The Glasgow Reds American Legion Baseball team is now 6-7 after going 2-2 on a road trip to the Billings area.

Glasgow started out on Tuesday sweeping a doubleheader from the Billings Blue Jays winning 5-3 and 8-7.

Wednesday, the Reds were swept by the Laurel Dodgers 10-0 and 7-1.

Glasgow is now 3-3 in conference play.

Next up for the Reds, a doubleheader with the Billings Blue Jays at home June 27th.

The Glasgow Reds American Legion Baseball Team had a doubleheader with Laurel scheduled for this Sunday, June 15th, but those games have now been postponed until July 20th.

The Longest Dam Race will be held on June 21, 2025 at Kiwanis Park in Fort Peck, MT.

Events Include: 10K & 5K Run, 5K Walk, 1 Mile Run/Walk & 10 Mile Novice Bike Race.

Registration starts at 7 a.m.

8 a.m. - 10K Run
9 a.m. - 5K Run
9:30 a.m. - 5K Walk
10 a.m. - Novice Bike Race (10 miles)
10:30 a.m. Competitive & Casual 1 Mile Run

The Longest Dam Race is sponsored by the Glasgow Area Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture. For more information, call 406-228-2222 or www.glasgowchamber.net.

Sign up with this link

Kheyerah Bilger has signed with the Track and Field program at Dickinson State University. Bilger graduated last month from Glasgow High School.

Release from DSU:

Adding another one to the class of 2025, we would like to welcome Kheyerah Bilger to the Western Edge!

Kheyerah is from Glasgow, Montana, where she finished up her high school education at Glasgow High School. During her time at Glasgow, Kheyerah took podium spots at the Divisional Meet in the 800, 1600, and 3200, as well as helping the Scotties take the 4x400m title at the District 2B Championships. Welcome, Kheyerah!

The Glasgow School Board approved the hiring of Zach Handley as Head Boys Basketball Coach and Cami Graham as the Head Girls Basketball Coach at Wednesday nights Glasgow School Board meeting.

Incoming GHS Activities Director Mike Erickson made the recommendation to hire Handley and Graham after conducting interviews last week.

Graham has been the Scottie Girls Basketball Coach for the past 4 years and will return for another year guiding the Scottie Girls.

Handley replaces Paul Yoakam as the head coach for the Scotties and was hired last month as a teacher at the Glasgow Middle School. Handley is a Malta native and a long time assistant in the Malta Boys Basketball program working under Dave Costin.

The 2025 Stockman Bank Team Sportsmanship Award winners from the MHSA State Softball Tournament have been announced—and these teams showed what it truly means to lead with integrity, heart, and respect.

In partnership with Stockman Bank of Montana and the Montana High School Association, this award honors teams that go above and beyond in their display of sportsmanship during postseason play.

Congratulations to this year’s honorees:

Class AA – Billings Senior Broncs
Class A – Columbia Falls Wildkats
Class B/C – Glasgow Scotties

You’ve made your communities proud—both on and off the field!

The 36th Montana Big Sky Class B All-Star football game is scheduled for Saturday at 1 p.m. at Red Lodge High School.

Last year, the South team scored 21 unanswered points spanning the second and third quarters to race past the North for its second consecutive win, prevailing 21-14. The North still leads the all-time series 18-17.

Four former Glasgow Scottie football players will be competing for the North team. Jaydeen Hanshew, Connor Hudyma, Kade Strommen and Dillon Hughes.

Also, 3 members of the Glasgow Football Officiating Pool will be officiating the game. Tyler Partridge with 21 years of experience, Stan Ozark with 33 years of experience and Derek Beadle with 10 years of experience will be officiating with a crew of football officials from Billings.

Following are the rosters for this year's game:

36th Montana Big Sky Class B All-Star Game

Saturday, 1 p.m.

at Red Lodge

North All-Stars

Roster: Kellen Connors, Anaconda; Blake Becker, Whitehall; Ethan Wock, Whitehall; Vincine Lincoln, Missoula Loyola; Nolan Lee, Missoula Loyola; Walter James, Missoula Loyola; Jesse Day, Eureka; Kaiden Robins, Thompson Falls; Bryson McCormick, Thompson Falls; Samuel Burgess, Thompson Falls; Rollie Fisher, Florence; Jack Lippy, Florence; Cole Fowler, Florence; Xavier Wood, Conrad; Roscoe Shaw, Conrad; Chris Graham, Conrad; Cole Chambers, Conrad; Kade Strommen, Glasgow; Jaydeen Hanshew, Glasgow; Connor Hudyma, Glasgow; Dillon Hughes, Glasgow; Stockton Oxarart, Malta; Blaine Downing, Malta; Treyton Wilke, Malta; Chuck Brettin, Malta; Kohner Schipman, Malta; Ryder Carper, Fairfield; Alex Wahl, Cut Bank; Dallas Berkram, Cut Bank; Mike Bell, Wolf Point.

Head coach: Tono Lippy, Florence.

Assistant coaches: Keenan Hendricksen, Florence; Paul Schilling, Cut Bank; Justin Pfeifer, Cut Bank; Dan Lacey, Anaconda; Carson Hritsco, Anaconda.

South All-Stars

Roster: Ben Werner, Jefferson; Luke Oxarart, Jefferson; Brady Armstrong, Jefferson; Kaynen Martin, Jefferson; Kolbe Michaud, Jefferson; Luke Randal, Manhattan; George Stenberg, Manhattan; Mike Stewart, Manhattan; Kaysen Konkel, Manhattan; Chance Fenno, Manhattan; Clayton Kruse, Manhattan; Gunnar Smith, Columbus; Caleb Stosich, Big Timber; Deegan Mattson, Townsend; Sawyer Horne, Townsend; Cael Sell, Townsend; Eric Humphreys, Townsend; Sawyer Andersen, Three Forks; Dylan Anderson, Three Forks; Josh Delger, Three Forks; Drydan Frisinger, Three Forks; Will Oley, Red Lodge; Calvin Garmann, Red Lodge; Boston Ewing, Red Lodge; Kaleb Daniels, Red Lodge; Kaden Juhnke, Joliet; Niyol Medicine Bull, Colstrip; Wyatt Beddes, Shepherd; Jordan Lettas, Huntley Project; Grady Schmidt, Huntley Project; Sheldon Serrano, Roundup.

Head coach: Connor Sullivan, Three Forks.

Assistant coaches: Tyler Palmer, Three Forks; Deryk Van Zee, Baker; Joe Horne, Townsend; George Warburton, Joliet; Brandley Peabody, Red Lodge.

Glasgow's Mia Peterson had a 2nd place finish at the Montana State Junior Golf Championship Qualifier in Sidney on Monday.

Peterson, who competes for the Glasgow Scottie Golf Team in the spring, shot a 48-53 for a 101. Peterson finished behind Brynn Drga of Miles City who finished with a 92.

Peterson competed in the Girls 14-15 age division. She now qualifies for the State Junior Championship later this month in Anaconda.

The 2025 State Junior Championship will be held at Fairmont Hot Springs Resort in Anaconda June 19-21.

Last month, Peterson finished in 12th place at the State B Golf Tournament in Shelby. She earned all-state recognition and was the first Scottie girls to earn all-state since 2011.

Montana High School Rodeo Association State Finals

in Kalispell at the Majestic Valley Arena

Saturday

Short go results and top four from the championship round

Queen: Taylor Cartwright, Townsend

Girls All-Around: Aspen Swenson, Huntley, 707.5.

Reserve Girls All-Around: Linden Schenk, Joliet, 665

Boys All-Around: AJ Swenson, Huntley, 493

Reserve Boys All-Around: Tike Erickson, Hobson, 475

Rookie Boys All-Around: Tike Erickson, Hobson

Rookie Girls All-Round: Bailey Billingsley, Glasgow

Bareback

Championship round: 1. Wyatt Warneke, Great Falls, 74.5; 2. Leighton Lafromboise, Helena, 66.5; 3. Wace Williams, Browning, 47.

National qualifiers: 1. Leighton Lafromboise, Helena, 228; 2. William Barnett, Absarokee, 174.5; 3. Wyatt Warneke, Great Falls,152; 4. Wace Williams, Browning, 77.

Barrel racing

Championship round: 1. Abigail DeVos, Fort Shaw, 15.65; 2. Jocie Rowen, Musselshell, 15.96; 3. Landry Larson, Sidney, 15.99; 4. Mesa Radue, Belgrade, 16.02; 5. Ruby Ray, White?sh, 16.04; 6. Allie Huskey, Shepherd 16.06.

National qualifiers: 1. Jocie Roen, Musselshell, 212.5; 2. Landry Larson, Sidney, 195; 3. Abigail DeVos, Fort Shaw, 184; 4. Isabella Moran, Kalispell, 169.50.

Steer wrestling

Championship round: 1. Ryder Gaasch, Dillon, 5.99; 2. Burke Nowak, Worden, 7.28; 3. Charlie Cornwell, Glasgow, 9.07; 4. AJ Swenson, Huntley, 10.6; 5. Teagen Arnold, Conrad, 12.53.

National qualifiers: 1. Ryder Gaasch, Dillon, 220; 2. Tike Erickson, Hobson, 195; 3. AJ Swenson, Huntley, 183; 4. Teagen Arnold, Conrad, 175.

Saddle bronc

Championship round: 1. Randon Boyce, Browning, 74.5; 2. Colton Haase, East Helena, 73; 3. Levi Noyes, Sarpy, 64.5; 4. Kash Bouma, Fair?eld, 51.

National qualifiers: 1. Levi Noyes, Sarpy, 225; 2. Randon Boyce, Browning, 200; 3. Colton Haase, East Helena, 167; 4. Tahj Wells, Browning, 140.5.

Breakaway

Championship round: 1. Josie Robb, Bozeman, 2.99; 2. Linden Schenk, Joliet, 3.07; 3. Zoey Bruyer, Kalispell, 3.23; 4. Josephine Michael, Cut Bank, 3.28; 5. Brylan Garrett, Butte, 3.3; 6. Aspen Swenson, Huntley, 3.36.

National qualifiers: 1. Aspen Swenson, Huntley, 156.5; 2. Paisley Verhelst, Pryor, 151; 3. Josephine Michael, Cut Bank, 142.5; 4. Molly Gilbert, Billings, 141.

Tie-down roping

Championship round: 1. AJ Swenson, Huntley, 8.68; 2. Blaise Bolich, 11.04; 3. Bryton Mikkelson, Bu?alo, 11.19; 4-5 Pacen Buller, Glendive, & Cole DeVos, Fort Shaw, 11.8; 6. Teagen Arnold, Conrad, 12.34.

National qualifiers: 1. Blaise Bolich, Belgrade, 223.5; 2. Pacen Buller, Glendive, 190.; 3. AJ Swenson, Huntley, 184; 4. Bryton Mikkelson, Bu?alo, 165.

Goat tying

Championship round: 1. Madison Kruzich, Shepherd, 6.89; 2. Cassie Gibson, Havre, 7.04; 3. Parker Lenhardt, Helena, 7.32; 4. Sally Robb, Bozeman, 7.43; 5. Linden Schenk, Joliet, 7.47; 6. Josie Robb, Bozeman, 7.68.

National qualifiers: 1. Aspen Swenson, Huntley, 206; 2. Parker Lenhardt, Helena, 187; 3. Josie Robbins, Dillon, 181; 4. Madison Kruzich, Shepherd, 174.

Team roping

Championship round: 1. Gage & Bryton Mikkelson, Bu?alo, 6.12; 2. Tristen Antonich, Simms & Josie Robb, Bozeman, 6.99; 3. Sam Peterson, Three Forks & Royce Levine, Wolf Creek, 10.71; 4. Raya Elings, Shepherd & Curtis Pretty On Top, Fort Smith, 11.13; 5. AJ & Aspen Swenson, Huntley 31.8;

National qualifiers: 1. Tate & Trace Poppe, Fallon, 184; 2. Charlie & JP Cornwell, Glasgow, 169; 3. Ali & Tike Erickson, Hobson, 134; 4. Cooper McMillan & Preston Ostrum, Huntley, 132.

Pole bending

Championship round: 1. Mackenzie Martell, Three Forks, 20.14; 2. Ruby Ray, White?sh, 20.57; 3. Laney Rose Cote, Eureka, 20.9; 4. Tess Megill, Bigfork, 20.94; 5. Linden Schenk, Joliet, 21.10; 6. Shelby Gobbs, Glendive, 21.13.

National qualifiers: 1. Tess Megill, Bigfork, 208; 2. Shelby Gobbs, Glendive, 186; 3. Mackenzie Martell, Three Forks, 185; 4. Ruby Ray, White?sh, 168.

Bull riding

Championship round: 1. Cole Holdbrook, Roberts, 58; 2. Brezhon Spang, Busby, 56.5.

National qualifiers: 1. Tahj Wells, Browning, 107.5; 2. Octavius Christianson, Columbia Falls, 104; 3. Andy Wagner, Billings, 72; 3. Colt Holdbrook, Roberts, 68.

NOTES: The top-four competitors in each event following the state ?nals will advance to the National High School Rodeo Finals, July 13-19 in Rock Springs, Wyo.

A BIG Congrats to Bryon Armour and Ty Thomas, both of Lewistown, MT., on winning tonight’s 26th Annual Milk River Catfish Classic!! The veteran catfishing duo weighed in 31.35 lbs. on five Channel Cats to secure their first ever Cat Classic title.
It turned out to be an impressive evening of fishing, despite the low water and windy conditions.

Here is the complete FINAL results of ALL 80 teams:

1. Bryon Armour, Lewistown, MT., Ty Thomas, Lewistown, MT. 31.35
2. Jason Flaten, Elko, NV., Chad Dawson, Glasgow, MT. 30.48
3. Bo Boreson, Perrysville, IN., Vance Anderson, Glasgow, MT. 28.62
4. Jayson Riggin, Billings, MT., Jeromy Riggin, Great Falls, MT. 28.21
5. Steve Harris Sr., Sidney, MT., Clancy Harris, Glasgow, MT. 26.54
6. Jeremy Schnebelt, Saco, MT., Josh Hirth, Hinsdale, MT. 26.28
7. Wrangler Jones, Hinsdale, MT., Dimon Jones, Hinsdale, MT. 25.96
8. Casey Riggin, Glasgow, MT., Tate Riggin, Glasgow, MT. 25.77
9. Mark Wagoner, Glasgow, MT., Sterling Johnson, Glasgow, MT. 24.02
10. Riley Bennett, Billings, MT., Mitch McIntyre, Glasgow, MT. 23.1
11. Storm Jackson, Glasgow, MT., Buddy Jackson, Glasgow, MT. 22.77
12. Trevor Klind, Glasgow, MT., Will Knierim, Glasgow, MT. 22.62
13. Jessica Riggin, Glasgow, MT., Brandi Nance, Nashua, MT. 22.02
14. Bobby Wise, Billings, MT., Robert Wise, Billings, MT. 21.88
15. Jake Aune, Glasgow, MT., Aiden Aune, Glasgow, MT. 21.77
16. Casey King, Glasgow, MT., Tyler King, Glasgow, MT. 21.68
17. Peyton Pedersen, Dickinson, ND., Carter Pedersen, Wolf Point, MT. 21.55
18. Allan Harrington, Glasgow, MT., Tara Harrington, Glasgow, MT. 21.32
19. Autumn Barney, Bozeman, MT., Brien Gault, Glasgow, MT. 21.22
20. Ryan Dempsey, Glendive, MT., Lily Perkins, Glendive, MT. 20.87
21. Dan Dupea, Billings, MT., Eli Dupea, Billings, MT. 19.61
22. Joel Smith, Glasgow, MT., Marc Kloker, Glasgow, MT. 19.57
23. Brady Flaten, Glasgow, MT., Jason Molstad, Glasgow, MT. 19.04
24. Mathew Flann, Hutchinson, MN., Brenda Flann, Hutchinson, MN. 17.86
25. Nate Adams, Nashua, MT., Lee Adams, St. Marie, MT. 17.53
26. Shawn Wersal, Glasgow, MT., Asher Wersal, Glasgow, MT. 17.41
27. Kyle Knight, Ballantine, MT., George Stuckers, Sidney, MT. 17.19
28. Jake Knaff, Glasgow, MT., Newt Knaff, Glasgow, MT. 16.82
29. Landon Holte, Fort Peck, MT., Carter Holte, Fort Peck, MT. 16.81
30. Karl Krause, Glasgow, MT., Larry Krause, Helena, MT. 16.59
31. Cody King, Glasgow, MT., Michael King, Glasgow, MT. 16.09
32. Kelcey Knaff, Glasgow, MT., Colt Knaff, Glasgow, MT. 16.05
33. Coel Stutheit, Glasgow, MT., John Grimes, Nashua, MT. 15.64
34. Kevin Schindler, Glasgow, MT., Kristian Price, Glasgow, MT. 14.86
35. Tracy Gasper, Circle, MT., Bronson Gasper, Circle, MT. 14.86
36. Jennifer Jackson, Glasgow, MT., Olivia Jackson, Glasgow, MT. 14.8
37. Leo Pattison, Glasgow, MT., Murdock Pattison, Glasgow, MT. 14.28
38. Katie Anderson, Glasgow, MT., Ali Kuka, Glasgow, MT. 14.24
39. Colton Hill, Dickinson, ND., Nick Weir, Dickinson, ND. 13.13
40. Darrin Wersal, Glasgow, MT., Kelbi Wersal, Glasgow, MT. 13.01
41. Darci Sillerud, Glasgow, MT., Curt Shipman, Glasgow, MT. 12.78
42. Rory Crawford, Wolf Point, MT., Josh Palm, Glasgow, MT. 12.72
43. Gus Kaufman, Glasgow, MT., Ledger Kaufman, Glasgow, MT. 12.1
44. Levi Sugg, Glasgow, MT., Rivers Sugg, Glasgow, MT. 12.06
45. Carmen Corey, St. Marie, MT., Chris Pedersen, St. Marie, MT. 11.94
46. James Merideth, Glendive, MT., Michael Merideth, Glasgow, MT. 11.65
47. Paul Provencher, Glasgow, MT., Jason Sillerud, Glasgow, MT. 11.53
48. Leonel Guzman, Culbertson, MT., Cesar Garcia, Culbertson, MT. 11.28
49. Mykayla Lauckner, Nashua, MT., Nicole Nelson, Glasgow, MT. 11.04
50. Trevor Waarvik, Glasgow, MT., Gage. Waarvik, Glasgow, MT. 10.87
51. Ricci Olson, Glasgow, MT., Dylan Guttenberg, Glasgow, MT. 10.79
52. Scott Redstone, Glasgow, MT., Macy Redstone, Glasgow, MT. 10.64
53. Brian Roness, Missoula, MT., Tanner Roness, Glasgow, MT. 10.47
54. Chase Olson, Big Timber, MT., Darcy Boos, Glasgow, MT. 10.25
55. Steve Harris Jr., Sidney, MT., Nick Fortier, Billings, MT. 9.63
56. Zach Miller, Glasgow, MT., Charlotte Miller, Glasgow, MT. 9.43
57. Ed Sugg, Glasgow, MT., Willow Sugg, Glasgow, MT. 9.07
58. Craig White, Glasgow, MT., Benson White, Glasgow, MT. 8.74
59. Reece Rorvick, Nashua, MT., Bentley Boreson, Glasgow, MT. 7.84
60. Tyler Johnson, Nashua, MT., Hillary Peace, Nashua, MT. 7.72
61. Matthew Bushman, Billings, MT., Corey Bushman, Billings, MT. 7.27
62. Todd Lindsay, Laurel, MT., JJ Lindsay, Laurel, MT. 6.9
63. Brielle Partridge, Glasgow, MT., Tatum Provencher, Glasgow, MT. 6.32
64. Gilmen Gasper, Circle, MT., Seeley Gasper, Circle, MT. 6.24
65. JD Bailey, Opheim, MT., Callahan Belling, Richland, MT. 6.16
66. Eric Braunberger, Miles City, MT., Lukas Braunberger, Miles City, MT. 5.78
67. William Goodrich, Corbett, OR., Riley Burmeister, Molt, MT. 3.44
68. Stone Tihista, Nashua, MT., Bonnie Dunning, Nashua, MT. 3.02
69. Josh Marottek, Medicine Lake, MT., Easton Marottek, Medicine Lake, MT. 2.11
70. Lucas Johnston, Troutdale, OR., Crosby Janzen, Missoula, MT. 0.91
71. David Irving, Glasgow, MT., Rod Ost, Glasgow, MT. 0.88
72. Corbin Rickert, Corbett, OR., Bryce Sander, Frenchtown, MT. 0.79
73. Mike Merideth, Nashua, MT., Michael Hendry, Nashua, MT.
74. Josh Schmitt, Sidney, MT., Will Goerss, Colstrip, MT.
75. Steve Sukut, Glasgow, MT., John Partridge, Fort Peck, MT.
76. Nathanial Lyman, Billings, MT., Peter Bushman, Joliet, MT.
77. Shelan Cooke, Glasgow, MT., Morgan Cooke, Glasgow, MT.
77. Brien Norcutt, Billings, MT., Steve Norcutt, Glasgow, MT.
79. Jed Korman, Saco, MT., Christal Korman, Saco, MT.
80. Norm Braaten, Fort Peck, MT., Dustin Braaten, Fort Peck, MT.

The 2025 edition of the Catfish Craw in Glasgow was a huge success. For the first time there was a 10k event along with a 5k and a 1 mile event.

Here are the official results:

https://runsignup.com/Race/MT/Glasgow/CatfishCrawlGlasgow

The Glasgow Reds are in Havre playing in a tournament this weekend. Glasgow has dropped both games of the tourney through Saturday. The Reds lost the first game on Friday losing to the Medicine Hat Knights 13-1 and on Saturday morning losing to Gallatin Valley 16-0.

On Sunday, Glasgow lost to Tri-County 12-6 and Havre 12-4.

Glasgow will next play at home vs Laurel on June 15th with games at 1pm and 3pm.

As part of Milk River Catfish Days, the 24th Annual Catfish Classic Fishing Tournament begins at 4 p.m. today, with midnight weigh-ins in the Glasgow Elks Lodge parking lot.

The Catfish Crawl is today in Glasgow. Events include a 10k, 5k and 1 mile run/walk. The 10k starts at 8:30 a.m., the 5k at 9 a.m. and the 1 mile at 9:30 a.m.

The races all begin and end at the Busted Knuckle Taproom; if you haven't registered yet, you can still register this morning, starting at 8 a.m.

The Milk River Catfish Days Cornhole Tournament starts at noon in front of the Glasgow Elks Club; registration starts at 11 a.m.

8 a.m. Catfish Crawl registration at the Busted Knuckle Taproom
8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Vendors and Crafts on 2nd Avenue South
9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Bloody Mary & Breakfast Burrito Brunch at the Glasgow Elks Club
10 a.m. - 2 p.m. School's Out Carnival in front of the Children's Museum
11 a.m. Cornhole Tournament Pre-Registration at the Glasgow Elks Club
Noon: Adult Cornhole Tournament in front of the Glasgow Elks Club
Club Fundraisers throughout downtown Glasgow
Glasgow Fire Department Show And Tell
4 p.m. 24th Annual Catfish Classic Tournament begins
Midnight: Weigh-ins in the Glasgow Elks Lodge parking lot

(FMDH Foundation Press Release)
Looking for a great time while supporting a great cause? Join us for the 26th Annual FMDH Foundation Golf Tournament on Saturday, June 7, at Sunnyside Country Club! Tee off is at 10 AM for this 18-hole scramble, open to 28 teams of four.

Enjoy hole prizes, cash payouts for the top five teams, and more! Best of all, your participation helps support quality healthcare in northeast Montana.

Sign up today at fmdh.org/golf or call the Foundation Office at (406) 228-3556. Play for a purpose—join us on the green!

Montana Big Sky Class B All-Star Football Game

Saturday, June 14, 1 p.m.

Palisades Field at Red Lodge High School

South roster

Ben Werner, Jefferson; Luke Oxarart, Jefferson; Brady Armstrong, Jefferson; Kaynen Martin, Jefferson; Kolbe Michaud, Jefferson; Luke Randal, Manhattan; George Stenberg, Manhattan; Mike Stewart, Manhattan; Kaysen Konkel, Manhattan; Chance Fenno, Manhattan; Clayton Kruse, Manhattan; Gunnar Smith, Columbus; Caleb Stosich, Big Timber; Deegan Mattson, Townsend; Sawyer Horne, Townsend; Cael Sell, Townsend; Eric Humphreys, Townsend; Sawyer Andersen, Three Forks; Dylan Anderson, Three Forks; Josh Delger, Three Forks; Drydan Frisinger, Three Forks; Will Oley, Red Lodge; Calvin Garmann, Red Lodge; Boston Ewing, Red Lodge; Kaleb Daniels, Red Lodge; Kaden Juhnke, Joliet; Niyol Medicine Bull, Colstrip; Wyatt Beddes, Shepherd; Jordan Lettas, Huntley Project; Grady Schmidt, Huntley Project; Sheldon Serrano, Roundup. Head coach: Connor Sullivan, Three Forks; Assistant coaches: Tyler Palmer, Three Forks; Deryk Van Zee, Baker; Joe Horne, Townsend; George Warburton, Joliet; Brandley Peabody, Red Lodge.

North roster

Kellen Connors, Anaconda; Blake Becker, Whitehall; Ethan Wock, Whitehall; Vincent Lincoln, Missoula Loyola; Nolan Lee, Missoula Loyola; Walter James, Missoula Loyola; Jesse Day, Eureka; Kaiden Robins, Thompson Falls; Bryson McCormick, Thompson Falls; Samuel Burgess, Thompson Falls; Rollie Fisher, Florence; Jack Lippy, Florence; Cole Fowler, Florence; Xavier Wood, Conrad; Roscoe Shaw, Conrad; Chris Graham, Conrad; Cole Chambers, Conrad; Kade Strommen, Glasgow; Jaydeen Hanshew, Glasgow; Connor Hudyma, Glasgow; Dillion Hughes, Glasgow; Stockton Oxarart, Malta; Blaine Downing, Malta; Treyton Wilke, Malta; Chuck Brettin, Malta; Kohner Schipman, Malta; Ryder Carper, Fairfield; Alex Wahl, Cut Bank; Dallas Berkram, Cut Bank; Mike Bell, Wolf Point. Head coach: Tono Lippy, Florence; Assistant coaches: Keenan Hendricksen, Florence; Paul Schilling, Cut Bank; Justin Pfeifer, Cut Bank; Dan Lacey, Anaconda; Carson Hritsco, Anaconda.

The Glasgow Reds American Legion Baseball team split a doubleheader with Miles City on Wednesday at Bill Connors Field in Glasgow.

Miles City won the first game 11-10 and Glasgow came back to win 10-5 in the second game.

The Reds now sit with a 4-1 record on the season.

Glasgow will travel to Havre this weekend with games against Medicine Hat on Friday at 2:30pm. The Reds will play Gallatin Valley at 8am Saturday and Tri-County at 3:30pm Sunday. The final game for Glasgow will be Sunday at 6pm vs Havre.

The Glasgow Reds have started the season 3-0 with a sweep through North Dakota. Glasgow picked up a 9-6 win over the Williston Oilers and swept the Ray Jays 12-4 and 4-3.

Glasgow will play Miles City on Wednesday at Bill Connors Field with games at 5pm and 7pm.

NextLevelScottie Ellis McKean wrapped up a fine college running career on Friday, finishing with a 9:19.99 in his final college steeplechase race at the West Regional NCAA Track and Field Meet in College Station, Texas.

Ellis has been battling some tendinopathy, which has hampered his training for the last month. The 2019 GHS grad competed for the University of Montana before heading to graduate school at the University of San Francisco.

The Glasgow Reds American Legion Baseball Team is on the road to North Dakota this weekend, facing the Watford City Walleyes on Saturday and the Ray Jays on Sunday. Both matchups are scheduled as doubleheaders.

Glasgow will return home to play the Miles City Mavericks at 5 and 7 on Wednesday, June 4th. We plan to air both games on KLTZ.

Schedule:
June 6-8 at Havre Tournament
June 11 at Glendive
June 15 Home vs. Laurel Dodgers
June 17 at Billings Blue Jays
June 18 at Laurel Dodgers
June 27 Home vs. Billings Blue Jays
June 30 Home vs. Glendive Blue Devils
July 1 Home vs. Lockwood Razorbacks
July 8 Home vs. Billings Cardinals
July 11-13 at Willison Tournament
July 17 at Billings Cardinals
July 18 at Lockwood Razorbacks
July 24-27 at District Tournament in Laurel
July 30-August 3 State Tournament in Conrad

It’s time to walk together for mental health! Join the Valley CARE Coalition on Saturday, June 14th at 10:30 a.m. at the Valley Event Center.

You’ll hear a few words about mental health, then take a short walk to the Library Courtyard. After the walk, stick around for some free snacks, good company, and a chance to show our community that no one walks alone. Valley County Transit will give you a ride back when we're done.

Wear green, bring a friend, and help spread the message—mental health is a journey, not a destination!

Tryouts were held this week and the roster of Scottie Cheerleaders for the 2025-2026 school year has been announced!

The Glasgow Scottie Football team will kick off their season August 29th at home vs Red Lodge. Glasgow will have additional home games vs Cut Bank, Fairfield, Wolf Point and Malta. Glasgow will hit the road with games in Baker, Shelby and Conrad. There is also a game scheduled with Missoula Loyola that will be played at a neutral site.

Glasgow's annual all-sports banquet was held at St. Raphael's Church on Tuesday night.

Macy Martin was named the female senior athlete of the year, while Connor Hudyma was the male athlete of the year. Follow the links below for the full list of award winners.

Varsity Letter Winners, Academic All State, All Conference, All State, Specialty Awards, Next Level Athletes

Sports Specific Award Winners

Spring Sports Academic All-State Selections will be added next week after the school year is finished.

Glasgow Scottie Brynn Donaldson has been selected to the Class B/C All-State team for the 2025 season. Congratulations on a great junior season, Brynn!

Three Glasgow Scotties have earned Eastern B/C All-Conference honors.

Brynn Donaldson has been selected to 1st Team Eastern B/C All-Conference. Tessa Miller and Macy Martin have been selected to 2nd Team All-Conference.

2025 Scottie Booster Club All-Sports Banquet:

This year’s banquet will be held at 6:00 pm on Tuesday May 27th at the St. Raphael’s Parish Center Gymnasium. The banquet will include a FREE meal sponsored by the Scottie Booster Club, the awards presentation, and a featured speaker presentation.

ALL 2024-25 participating High School student athletes are invited to attend. Last minute tickets are available at the Glasgow High School office. Each student athlete will receive up to two additional Banquet Tickets free of cost paid for by the Scottie Booster Club. Any additional Tickets must be purchased at the Glasgow High School office. $10 per ticket for adult. $5 per ticket for 12 and under.
-- Varsity Letter Winner Certificates for each sport
-- All Conference Selections
-- All State Selections
-- Academic All State Selections
-- Sport Specific Awards (Team MVP's, Most Improved, etc)
-- Male and Female Outstanding Senior Athlete Awards
-- Annual Golden Scottie Awards
all of these and more are expected to be awarded at this year's banquet.

This is a semi-formal event for the student athletes and their coaches. Please dress accordingly and make every effort to attend!

Dickinson State University's women's track and field team delivered a championship performance of historic proportions at the 2024 NAIA Outdoor Track and Field National Championships, finishing fourth overall, the highest national placing in program history, and earning seven All-American honors.

Hinsdale's Kaitlyn McColly finished second overall in the heptathlon, with 4,931 points.
Nashua's Taylor Laumeyer earned All-American status as she took sixth in the discus with a mark of 45.62m (149' 8). Laumeyer finished 10th in the hammer throw on Thursday at 170' 3 (51.88 meters). Wolf Point's Jewel Olson was 10th in the 400m in 56.89.

Class B/C state softball tournament

May 22-24 at Glasgow

Thursday, May 22

Game 1: Shepherd 16, Thompson Falls 0, first round

Game 2: St. Ignatius-Arlee-Charlo 6, Huntley Project 5, first round

Game 3: Florence 17, Glasgow 3, first round

Game 4: Manhattan 15, Troy 0, first round

Game 5: Shepherd 12, St. Ignatius-Arlee-Charlo 1, quarterfinal

Game 6: Manhattan 3, Florence 2, quarterfinal

Friday, May 23

Game 7: Huntley Project 7, Thompson Falls 5, loser out,

Game 8: Troy 4, Glasgow 3, loser out

Game 9: Florence 17, Huntley Project 6, loser out

Game 10: St. Ignatius-Arlee-Charlo 6, Troy 5, loser out

Game 11: Shepherd 9, Manhattan 1, undefeated semifinal

Game 12: Florence 7, St. Ignatius-Arlee-Charlo 2, loser earns fourth place

Saturday, May 24

Game 13: Florence 8, Manhattan 7, loser earns third place

Game 14: Shepherd 12, Florence 2, championship

State C track and field final results

Thursday through Saturday

at Missoula County Public Schools Stadium

Girls team scores: Richey-Lambert 52, Scobey 50, Philipsburg 50, Savage 40, Circle 37, Fort Benton 34, Whitewater 34, Turner 34, Denton-Geyser-Stanford 25, Roberts 20, Belt 20, Chester-Joplin-Inverness 17, Saco 14, Seeley-Swan 11, Twin Bridges 10, Valley Christian 10, White Sulphur Springs 9, Bainville 8, Shields Valley 8, Plentywood 6, North Star 5, Hot Springs 4, Hinsdale 4, Augusta 4, Power-Dutton/Brady 4, Bridger 3, Lincoln 3, Gardiner 2, Cascade 2, Noxon 2, Drummond 1, Forsyth 1, Harlowton-Ryegate-Judith Gap 1, Manhattan Christian 1, Melstone 1.

Boys team scores: Manhattan Christian 75, Cascade 57, Valley Christian 44, Lustre Christian 38, Plentywood 36, Chester-Joplin-Inverness 28, Drummond 24, Noxon 22, Hot Springs 21, Culbertson 20, Power-Dutton/Brady 18, Centerville 14, Gardiner 14, Lincoln 10, Custer-Hysham 10, Seeley-Swan 10, Denton-Geyser-Stanford 10, Roy-Winifred 8, Melstone 8, Roberts 7, Belt 6, Box Elder 6, Fort Benton 5, Hobson-Moore 5, Simms 4, Savage 4, Hinsdale 4, Fromberg 4, Saco 4, Highwood 3, Alberton 2, Big Sandy 2, Dodson 2, Winnett-Grass Range 1, Shields Valley 1.

Girls

100: 1, Cambry Conradsen, Savage, 12.64. 2, Montannah Piar, Granite, 12.73. 3, Etta Wicks, Fort Benton, 12.81. 4, Jolee Klempel, Richey-Lambe, 12.88. 5, Ally Jacques, Fort Benton, 12.96. 6, Destinee Goodman, Belt, 13.00.

200: 1, Cambry Conradsen, Savage, 25.64. 2, Ali Doyle, Turner, 26.27. 3, Etta Wicks, Fort Benton, 26.69. 4, Montannah Piar, Granite, 26.74. 5, Shiloh Fisher, Valley Chris, 26.77. 6, Abby Boyd, Melstone, 26.95.

400: 1, Cambry Conradsen, Savage, 59.17. 2, Kate Nasner, Circle, 59.94. 3, Hailey Berwick, Bainville, 1:00.84. 4, Vannie Urick, Belt, 1:00.91. 5, Bridget Reed, Turner, 1:00.99. 6, TJ Chirrick, Roberts, 1:01.31.

800: 1, TJ Chirrick, Roberts, 2:19.18. 2, Bridget Reed, Turner, 2:20.77. 3, Addi Lilyquist, Granite, 2:23.63. 4, Shelbi LaBrie, Whitewater, 2:24.69. 5, Brooke Streit, Chester-Jopl, 2:25.02. 6, Piper Miller, North Star, 2:25.60.

1600: 1, Shelbi LaBrie, Whitewater, 5:10.02. 2, TJ Chirrick, Roberts, 5:20.53. 3, Addi Lilyquist, Granite, 5:25.69. 4, Mya Green, Scobey, 5:30.82. 5, Sophia Mortag, Cascade, 5:32.33. 6, Natalie Graveley, Drummond, 5:34.04.

3200: 1, Shelbi LaBrie, Whitewater, 12:03.78. 2, Addi Lilyquist, Granite, 12:24.85. 3, Mya Green, Scobey, 12:29.59. 4, Rebekah Wall, Power-Dutton, 12:32.75. 5, Piper Miller, North Star, 12:38.18. 6, Cadence Cameron, Harlowton/Ry, 12:40.06.

100 Meter Hurdles: 1, Jolee Klempel, Richey-Lambe, 15.50. 2, Mady Willis, Scobey, 15.54. 3, Bridget Reed, Turner, 16.17. 4, Kate Nasner, Circle, 16.31. 5, Carli Wood, Twin Bridges, 16.44. 6, Bella Cash-Rich, Manhattan Ch, 16.54.

300 Meter Hurdles: 1, Ali Doyle, Turner, 45.26. 2, Mady Willis, Scobey, 46.55. 3, Kate Nasner, Circle, 46.61. 4, Brie Mattson, Chester-Jopl, 47.01. 5, Maggie Darr, Gardiner, 47.39. 6, TJ Chirrick, Roberts, 47.48.

4x100 Meter Relay: 1, Fort Benton 'A' 49.82. 2, Shields Valley 'A' 51.00. 3, Richey-Lambert 'A' 51.15. 4, Belt 'A' 51.38. 5, Circle 'A' 52.07. 6, Denton-Geyser-Stanford 'A' 52.08.

4x400 Meter Relay: 1, Belt 'A' 4:10.10. 2, Valley Christian 'A' 4:13.77. 3, Denton-Geyser-Stanford 'A' 4:15.41. 4, Circle 'A' 4:15.82. 5, Fort Benton 'A' 4:15.87. 6, Chester-Joplin-Inverness 'A' 4:16.02.

High Jump: 1, Brynn Kammerzell, Chester-Jopl, J5-04. 2, Angeline Riener, Fort Benton, J5-04. 3, Emma Smith, Denton-Geyse, J5-04. 4, BaiLee McColly, Hinsdale, J5-02. 5, Jordyn Zarske, Lincoln, J5-00. 6, Delaney Klaassen, Bridger, J5-00.

Pole Vault: 1, Mylee Reuter, Savage, J10-06. 2, Emerson Downing, Saco, J10-00. 3, Mady Willis, Scobey, J9-06. 4, Kyla Buckentin, Denton-Geyse, J9-00. 5, Piper Miller, North Star, J9-00. 6, Krymzen Dempster, Lincoln, J9-00.

Long Jump: 1, Montannah Piar, Granite, J17-09.50. 2, Jolee Klempel, Richey-Lambe, J17-09.50. 3, Emma Murphy, Circle, J16-08.50. 4, Brynne Hill, Richey-Lambe, J16-06.50. 5, Kate Nasner, Circle, J16-05.75. 6, Kilty Hanson, Seeley-Swan, J16-05.

Triple Jump: 1, Brynne Hill, Richey-Lambe, 35-11.75. 2, Montannah Piar, Granite, 35-10.25. 3, Mallory Tommerup, Plentywood, 35-03. 4, Jolee Klempel, Richey-Lambe, 35-02.50. 5, Delaney Klaassen, Bridger, 34-05. 6, Meryssa Price, Forsyth, 34-03.

Shot Put: 1, Kaytie Aanstad, Scobey, 42-00. 2, Natalie Fisher, White Sulphu, 36-01.75. 3, Jolee Klempel, Richey-Lambe, 35-11.25. 4, Cerenity Hjorth, Augusta, 34-04. 5, MaRae Smail, Twin Bridges, 34-00.25. 6, Laura Guldborg, Circle, 33-11.25.

Discus: 1, Lillian Boyd, Seeley-Swan, 147-09. 2, Kaytie Aanstad, Scobey, 120-11. 3, MaRae Smail, Twin Bridges, 114-06. 4, Georgia Uski, Hot Springs, 111-04. 5, Addison Hansen, Bainville, 106-05. 6, Natalie Fisher, White Sulphu, 106-00.

Javelin: 1, Kennedy Simonson, Whitewater, J124-02. 2, BriElla Becker, Denton-Geyse, J121-07. 3, Emerson Downing, Saco, J115-11. 4, Emma Murphy, Circle, J114-04. 5, Sandy Bonney, Noxon, J114-03. 6, Dezirae Goodman, Belt, J113-03.

Boys

100: 1, Henry Kukowski, Plentywood, 11.29. 2, Luke Kelley, Centerville, 11.38. 3, Brayden McCoy, Valley Chris, 11.43. 4, Nathan Goble, Simms, 11.49. 5, Ian Snyder, Culbertson, 11.60. 6, Robbie Miller, Valley Chris, 11.61.

200: 1, Henry Kukowski, Plentywood, 22.29. 2, Brayden McCoy, Valley Chris, 22.43. 3, Luke Kelley, Centerville, 22.79. 4, Jacob Swanz, Denton-Geyse, 23.20. 5, David Chapman, Hot Springs, 23.21. 6, Ian Snyder, Culbertson, 23.24.

400: 1, Brayden McCoy, Valley Chris, 49.87. 2, Christian Triemstra, Manhattan Ch, 50.31. 3, Tucker Keller, Melstone, 50.91. 4, Shaphan Hubner, Manhattan Ch,51.23. 5, Seth Dunster, Seeley-Swan, 51.55. 6, Treyton Tinsen, Highwood, 51.93.

800: 1, Shaphan Hubner, Manhattan Ch, 1:56.63. 2, Peyton Johnson, Cascade, 1:59.28. 3, Tyler Lane, Cascade, 2:00.40. 4, Seth Dunster, Seeley-Swan, 2:01.52. 5, Shea Fredette, Alberton, 2:01.75. 6, Walker Hoaglin, Valley Chris, 2:01.77.

1600: 1, Shaphan Hubner, Manhattan Ch, 4:35.19. 2, Prestyn Klatt, Lustre Chris, 4:36.24. 3, Trent Lane, Cascade, 4:36.64. 4, Dawson Parke, Drummond, 4:38.01. 5, Cavan Visser, Manhattan Ch, 4:38.64. 6, Peyton Johnson, Cascade, 4:42.16.

3200: 1, Dawson Parke, Drummond, 10:11.40. 2, Trent Lane, Cascade, 10:16.78. 3, Dean Sampsen, Plentywood, 10:17.37. 4, Peyton Johnson, Cascade, 10:25.54. 5, Donovan Posey, Dodson, 10:25.94. 6, David Cox, Hobson-Moore, 10:35.03.

110 Meter Hurdles: 1, David Chapman, Hot Springs, 14.80. 2, Braden Tuning, Gardiner, 15.13. 3, Ricky Williams, Noxon, 15.64. 4, Tanner Vick, Power-Dutton, 15.66. 5, Rance Hamilton, Manhattan Ch, 16.28. 6, Jace Page, Shields Vall, 16.45.

300 Meter Hurdles: 1, Johnslee Pierre, Lustre Chris, 39.55. 2, Nick McAllister, Hot Springs, 40.58. 3, Jacob Swanz, Denton-Geyse, 40.66. 4, Tanner Vick, Power-Dutton, 42.15. 5, Ricky Williams, Noxon, 42.24. 6, Rance Hamilton, Manhattan Ch, 42.29.

4x100 Meter Relay: 1, Valley Christian 'A' 43.98. 2, Chester-Joplin-Inverness 'A' 44.34. 3, Cascade 'A' 44.35. 4, Plentywood 'A' 44.39. 5, Fort Benton 'A' 44.48. 6, Hot Springs 'A' 45.08.

4x400 Meter Relay: 1, Manhattan Christian 'A' 3:26.93. 2, Valley Christian 'A' 3:31.98. 3, Gardiner 'A' 3:33.36. 4, Hobson-Moore 'A' 3:34.58. 5, Highwood 'A' 3:36.30. 6, Cascade 'A' 3:36.93.

High Jump: 1, Ricky Williams, Noxon, J6-09.25. 2, Brant Ligameri, Cascade, J6-04. 3, Dreyden Anderson, Box Elder, J6-04. 4, Zane Pilgeram, Savage, J6-02. 5, Braxton Hajenga, Big Sandy, J6-02. 6, Brooks Solem, Culbertson, J6-02.

Pole Vault: 1, Tanner Vick, Power-Dutton, J14-00. 2, Tate Hamilton, Manhattan Ch, J13-00. 3, Kayden Riddle, Lincoln, J12-06. 4, Kade Strommen, Hinsdale, J12-06. 5, Teegan Riddle, Lincoln, J12-06. 6, Kadin Graveley, Drummond, J12-00.

Long Jump: 1, Johnslee Pierre, Lustre Chris, 21-11. 2, Brant Ligameri, Cascade, 21-01.25. 3, Christian Triemstra, Manhattan Ch, 21-00.25. 4, Ricky Williams, Noxon, 20-08. 5, Truman Giese, Fort Benton, 20-07.50. 6, Gus Kosel, Roberts, 20-06.50.

Triple Jump: 1, Johnslee Pierre, Lustre Chris, 44-05.75. 2, Christian Triemstra, Manhattan Ch, 41-08.50. 3, Gus Kosel, Roberts, 40-11.25. 4, Cash Smith, Belt, 40-07.50. 5, Nolan Kamerman, Melstone, 40-07.25. 6, Kameron Kakalecik, Cascade, 40-05.25.

Shot Put: 1, Dane Grammar, Chester-Jopl, 47-11. 2, Chance Dunkerson, Drummond, 46-01.75. 3, Dominic Holst, Manhattan Ch, 45-03.25. 4, Blaine Downing, Saco, 45-00. 5, Luke Highfill, Belt, 43-11. 6, David Olson, Fort Benton, 43-08.75.

Discus: 1, Dane Grammar, Chester-Jopl, 157-11. 2, Kolt Lensing, Roy-Winifred, 148-02. 3, Plenny Williams, Culbertson, 142-06. 4, Waylon Hoffman, Fromberg, 141-09. 5, Andrew Brown, Lincoln, 140-09. 6, Wyatt Melton, Winnett-Gras, 137-05.

Javelin: 1, Layne Duncan, Custer-Hysha, 170-11. 2, Brooks Solem, Culbertson, 164-06. 3, Adin Jones, Plentywood, 163-04. 4, Derrick Brovold, Seeley-Swan, 158-10. 5, Gavin Deen, Culbertson, 154-06. 6, Michael Goettle, Drummond, 154-05.

State B track and field results

Friday and Saturday

Missoula County Public Schools Stadium

Team scores

Girls: 1, Missoula Loyola, 95. 2, Huntley Project, 71. T3, Shelby, 34. T3, Townsend, 34. 5, Jefferson, 31. 6, Shepherd, 28. T7, Three Forks, 20. T7, Plains, 20. 9, Choteau, 18. 10, Manhattan, 17.

Boys: 1, Missoula Loyola, 58; 2, Florence-Carlton, 53; 3, Columbus, 45; 4, Superior, 40; 5, Jefferson, 36; 6, Joliet, 29; 7, Big Timber, 27; T8, Red Lodge, 24; T8, Fairview, 24; 10, Three Forks, 21.

Finals results

Girls

100 Meter: 1, Kaimea Dalke, Shepherd, 12.40. 2, Regan Torgerson, Shelby, 12.55. 3, Cori Coombe, Joliet, 12.67. 4, Sophia Berry, Missoula Loyola, 12.70. 5, Maya Noble, Three Forks, 12.95. 6, Madigan Hurlbert, Florence-Carlton, 13.01.

200 Meter: 1, Kaimea Dalke, Shepherd, 25.33. 2, Regan Torgerson, Shelby, 25.39. 3, Avery Gerdes, Huntley Project, 25.78. 4, Sophia Berry, Missoula Loyola, 25.82. 5, Cori Coombe, Joliet, 26.30. 6, Addy Lorash, Columbus, 26.48.

400 Meter: 1, Avery Gerdes, Huntley Project, 56.52. 2, Regan Torgerson, Shelby, 56.59. 3, Sophia Berry, Missoula Loyola, 58.06. 4, Braelynn Mangold, Superior, 59.70. 5, Charley Nissen, Chinook, 1:00.16. 6, Morgan Taylor, Shepherd, 1:00.57.

800 Meter: 1, Avery Gerdes, Huntley Project, 2:13.78. 2, Natalie Hodgskiss, Choteau, 2:15.43. 3, Ireland Johnston, Missoula Loyola, 2:22.40. 4, Aeris Stewart, Shelby, 2:23.31. 5, Lily Adair, Darby, 2:23.79. 6, Peyton Stearns, Jefferson, 2:24.33.

1,600 Meter: 1, Natalie Hodgskiss, Choteau, 5:08.68. 2, Kyla Meissner, Townsend, 5:12.93. 3, Ruthanne Bowen, Manhattan, 5:25.35. 4, Alexus Seymour, Chinook, 5:26.82. 5, Peyton Stearns, Jefferson, 5:28.73. 6, Riley Beck, Big Timber, 5:31.84.

3,200 Meter: 1, Kyla Meissner, Townsend, 11:19.17. 2, Ruthanne Bowen, Manhattan, 11:31.25. 3, Riley Beck, Big Timber, 11:57.81. 4, Marina Tulloch, Plains, 12:02.34. 5, Ella Miller, Manhattan, 12:06.65. 6, Neva Lowe, Chinook, 12:07.43.

100 Meter Hurdles: 1, Allison Gama, Missoula Loyola, 14.80. 2, Madigan Hurlbert, Florence-Carlton, 15.08. 3, Sophia Berry, Missoula Loyola, 15.10. 4, Ava White, Superior, 15.97. 5, Holly Newman, Broadwater, 16.00. 6, Natalie Anderson, Darby, 16.30.

300 Meter Hurdles: 1, Sophia Berry, Missoula Loyola, 45.05. 2, Allison Gama, Missoula Loyola, 46.02. 3, Caidance Merecki, Huntley Project, 46.37. 4, Ava White, Superior, 46.39. 5, Jaycee Luse, Cut Bank, 46.60. 6, Natalie Anderson, Darby, 47.24.

400 Meter Relay: 1, Missoula Loyola, 49.01. 2, Huntley Project, 49.65. 3, Shepherd, 49.67. 4, Anaconda, 50.58. 5, Fairview, 50.65. 6, Florence-Carlton, 50.77.

1,600 Meter Relay: 1, Missoula Loyola, 4:03.20. 2, Huntley Project, 4:05.45. 3, Shelby, 4:09.76. 4, Darby, 4:10.62. 5, Three Forks, 4:12.29. 6, Big Timber, 4:13.98.

High Jump: 1, Allison Gama, Missoula Loyola, 5-04. 2, Megan Copper, Columbus, 5-02. 3, Mckinleigh Doherty, Jefferson, 5-02. 3, Natalie Harrell, Fairfield, 5-02. 3, Avery Gerdes, Huntley Project, 5-02. 6, Victoria Gerhart, Missoula Loyola, 5-00.

Pole Vault: 1, Ava Krings, Conrad, 10-03. 2, Maya Noble, Three Forks, 10-00. 3, Karli Campbell, Eureka, 9-06. 4, AnnaLeigh Matejovsky, Wolf Point, 9-06. 5, Mayzie Yoakam, Glasgow, 9-06. 6, Maryisa Swope, Superior, 9-06.

Long Jump: 1, Kaitlyn Noyes, Townsend, 17-10.75. 2, Kambre Kloker, Fairview, 16-11.75. 3, Natalie Harrell, Fairfield, 16-10.75. 4, Allison Gama, Missoula Loyola, 16-09. 5, Mckinleigh Doherty, Jefferson, 16-06.25. 6, Paityn Lethert, Columbus, 16-06.

Triple Jump: 1, Avery Gerdes, Huntley Project, 37-00.50. 2, Cori Coombe, Joliet, 36-11. 3, Allison Gama, Missoula Loyola, 36-06.50. 4, Kaitlyn Noyes, Townsend, 35-03. 5, Paityn Lethert, Columbus, 34-06. 6, Sarah Windy Boy, Huntley Project, 34-04.75.

Shot Put: 1, Denvyr Tuss, Malta, 37-08.25. 2, Kylie Rowan, Three Forks, 37-04.50. 3, Alexis Deming, Plains, 37-04.50. 4, Hannah Holinde, Glasgow, 36-06.50. 5, Ivy Grimsrud, Huntley Project, 35-11.25. 6, Amya Martinez, Wolf Point, 35-08.

Discus: 1, Alexis Deming, Plains, 128-09. 2, Joslyn Buckley, Jefferson, 123-08. 3, London Ostby, Jefferson, 115-06. 4, Denvyr Tuss, Malta, 113-07. 5, Hannah Holinde, Glasgow, 113-04. 6, Rina Gottula, Shepherd, 108-06.

Javelin: 1, Addyson Deal, Thompson Falls, 125-10. 2, Allie Muffick, Jefferson, 125-04. 3, Ivy Grimsrud, Huntley Project, 124-05. 4, Hannah Schoen, Chinook, 123-10. 5, Paige Wertheimer, Big Timber, 117-02. 6, Hadley Jones, Manhattan, 115-10.

Boys

100 Meter: 1, Trizten Avila, Superior, 11.24. 2, Isaac Bates, Florence-Carlton, 11.38. 3, Buck Prather, Columbus, 11.43. 4, Dawson Hammond, Malta, 11.44. 5, Mason McQuillan, Joliet, 11.53. 6, Khye Gamas, Glasgow, 11.54.

200 Meter: 1, Trizten Avila, Superior, 22.00. 2, Buck Prather, Columbus, 22.20. 3, Logan Williams, Florence-Carlton, 22.39. 4, Khye Gamas, Glasgow, 22.57. 5, McCoy Townsend, Darby, 22.75. 6, Dawson Hammond, Malta, 22.94.

400 Meter: 1, Trizten Avila, Superior, 50.05. 2, Ledger Martin, Conrad, 50.19. 3, Kougar Kappel, Red Lodge, 50.29. 4, Khye Gamas, Glasgow, 50.37. 5, Matthew Tobiason, Missoula Loyola, 50.70. 6, Trent Karst, Fairview, 50.77.

800 Meter: 1, Auston Schellig, Joliet, 1:53.79. 2, Colter Anderson, Big Timber, 1:56.72. 3, Keaton Sample, Colstrip, 1:58.30. 4, Kyler Holinde, Glasgow, 1:58.73. 5, Colter Fellin, Missoula Loyola, 1:58.91. 6, Cole Sartori, Eureka, 1:59.50.

1,600 Meter: 1, Auston Schellig, Joliet, 4:24.35. 2, Kyler Harris, Florence-Carlton, 4:25.74. 3, Cass Violett, Three Forks, 4:27.82. 4, Keaton Sample, Colstrip, 4:31.42. 5, Ethan Walker, Harlem, 4:31.81. 6, CJ Pijanowski, Florence-Carlton, 4:32.08.

3,200 Meter: 1, Kyler Harris, Florence-Carlton, 9:34.08. 2, Cass Violett, Three Forks, 9:39.61. 3, CJ Pijanowski, Florence-Carlton, 9:44.14. 4, Ethan Walker, Harlem, 9:50.76. 5, John Jermyn, Plains, 9:50.81. 6, Harlon Leishman, St Ignatius, 9:52.38.

110 Meter Hurdles: 1, Jackson Kuiken, Missoula Loyola, 15.36. 2, Caleb Stosich, Big Timber, 15.43. 3, Saber Allen, Fairfield, 15.68. 4, Brodie Carper, Fairfield, 15.74. 5, Braden McGuirl, Missoula Loyola, 15.84. 6, Kanon Reichman, Three Forks, 16.06.

300 Meter Hurdles: 1, Caleb Stosich, Big Timber, 39.55. 2, Kougar Kappel, Red Lodge, 40.12. 3, Cain Hanson, Columbus, 40.92. 4, Ryder Carper, Fairfield, 41.72. 5, Eric Worden, Joliet, 41.85. 6, Saber Allen, Fairfield, 42.11.

400 Meter Relay: 1, Columbus 43.43. 2, Jefferson 43.57. 3, Florence-Carlton 43.61. 4, Fairview 43.70. 5, Malta 43.87. 6, Joliet 44.02.

1,600 Meter Relay: 1, Fairview, 3:25.01. 2, Columbus, 3:27.21. 3, Eureka, 3:27.94. 4, Joliet 3:28.47. 5, Darby, 3:29.43. 6, Big Timber, 3:30.34.

High Jump: 1, Landon Richards, Superior, 6-06. 2, Rusch Yeager, Choteau, 6-04. 3, Ethan Stack, Missoula Loyola, 6-04. 4, John Quigley, Jefferson, 6-02. 5, Jarek Janz, Baker, 6-02. 6, Colten Thornock, Jefferson, 6-02.

Pole Vault: 1, Nolan Evenson, Red Lodge, 15-00. 2, Jake Schlothauer, Fairview, 14-00. 3, Max Gannon, Cut Bank, 13-06. 4, Owen Oliver, Missoula Loyola, 13-00. 5, Morgan Jolliff, Huntley Project, 12-06. 6, Luke Randall, Manhattan, 12-06.

Long Jump: 1, Carson Nissen, Chinook, 21-05.25. 2, Jack Clevenger, Missoula Loyola, 21-03.75. 3, Ethan Stack, Missoula Loyola, 21-02.75. 4, Tucker Huckaba, Whitehall, 21-02.50. 5, Karson Thomas, Choteau, 20-11.75. 6, Jarek Janz, Baker, 20-08.75.

Triple Jump: 1, Ethan Stack, Missoula Loyola, 44-03.75. 2, Jack Clevenger, Missoula Loyola, 43-10.50. 3, Brady Olson, Three Forks, 42-05.50. 4, Ryder Carper, Fairfield, 41-10.25. 5, Tucker Huckaba, Whitehall, 41-07.50. 6, Kyle Gravelle, Columbus, 40-11.50.

Shot Put: 1, Luke Oxarart, Jefferson, 48-07.50. 2, Bridger Alexander, Florence-Carlton, 48-02. 3, Brady Armstrong, Jefferson, 47-05. 4, Brady Toner, Manhattan, 47-03.50. 5, Connor Hudyma, Glasgow, 47-02.50. 6, Gabe Hutton, Thompson Falls, 47-01.

Discus: 1, Ryan Sharbono, St Ignatius, 165-06. 2, Braedon Ferris, Thompson Falls, 165-05. 3, Brady Armstrong, Jefferson, 153-04. 4, Connor Hudyma, Glasgow, 149-10. 5, Kane Olsen, Baker, 147-10. 6, Deacon Gackle, Fairview, 146-03.

Javelin: 1, Jesse Day, Eureka, 180-11. 2, Kesston Thomas, Choteau, 180-10. 3, Gunnar Smith, Columbus, 174-11. 4, Luke Randall, Manhattan, 169-05. 5, Kody Standiford, Shelby, 168-04. 6, Luke Oxarart, Jefferson, 168-01.

Girls: Missoula Loyola 95, Huntley Project 71, Shelby 34, Broadwater 34. Glasgow 22nd with 8 points
Individual Placers:
Shot Put
4. Hannah Holinde 36' 6.5
Discus
5. Hannah Holinde 113' 4
Pole Vault
5. Mayzie Yoakam 9' 6

Also, personal bests were recorded by Kimber Dulaney in the triple jump (32' 5.75) and the girls 4x400m relay team (4:31.45)

Boys: Missoula Loyola 58, Florence-Carlton 53, Columbus 45. Glasgow 11th with 19 points

Individual Placers:
100m
6. Khye Gamas 11.38 (PR)
200m
4. Khye Gamas 22.57 (PR)
400m
4. Khye Gamas 50.37 (PR)
800m
4. Kyler Holinde 1:58.73
Shot Put
5. Connor Hudyma 47' 2.5 (PR)
Discus
4. Connor Hudyma 149' 10

Also, personal bests were recorded by Rex Monson in the shot put (44' 4), and the Boys 4x400m relay team (3:32.47)

Full Results

Class B/C state softball tournament

May 22-24 at Glasgow

Thursday, May 22

Game 1: Shepherd 16, Thompson Falls 0, first round

Game 2: St. Ignatius-Arlee-Charlo 6, Huntley Project 5, first round

Game 3: Florence 17, Glasgow 3, first round

Game 4: Manhattan 15, Troy 0, first round

Game 5: Shepherd 12, St. Ignatius-Arlee-Charlo 1, quarterfinal

Game 6: Manhattan 3, Florence 2, quarterfinal

Friday, May 23
Game 7: Huntley Project defeated Thompson Falls 7-5
Game 8: Troy defeated Glasgow 4-3
Game 9: Florence defeats Huntley Project 17-6
Game 10: MAC defeated Troy 6-5
Game 11: Shepherd defeated Manhattan 9-1
Game 12: Florence defeated MAC 7-2

Saturday, May 24
Game 13: Manhattan vs. Florence, loser earns third place, 9 a.m.
Game 14: Shepherd vs. Game 13 winner, championship, 11 a.m.
Game 15: Second championship, if necessary, 1 p.m.

Hinsdale's Kaitlyn McColly again had a fine season-ending performance in the heptathlon, finishing second in the nation at the NAIA National Track & Field Meet on Thursday.

The Dickinson State University senior was 4th in the 100m hurdles, 10th in high jump 1st in shot put, 11th in the 200m 10th in the long jump, 3rd in javelin and 6th in the 800m. She finished just 30 points out of first place.

1. Abi Stevens SR Southern Oregon 4961
2. Kaitlyn McColly SR Dickinson St. 4931
3. Abby Clark SR Montana Tech 4883
4. Haley Bellamy JR Central Methodist 4774
5. Adrienne Washington JR Eastern Oregon 4760

She was 4th last year, 1st in 2023 and 10th in 2022.

Class C state golf tournament

May 20-21 at Sidney Country Club

Final results

BOYS

Individual top 10: Cooper Axtman, Scobey, 79-75—154; Cavan Visser, Manhattan Christian, 80-83—163; Carter VanDyken, Manhattan Christian, 86-80—166; Brecken Maher, Scobey, 86-81—167; Max Venhuizen, Manhattan Christian, 85-82—167; Evan Tande, Scobey, 84-84—168; Grady Dow, Centerville, 85-86—171; Carson Solberg, Plentywood, 83-90—173; Aiden Posthumu, Seeley-Swan, 91-85—176; Jaxon Gallagher, Absarokee, 89-87—176; Finley Skillman, Manhattan Christian, 86-90—176.

Team scores: Scobey 249-240—489; Manhattan Christian 251-245—296; Plentywood 274-272—546; Seeley-Swan 286-264—550; Centerville 287-270—557; Forsyth 274-285—559; Absarokee 285-298—583; Highwood 300-293—593.

GIRLS

Individual top 10: Mia Nicholas, Seeley-Swan, 83-81—164; Emma Biernaux, Richey-Lambert, 83-84—167; Maddi Adams, Centerville, 94-84—178; Adisyn Kennedy, Absarokee, 94-86—180; Taylor Conradsen, Savage, 91-93—184; Remi Pederson, Forsyth, 93-97—190; Haley Sander, Manhattan Christian, 95-96—191; Aspen Peterson, Savage, 93-99—192; Emma McPherson, Savage, 101-93—194; Fiona Roberts, Gardiner, 107-92—199.

Team scores: Savage 285-285—570; Centerville 300-284—584; Manhattan Christian 317-309—626; Absarokee 327-307—634; Plentywood 333-319—652; Scobey 322-332—654; Fort Benton 328-330—658; Seeley-Swan 358-319—677.

Dickinson State University has 12 women's athletes competing at the NAIA National Track and Field Meet in Marion, Indiana this week.

Among DSU's 12 female qualifiers (with rankings)
Taylor Laumeyer: #17 in shot put, #2 in discus, #18 in hammer throw
Kaitlyn McColly: #14 in 100m Hurdles, #5 in heptathlon
Jewel Olson: #5 in 400m

Laumeyer finished 10th in the hammer throw on Thursday at 170' 3 (51.88 meters)

McColly was 2nd in the heptathlon 100m hurdles, 10th in the high jump, 1st in the shot put and 11th in the 200m. She still has the long jump and javelin left in the heptathlon and currently sits in 4th place, just 26 points out of first.

Live Results

#NextLevelScottie Ellis McKean qualified for the NCAA West Regional Meet in College Station, Texas. He'll run the steeplechase next Friday afternoon, on May 30th.

48 teams battled it out on Fort Peck Reservoir in the Crooked Creek Walleye Tournament Friday and Saturday! See the winning team’s total weight, which approached triple digits!

Results:

First place- Chris McFadden of Townsend and Brem Phipps of Jordan with 99.36 pounds.

Second place- Wayne Wilcox of Billings and Ziek Gordon of Bozeman with 90.40 pounds.

Third place- Brad Novak and Andy Brown of Helena with 83.62 pounds.

Fourth place- Chris Wanner of Townsend and Kiel French of Helena with 57.98 pounds

Fifth place- Matt Fischer of Helena and Ty Hinderager of Fort Shaw with 57.50.

Glasgow will host the State Class B/C Softball Tournament this weekend at Sullivan Park.

The Scotties on the basis of their 4th place finish at the Divisional Tournament will open up the tournament at 4pm on Thursday against Florence.

Eastern B/C

May 16-17 at Conrad

(Four teams advance)

Friday, May 16

Game 1: Shepherd 18, Shelby 0, first round

Game 2: Glasgow 6, Columbus-Absarokee-Park City 3, first round

Game 3: Huntley Project 7, Conrad 5, first round

Game 4: Manhattan 14, Cut Bank 1, first round

Game 5: Shepherd 11, Glasgow 1, quarterfinal

Game 6: Manhattan 17, Huntley Project 7, quarterfinal

Game 7: Columbus-Absarokee-Park City 20, Shelby 2, loser out

Game 8: Conrad 14, Cut Bank 3, loser out

Game 9: Huntley Project 16, Columbus-Absarokee-Park City 6, loser out

Game 10: Glasgow 9, Conrad 0, loser out

Saturday, May 17

Game 11: Shepherd 7, Manhattan 2, undefeated semifinal

Game 12: Huntley Project 5 Glasgow 3 (loser gets fourth place)

Game 13: Manhattan 17, Huntley Project 1 (loser gets third place)

Game 15: Shepherd 5, Manhattan 2, championship

Western B/C

May 15-17 at Florence

(Four teams advance)

Play-in games

Plains 16, Eureka 10

Anaconda 17, Deer Lodge 2

Thursday, May 15

Game 1: Florence 15, Plains 1, first round

Game 2: Thompson Falls 7, Troy 5, first round

Game 3: Three Forks 19, Ennis 11, first round

Game 4: St. Ignatius-Arlee-Charlo 13, Anaconda 2, first round

Friday, May 16

Game 5: Florence 15, Thompson Falls 1, semifinal

Game 6: St. Ignatius-Arlee-Charlo 5, Three Forks 4, semifinal

Game 7: Troy 12, Plains 8, loser out

Game 8: Anaconda 10, Ennis 5, loser out

Game 9: Troy 16, Three Forks 12, loser out

Game 10: Thompson Falls 7, Anaconda 5, loser out

Saturday, May 17

Game 11: Troy 12, Thompson Falls 8, consolation

Game 12: Florence 13, St. Ignatius-Arlee-Charlo 3, championship

The Glasgow Scottie Girls Softball team was defeated by Huntley Project by a score of 5-3 in a loser out game at the Eastern B/C Divisional Tournament in Conrad on Saturday.

Huntley Project jumped up on the Scotties early as they gained a 5-1 advantage at the end of 2 innings. Glasgow would make up some ground, but eventually ended up falling short as the Huntley Project squad held on for the 5-3 victory.

The Scotties began the tournament by defeating Stillwater 6-3 on Friday. They then were defeated by Shepherd, by a score of 11-1, but rallied to defeat Conrad/Choteau by a score of 9-0, before ultimately falling to Huntley Project by a score of 5-3, and garnering a 4th place finish, and a trip to the State B/C Softball Tournament.

Glasgow advances to the State Tournament in Glasgow next weekend. May 22-24. Huntley Project advances to take on Manhattan.

Team Scores

Boys

1.Glasgow 95
2. Fairfield 90
3. Fairview 75
4. Chinook 66
5. Malta 52
6. Choteau 48
7. Conrad 40
8. Harlem 34
9. Shelby 13
10. Poplar 7
11. Rocky Boy 5
12. Cut Bank 2

Girls

1. Shelby 91.5
2. chinook 88
3. Fairview 71.5
4. Glasgow 65
5. Malta 55
6. Fairfield 38
7. Cut Bank 37
8. Choteau 36
9. Conrad 21
10. Wolf Point 12
11. Harlem 10
12. Poplar 2

The Glasgow Scottie boys brought home the 1st place trophy from the Northern B Divisional Track And Field Meet in Great Falls on Friday. The Scotties needed all the points that they could get as they found themselves in a tight race with Fairfield.

The Glasgow Boys trailed Fairfield by two points (87-89), heading into the final event, the 4 x 400 meter relay. But Glasgow came up big with a second place finish, while Fairfield finished sixth in the event, leaving Glasgow with the 95-90 over Fairfield to bring home the 1st place trophy.

Glasgow had a strong showing from Khye Gamas, as he finished 2nd in both the 100 and 400. Connor Hudyma also had a strong showing, as he finished 1st in the shot put, and 2nd in the discuss. Kyler Hollinde also had a strong day in the 800, as he won that event.

The Scottie girls finished jin 4th place. Mayzie Yoakam as she won the triple jump, finished 3rd in the pole vault, and 4th in the 100m hurdles. Joelly Chappel finished in 3rd in the long jump for the Scotties, and 2nd in the triple jump. Hannah Hollinde had a great day in the throws for Glasgow, as she finished in second place in both the shot put and the discus.

The teams will travel to Missoula next weekend (May 22-24), to compete in the State Class B/C Track Meet.

Individual Placers (Boys)

100m
2. Khye Gamas- (11.55)

800m
1. Kyler Hollinde (1:59)
6. Timothy Pearson (2:09)

1600m
3. Kyler Hollinde (4:45.77)

110H
3. Adam Mickelson (16.73)
4. Khye Gamas (17.71)
6. Michael King (18.19)

400
2. Khye Gamas (50.53)

300H
4. Adam Mickelson (43.2)
5. Gage Larsen (43.91

4X400m Relay
2. Kyler Whitman, Tavin Boland, Kyler Hollinde, Adam Mickelson (3:34.21)

Shot Put
1. Connor Hudyma (46'2")
5. Rex Monson (43'0")

Discus
2. Connor Hudyma (148'0")
5. Wyatt Babb (128'6")
6. Myles Yoakam (126'6")

Pole Vault
2. Nick Solorzano (12'0")
3. Adam Mickelson (12'0")

Individual Placers (Girls)

100m Hurdles
4. Mayzie Yoakam (17.92)
6. Ava Runner (18.21)

300m Hurdles
3. Ava Runner (49.79)

4 x 400m Relay
5. Joelly Chappell, Kimber Dulaney, Riley Evenson-Glasoe, Ava Runner (4:21.9)

Long Jump
3. Joelly Chappell (15'10.5")

Shot Put
2. Hannah Hollinde (37'4")

Pole Vault
3. Mayzie Yoakam (9'6")

Triple Jump
1. Mayzie Yoakam (33'10.5")
2. Joelly Chappell (32' 2.75")
3. Kimber Dulaney (31'11.25")

Discus
2. Hannah Holinde (113'6")

The Glasgow Scottie Softball team defeated Conrad/Choteau by a score of 9-0 at the Eastern B/C Divisional Softball Tournament in Conrad on Friday evening. With the victory, the Scotties punch their ticket to the State B/C Tournament to be held in Glasgow.

Glasgow got off to a quick start in this game as they took a 4-0 lead in the first inning, on the strength of a home run off the bat of Halle Hunter. Glasgow would never look back, as they would tack on 5 more runs throughout the game to earn the shutout victory over Conrad/Choteau by a score of 9-0.

Glasgow advances to play on Saturday morning at 9 A.M. They will face the winner of the Stillwater vs. Huntley/Project game.

The Glasgow Scottie Boys are off to a fast start at the Northern B Divisional Track Meet in Great Falls. The Boys are in 1st place after Day 1 with 45 team points The Scottie Boys had a strong outing from Khye Gamas as he finished in 2nd place in both the 400 and 100. Connor Hudyma captured the shot put crown, as he finished in 1st place. Kyler Hollinde had a strong finish in the 1600 as he finished in 3rd for the Scottie Boys.

For the Scottie Girls Joelly Chappel finished 3rd in the long jump, Hannah Hollinde had a 2nd place finish in the shot put, and Mayzie Yoakam finished 3rd in the pole vault as well in aiding the girls to a 4th place standing after Day 1 with 25 points.

Individual Places- Boys

100- Khye Gamas- 2nd (11.55)

1600- Kyler Hollinde- 3rd (4:45.77)

110H- Adam Mickelson- 3rd (16.73)
Khye Gamas- 4th (17.71)
Michael King- 6th (18.19)

400- Khye Gamas- 2nd (50.53)

Shot Put- Connor Hudyma- 1st (46'2")
Rex Monson- 5th (43'0")

Individual Places- Girls

Shot Put- Hannah Holinde- 2nd- (37'4")

100H- Mayzie Yoakam- 4th- (17.92)
Ava Runner- 6th 18.21

Long Jump- Joelly Chappell- 3rd (15'10.5")

Pole Vault- Mayzie Yoakam- 3rd (9'6")

Team Scores Boys

1. Glasgow 45
2. Fairfield 38
3. Choteau 26
4. Malta 24
5. Conrad 20
6. Fairview 20
7. Chinook 17
8. Harlem 12
9. Poplar 7
10. Shelby 6
11. Cut Bank 2

Team Scores Girls

1. Shelby 38
2. Fairview 37
3. Chinook 34
4. Glasgow 25
5. Conrad 21
5. Malta 20
7. Choteau 18
8. Fairfield 13
9. Wolf Point 5
10. Cut Bank 4
11. Harlem 2

The first day of the Eastern B/C Divisional Softball Tournament was rained out on Thursday. The schedule has been revised and the tournament will now be a 2-day affair.

The Scotties defeated Stillwater 6-3 today to advance in the tourney. Glasgow will play at 1pm against Shepherd in the quarterfinals of the tourney.

Glasgow was defeated by Shepherd 11-1 in the quarterfinals. They play again at 5pm.

The start of the Eastern B/C Divisional Tournament has been postponed due to rain. It has been delayed until 8 AM Friday morning, and will will now be a 2 day tourney.
An updated bracket will be posted once finalized.

Class B state golf tournament

May 13-14 at Marias Valley Golf & Country Club, Shelby

Final results

The Scottie Girls finished 6th at the State B Golf Tourney in Shelby which wrapped up Wednesday. Glasgow sophomore Mia Peterson finished tied for 12th place with a 98-96 for a 194 and earned All State recognition. Peterson is the first Scottie girl to finish All-State since 2011.

Other Scottie competitors.

Girls
35th- Annika Smith 108-105 for a 213
36th- Laynee Simpson 105-110 for a 215
58th- Aspen Probert 117-123 for a 240
65th- Dylon Murch 128-139 for a 267

Scottie Boys
46th place- Coy Nelson 88-91 for a 179

Boys

Team scores: Jefferson 330-324—654; Three Forks 340-334—674; Malta 337-342—679; Colstrip 339-342—681; Manhattan 341-344—685; Missoula Loyola 347-338—685; Florence 340-346—686; Choteau 334-356—690; Huntley Project 350-342—692; Big Timber 362-351—713; Shelby 367-347—714; Poplar 371-395—766.

Individual top 10: Zach Munding, Missoula Loyola, 74-72—146; Tyson Lee, Jefferson, 71-76—147; Kellen Meyer, Choteau, 75-79—154; Griffin Zimmer, Huntley Project, 79-75—154; Ben Werner, Jefferson, 75-79-154; Regan Stuart, Malta, 75-80—155; William Conat, Columbus, 73-82—155; Conner McDole, Eureka, 80-76—156; Kael Meyer, Choteau, 76-80—156; Aaron DeFrance, Three Forks, 75-83—158; Blake Bentle, Manhattan, 75-83—158.

Girls

Team scores: Florence 385-375—760; Shelby 397-407—804; Lone Peak 398-408—806; Anaconda 403-413—816; Three Forks 423-416—839; Glasgow 428-434—862; Red Lodge 440-423—863; Malta 446-431—877; Roundup 441-453—894; Missoula Loyola 452-443—895; Fairfield 467-454—921; Shepherd 489-504—993.

Individual top 10: Kipley Solari, Florence, 88-77—165; Logan McKay, Anaconda, 84-85—169; Elise Munding, Missoula Loyola, 86-84—170; Dylan Manka, Lone Peak, 86-87—173; Penelope Heaton, Shelby, 89-89—178; Marisa Snider, Ennis, 88-92—180; Hallie Hofer, Roundup, 91-92—183; Reese Briney, Florence, 97-88—185; Jaz Ragen, Townsend, 94-93—187; Olivia Kamieniarz, Lone Peak, 87-100—187.

The Grizzly Scholarship Association is hosting their Annual Fundraiser Mon. May 19th at Sunnyside Country Club.

Happy hour is at 5 p.m., supper at 6 p.m.

Free will donations accepted. This social is your chance to support Grizzly Athletics and to visit with Coaches & Staff. All are welcome.

Girls: Florence-Carlton 385, Shelby 397, Lone Peak 398, Anaconda 403, Three Forks 423, Glasgow 428, Red Lodge 440, Roundup 441, Malta 446, Loyola Sacred Heart 452

1. Logan McKay, Anaconda 84
2. Elise Munding, Loyola Sacred Heart 86
2. Dylan Manka, Lone Peak 86
4. Olivia Kamieniarz, Lone Peak 87
5. Marisa Snider, Ennis 88
5. Kipley Solari, Florence-Carlton 88
7. Penelope Heaton, Shelby 89
8. Hallie Hofer, Roundup 91
9. Rowen Russell, Shelby 92
10. Jaz Ragen, Broadwater 94
18. Mia Peterson, Glasgow 98
32. Laynee Simpson, 105
39. Annika Smith, Glasgow 108
53. Aspen Probert, Glasgow 117
62. Dylan Murch, Glasgow 128

Boys: Jefferson 330, Choteau 334, Malta 337, Colstrip 339, Three Forks 340, Florence Carlton 340

1. Tyson Lee, Jefferson 71
2. Zach Munding, Loyola Sacred Heart 72
3. William Conat, Columbus 73
4. Kaniel Ricker, Poplar 74
5. Ben Werner, Jefferson 75
5. Blake Bentle, Manhattan 75
5. Kellen Meyer, Choteau 75
5. Regan Stuart, Malta 75
9. Kael Meyer, Choteau 76
10. Griffin Zimmer, Huntley Project 79
37. Coy Nelson, Glasgow 88

Full Results
Girls Team Scores: Circle 96, Scobey 89, Richey-Lambert 75, Bainville 74, Savage 62, Whitewater 31, Plentywood 21, Saco 20, Westby-Grenora 16, Hinsdale 12

100m
6. Ainsley Erickson, Saco 13.54
200m
5. Katey Dykstra, Nashua 28.18
400m
3. Shelby LaBrie, Whitewater 61.93
6. BaiLee McColly, Hinsdale 64.82
1600m
1. Shelby LaBrie, Whitewater 5:24.18
5. Sidney Klatt, Lustre Christian, 6:16.17
3200m
3. Sidney Klatt, Lustre Christian, 13:31.34
300m Hurdles
3. Emerson Downing, Saco 49.06
6. Lauryn Holzrichter, Lustre Christian, 51.72
Shot Put
6. BaiLee McColly, Hinsdale 31' 6.75
Discus
5. Kennedy Simonson, Whitewater 94' 11
Javelin
Kennedy Simonson, Whitewater 111' 10
High Jump
1. BaiLee McColly, Hinsdale 5' 4
3 (tie) Katey Dykstra, Nashua 4' 8
Pole Vault
3. Emerson Downing, Saco 9' 6
4. Gracie Wasson, Whitewater 9'
6. Ainsley Erickson, Saco 8' 7
Triple Jump
6. Kennedy Simonson, Whitewater 33' 1.25

Boys Team Scores: Plentywood 122, Culbertson 118, Lustre Christian 104, Saco 44, Bainville 28, Savage 25, Dodson 24, Scobey 21, Circle 17, Whitewater 10

100m
2. Blaine Downing, Saco 11.40
400m
3. Byron Ewing, Lustre Christian 53.84
800m
1. Prestyn Klatt, Lustre Christian 2:03.64
6. Diek Olfert, Lustre Christian, 2:12.74
1600m
1. Prestyn Klatt, Lustre Christian 4:45.27
2. Donovan Posey, Dodson, 4:45.38
6. Gabe Beston, Frazer 5:06.93
3200m
1. Prestyn Klatt, Lustre Christian 10:18.79
2. Donovan Posey, Dodson, 10:26.91
6. Lance KillEagle, Dodson 11:14.54
110m Hurdles
1. Johnslee Pierre, Lustre Christian, 16.76
6. Kade Strommen, Hinsdale 19.99
300m Hurdles
1. Johnslee Pierre, Lustre Christian, 42.94
4x100m Relay
3. Lustre Christian, 47.23
4x400m Relay
1. Lustre Christian, 3:39.13
2. Saco, 3:47.22
Shot Put
1. Blaine Downing, Saco 44' 9
5. Mason Hilkemann, Lustre Christian, 40' 3.25
Discus
3. Kenan LaBrie, Whitewater 120' 11
4. Mason Hilkemann, Lustre Christian, 120' 5
6. Samuel Simonson, Whitewater, 112' 1
High Jump
4. Jaxon Jones, Dodson, 5' 6
5. Kade Strommen, Hinsdale 5' 6
6. Kayden Charette, Lustre Christian 5' 6
Pole Vault
1. Blaine Downing, Saco 13' 6
2. Laytin Erickson, Saco 12' 6
4. Kade Strommen, Hinsdale 11' 6
5. Samuel Simonson, Whitewater, 10'
6. Korbyn Skubinna, Whitewater 9' 6
Long Jump
1. Johnslee Pierre, Lustre Christian, 22' 2
4. Diek Olfert, Lustre Christian 19' 8.5
Triple Jump
1. Johnslee Pierre, Lustre Christian, 46' 3.25
5. EvRhet Pugh, Nashua 39' 5

GHS Press Release
Glasgow High School is proud to announce Rock Gullickson, as our featured speaker for this year’s Scottie Booster Club All-Sports Banquet. Rock is a longtime Strength and Conditioning Coach spanning 40 years throughout both NCAA Division 1 Athletics and the National Football League.

Coach Gullickson spent 23 years leading Strength and Conditioning departments across big time College Athletics; included stops at Morehead State, Mayville State, South Dakota State, Montana State, Rutgers University, University of Texas, University of Louisville, and the University of Tennessee.

Between his stints in the College Game, Rock also spent 17 full seasons in the NFL! Spending 2000 to 2005 with the New Orleans Saints, 2006 to 2008 with the Green Bay Packers, and his remaining 8 years with the Los Angeles Rams.

Coach Gullickson was inducted into the Montana Football Hall of Fame in 2022. He is currently retired and living in Oregon with his wife, Terry. He brings a wealth of advice and experience to share with our student athletes. We are excited to welcome Rock Gullickson BACK to Montana and to have him speak to this year’s student athletes.

The banquet is set for 6:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 27th at St. Raphael’s Parish Gymnasium.

Student athletes are reminded to schedule their sports physical for the 2025-26 season at FMDH Glasgow Clinic Primary Care. Appointment availability started May 2nd.

You can get your sports physical and well-check visit done in one easy visit: call (406) 228-3400 to book today.

The Eastern C Divisional Track and Field meet is scheduled for Tuesday in Sidney.

The Eastern B/C Divisional Softball tournament starts Thursday in Conrad. The Scotties will open with Stillwater in the opening round on Thursday.

Glasgow enters the tourney with a record of 15-6-1. This is the best record of since the season of 2017 when Glasgow finished 4th at the state tourney.

The Northern B Divisional Track and Field meet will be held in Great Falls on Friday and Saturday.

Mattea Mcolly of MSU-Billings finished 15th in the discus and 17th in the hammer throw at the GNAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships last weekend.

Her hammer throw was 113' 6 and the discus throw was 94' 2.

The Scottie Softball team completed the regular season with an impressive weekend in Cut Bank at the East-West Challenge Tourney.

Glasgow picked up 3 wins and 1 tie to finish the regular season with a record of 15-6-1.

The tourney started on Friday with Glasgow playing to a 6-6 draw with Thompson Falls. Glasgow then blasted Shelby 16-2 to finish the first day.

On Saturday, Glasgow had an impressive 6-5 win over perennial power Mission-Arlee-Charlo. The tournament wrapped up with an 8-7 win over division foe Conrad.

The Scotties now turn their attention towards the Eastern B/C Divisional Softball Tourney in Conrad. Glasgow will open the tourney with Stillwater on Thursday at 3pm.

The Scottie boys and girls track and field teams both won at the 2B District Track Meet on Saturday.

Girls: Glasgow 143, Fairview 130, Malta 101, Harlem 69, Wolf Point 55, Poplar 27
Boys: Glasgow 191, Fairview 101, Malta, Harlem 80, Poplar 36, Wolf Point 14

Girls
100m
3. Joely Chappell 13.55

400m
4. Joely Chappell 1:04.57

800m
2. Kheyerah Bilger 2:40.20
4. Riley Evenson-Glasoe 2:42.35
5. Kimber Dulaney 2:43.84

1600m
4. Kheyerah Bilger 6:16.59
6. Haleigh Huntsman 6:42.07

3200m
3. Kheyerah Bilger 13:33.97
5. Haleigh Huntsman 13:56.57

100m Hurdles
2. Mayzie Yoakam 18.05
4. Ava Runner 18.98
4. Amiya Ryan 19.78

300m Hurdles
1. Ava Runner 50.68
4. Amiya Ryan 55.22

4x100m Relay
4. 59.34

4x400m Relay
3. 4:42.15

Shot Put
2. Hannah Holinde 35' 10
6. Mayzie Yoakam 32' 6.5

Discus
2. Hannah Holinde 109' 5

High Jump
3. Kimber Dulaney 4'6

Pole Vault
3. Mayzie Yoakam 9'

Long Jump
2. Joely Chappell 15' 12.5
3. Mayzie Yoakam 14' 11.75

Triple Jump
1. Mayzie Yoakam 32' 11
2. Kimber Dulaney 31' 6
3. Joely Chappell 31' 1.5
6. Ava Runner 30' 3

Boys
100m
1. Khye Gamas, 11.39 State Qualifier

200m
1. Khye Gamas, 22.85 State Qualifier
5. Kyler Whitman, 23.72

800m
1. Kyler Holinde, 2:06.61
4. Timothy Pearson, 2:13.76

1600m
2. Kyler Holinde, 4:55.62

3200m
4. Jack Milam, 11:33.30
6. Garrett Thompson, 11:59.49

110m Hurdles
1. Khye Gamas, 16.68
2. Adam Mickelson, 16.69
3. Michael King, 18.19
5. Gage Larsen, 20.28
6. Leo Bakeberg, 22.21

300m Hurdles
1. Khye Gamas, 41.90 State Qualifier
2. Adam Mickelson, 44.54
3. Michael King, 45.07
5. Gage Larsen, 45.81

4x100m Relay
3. 47.11

4x400m Relay

3. 4:13.99

Shot Put
1. Connor Hudyma, 46' 2
3. Rex Monson, 44' 2

Discus
2. Connor Hudyma, 151' 7.5 State Qualifier
3. Wyatt Babb, 143' 2
5. Myles Yoakam 129' 11.5

Javelin
4. Myles Yoakam 132' 8

High Jump
2. Tavin Boland 5'2
3. Kyler Whitman 5'2

Pole Vault
2. Adam Mickelson 12' 6

Long jump
2. Tavin Boland 18' 2
4. Kyler Whitman 17' 0
6. Liam Chapman 17' 2.25

Triple Jump
2. Tavin Boland 38' 1

Full Results

Dickinson State University's men's and women's track and field teams swept the North Star Athlete Conference Championship on Friday, finishing the two day meet with 305.5 points for the men and 340 points for the women.

#NextLevelScottie Vaughn Miller has a season best by 24 feet in the javelin, with a new p.r. of 186' 7, finishing second.

Hinsdale's Kaitlyn McColly, who already won the conference heptathlon (held before the main meet) finished 1st the the 100m Hurdles in 14.25, 2nd in the 400m in 59.86, 2nd in the 400m Hurdles in 64.96, 5th in the high jump in 4' 11.5, 7th in the javelin in 114' 8, 3rd in the long jump at 17' 4, 5th in the triple jump in 34' 2.25, and was on both the winning 4x100m relay (48.08) and 4x400m relay (3:57.37) teams.

Nashua's Taylor Laumeyer won the discus in 158'6, was 2nd in shot put in 43' 10.75, 13th in javelin at 100' 5, and 3rd in the hammer in 167' 9.

Nashua's Tia Dees finished 8th in the shot put at 38' 8.75.

Poplar's Hudson Atkinson won the men's 1500m in 4:00.90, placed 4th in the 400m in 49.62 and 8th in the 800m in 1:58.77.

Wolf Point's Jewel Olson won the 200m in 25.18, and the 400m in 55.91. She was also on the winning 4x100m relay (48.08) and 4x400m relay (3:57.37) teams.

The Circle girls and the Lustre Christian Boys claimed team titles at the District 3-C Track and Field meet in Glasgow on Wednesday.

Team Scores

Girls
Circle 157
Scobey 131
Saco 62

Boys
Lustre Christian 165
Scobey 86.5
Circle 72

For full results:

https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/589790/results

The Glasgow High School Track and Field Complex will host the District 3-C Track and Field meet today.

The Scottie Softball team defeated Sidney 6-2 on Tuesday in the final regular season home game. Glasgow improved their record to 12-6 with the win.

Down 2-0 in the bottom of the 5th, Tessa Miller and Berkley Hillman drove in runs to tie it up at 2-2.
With the score still tied in the bottom of the 6th, Macy Martin singled in the go-ahead run to give the Scotties their first lead of the night. CharLee McColly followed with a 2-run double, then Miller closed out the scoring with an RBI single for the 6-2 Senior Night victory over Sidney.

Brynn Donaldson went the distance in the circle, giving up 1 earned run on 2 hits while striking out 9.

The schedule is out for the East-West Challenge in Cut Bank this coming weekend. Friday, we play Thompson Falls-Noxon at 2 PM, and Shelby at 4 PM. Saturday, we have MAC at 9 AM, and Conrad-Choteau at 1 PM.

The Montana High School Association has released financial information for Montana basketball tournaments that occurred this winter.

The State Class B Combined Basketball Tournament in Missoula was the most lucrative tournament this basketball season with gross income of $139,864.00. This allowed each participating team in the tournament to not only cover expenses, it allowed each of the 16 teams to make a profit of $4261.83.

The State Class C Basketball Tournament had $82,271.00 in gross income and paid $162.07 in profit to each participating school along with expenses.

The District 2B Tournament in Glasgow had $30,768 in gross income and each of the 6 participating school had expenses paid plus profit of $733.38

The District 3C Tournament in Wolf Point had gross income of $17,935 and had a loss of $18,685.73.

The Scottie Girls Golf team finished 3rd at the Northern B Divisional Golf Tourney in Shelby.

The Scottie girls will advance to the state tourney next week.

Individual scores
Mia Peterson 3rd 96
Annika Smith 11th 105
Laynee Simpson 15th 112
Dylon Murch 26th 124
Aspen Probert 27th 125

The Scottie Boys finished in 5th place

Individual scores
Coy Nelson 11th 87- advances to state
Jack Morehouse 20th 93
Hank Hopstad 23rd 95
Jaxson Kemp 27th 97
Aiden Aune 27th 97

The Glasgow Scottie Boys and Girls Golf teams are in Shelby for the Divisional Tourney on Tuesday.

Glasgow will golf a practice round today at Marias Valley Golf Course and then compete Tuesday. The top 4 teams for both boys and girls will advance to state along with the top 15 individually. The State Tourney is in Shelby next week.

Glasgow Scottie Tourney Rosters:

Boys
Coy Nelson-senior
Hank Hopstad-freshman
Jaxson Kemp-8th grade
Jack Morehouse-8th grade
Aiden Aune-8th grade
Holt Huntsman-8th grade-alternate

Girls
Laynee Simpson-senior
Annika Smith-junior
Mia Peterson-sophomore
Aspen Probert-sophomore
Dylon Fisher-Murch-sophomore
Mylee Rasmussan-sophomore-alternate

The Montana High School Association has released enrollment numbers for "spring" 2024-2025 school year.

One more track and field note on Ellis McKean. Ellis lowered his personal best for the third meet in a row to win the 3,000m steeplechase at the Oxy Invitational on Saturday. He ran 8:48.43 to drop a couple more seconds, which puts him at #34 in the West Region of the NCAA.

The top 48 athletes in each individual event will be invited to the West Regional Meet in College Station, Texas on May 28-31. There's still a couple weeks of competition left, but Ellis looks in pretty good shape to make it.

The Frontier Conference Track and Field Championships started Sunday in Helena, and continue Monday. #NextLevelScottie and current Carroll College Saint Ali Cunningham finished 5th in the 10,000 meter run in 43:15.99.

Montana Tech's Alyssa Plant was 4th in 41:28.41. On Monday she came back and won the women's 5,000m in 18:40.47

The Scottie Softball team improved to 11-6 with a big 12-7 win over Miles City on Saturday.

Custer County 0 0 1 0 2 0 4 - 7R 4H 7E
Glasgow 1 2 0 4 4 1 X - 12R 8H 5E

Donaldson went the distance giving up 1 earned run and striking out 14.

Donaldson - 2 hits, 3 RBI
Clampitt - 1 hit (double), 1 RBI, 3 runs
Macy Martin - 1 hit (double) 2 RBI
Berkley Hillman - 1 hit, 2 RBI, 1 stolen base
Miller - 3 runs, 2 stolen bases
Halle Hunter - 1 hit, 1 RBI, 1 run
Kelbi Wersal - 1 hit, 2 runs
McColly - 1 hit, 1 RBI
Alexa Ball - 2 runs
Green - 1 run

Tuesday, May 6th is Senior Night. Glasgow will battle Sidney in a non-conference matchup. The JV game is set for 3:30 PM. Senior Night festivities will begin at 5 PM, with first pitch for the varsity game around 5:15 PM.

Full Results

100m
1. Ainsley Erickson, Saco 14.14
4. Amiya Ryan, 15.44

200m
Katey Dykstra, Nashua 27.92

400m
1. Shelbi LaBrie, Whitewater 63.60
3. BaiLee McColly, Hinsdale 67.33
4. Emerson Downing, Saco 67.59

800m
1. Shelbi LaBrie, Whitewater 2:23.99
2. Kimber Dulaney, 2:41.37
3. Ainsley Erickson, Saco 2:47.36
4. Riley Evenson-Glasoe, 2:47.44
6. Caylen Jankowski, 3:00.31

1600m
1. Haleigh Huntsman, 6:22.07

3200m
3. Haleigh Huntsman, 13:42.28
5. Kheyerah Bilger, 14:15.66

100m Hurdles
1. Mayzie Yoakam, 18.20
3. Gracie Wasson, Whitewater 18.99
5. Selby Mulder, 22.32

300m Hurdles
1. Emerson Downing, Saco 49.38
2. Ava Runner, 50.76
6. Marlo Schulte, Nashua 65.91

4x100m Relay
3. Glasgow, 59.15

4x400m Relay
3. Glasgow, 4:47.79

Shot Put
1. Hannah Holinde, 37' 9
4. BaiLee McColly, Hinsdale 32' 9
5. Mayzie Yoakam 31' 9.5

Discus
1. Hannah Holinde, 112'
5. Lyli Bear, Hinsdale 89'5

1. Kennedy Simonson, Whitewater 122'1
3. BaiLee McColly, Hinsdale 102'1
4. Gracie Wasson, Whitewater 98'11
6. Emerson Downing, Saco 92'3

High Jump
1. BaiLee McColly, Hinsdale 5'4

Pole Vault
1. Mayzie Yoakam, 9'6
2. Emerson Downing, Saco 9'
3. (tie) Gracie Wasson, Whitewater 8'
3. (tie) Ainsley Erickson, Saco 8'
6. Addison Idler, Hinsdale 5'

Long Jump
1. BaiLee McColly, Hinsdale 14'8
4. Joely Chappell, 13' 9.25
5. Ainsley Erickson, Saco 13'8

Triple Jump
1. Kennedy Simonson, Whitewater 32'3
2. Kimber Dulaney, 31'4
4. Ava Runner, 29'1

Boys
100m
1. Khye Gamas, 12.02
4. Nick Solorzano, 12.45
5. Michael King, 12.65

200m
1. Khye Gamas, 23.67
2. Kyler Whitman, 24.32
3. Tavin Boland, 25.19
5. Jose Lopez, 25.59
6. Kyler Holinde, 25.63

800m
6. Jose Lopez, 2:29.79

1600m
3. Jack Milam, 5:33.41
6. Rowen Kloker, 5:43.79

3200m
1. Kyler Holinde, 11:01.89
2. Jack Milam, 11:32.73
3. Timothy Pearson, 11:47.08
4. Rowen Kloker, 11:47.35
6. Garrett Thompson, 11:51.67

110m Hurdles
1. Khye Gamas, 17.16
2. Michael King, 17.89
4. Gage larsen, 20.18
5. Tyecom Adkins, 22.50
6. Noah Leckie, 23.83

300m Hurdles
1. Gage Larsen, 45.13

4x100m Relay
1. Glasgow, 45.15
3. Glasgow, 4:17.84
4. Nashua, 4:43.47

Shot Put
2. Blaine Downing, Saco 43' 11
3. Rex Monson, 42' 8
5. Wyatt Sugg, 40' .5

Discus
1. Connor Hudyma, 142' 9
2. Wyatt Babb, 139' 1
3. Myles Yoakam, 136'
6. Kenan LaBrie, 118' 11

Javelin
1. Myles Yoakam, 147' 6
2. Jacob Brown, Saco 133' 3
4. Jaydeen Hanshew, Hinsdale 131' 1
5. Coy Bowman, Hinsdale 128' .5
6. Chase Albus, Saco 127' 1

High Jump
2. Kade Strommen, Hinsdale 5'6

Pole Vault
1. Blaine Downing, Saco 14'
2. Nick Solorzano, 12'6
3. Adam Mickelson, 12'
4. Kade Strommen, 12'
5. Laytin Erickson, Saco 11'6

Long Jump
2. Liam Chapman, 17' 2.5
3. EvRhet Pugh, 16' 11.5
4. Kade Strommen, 16' 8

Triple Jump
2. Myles Yoakam, 36' 8.5
5. Kade Strommen, Hinsdale 35' 6
6. Coy Bowman, Hinsdale 35' 5

The Scottie boys golf team finished 4th at the Poplar Invitational in Wolf Point on Thursday. Scores: Malta 59, Scobey 75, Poplar 80, Glasgow 83, Harlem 103, Baker 104.

The girls finished just one stroke behind Plentywood to finish second. Scores: Plentywood 138, Glasgow 139, Malta 143.

The teams are hosting the Glasgow JV Invitational at Sunnyside today at noon.

The Scottie Softball Team fell to Havre 4-1 on Thursday. Their record now stands at 10-6 on the year.

Glasgow 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 - 1R 5H 0E
Havre 1 0 0 1 0 2 X - 4R 7H 1E

Brynn Donaldson pitched all 6 innings, giving up 4 earned runs and striking out 7.

CharLee McColly - 1 hit, 1 RBI
Tessa Miller and Berkley Hillman - 1 hit and 1 stolen base each
Riley Clampitt and Donaldson - 1 hit each
Hayden Green - 1 run

On Wednesday, Dickinson State University competed in the last regular season meet for the spring, at the U-Mary Tune Up in Bismarck.

#NextLevelScottie Vaughn Miller finished second in the javelin, throwing 157' 7" (48.03 m).

Wolf Point's Jewel Olson was second in the 400m in 56.27. Hinsdale's Kaitlyn McColly was third in the race, running 1:00.23.

Poplar's Hudson Atkinson won the men's 400m, running a 50.12.

Thursday results:
Tia Dees finished 8th in the shot put with a throw of 36' 4.75" (11.09m) and finished 7th in the discus, setting a personal best: 123' 6" (37.64). She was 9th in the hammer at 123' 2 (37.54m).

Taylor Laumeyer was 2nd in the discus at 152' 10 (46.58) and was also second in the hammer at 159' 10 (48.73m).

The teams will host the NSAA championships starting Thursday, May 8th.

Glasgow Reds American Legion Baseball “Meet & Greet” for the Legion A & B players is Thursday, May 1st from 5 – 7p.m. at the VFW Post 3107 in Glasgow.

You're invited to come enjoy a steak dinner & support our local baseball players as they gear up for the 2025 season.

Cost is $20 per plate & everyone is welcome & encouraged to attend.

2025 Co-Ed Volleyball Scores
Wednesday, April 30, 2025
6:00PM
Team Eight def. Blend 10
Ezzies def. Ball Smashers
7:00PM
Ball Smashers def. Blend 10
Ezzies def. Team Eight
8:00PM
Stowaway Bar def. Newbies
Arch’s Tire def. Hi-Line Ford via forfeit
9:00PM
Stowaway Bar def. Hi-Line Ford via forfeit
Arch’s Tire def. Newbies

League Standings
Ezzies 7-1
JR’s Party Store 7-1
Arch’s Tire 6-2
Ball Smashers 4-4
Busted Knuckle 4-4
Team Eight 4-4
Hi-Line Ford 3-5
Stowaway Bar 3-5
Blend 10 2-6
Newbies 0-8

Next Week’s Schedule:
Wednesday, May 7, 2025
6:00PM
Court 1: Team Eight vs. Arch’s Tire
Court 2: Stowaway Bar vs. JR’s Party Store
7:00PM
Court 1: Team Eight vs. Stowaway Bar
Court 2: Arch’s Tire vs. JR’s Party Store
8:00PM
Court 1: Hi-Line Ford vs. Blend 10
Court 2: Newbies vs. Ezzies
9:00PM
Court 1: Hi-Line Ford vs. Newbies
Court 2: Blend 10 vs. Ezzies

Glasgow is hosting the Northeast Montana Special Olympics at the Glasgow Track and Field today. Area athletes have been training for months for the event in hopes of qualifying for the state meet coming up in May.

Events start at 9 a.m. - the athletes would love if you could support them!

Full Results
Girls
400m
4. Bridget Reed, Turner, 61.94
800m
1. Bridget Reed, Turner, 2:27.63
1600m
1. Shelbie LaBrie, Whitewater, 5:18.26
Shot Put
4. Hannah Holinde, 35' 2.25 (Previously Qualified)
Javelin
1. Kennedy Simonson, Whitewater, 122' 7
High Jump
2. BaiLee McColly, Hinsdale, 5'
Pole Vault
3. Mayzie Yoakam, Glasgow, 9'6 (Previously Qualified)
4. Emerson Downing, Saco, 9'
Triple Jump
2. Mayzie Yoakam, Glasgow, 34' 7 (State Qualifying Mark)

Boys
400m
1. Khye Gamas, Glasgow, 51.57 (State Qualifying Time)
800m
1. Kyler Holinde, Glasgow,2:02.30 (State Qualifying Time)
110m Hurdles
1. Johnslee Pierre, Lustre Christian, 16.52
2. Adam Mickelson, Glasgow, 16.72
300m Hurdles
1. Johnslee Pierre, Lustre Christian, 41.67
4x100m Relay
2. Glasgow, 45.10
Shot Put
2. Connor Hudyma, Glasgow, 45' 4.75
Discus
3. Connor Hudyma, Glasgow, 144' 7.5 (State Qualifying Mark)
4. Wyatt Babb, Glasgow, 143' 1 (Previously Qualified)
Pole Vault
4. Adam Mickelson, Glasgow, 12' 6 (Previously Qualified)

The 43rd Annual Norm Girard Top Ten Meet will be held the Scottie Track in Glasgow today. Field events start at 3, and running events at 4:15 p.m.

The meet brings together athletes with the best marks from throughout eastern Montana. Full details, including a link to the live results link, is available at glasgowtrack.com

Glasgow qualifiers:
Kheyerah Bilger: 1600m, 4x400m Relay
Joely Chappell: 400m, 4x400m Relay
Kimber Dulaney: High Jump, Triple Jump, 4x400m Relay
Riley Evenson-Glasoe: 800m, 4x400m Relay
Hannah Holinde: Discus, Shot Put
Haleigh Huntsman: 3200m
Ava Runner: 300m Hurdles
Mayzie Yoakam: Triple Jump, Pole Vault

Wyatt Babb: Discus
Tavin Boland: Long Jump, Triple Jump, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay
Khye Gamas: 400m, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay
Trey Graham: 4x100m Relay
Kyler Holinde: 800m, 4x400m Relay
Connor Hudyma: Discus, Shot Put
Michael King: 110m Hurdles
Gage Larsen: 300m Hurdles
Adam Mickleson: 110m Hurdles, 300m Hurdles, Pole Vault
Jack Milam: 3200m
Timothy Pearson: 800m
Nick Solorzano: Pole Vault, 4x100m Relay
Kyler Whitman: Long jump, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay

Frazer: Gabe Beston (1600, 3200m)
Hinsdale: Kade Strommen (Triple Jump, Pole Vault, 110m Hurdles)
BaiLee McColly (Javelin, High Jump, 400m)

Lustre Christian: Prestyn Klatt (800m)
Diek Olfert (Triple Jump)
Johnslee Pierre (110m Hurdles, 300m Hurdles)

Nashua: Katey Dykstra (High Jump)
Saco: Blaine Downing )400m, Pole Vault, High Jump, Shot Put)
Laytin Erickson (Pole Vault, High Jump)
Emerson Downing (Pole Vault, Javelin, 300m Hurdles)
Ainsley Erickson (Pole Vault, High Jump)

Whitewater: Tyler Sheffelmear (Javelin)
Shelbi LaBrie (1600m)
Kennedy Simonson (Triple Jump, Javelin)
Gracie Wasson (Pole Vault)

(Press Release)
Please be advised that the summer SIGN-UPS for the GRD's youth programs have been postponed.

This is due to potential delays in the ongoing swimming pool construction project, which may impact the availability of the facility.

While the official start dates for the summer sessions will likely need to be adjusted based on the construction timeline, the currently listed dates will remain in place for the time being.

We are anticipating a possible delay of approximately two weeks, and we will make necessary schedule changes to the individual program sessions as soon as the construction timeline is more well known.

We understand this may cause some inconvenience, and we appreciate your patience as we navigate these unforeseen circumstances.

Thank you for your understanding. The GRD is still very excited about the upcoming summer and remains committed to offering a wide range of engaging youth sports and swimming programs for our community!
We will keep you informed of any further updates regarding the sign-up dates and program schedules.

Glasgow 1 11 8 - 20R 12H 0E
Shelby 0 0 0 - 0R 1H 5E

Berkley Hillman - 2 hits (double), 4 RBI
Macy Martin - 2 hits, 3 RBI, 2 runs,
Brynn Donaldson - 2 hits, 3 RBI, 1 run
Alexa Ball - 2 hits, 1 RBI, 3 runs
Kelbi Wersal - 1 hit, 1 RBI, 3 runs
Riley Clampitt - 1 hit, 1 RBI, 2 runs
Brynlie Boreson - 1 hit, 1 RBI, 2 runs
Halle Hunter - 1 hit, 2 runs
Hayden Green - 1 RBI, 3 runs
Tessa Studheit - 2 runs

Donaldson - 5 Ks in 2 innings pitched
Boreson - 2 Ks in an inning pitched
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Glasgow 0 9 3 0 0 - 12R 14H 2E
Cut Bank 0 0 0 0 2 - 2R 3H 2E

Hillman - 3 hits (triple), 3 RBI, 3 runs
Wersal - 3 hits, 1 RBI, 1 run, 1 stolen base
Clampitt - 2 hits, 1 RBI, 1 run
Tessa Miller - 1 hit (double), 1 RBI, 2 runs, 1 stolen base
CharLee McColly - 1 hit (double), 1 RBI, 2 runs, 2 stolen bases
Martin - 1 hit, 1 RBI, 1 run, 1 stolen base
Hunter - 1 hit, 1 RBI, 1 run
Donaldson - 1 hit (triple), 1 RBI
Green - 1 hit (double)
Ball - 1 run

Donaldson - 5 innings pitched, 2 earned runs, 4 Ks
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Glasgow 3 6 1 0 0 0 0 - 10R 14H 1E
Conrad-Choteau 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 2R 3H 3E

Miller - 2 hits (homerun, double), 3 RBI, 3 runs
Martin - 3 hits, 2 runs, 3 stolen bases
Hunter - 3 hits, 3 RBI, 1 run
Wersal - 2 hits, 1 RBI
Hillman - 1 hit, 1 RBI, 2 runs
Donaldson - 2 hits
Clampitt - 1 hit, 1 stolen base
Ball - 1 run, 1 stolen base
McColly - 1 run
Green - 1 RBI

Donaldson - 7 innings pitched, 2 earned runs, 11 Ks
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Glasgow 3 0 0 0 2 1 3 - 9R 9H 4E
Stillwater 4 0 0 3 2 1 X - 10R 12H 4E

Miller - 2 hits (double), 3 RBI, 2 runs, 1 stolen base
McColly - 2 hits, 1 RBI, 2 runs, 1 stolen base
Martin - 2 hits, 2 runs
Boreson - 1 hit (double), 1 run
Clampitt - 1 hit, 2 RBI, 1 stolen base
Hunter - 1 hit, 1 RBI, 1 run
Wersal - 1 RBI, 1 run

Donaldson - 4 1/3 innings pitched, 7 earned runs, 4 Ks
Boreson - 1 2/3 innings pitched, 0 earned runs

The Scottie Golfers were in Malta on Saturday.

Individual results

Boys

6th Hank Hopstad 89
9th Jack Morehouse 93
10th Aiden Aune 95
15th Jaxson Kemp 99
20th Holt Huntsman 105

Girls

2nd Mia Peterson 101
7th Laynee Simpson 122

Boys JV

Cody Kuka 100
Noah Runner 111
Silas Runner 114
Aaron Zoanni 119
DC Flaten 128

The Scottie softball team split in two games on Saturday. They topped Conrad-Choteau 10-2 in the first game, and were edged by Stillwater 10-9. The Scotties' season record now stands at 10-5, and they wrap up conference play at 4-3.

The Scottie Golfers were in Malta on Saturday.

Individual results

Boys

6th Hank Hopstad 89
9th Jack Morehouse 93
10th Aiden Aune 95
15th Jaxson Kemp 99
20th Holt Huntsman 105

Girls

2nd Mia Peterson 101
7th Laynee Simpson 122

Boys JV

Cody Kuka 100
Noah Runner 111
Silas Runner 114
Aaron Zoanni 119
DC Flaten 128

The Scotties won the first game of the day, topping Shelby 20-0.

The Scotties jumped out to a 12-0 lead in the 3rd inning, and held on for the 12-2 win over Cut Bank in 5 innings. Their record is now 9-4 on the season, and 3-2 in conference play.

The Scotties will play two more conference games on Saturday: Conrad-Choteau at 11 a.m. and Stillwater at 3 p.m.

#NextLevelScottie Ellis McKean set the school record in the steeplechase for the University of San Francisco Dons on Friday night. Ellis cut 3 seconds off his personal best to finish 7th in 8:50.30. He's dropped 24 seconds from his personal best this season.

Some members of Dickinson State University traveled to the Drake Relays in Des Moines, Iowa this weekend. Taylor Laumeyer finished in 10th in the discus (45'10) and 18th in the shot put (40' 9.5) at the prestigious meet. Jewel Olson finished 17th in the 400m (57.56).

MSU-Billings thrower Mattea McColly was at the Ed Jacoby Twilight meet in Boise, Idaho. She was 15th in the discus (108' 3) and 17th in the hammer (127' 7).

On Saturday, members of the Dickinson State University teams competed at the U-Mary Senior Day Open in Bismarck. Kaitlyn McColly won the 100m hurdles in 14.05, and placed 4th in the high jump (5' .25").

Carroll College's (and #NextLevelScottie) Ali Cunningham was 8th (20:44.01) in the Montana Open 5000m race on Saturday. Wolf Point's Sierra Summers was 6th in the race in 19:52.12.

Also, last weekend at the Trudnowski Open, Montana Tech's Alyssa Plant was 4th in the 1500m (5:02.45) and Ali Cunningham was 8th in the 5000m (20:56.16)

The Glasgow Recreation Department will have sign ups for the youth summer sports & recreation programs beginning Monday May 5th at 7 a.m. in the gymnasium.

For more information, contact the GRD at 406-228-8341.

Save the date! Registration forms can be found at Irle School and at the Middle School.

The Scottie boys and girls competed at the Shriner's Invitational in Glendive on Friday. The teams had limited numbers due to the district music festival, but still came away with 17 p.r.'s for the boys and 8 for the girls.

Scottie sophomore Hannah Holinde scored all of the Glasgow girls points, winning the shot put with a 37' 5.25" - a mark that puts her #3 all time in Scottie history.

Womens Varsity
1. Custer County 86
2. Havre 84
3. Hardin 46
4. Sidney 39
5. Richey-Lambert 36.5
6. Laurel 35
7. Plentywood 25
8. Fairview 24
9. Dawson County 21
9. Scobey 21
11. Savage 20
12. Billings Central Catholic 19
13. Circle 16
14. Bainville 15
15. Saco 11.5
16. Glasgow 10
17. Lockwood 9
18. Westby-Grenora 4
18. Colstrip 4
20. Carter County 1

Boys Individual Placers:
100m Khye Gamas 1st, 11.55
4x100m relay 6th, 45.33
4x400m relay 3rd, 3:33.83
Discus, Connor Hudyma 3rd, 142' 4
Discus, Wyatt Babb 6th, 136' 7
Triple Jump, Tavin Boland 5th, 39' 11.25

Mens Varsity
1. Laurel 90
2. Baker 51
3. Hardin 49
4. Dawson County 47
5. Fairview 41
6. Plentywood 37
7. Billings Central Catholic 32.5
8. Sidney 32
9. Glasgow 26
10. Culbertson 22
11. Custer County 20
12. Colstrip 18
13. Havre 15
14. Saco 14
15. Lockwood 13
16. Savage 10.5
17. Scobey 6
18. Bainville 2
19. Carter County 1

Other area placers:
300m Emerson Downing (Saco) 4th, 50.20
Javelin Emerson Downing (Saco) 3rd, 108' 8
Pole Vault Emerson Downing (Saco) 5th (tie) 8'6
100m Blaine Downing (Saco) 3rd, 11.61
Pole Vault Blaine Downing (Saco) 2nd, 14'

The Scottie Golfers competed in Sidney at the Fairview Invite on Tuesday.

Scottie Boys finished in 4th place

Hank Hopstad 9th place 92
Coy Nelson 10th 93
Jaxson Kemp 18th 98
Aiden Aune 27th 104
Silas Runner 29th 105
Noah Runner 31st 106
Holt Huntsman 31st 106
Aaron Zoanni 35th 108

Scottie Girls finish tied for 3rd

Laynee Simpson 3rd 103
Mia Peterson 7th 107
Annika Smith 8th 111
Aspen Probert 11th 116
Amelia Gilchrist 21st 127
Mylee Rasmussen 22nd 128
Dylon Murch 25th 138

The Scotties take down Dawson County (Glendive) 8-7.

The game was scoreless heading into the bottom of the 5th when Dawson put 4 on the board. The Scotties answered with 8 of their own, led by Halle Hunter's 3 run HR for an 8-4 lead. Dawson put 3 more on the board to close it to 8-7, but the Scotties held on to close out the win.

The JV girls also won, with a 10-6 final score.