
56 McCarthy Janine F Adult 25:47:00
57 Weinmeister Pam F Senior 25:48:00
58 Flaten Brenner M Adult 25:49:00
59 Flaten Pierce F 8 & under 25:52:00
60 Stormer Randon M Adult 25:53:00
61 Stormer Lori F Adult 25:53:00
62 Stormer Shelby F Adult 26:09:00
63 Flaten Hayden F 8 & under 26:09:00
64 Flaten Shielda F Adult 26:10:00
65 Flaten Hudson M 8 & under 26:12:00
66 Flaten Cade M Adult 27:08:00
67 Vandermars Harlee F 9-14 27:09:00
68 Thompson Hunter F 9-14 27:24:00
69 Pang Jude M 9-14 27:27:00
70 Halverson Amy F Adult 27:42:00
71 Gilchrist Jane F Senior 28:16:00
72 Riggin Shelly F Senior 30:42:00
73 Milam Shelly F Adult 30:53:00
74 Tweten Saige F 8 & under 30:53:00
75 Tweten Kaitlin F Adult 30:54:00
76 Fourie Jessica F Adult 32:06:00
77 Kuhlmann Erin F Adult 32:06:00
78 Kuhlmann Josie F 8 & under 32:07:00
79 Mellick Katie F Adult 35:42:00
80 Pang Janelle F Adult 35:44:00
81 Pang Ben M 8 & under 42:48:00
82 Headley Caleb M 8 & under 42:50:00
83 Hunziker Bexley F 8 & under 42:56:00
84 Hunziker Holly F Adult 42:57:00
85 Headley Chelsea F Adult 42:58:00
86 Fahlgren Mary F Senior 55:43:00
87 Dixon Nelly F Senior 55:43:00
88 Morehouse Mary F Senior NT
89 Taylor Cindy F Senior NT

The Glasgow Scottie girls finished in 6th place at the state cross country meet in Missoula on Saturday, while the boys finished in 13th place as a team. The Scottie girls' were led by 2023 State XC champion Tanae Baker, who finished in 6th place with a time of 19:56, earning all state honors.

The Scottie Boys were led by Kyler Holinde who finished in 50th place with a time of 18:26. Ted See finished in 65th for the Scotties with a time of 18:51.

Manhattan won both the Boys' and Girls' state titles. The Girls state class B champion was Marina Tulloch of Plains, as she covered the 5K course in 18:40. The Boys state class B champion was Cass Violet of Three Forks as he finished in 15:54.

Also, congratulations to local runner, Shelbi Labree, of Whitewater, who won the Class C Girls title, with a time of 19:40.

Scottie Girls Finishers:

7. Tanae Baker (19:56.3)
46. Kheyerah Bilger (22:22.8)
49. Jensina Tweten (22:34.7)
61. Haleigh Hunstman (22:53.8)
80. Kimber Dulaney (23:30.5)
82. Riley Evenson-Glasoe (23:37.3)
121. Josie Kemp (25:11.4)

Scottie Boys Finishers:

50. Kyler Holinde (18:26.7)
65. Ted See (18:51.1)
77. Adam Mickelson (19:12.2)
80. Kyler Whitman (19:17.5)
81. Garrett Thompson (19:18.2)
97. Rowen Kloker (19:40)
102. Timothy Pearson (19:47.6)

Boys Team Scores

1. Manhattan (86)
2. Florence-Carlton (160)
3. Plains (171)
4. Joliet (176)
5. Jefferson (186)
6. Harlem (193)
11. Poplar (311)
13. Glasgow (355)
19. Cut Bank (545)
23. Wolf Point (672)

Girls Team Scores

1. Manhattan (87)
2. Sweet Grass County (120)
3. Jefferson (162)
4. Columbus (181)
5. Plains (189)
6. Glasgow (193)
11. Poplar (232)
13. Harlem (313)
14. Cut Bank (352)

For complete results, visit:

https://competitivetiming.com/mhsa-state-meet-results/#unique-id-2024

The Glasgow Scotties defeated the Wolf Point Wolves by a score of 42-8 in a Northern B conference football game at Scottie Field on Friday night. The Scotties raced off to a fast start; as Khye Gamas took the opening kickoff back 85 yards for a touchdown, to give the Scotties a 7-0 lead. The Scotties would score twice more in the 1st quarter, to build a 21-0 lead, and never look back on their way to the 42-8 victory.

Khye Gamas led the Scotties offensively, as he finished the game with 120 yards passing, including 2 touchdown passes. Gamas, also had 32 rushing yards, to go along with his 85 yard kickoff return for a touchdown.

Trey Graham led the Scottie rushing attack, as he finished the game with 7 carries for 100 yards, including a 7 yard touchdown run.

The Dale Vegge Memorial Award was presented to Coy Nelson, recognizing Nelson as the most outstanding senior football player of the "Senior Night" football game.

Wolf Point was led offensively by a strong rushing attack. Quarterback Kasey Reed finished the game with 27 carries totaling 148 yards. Jesse Reed finished the game with 20 carries totaling 68 yards for the Wolves. The Scotties outgained the Wolves in total yards by a margin of 357-219.

With the victory, Glasgow moves to 7-2 overall, and improves their conference record to 4-1, and will finish the regular season in 2nd place in the Northern B. Wolf Point finishes their season at 2-7 overall and will finish 0-5 in Northern B play.

Glasgow will be awarded the number 2 seed in the North and will host the number 3 seed in the West, Eureka, in a first round playoff game at Scottie Field next weekend.

1st Q: Glasgow 21, Wolf Point 0
HALF: Glasgow 35, Wolf Point 0
3rd Q: Glasgow 35, Wolf Point 0
FINAL: Glasgow 42, Wolf Point 8

SCORING PLAYS:

1st Quarter:

Glasgow: Khye Gamas 85 yard kickoff return (Jose Lopez Kick) 11:44
Glasgow: Grady Nielsen 19 yard reception from Gamas (Lopez Kick) 8:48
Glasgow: Trey Graham 7 yard run (Lopez Kick) 4:00

2nd Quarter:

Glasgow: Liam Chapman 5 yard run (Lopez Kick) 4:28
Glasgow: Kade Strommen 58 yard reception from Gamas (Lopez Kick) 1:24

3rd Quarter:

No Scoring

4th Quarter:

Glasgow: Cash Stulc 26 yard pass to William Kirkland (Lopez Kick) 8:40
Wolf Point: Jesse Reed 6 yard run (Kasey Reed run) :50

The Scottie Volleyball team dropped a 2-B Conference match to Fairview on Thursday.

Fairview defeated Glasgow 25-16, 25-23, 25-27, 25-18.

Glasgow will wrap up the regular season on the road this Saturday as they travel to Wolf Point.

The Scottie boys and girls cross country teams will compete at the state meet in Missoula this Saturday, October 26th.

Schedule:
11:00 AM B- Girls
11:30 AM C- Girls
12:00 PM B- Boys
12:30 PM C- Boys
1:00 PM AA- Girls
1:30 PM A- Girls
2:00 PM AA- Boys
2:30 PM A- Boys

Competing for the Scottie girls:
Tanae Baker (12)
Kheyerah Bilger (12)
Kimber Dulaney (11)
Riley Evanson-Glasoe (12)
Haleigh Huntsman (10)
Josie Kemp (11)
Jensina Tweten (10)
Alternate: Mary Dykema (12)

Competing for the Scottie boys:
Kyler Holinde (12)
Rowen Kloker (10)
Adam Mickelson (12)
Tim Pearson (11)
Ted See (12)
Garrett Thompson (9)
Kyler Whitman (11)
Alternate: Owen Thompson (12)

Live results

(Let us know if we missed any - sometimes college results are hard to come by!)

Dalton Sand, playing for the Navy Rugby team, scored in the second half to tie the game against Life. Navy would eventually fall 23-20. Navy will hit the road when it takes on Kutztown on Saturday, Nov. 2.

Kylie Lagerquist plays on the women's hockey team at the University of Utah. They swept a 3-game trip to Arizona, winning 5-3 against the University of Arizona on Sunday. The team returns to action at Colorado State University on October 25th and 26th.

Iris McKean, running for the Lady Griz, has been battling both mono and strep, but that didn't stop her from leading the team on Saturday at the 39th in 18:14, just off her personal best.

Ellis McKean, a senior with the University of San Francisco Dons, has been battling an injury this fall. He was back in action on Saturday, at the Santa Clara Invitational, finishing 40th out of 139 runners, finishing the 8k course in 25:10

Kyler Hallock and Loden Idler are both playing for the Dickinson State Blue Hawk Football team. The Blue Hawks topped Mayville State 49-14 during Dickinson's homecoming game on Saturday. Hallock had 1 solo and 1 assisted tackle in that game. DSU is off until a road game in Jamestown, ND on November 2nd.

Malta defeated Cut Bank 3-0
Malta defeated Harlem 3-0
Fairview defeated Poplar 3-0
Fort Benton defeated Cut Bank 3-0

The Scottie volleyball team topped class A Glendive on Saturday, 21-25, 25-22, 25-22, 25-18. The win avenged a loss earlier this season to the Lady Red Devils.

Glasgow will return to conference play with a home match against Fairview on Thursday, and then wrap up the regular season on Saturday.

The Scottie football team got a conference win on Friday night, defeating the Fairfield Eagles 32-6. Glasgow is now 3-1 in conference play and 6-2 overall. Fairfield falls to 2-2 in conference action and 4-3 overall.

The Scotties will wrap up the regular season on Friday, October 25th, hosting the Wolf Point Wolves. Kickoff will be at 7 p.m. with pre-game at 6:45 on KLTZ.

Great Falls 49, Skyview 25
Billings Central 63, Lockwood 7
Lewistown 45, Glendive 7
Laurel 49, East Helena 29
Havre 41, Sidney 12
Libby 16, Browning 7
Ronan 48, Livingston 12
Dillon 49, Butte Central 0
Corvallis 30, Hamilton 6
Frenchtown 56, Stevensville 0
Columbia Falls 43, Bigfork 14
Whitefish 35, Polson 10
Miles City def. Hardin by forfeit

Glasgow 32, Fairfield 6
Conrad 33, Wolf Point 20
Malta 45, Cut Bank 16
Columbus 30, Three Forks 26
Huntley Project 36, Roundup 0
Townsend 59, Big Timber 6
Manhattan 37, Jefferson 19
Missoula Loyola 28, Anaconda 6
Florence-Carlton 45, Thompson Falls 14
Baker 22, Shepherd 8

Fairview 41, Ekalaka 16
Jordan 62, Terry 14
Circle 68, Forsyth 6

Culbertson vs. Wibaux
Scobey vs. Poplar
Froid-Lake vs. Richey-Lambert

Glasgow defeats Poplar 3-1
23-25, 25-16, 25-18, 25-13

We wrapped up our regular season at the Harlem Invitational on Friday. Below are team scores and some individual highlights. We held a few out of the race, and most who ran either ran personal bests or close to it.
State is in Missoula on Saturday, October 26th.

Girls Team Scores: Poplar 45, Harlem 58, Glasgow 72
11 Kheyerah Bilger 22:09.3 26 seconds faster than last year
12 Jensina Tweten 22:29.7 64 seconds faster than last year
18 Ryder Bilger 24:17.3
21 Riley Evenson-Glasoe 25:22.5
23 Josie Kemp 25:54.2 3:10 faster than last year
32 Mary Dykema 29:51.6
Haleigh Huntsman DNS
Kimber Dulaney DNS
Tanae Baker DNS

Boys Team Scores: Harlem 34, Hobson-Moore 56, Poplar 65, Glasgow 89, Dodson 122, Wolf Point 123, Chinook 162
12 Kyler Holinde 18:27.2
20 Ted See 18:55.9
21 Kyler Whitman 18:56.8
23 Adam Mickelson 19:06.8 PR/SB by 7 seconds, 28 seconds faster than last year
24 Garrett Thompson 19:06.9 PR/BS by 7 seconds
30 Timothy Pearson 19:33.0 PR/SB by 5 seconds, 2:50 faster than last year
31 Rowen Kloker 19:36.3 55 seconds faster than last year
33 Gage Larsen 19:44.3 PR/SB by 47 seconds, 3:05 faster than last year
42 Owen Thompson 20:30.8 31 seconds faster than last year
43 Jack Miller 20:34.0
68 Aaron Mickelson 24:26.8
Jack Milam DNS

And a season recap for those who won't be competing at state:
Ryder Bilger (8th grade) - ran one meet for us at the high school level and lettered both in time (24:17.4) and in points (10)

Mary Dykema (Senior) started the season at 30:36.7, and her fastest time was 28:52.5. Her personal best is 25:39, set in 2023. She started her career at 32:42.6. That's a 7:30 career improvement

Gage Larsen (Sophomore) started the season at 23:03.2 and finished at 19:44.3, taking 3:18.5 off his season-starting time and 1:32 off his personal best

Aaron Mickelson (Freshman) started the season at 25:38.1, setting a personal best in Sidney at 24:17.3.

Jack Milam (Freshman) had a season-ending injury after Williston, running a 19:53.2. That was a 33 second improvement from the opener in Billings

Jack Miller (Freshman) started at 22:05.9 in Billings and set a personal best in Sidney at 20:32

Owen Thompson (Senior) started the season at 23:29.5, improving by over 3 minutes to 20:19.5 in Sidney. Owen started his career at 26:42.30 in Billings as a freshman. That's a career improvement of 6:22.8

Full results

Attention!

The Scottie Booster Club is celebrating record membership this school year. Regular memberships are up, while Business memberships (with Signs) are at an all-time high.

The Scottie Booster Club is in it's 19th year and supports all extra curricular activities in the Glasgow School District; including ALL sports, Cheer, Speech & Drama, and Pep Band at both the High School and Middle School level.

Membership Levels / Price per school year:
Single -- $50
Couple -- $100
Business -- $100
Business (With Signs on Scottie Field and in Scottie Gymnasium) -- $250
Endowment -- $1,000 One-Time Payment Only

Current Scottie Booster Club Members

Aaron D. Chatten Foundation
Aces & 8S, LLC
Agland Co-op
AgWest Farm Credit
Mona Amundson
Arch’s Tire, LLC
Rod and Arleen Archambeault
John and Leah Arneson
B & B Pumping
Brandon and Ronette Babb
Baker’s Jewelry
Jace and Lisa Ball
Bank of Glasgow
Patrick and Katie Barnett
Derek and Noel Beadle
Bell Mortuary
Best Dam Rental, LLC
Scott and Suzanne Billingsley
Blend 10, LLC
Jesse and April Block
Border Plains Equipment, LLC
Braaten Plumbing
Everett and Liz Breigenzer
Kurt and Audra Breigenzer
Marc and Karen Breigenzer
John and Katie Britzman
Kim Brooks
BS Central, Inc.
Budde Family Dentistry, PLLC
Brian and Holly Burleson
Frank and Mary Burns
Busted Knuckle Taproom
C & B Operations, LLC
CHMS, PC
Calvary Baptist Church
Cape Air
Jean Carlson
Scott and Robyn Cassel
Cherry Creek Aesthetics
Cherry Creek Gear Shop
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Cole Insurance
Mark Combs
Fred and Jeannie Compton
Cottonwood Inn & Suites
D & G Sports & Western, Inc.
Gary and Donna Dascher
Nick Dirkes
Jeremy and Marie Donaldson
Durum, Inc.
Edward Jones
Jason and Vanessa Eggebrecht
Don and Judy Elletson
Dan and Laurie Enebo
Jon Engstrom
Engstrom Refrigeration, LLC
B.J. Erickson
Joe and Patt Etchart
Paul Etchart
Doyle and Yvonne Euell
Eugenes Pizza
Evangelical Church
Ken and Ronda Evenson
Expressions in Thread
Ezzie’s Wholesale, Inc.
Farm Bureau Insurance
Ryan and Gail Fast
Paul Feezell
Jennifer Fewer
Fifth Avenue Pharmacy
Juice and Jenn Fischer
Brady and Lacey Flaten
Brenner and Alison Flaten
Dave and Pam Flaten
Flip Burgers and Treats
Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital
Chuck and Monica Garten
GHS Class of 1967
Todd and Wendy Glaser
Glasgow Auto Sales, LLC
Glasgow Courier, Inc.
Glasgow Eyecare
Glasgow Flower and Gift
Glasgow Pediatric Dentistry, PLLC
Glasgow Wrestling Club
John and Cami Graham
Maury Graham
Pat and Christi Gunderson
Ryan and Cammie Hartwell
H&E Equipment Services, Inc.
Helena Agri-Enterprises
Helland Agency, Inc.
Helland Law Firm, PLLC
Craig and Doreen Herbert
Andy and Paul Hicks
Hi Line Clogging and Gymnastics
Hiline Collision Repair Center, Inc.
Hi-Line Eye Care, PLLC
Hi-Line Ford, Inc.
Hi-Tech Electric, Inc.
Jeremiah and Amy Hopstad
Richard and Judy Hueth
Mitch and Mary Hughes
Brett and Michelle Huntsman
Ruth Ann Hutcheson
Independence Bank
In Memory of Steve Bell
In Memory of Mike Edwards
In Memory of Cecil Ozark
In Memory of Bill Pattison
In Memory of Curt Wesen
Irving Law, PLLC
Ken and Cheryl Jansa
Tim and Renee Jennings
Gil and Stacey Johnson
Randy Karst
Rod Karst
BJ and Angela Kemp
Kirkland Ranch, LLC
Macy and Toby Klind
KLTZ and KLAN
Kolstad Eye Clinic
Paul and Lisa Koski
L K Realty, LLC
Jeff and Darla Larson
Lee Riddick Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
Greg and Shannon Liebelt
Lloyd’s Repair, LLC
Macs Korner DQ, LLC
Myron and Lynne Malnaa
Scott and Marj Markle
Markle’s, Inc.
Judi Martin
Robert and Brooke Martin
Mattfeldt Electric, Inc.
Jim and Lois McIntyre
Andrew McKean and Lih-An Yang
Arlie and Lynda McMichael
Milk River Home Center, LLC
Kevin Miller
Matt and Lynn Miller
Nate and Leah Miller
Stevin Miller
Mike Molvig
Rick and Alison Molvig
Dirk and Kim Monson
Montana Slings
Harry and Erica Murphy
Jayson and Chrissa Nelson
Nemont Beverage Corporation
Nemont Telephone Cooperative
Nemont Television
Newton Brothers, LLP
Terry Newton
Northern Lights Casino
Northern Prairie Auto Sales
NorVal Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Oasis Lounge and Eatery
Cody and Alicia Odom
Opportunity Bank
Stan and Michelle Ozark
Greg and Jill Page
Page Land and Cattle, LLLP
Matt and Angie Page
Lawrence Palazzo
Mark and April Pearson
Alexandra Pehlke
Greg and Marcia Pehlke
Pehlkes Furniture, Inc.
Mike and Jessica Pehlke
Zak and Stephanie Peterson
Tim and Yvette Phillips
Pipers, LLC
Prairie Ridge Village
Red Barn Gifts
Dalton Reid
Reynolds Market
Shane and Stacie Rhoads
Riggin Ranch
Charlie and Shelley Romo
Dr. Kevin and Tiffany Ross
Sand Electric, Inc.
Tom and Liz Schmitt
Scottie Auto Rentals, LLC
Scottie Express Wash, Inc.
Scottie Storage, LLC
Vicki Shanks
Curt and Darla Shipman
Josh and Jenni Sillerud
State Farm Insurance
Tom and Linda Stathos
Byron and Gaye Stulc
Subway
Steve and Kae Sukut
Ed and Dawn Sugg
Mary Sugg
Sugg Primary Care Clinic, PLLC
Steve and Kae Sukut
Marc and Debbie Swanson
Taco Shack, Inc.
Dale and Brenda Tarum
Jason and Whitney Tatfu
Taxmasters
The Loaded Toad, LLC
Thistle and Thread Boutique
Thompson and Sons
Thrivent Financial
Tire Rama
Tom Hoffman Trucking
Torgerson’s, LLC
Town and Country Furniture
Track-N-Wheel
Treasure Trail Meat Processing
Karl and Melinda Truesdell
Paul and Tana Tweten
United Insurance and Realty
Nick and Nancy Vaira
Valley Builders
Valley County Abstract Company, Inc.
Wayne and Tracey Waarvik
Gary Wageman LPL Financial
Darrell and Maggan Walstad
Todd and Lori Westby
Western Drug of Glasgow, Inc.
Paul and Jennie Yoakam
Todd and Emily Young
Galen and Karla Zerbe
Mike and Lindsey Zoanni