Scottie Boys finish in 3rd place out of 24 teams with 66 team points at the Sidney Invitational.

Scottie Girls finish in 5th place out of 24 teams with 46.4 team points at the Sidney Invitational.

The Scotties had 4 more Auto-State B Qualifiers at the Sidney Invitational:

Mayzie Yoakam Triple Jump 34’1”
Wyatt Babb Discus 139’ 2”
Connor Hudyma Discus 135’ 3”
Joely Chappell Long Jump 16’ 1”

Results from Sidney Invitational:

Boys:

100 meters
Khye Gamas 4th

400 meters
Khye Gamas 1st

800 meters
Tavin Boland 3rd

1600 meters
Kyler Holinde 4th

110m hurdles
Khye Gamas 2nd
Adam Mickelson 5th

300m Hurdles
Adam Mickelson 6th

4x100 meter relay
Glasgow 2nd place

Shot put
Connor Hudyma 5th

Discuss
Vaughn Miller 2nd
Wyatt Babb 3rd
Connor Hudyma 4th

Javelin
Vaughn Miller 6th

Long Jump
Khye Gamas 5th

Girls Results:

200 meters
Gina Page 6th

400 meters
Emily See 3rd

3200 meters
Tanae Baker 1st
Emily See 4th

4x400 relay
Glasgow 3rd

Shot put
Hannah Holinde 3rd

High Jump
Eve Stone 4th

Pole Vault
Eve Stone 2nd

Triple Jump
Mayzie Yoakam 4th

Glasgow 0R 5H 2E
Havre 10R 13H 2E

Brynlie Boreson took the pitching loss. 4 1/3 IP, 6 ER, 1K
Brynn Donaldson finished out the game. 1 IP, 1 ER, 2 K

Hayden Green had 2 hits
Macy Martin, CharLee McColly and Kelbi Wersal all had 1 hit.

The Scotties home game scheduled for Friday vs. Miles City has been cancelled due to weather. The home opener will now be Monday, April 22nd vs. Glendive. The JV game will begin at 3:30pm. The first pitch for the varsity game will be about 5pm.

Middle School Track meet scheduled for this Friday in Wolf Point has been postponed due to the weather.
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This Friday’s Softball games vs. Miles City have been canceled.
The Youth Clinic remains on for noon on Saturday at Sullivan Park.
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The Wolf Point Golf Invitational scheduled for this Thursday, April 18th has been postponed until Tuesday, April 30th.

MADISON, S.D. – Despite rainy and wet conditions Tuesday afternoon on the second day of the 2024 North Star Athletic Association Multi-Events Championships at The Dan Beacom Track Complex, Kaitlyn McColly of Dickinson State (N.D.) established a new conference meet record in the heptathlon.

The heptathlon athletes from three different schools competed in the long jump, javelin, and the 800-meter run on the second day.

McColly piled up 4,682 points to win the NSAA women’s heptathlon title, the fourth straight year that the Blue Hawks had won the heptathlon title. She broke the previous NSAA conference meet record held by Kaianna Arellano of Jamestown (N.D.) with 4,529 points in 2018.

Katya Baranko of Dickinson State finished second with 3,796 points, edging Valley City State’s (N.D.) Emma Muggli with 3,781 points. Amelie Steins of Dakota State (S.D.) was fourth with 3,528 points. Adarra Hagelund of DiSU was fifth with 3,267 points. Casey Olson of DaSU was sixth with 2,121 points.

Dickinson State currently leads the North Star Athletic Association Women’s Outdoor Track & Field standings with 22 points. Dakota State is second in the standings after scoring eight points in the heptathlon, followed by Valley City State third with six points.

The 2024 NSAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships will be held at The Dan Beacom Track Complex in Madison on May 9-10.

#NextLevelScottie Brett Glaser, competing for Black Hills State University, set the school record in the decathlon last weekend with 6,832 points at the Bryan Clay Invitational in California. He’s currently ranked #14 in NCAA Division II. The team is scheduled to compete at the RMAC Outdoor Championships in Grand Junction, Colorado, April 26-28th.

#NextLevelScottie Ellis McKean, competing for the University of San Francisco Dons, also ran at the Bryan Clay Invitational last weekend. He ran 9:14.62 in the steeplechase. The team is scheduled to compete at Stanford on April 26th.

#NextLevelScottie Iris McKean, running for the Lady Griz in Missoula, was off last weekend. The team is hosting the Montana Open this Friday and Saturday.

Area athletes competed for Dickinson State University at their home meet last weekend:
Wolf Point’s Nich Paige ran a 53.18 in the 400m
Poplar’s Hudson Atkinson was 6th in the 1500m in 4:12.73
Wolf Point's Jewel Olson won the 200m (25.37) and the 400m (58.36). She was also part of the winning 4x400m relay team.
Hinsdale's Kaitlyn McColly finished third in the long jump in 18’ 1.5”
Nashua’s Taylor Laumeyer won the shot put (44’ 1.5). Tia Dees finished 11th (33’ 9.75)
Laumeyer was 3rd in the discus (128’ 6) and Dees was 9th (114’ 10)
Laumeyer was 3rd in the hammer (155’ 4) while Dees was 16th (116’ 4)

And from MSU-Billings, Mattea McColly was 5th in discus (122' 10), and 14th in hammer (118' 9)

#NextLevelScottie Stevie Hartwell, playing softball for Williston State College, had two hits as Williston State split with Bismarck State College last weekend.

Montana High School Rodeo Association standings

All Around Cowgirl: 1. Linden Schenk, Joliet; 2. Aspen Swenson, Huntley; 3. Brooke Billingsley, Glasgow; 4. Ella Begger, Townsend

All Around Cowboy: 1. AJ Swenson, Huntley; 2. Mitch Detton, Great Falls; 3. Ryder Gaasch, Dillon; 4. Teagen Arnold, Conrad

Trap Shoot: 1. Austin Ward, Darby; 2. Emma Atkinson, Great Falls; 3. Katy Ramsey, Great Falls; 4. Preston Lee, Choteau

Tie Down Roping: 1. AJ Swenson, Huntley; 2. Pacen Buller, Glendive; 3. Garrett Larson, Sidney; 4. Teagen Arnold, Conrad

Team Roping: 1. Tate Poppe, Fallon; 2. Gentre Coulter, Baker; 3. Aspen Swenson, Huntley; 4. Tie – Charlie Cornwell & John Cornwell, Glasgow

Saddle Bronc Riding: 1. Caiden Gray, Miles City; 2. Randon Boyce, Browning; 3. Tahj Wells, Browning; 4. Randin Wagner, Browning

Rifle Shoot: 1. Sophia Wyatt, Dillon; 2. Ruby Ray, Whitefish; 3. Katy Ramsey, Great Falls; 4. Clancy Setzer, Wisdom

Pole Bending: 1. Ella Begger, Townsend; 2. Linden Schenk, Joliet; 3. Shelby Gobbs, Glendive; 4. Natalie Krenning, Bridger

Goat Tying: 1. Linden Schenk, Joliet; 2. Cassie Gibson, Havre; 3. Hailey Burger, Helena; 4. Sage Henderson, Lewistown

Girls Cutting: 1. Mollie Mae Ruth, Big Timber; 2. Mesa Radue, Belgrade; 3. Kate Wiening, Lewistown; 4. Ruby Ray, Whitefish

Cowhorse: 1. Kate Wiening, Lewistown; 2. Mollie Mae Ruth, Big Timber; 3. Walker Story, Martinsdale; 4. Dakota Woodring, Manhattan

Bull Riding: 1. Tahj Wells, Browning; 2. West Schroeder, Roscoe; 3. Octavius Christianson, Columbia Falls; 4. Joe Delaney, Grass Range

Breakaway Roping: 1. Ella Moedl, Worden; 2. Brooke Billingsley, Glasgow; 3. Aspen Swenson, Huntley; 4. Josie Robb, Bozeman

Boys Cutting: 1. Ryan Fraser, Hysham; 2. Walker Story, Martinsdale; 3. Jacob Heggie, Choteau; 4. Tristen Cheff, Kalispell

Barrel Racing: 1. Abigail Devos, Fort Shaw; 2. Jocie Roen, Musselshell; 3. Brooke Billingsley, Glasgow; 4. Olivia Martell, Three Forks

Bareback Riding: 1. Wyatt Warneke, Great Falls; 2. Leighton Lafromboise, Helena; 3. William Barnett, Absarokee; 4. Hayden Reed, Hall

About 260 contestants are competing to earn points to qualify for the Farmers Union Insurance Montana High School Rodeo Finals, scheduled for June 3-8 at the Majestic Valley Arena in Kalispell.

The top four contestants in each event after the state finals will compete at the National High School Rodeo Finals, July 14-20 in Rock Springs, Wyoming.

The Glasgow Scottie Softball Team has a successful weekend in Lewiston picking up two wins and a tie over the weekend.

The Scotties tied Class A Lockwood 12-12 on Friday in a game which stopped due to a time limit. Glasgow picked up a 11-0 win over Stillwater and a 17-0 win over Shelby. The win over Shelby was a conference game and was the first conference win for Glasgow.

Glasgow is now 4-4-1 overall and 1-4 in conference play.

Lockwood 12R 12H 3E
Glasgow 12R 14H 4E

Riley Clampitt 3 hits (double), 1 run, 2 RBI
Ella Eggebrecht 3 hits, 2 RBI
Tessa Miller 2 hits (double), 2 runs, 2 RBI
Hayden Green 2 hits, 2 runs, 2 RBI
Macy Martin 2 hits, 3 runs, 1 SB
Berkley Hillman 1 hit (double), 1 run, 1 RBI, 1 SB
Tatum Nyquist 2 runs, 1 RBI
Brynn Donaldson 1 hit
CharLee McColly 1 RBI
Kelbi Wersal 1 run

Martin 3 IP, 8 ER, 3 K
Donaldson 3 IP, 4 ER, 3 K

Freshman Brynlie Boreson got the pitching win, tossing a 3-hit shutout in her first varsity start in the circle. She had 7 strikeouts, no walks, and only needed 59 pitches to get through 5 innings. She only went to a 3-ball count on three batters.

Glasgow 11R 12H 3E
Stillwater 0R 3H 4E

Everyone had at least 1 hit!

Green 2 hits (double), 2 runs, 2 RBI
Clampitt 2 hits, 2 runs, 1 RBI
Eggebrecht 2 hits, 1 run, 1 RBI
Miller 1 hit (double), 1 run
Nyquist 1 hit, 2 runs
McColly 1 hit, 2 runs, 1 SB
Hillman 1 hit, 1 run, 1 RBI, 1 SB
Martin 1 hit, 1 RBI
Boreson 1 hit, 1 RBI

Macy Martin and Kelbi Wersal combined on a 3 inning no-hitter in a game shortened by the mercy rule. Martin got the pitching win going 2 innings and striking out 4. Wersal closed out the game, going 1 inning and striking out 2.

Glasgow 17R 14H 0E
Shelby 0R 0H 5E

Green 3 hits, 1 run, 2 RBI
Miller 2 hits (both doubles), 3 runs, 2 RBI
Martin 2 hits (double), 3 runs, 1 RBI
Caylen Jankowski 2 hits, 1 run, 2 RBI
Wersal 2 hits, 2 runs
Nyquist 1 hit (double), 2 runs, 3 RBI
Donaldson 1 hit, 2 runs, 1 RBI
Eggebrecht 1 hit, 2 runs
Clampitt 1 run, 1 RBI
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Season leaders after 9 games.....
Batting Avg - Halle Hunter (.500), Green (.433), Eggebrecht (.412)
On-base % - Hunter (.565), Green (.485), Miller (.455)
Hits - Green (13), Clampitt, Miller, Hillman (11 each)
Doubles - Miller (7), Nyquist (5), Hunter, Green, Hillman (2)
Triples - Eggebrecht (1)
HRs - Hillman, Green, Clampitt (1 each)
RBIs - Green (16), Nyquist (13), Miller and Hillman (11)
Runs - Nyquist (16), Martin (13), Hunter (11)
SBs - McColly (5), Martin and Hillman (3)

The Scottie Boys and Girls Track and Field teams both won team titles at the Baker Invitational on Saturday.

7 Individual Champs for the Scotties at Saturday's Baker Invitational:

Khye Gamas 300M Hurdles and 200M
Vaughn Miller Javelin
Haleigh Huntsman 3200M
Tanae Baker 1600M
Mayzie Yoakam Pole Vault
Kyler Holinde 1600M

The Scotties also had five State B Auto-Qualifiers at the Baker Invitational:

Mayzie Yoakam and Eve Stone in Pole Vault at 9’9” and 9’6”
Tanae Baker in the 1600M at 5:26
Vaughn Miller in the Javelin at 168’2” and the Discus at 147’ 7”

The Scottie Softball team traveled to Shepherd on Friday to take on Shepherd and Conrad. The Scotties were defeated in both games and the record for Glasgow is now 1-4.

Shepherd 25R 17H 0E
Glasgow 0R 1H 8E

Macy Martin had the lone hit.
Brynn Donaldson took the pitching loss. She went 5 innings, gave up 10 earned runs and struck out 2.

Conrad 27R 23H 3E
Glasgow 17R 17H 10E

Tatum Nyquist - 4 hits (3 doubles), 2 runs, 5 RBIs
Halle Hunter - 3 hits (2 doubles), 4 runs, 3 RBIs, 1 SB
Hayden Green - 2 hits (1 HR), 1 run, 3 RBIs
CharLee McColly - 3 hits (1 double), 3 runs, 1 RBI
Tessa Miller - 2 hits (1 double), 2 runs, 1 RBI
Riley Clampitt - 2 hits, 1 RBI
Berkley Hillman - 1 hit, 2 runs, 2 RBIs
Kelbi Wersal - 2 runs
Macy Martin - 1 run, 1 SB

Martin took the pitching loss. She went 7 innings, gave up 11 earned runs and struck out 6.
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Season leaders after 5 games.....

Batting Avg - Hunter (.500), Hillman (.375), Miller (.333)
On-base % - Hunter (.556), Hillman (.444), Miller (.412)
Hits - Hunter (8), Hillman (6), Miller and Nyquist (5)
Doubles - Miller and Nyquist (3), Hunter (2)
Triples - Eggebrecht (1)
HRs - Hillman and Green (1)
RBIs - Hillman (8), Nyquist and Green (7)
Runs - Hunter (9), Martin (6), Nyquist (5)
SBs - Martin and Hunter (2), Miller (1)

Message from GHS:

Due to the rain we received over the weekend, our fields are too wet to play. We will now have our Softball team travel TO Sidney instead. Bus leaves at 12:15 PM from GHS and will pick up GMS students on the way out of town.
Sidney will return to Glasgow Tuesday May 7th now instead.

Glasgow Scottie Boys Results. Finishers in the Top 10:

800 Meters Varsity - Finals
3. 11 Kyler Holinde 2:06.23aSR

4. 10 Tavin Boland 2:11.03aSR

1600 Meters Varsity - Finals
8. 11 Kyler Holinde 4:58.65aSR

110m Hurdles Varsity - Finals
4. 10 Khye Gamas 17.74aSR

300m Hurdles Varsity - Finals

4. 10 Khye Gamas 43.34aSR

10. 9 Gage Larsen 46.46aPR

4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals
10th place
Khye Gamas

Trey Graham

Kyler Whitman

Wyatt Babb

4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals
5th place

Tavin Boland

Khye Gamas

Kyler Holinde

Liam Chapman

Discus Varsity - Finals
2. 12 Vaughn Miller 133-00SR

4. 11 Connor Hudyma 121-10SR

9. 11 Myles Yoakam 116-09PR

10. 9 Cade Hudyma 113-05PR

Javelin Varsity - Finals
1. 12 Vaughn Miller 157-03SR

Pole Vault Varsity - Finals
5. 11 Nick Solorzano 10-06.00SR

Long Jump Varsity - Finals
8. 11 Nick Solorzano 18-03.50SR

Glasgow Scottie Girls Results. Top 10 finishers:

100 Meters Varsity - Finals
8. 9 Gina Page 13.79aSR
10. 10 Joely Chappell 13.84aSR

200 Meters Varsity - Finals
3. 9 Gina Page 28.27aSR

800 Meters Varsity - Finals
7. 12 Emily See 2:39.70aSR
Glasgow

1600 Meters Varsity - Finals
2. 11 Tanae Baker 5:40.18aSR
4. 12 Emily See 6:02.05aSR
7. 9 Haleigh Huntsman 6:09.90aSR
8. 11 Kheyerah Bilger 6:29.43aSR
10. 10 Kimber Dulaney 6:36.66aSR

3200 Meters Varsity - Finals
2. 11 Tanae Baker 12:12.71aSR
5. 9 Haleigh Huntsman 13:21.93aSR

100m Hurdles Varsity - Finals
2. 9 Mayzie Yoakam 17.04aSR

300m Hurdles Varsity - Finals
9. 9 Ava Runner 55.29aPR

Glasgow - A
4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals
4th place

Joely Chappell

Gina Page

Mayzie Yoakam

Emily See

Shot Put Varsity - Finals
5. 9 Hannah Holinde 28-06.00SR
Glasgow

High Jump Varsity - Finals
6. 12 Eve Stone 4-08.00SR

Pole Vault Varsity - Finals
1. 9 Mayzie Yoakam 8-06.00SR

4. 12 Eve Stone 7-06.00SR

Long Jump Varsity - Finals
9. 10 Joely Chappell 14-01.50SR

Triple Jump Varsity - Finals
3. 9 Mayzie Yoakam 33-02.00SR

5. 10 Joely Chappell 31-06.00SR

Press Release from Glasgow Wrestling Club:

Another great weekend at AAU National Duals in Iowa is in the books! Good job to ALL 8 of these Highlanders that put in the extra work and helped form Team Montana. Each of them battled tough competition in a big arena.

GWC Results from AAU National Duals:

Jack Morehouse 4-4
Aiden Aune 4-4
Hunter Pierce 2-6
Tyler King 4-4 Copper All-American
William Kirkland 6-2 Bronze All-American
Madison Lamb 5-3 Copper All-American
Bailey Dooley 2-3
Chloe Lamb 0-7

Glasgow 14 runs on 15 hits and 5 errors

Dawson County (Glendive) 7 runs on 6 hits and 4 errors

Berkley Hillman had 4 hits (1 double), 2 RBI, 1 run

Halle Hunter had 3 hits, 1 RBI, 4 runs, 1 stolen base

Tessa Miller had 2 doubles, 3 RBI, 1 run

Elle Eggebrecht had a triple, 3 RBI, 1 run

Hayden Green had a double, 2 RBI, 1 run

Tatum Nyquist had 1 hit, 2 RBI, 2 runs

CharLee McColly had 1 hit, 1 RBI, 1 run

Macy Martin had a hit and 2 runs

Riley Clampitt had a hit and 1 run

Martin went the distance and got the pitching win. She pitched 7 innings, gave up 4 earned runs and struck out 6.

Scottie Softball will change locations from Great Falls to Shepherd this Friday. The Shepherd Triangular game schedule is here:
1:00 Shepherd v Glasgow
3:00 Glasgow v Conrad
5:00 Shepherd v Conrad

This Friday’s Shelby Invitational Golf Meet will be postponed to a later date

2024 Scottie Homecoming Week will be September 16th thru the 21st.

Scottie Football will host the Manhattan Tigers at 7 PM on Friday Sept. 20th

#NextLevelScottie Brett Glaser, competing for Black Hills State University, finished 6th in the pole vault (13' 6.25) and 7th in the Long Jump (21' 5.25) at the Jack Christiansen Invite in Fort Collins, Colorado last weekend. He also ran a leg on the men's 4x100m relay team that finished fifth. The team is scheduled to compete next in Vermillion, South Dakota on April 6th and 7th.

#NextLevelScottie Ellis McKean, competing for the University of San Francisco Dons, finished 10th in the steeplechase (9:14.99) at the Mike Fanelli Track Classic in San Francisco last weekend. The team is scheduled to compete next in Berkeley, California on April 8th.

#NextLevelScottie Iris McKean, running for the Lady Griz in Missoula, was off last weekend. The team is scheduled to travel to Bozeman for the Griz-Cat Dual on April 6th.

Area athletes competed for Dickinson State University at the Yellowjackets/Battlin' Bears Open in Billings last weekend.

Wolf Point's Jewel Olson won the 200m (25.93) and was 2nd in the 400m (58.36). Hinsdale's Kaitlyn McColly won the 100m Hurdles (14.75), was 5th in the high jump (5' .5"), 5th in the javelin (117') and was a leg of the winning 4x400m relay (4:04.53). Nashua athletes Tia Dees and Taylor Laumeyer finished 9th (37' 4.5) and 11th (34' 7.5) respectively in the Shot Put. Laumeyer was 5th in the Hammer (149' 7) and Dees was 15th (105' 6). The team is scheduled to compete next in Vermillion, South Dakota on April 6th and 7th.

#NextLevelScottie Stevie Hartwell, playing softball for Williston State College, was not in action last weekend due to weather postponements. The team is schedule to play in Minot vs. Dakota College at Bottineau this Wednesday and in Miles City on Saturday.

The Glasgow Scottie Softball team travelled to the Billings area on Friday to take on Huntley Project and Stillwater.

The Scotties who have struggled to get outside to practice this year due to weather, ran into two of the best teams in the Eastern B/C for their opening games of the season.

The Scotties were beaten by Stillwater 16-8 and Huntley Project 12-0.

Glasgow opens the season with a 0-2 record.

Glasgow will travel to Glendive on Tuesday for a contest with the Red Devils and then travel to the Great Falls Central Invite on Friday.

Congratulations to All State cross country and track athlete Emily See - she recently signed with the Montana Tech Orediggers to compete at the next level in both sports, starting with cross country this fall!!! #NextLevelScottie

The Montana Coaches Association has announced its Coach of the Year winners for winter sports.

Swimming coach Robyn O'Nan from Billings Central will be honored for coaching Class A state champions for both boys and girls.

The 19 individuals from 19 classifications will be honored at the 2024 MCA Awards Ceremony Aug. 1 at Great Falls CMR High School.

They are:

Boys basketball

Class AA: Michael Claxton, Bozeman Gallatin

Class A: Jeff Edwards, Dillon

Class B: Scott Anderson, Missoula Loyola

Class C: Jeremy MacDonald, Box Elder

Girls basketball

Class AA: Randy Chase, Billings Skyview

Class A: Jetton Ailes, Billings Central

Class B: Jason Coulter, Baker

Class C: Amber Erickson, Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale

Boys wrestling

Class AA: Jeremy Hernandez, Billings West

Class A: Ted Hill, Laurel

Class B: Tim Kaczmarek, Huntley Project

Class C: Ben Reilly, Forsyth

Girls wrestling

Class AA: Charlie Klepps, Billings Senior

Class A: Dylan Kramer, Ronan

Class B-C: Will Bagley/Darick Gorder, Baker

Boys swimming

Class AA: Siobhan Gilmartin, Bozeman

Class A: Robyn O'Nan, Billings Central

Girls swimming

Class AA: Brady Baughman, Missoula Sentinel

Class A: Robyn O'Nan, Billings Central

Glasgow High School proudly announces our Academic All-State Recipients for the 2023-24 Winter Activities season.
These individuals maintained a GPA of 3.500 or above while earning a Varsity letter in their respective activity.

Wrestling--
Riley Clampitt
Khye Gamas
Gabe Munroe
Joaquin Torres
Gracie Baker (MGR)
Karsyn Sillerud (MGR)
Laynee Simpson (MGR)
Basketball--
Paityn Britzman
Joely Chappell
Riley Evenson-Glasoe
Hannah Holinde
Haleigh Huntsman
Gina Page
Ava Runner
Mayzie Yoakam
Lacey White
Josie Kemp (MGR)
Mia Peterson (MGR)
Phyllis Yoakam (MGR)
Cade Hudyma
Noah Runner
Myles Yoakam
Andrew Linder (MGR)
Rex Monson (MGR)
Jensina Tweten (MGR)

Speech & Drama--
Connor Whitmer

Winter Cheer--
Pyper Brandt
Jourdyn Fercho
Addison Jones
Grace Reyes
Annika Smith
Kinley Strommen

he most prestigious tournament in our home state is the Montana Open at the Billings Metra! GWC brought the 6th largest team to the event this year with 55 wrestlers. It was a total team effort to put up 221 points and finish in 13th place overall out of 195 clubs in attendance. The Highlanders were 3rd place amongst Class B/C feeder programs.

Leading the way were four Individual Champions and four runner-ups! TenLea Sundeen, Ryan Gamas, Aurora Markle, and Walker Kirkland would each collect a tournament title and WIN the coveted "Skull". 31 out of 55 wrestlers reached the podium with a Top 6 finish. The 4 champions and 31 individual placers both make up the 2nd most in club history at the premier event.

The Open signals the end of the season for the majority of the Club. The Highlanders, however, will send a smaller contingent to Black Hills Nationals in Spearfish, South Dakota this coming Friday and Saturday. Eight Highlanders will also join Team Montana and head to the AAU National Duals in Des Moines, Iowa the first weekend in April.

Montana Open Individual Results:
6U
Brands Casterline 4th
Theo Marks 6th
Nels Redfield
Newt Knaff 3rd
Aurora Markle Champion
Saylor Thompson
Brenley Flaten 6th
8U
Howard Redfield
Dayton Markle
Rowen Thompson
Ledger Kaufman
CJ Sillerud
Colt Knaff 5th
Buddy Cole
Olive Marks 6th
Archer Henry
Taryn Sundeen 4th
Collins Flaten 5th
Rygan Gamas Champion
10U
Tate Lehner 2nd
Jett Morehouse 4th
Walker Kirkland Champion
Whit Ozark
Milo Marks
Eli Holinde
Knoxsen Harris
Carson Young 6th
TenLea Sundeen Champion
Kennedy Flaten 2nd
Lyla Lehner 4th
Harlee Vandermars 3rd
Khloe Kaufman 2nd
12U
Anders Aune
Hunter Pierce 5th
Taden Sundeen 5th
Saunten Gamas 4th
Leo Erickson 3rd
Addison Hughes 5th
Aubree Holinde 4th
15U
Aiden Aune 3rd
Jack Morehouse
Weston Kirkland
Tyler King
DC Flaten
Alex Earll
Kylie Aho
Riley Pedersen
Bailey Dooley
Chloe Lamb
Madison Lamb 3rd
18U
Khye Gamas 3rd
William Kirkland 4th
Michael King 4th
Ernie Vandall
Avery Pedersen 5th

The Glasgow Invitational High School Track Meet that was scheduled for this Friday March 29th on Scottie Field has been cancelled due to our recent winter storm and the low temps forecasted this week.

Scottie Softball will open up at the Huntley Project Quad this Friday March 29th. Full Game Schedule here:

9:00 AM- Colstrip vs HP
11:00 AM - Colstrip vs Columbus
1:00 PM - Columbus vs Glasgow
3:00 PM - Glasgow vs HP

Monday Mar. 25th -- 1st Day of MS Track & Field 4:00 PM at GMS
Friday Mar. 29th -- Glasgow HS Track Invitational @ Scottie Field 9:00 AM
Friday Mar. 29th -- SB @ Huntley Project Quad (Varsity)

Tuesday Apr. 2nd -- SB vs. Glendive at Sullivan Park (JV/V) 3:30/5:00 PM
Thursday Apr. 4th -- HS TR @ Lewistown Invitational
Friday Apr. 5th -- SB @ Great Falls Central Tournament (JV/V)
Friday Apr. 5th -- GO @ Shelby Invitational
Saturday Apr. 6th -- GHS Prom 7:00 PM
Saturday Apr. 6th -- MS TR @ Sidney Invitational (split squad)

Tuesday Apr. 9th -- SB vs. Sidney at Sullivan Park (JV/V) 3:30/5:00 PM
Tuesday Apr. 9th -- MS Track (split squad) at Williston Invitational
Wednesday Apr. 10th -- MS Academic Olympics @ GHS
Friday Apr. 12th-13th -- SB @ Lewistown Invitational (JV/V)
Saturday Apr. 13th -- HS TR @ Baker Invitational
Saturday Apr. 13th -- Glasgow MS Track Invitational @ Scottie Field 9:00 AM

Here are the awards and final day release. Thanks to all who played, coached, officiated, worked, and attended the 37th Annual HIT Tournament! See you next year!

The 37th Hi-Line Invitational Tournament concluded Saturday evening at MSU-Northern. The Class AA girls defeated the Class A girls in the title game by a score of 98-76, while the Class A boys defeated the AA boys 97-89 for the championship. The girls consolation game went to the Class B girls, who defeated Class C by a score of 81-78. The boys consolation game went to Class B, who defeated Class C by a score of 108-93. The co-MVP’s of the girls division were Breanna Williams from Billings Skyview and Kourtney Grossman from Billings West. The boys Most Valuable Player went to Kyler Engellant from Beaverhead County.

Award Winners:
Girls Awards:
3-Point Champion-Kameryn Ketcham-Sweet Grass County
Assist Leader-Paige Lofing-Huntley Project
Scoring Leader-Paige Lofing-Lofing
Rebound Leader-Brianna Williams-Billings Skyview
Miss Hustle-Paeton Gunlock-Big Fork
Miss Defense-Hallie Neibauer-Chinook
All-Star Team:
Breanna Williams-Billings Skyview (Co-MVP)
Kourtney Grossman-Billings West (Co-MVP)
Paige Lofing-Huntley Project
Madison O’Connor-Baker
Isabelle Heggem-Roy-Winifred
Braeden Gunlock-Big Fork
Ariana Gary-Havre
Sannah Windy Boy-Huntley Project
Jada Davis-Gallatin
Kadynce Couture-Missoula Big Sky
Amaya Jarvis-Havre
Boys All-Star Team
Kyler Engellant (MVP)
Kellen Harrison-Bozeman
Zad Rodarte-Gallatin
Jaxen Lieberg-Helena High
Carter Curnow-Beaverhead County
Darcy Merchant-Billings Central
Eli Quinn-Frenchtown
Rey Johnston-Missoula Loyola
Hayden Steffenson-Columbus
Ethan Stack-Missoula Loyola
Jonslee Pierre-Lustre Christian
Christian Triemstra-Manhattan Christian
Mason Venema-Manhattan Christian

Boys Awards:
3-Point Champion-Zad Rodarte-Gallatin
Assist Leader-Reynolds Johnston-Missoula Loyola
Rebound Leader-Kyler Engellant-Beaverhead County
Scoring Leader-Hayden Steffenson
Mr. Hustle-Kash Embry-Bozeman
Slam Dunk Champion-Johnslee Pierra-Lustre Christian
Mr. Defense-Carter Curnow-Beaverhead County
CONSOLATION SCORES:
Class C Girls 78
Class B Girls 81
Class C Boys 93
Class B Boys 108
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME SCORES:
Class AA Girls 98
Class A Girls 76
Class A Boys 97
Class AA Boys 89

Basketball

Hi-Line Invitational Tournament to be played in Havre

Rosters

GIRLS

Class AA

Breanna Williams, 6-1, Sr, Billings Skyview; Kourtney Grossman, 5-11, Sr, Billings West; Reagan Soucy, 5-8, So, Billings West; Kaydynce Couture, 5-9, Jr, Missoula Big Sky; Halle Haber, 6-0, Sr, Billings West; 8 Rhema Pace, 5-4, Jr, Great Falls CMR; Cadence Graham, 5-4, Fr, Butte; Jada Davis, 5-7, So, Bozeman Gallatin; Brooklyn Pierce, 6-2, So, Billings West.

Coaches: Jenna Bolstad and Laramie Schwenke

Class A

Amaya Jarvis, 5-7, So, Havre; Tailey Harris, 5-6, Jr, Lockwood; Paeten Gunlock, 5-7, So, Bigfork; Jillian Kanduch, 5-8, Jr, Miles City; Ariana Gray, 5-11, So, Havre; Emma Timm, 5-6, Sr, Laurel; Braeden Gunlock, 5-11, Jr, Bigfork; Kenleigh Graham, 6-0, Jr, Dillon; Mason Quinn, 6-1, So, Frenchtown;

Coach: Jill Barta

Class B

Giovanna Horner, 5-9, Sr, Missoula Loyola; Kameryn Ketcham, 5-9, Sr, Big Timber; Paige Lofing, 5-9, Jr, Huntley Project; Madison O’Connor, 5-10, So, Baker; Hallie Neibauer, 5-10, Sr, Chinook; Sannah Windy Boy, 6-1, Jr, Huntley Project; Macy Tjelde, 5-10, So, Fairview; Molly Gilbert, 5-11, Jr, Shepherd; Ryian Eveland, 6-0, So, Jefferson; Denvyr Tuss, 6-0, So, Malta.

Coach: Pat Goldhahn

Class C

Avery Eike, 5-9, Jr, Melstone; Emma Konen, 5-9, Sr, Twin Bridges; Laynee Elness, 5-4, Sr, Roy-Winifred; Eva Yeadon, 5-9, Jr, Big Sandy; Shelbi LaBrie, 5-6, Jr, Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale; Allie Dale, 5-8, Sr, Twin Bridges; Mallory Tommerup, 5-6, Jr, Plentywood; Teagan Erickson, 6-2, Sr, Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale; Isabelle Heggem, 6-5, Sr, Roy-Winifred; Kyle Pancost, 6-1, Sr, Twin Bridges.

Coaches: Nate Aschim, Chris Mattson

BOYS

Class AA

Tevin Wetzel, 6-0, Jr, Helena; Kellen Harrison, 6-1, Sr, Bozeman; Kash Embry, 6-2, Jr, Bozeman; Zad Rodarte, 6-2, Sr, Bozeman Gallatin; Hudson Leudtke, 6-2, So, Butte; Cooper Tyson, 6-3, Sr, Billings West; Jaxan Lieberg, 6-4, Jr, Helena; Anthony Schacht, 6-6, Sr, Billings Skyview; Grant Vigen, 6-6, Jr, Bozeman Gallatin; Dean Blair, 6-6, Jr, Great Falls CMR.

Coach: Shaughn McKeon

Class A

Darcy Merchant, 6-2, So, Billings Central; Matt Huse, 5-11, Jr, Havre; Tre Gary, 6-0, Jr, Havre; Zicciah Callison-Blake, 6-3, So, Lockwood; Maurice Redhorn III, 5-11, Sr, Browning; Owen McPartland, 5-11, Jr, Butte Central; Canaan Magness, 6-3, So, Hamilton; Eli Quinn, 6-7, Sr, Frenchtown; Kyler Engellant, 6-5, Jr, Dillon; Carter Curnow, 6-4, Jr, Dillon.

Coach: Tommy Brown

Class B

Mason Meier, 6-0, Sr, Columbus; Bohdi Brenden, 6-0, Jr, Malta; Cooper O’Connor, 6-1, Sr, Baker; Callin Fenno, 6-0, Sr, Manhattan; Jeff Tjelde, 6-5, Sr, Fairview; River Hurley, 6-6, Sr, Anaconda; Ethan Stack, 6-6, Jr, Missoula Loyola; Reynolds Johnston, 6-6, Jr, Missoula Loyola; Hayden Steffenson, 6-9, Sr, Columbus; Cade Hudyma, 6-6, Fr, Glasgow

Coach: Pat Goldhahn

Class C

Tracen Jilot, 6-0, Jr, Box Elder; Kenyan Davis, 6-1, Jr, Harlowton-Ryegate-Judith Gap; Mason Venema, 6-4, Sr, Manhattan Christian; Bram Handran, 6-3, So, Scobey; Brady Bantz, 6-3, Sr, Winnett-Grass Range; Karson Pulst, 5-11, Sr, Chester-Joplin-Inverness; Reese Paulson, 6-2, Sr, Belt; Christian Triemstra, 6-3J r, Manhattan Christian; Nolan Kamerman, 6-3, So, Melstone; Johnslee Pierre, 6-5, So, Lustre Christian

Coaches: Nate Aschim, Chris Mattson

WOW! The Highlanders put on one heck of a show in Montana's greatest venue this weekend. For the first time in club history; the Glasgow Wrestling Club Boys WON the Large Team AAU State Championship. The Girls won the Large Team title in 2022 and the Boys have claimed Small and Medium team titles throughout the storied history of the program, but had never went up against every single Class AA feeder program to win the highest honor. Until this year!

There was a record 1,271 boys in attendance representing 85 different youth clubs. The Highlander boys brought 43 wrestlers to the big dance and scored a whopping 463 points. It was good enough for the 4th most points overall; which in itself is the best finish in program history! Only Team Champs (Billings West), Sidney, and Billings Wrestling Club finished with more total points. The 463 points is the 2nd most the Glasgow Boys have ever scored at a State AAU tournament. (492 points in 2022)
According to Montana AAU By-Laws. The small, medium, and Large Team Titles are determined by a club's total points divided by their total number of wrestlers. That formula gave Glasgow 10.767 points/per wrestler just ahead of Class AA power Team Champs (Billings West) with 10.535 points/per wrestler. 2-time defending AAU Large Team Champion, Huntley Project, finished in 3rd place and Billings Wrestling Club finished in a close 4th. It was the strength of six Individual CHAMPIONS and twenty one state placers that put the mighty Highlanders over the top!

The Boys also finished in 2nd place overall for the famed Bobby McKinley Trophy; which is given to the best "10-man" team at the event. Huntley Project would score 82 to win the plaque, GWC would come just one point short by scoring 81, and Team Champs was 3rd in the McKinley race with 79 points.

The Highlander Girls would shine bright right alongside the boys this weekend as they were simply DOMINANT from start to finish! The event featured a record 448 girls and GWC brought their own record of 24 girls to the State Meet. It was the 3rd largest female team in attendance. At the end of three intense days of Wrestling; the Highlander Girls would finish in 2nd Place overall out of 64 clubs with a team record 243.5 points. The girls added an Individual Champion and a team record nineteen individual state placers! Only Class AA Billings Darkhorse Girls (Billings Senior) would put up more team points this weekend in the Metra. It is the 4th consecutive year that the Highlander Girls have finished in the Top 3 overall at the State AAU tournament and the 4th consecutive year of finishing above ALL other Class B/C feeder programs. The future is extremely bright for the ladies of Glasgow Wrestling.

The Girls also finished in 3rd place overall for the Walt Egged Award; which is given to the best "10-man" team at the event. Billings Darkhorse would score 77 to win the plaque, Billings Heights scored 56 to finish runner-up, and the Highlanders rounded out the top three with 52 points.

It was another year of records being smashed by the local club. The 67 wrestlers was the second most GWC has ever brought to a State AAU Meet. The 40 combined Boys and Girls Individual State Placers breaks last year's record of 37! The 706.5 combined Team Points is also a NEW standard for a youth Wrestling Club that has been around since 1968. To top it all off, five Highlanders used their performances from this weekend to earn a spot on the AAU National Duals team. William Kirkland, Jack Morehouse, Aiden Aune, Hunter Pierce, and Tyler King will now represent Team Montana in Des Moines, Iowa on April 5th-7th. Outstanding all the way around.

GWC will do it all again next weekend as the Highlanders will head back to the Billings Metra for the premier event in the region, the Montana Open! Action will begin late Friday afternoon and continue through Sunday afternoon. The event is expected to smash more attendance records.

State AAU Individual Results--

Tot
Theo Marks 5th
Rhett Murch 5th
Brands Casterline 3rd
Frank Pattison
Jax Pankratz
Newt Knaff
Kayson Murch 5th
Saylor Thompson 6th

Bantam
Nels Redfield
Howard Redfield
Silas Hopstad
Atikis Girard
Eli Pankratz
Rowen Thompson
Ledger Kaufman 5th
Colt Knaff State Champion
Olive Marks
Aurora Markle 6th
Brenley Flaten
Taryn Sundeen 2nd
Collins Flaten State Champion

Midget
Tate Lehner State Champion
Dayton Markle
Jett Morehouse 2nd
CJ Sillerud
Milo Marks
Murdock Pattison 5th
Whit Ozark 4th
Buddy Cole
Josiah Hernandez 2nd
TenLea Sundeen 2nd
Archer Henry
Rygan Gamas 4th
Gwen Torres
Harlee Vandermars 2nd

Novice
Walker Kirkland
Anders Aune
Knoxsen Harris
Eli Holinde
Taden Sundeen State Champion
Kennedy Flaten 4th
Riley Pattison 4th
Lyla Lehner 6th
Khloe Kaufman 4th
Josie Hartwell 4th
Madisyn Murch 6th

Schoolboy/Girl
Aiden Aune 3rd
Hunter Pierce 3rd
Jack Morehouse State Champion
Saunten Gamas 2nd
Weston Kirkland
DC Flaten
Kylie Aho
Riley Pedersen 3rd
Bailey Dooley 3rd
Chloe Lamb 3rd
Aubree Holinde 5th

Cadet
Cody Kuka
Tyler King
Alex Earll
Ernie Vandall 3rd
Madison Lamb 5th

Elite
Joaquin Torres 5th
James Landles 5th
William Kirkland State Champion
Michael King 3rd
Avery Pedersen 2nd

Team Montana Qualifiers -- AAU National Duals in Iowa:

William Kirkland -- 9th/10th Grade Silver Team
Jack Morehouse -- Middle School Gold Team
Aiden Aune -- Middle School Gold Team
Hunter Pierce -- Middle School Team
Tyler King -- Middle School Team

Reds Baseball sign-ups & Calcutta registration is Wed. March 20th at the Glasgow Elk’s Lodge. It all starts at 6p.m. with the NCAA March Madness Calcutta at 7p.m.

It will be burger night at the Elks so come early & grab a burger. All are welcome to participate.

The 8th Annual Slam the Dam will be held in Fort Peck Sat. March 16th. This non-competitive walk/run is held on the Fort Peck Dam & will be organized so participants walk with the wind.

Registration is from 9 - 10a.m. & cost is $5 per person. All ages are invited, but bikers or dogs are not welcome.

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

The Lucky Knuckle Brew Run is coming up this Saturday. Registration will be from 1:00-1:45 p.m. at the Busted Knuckle Taproom on Saturday, March 16th. The race will start at 2:00 p.m.

The entry fee to participate is $20, which provides you with your race bib and a drink token from the BKT. Medals will be given out to the first 85 participants. We will accept cash OR check. No Venmo at this time. 50% of all entry fee proceeds will be donated to the Valley County Food Bank.

Green St. Patty's Day attire is encouraged! We will be giving out an award basket for “Best Dressed”.
Individual awards will be given to the top three male and female finishers.

The route will weave through downtown Glasgow and is posted on the Lucky Knuckle Brew Run Facebook page.

Cal Ripken baseball sign-ups are Wed. March 13th from 5 - 6:30p.m. at the Glasgow Middle School. This is for kids ages 5 – 12 & if they have not played before they need to bring a birth certificate. Cost is $120 or $50 plus selling 2 boxes of candy to play. Please contact Corie, 406-599-9952, for any questions.

Class C All-State Selections from the Eastern C Division

Girls:

Hailey Berwick- Bainville
Kencia Brown- Lustre Christian
Teagan Erickson- North Country
Kataya KillEagle- Dodson
Shelbi Labrie- North Country
Madline Miline- Circle
Alexa Reddig- Lustre Christian
Mallorty Tommerup- Plentywood
Paige Wasson- North Country

Boys:

Owen Beery- Circle
John Carney- Scobey
Mason Dethman- Froid/Lake
Blaine Downing- North Country
Sayer Erickson- Savage
Bram Handran- Scobey
Cayden Klatt- Lustre Christian
Grady Nielsen- Nashua
Johnslee Pierre- Lustre Christian
Carson Solbert- Plentywood

1st Day of High School Spring sports practices today for GHS athletes:

Track & Field — 4:00 PM at GHS
Softball — 4:00 PM at GHS
Golf — 4:10 PM at Sunnyside

ALL student-athletes must have their paperwork completed on DragonFly in order to participate on the first day.

District 2-B released the All-Conference and All-State teams on Sunday. The teams were voted on by conference coaches.

District 3-C released the All-Conference and All-State teams on Sunday. The teams were voted on by conference coaches.

The Highlanders closed out the 2024 “Regular Season” this weekend at the Annual Brodie Gorder Memorial Iron Eagle Team Duals and Individual Tournament in Sidney!

The Glasgow Wrestling Club has been attending the Team Duals for the last decade and this year’s marks the best finish in club history. GWC finished in 3rd Place overall out of 20 Dual Teams. Saturday brought high-intensity action to Sidney High School and our team responded by going 4-0 and winning the “D Pool”. During these preliminary duals; Glasgow defeated Williston, Butte, Sidney (JV), and Lewistown. That effort landed them in the “Gold Bracket” late Saturday afternoon.

The Gold Bracket featured three other regional power house programs; Team Champs Black (Billings West), Dakota Rattlers (Minot, ND.), and Team Brodie (Sidney Varsity). The Highlanders were defeated by the eventual 1st place squad, Team Champs Black, during semifinal action, but it was a very competitive effort by our local kids. To close it out, GWC was pitted against their Northeast Montana rival, Team Brodie out of Sidney. In the end, it was the Highlanders that grabbed the convincing 65-50 victory over the host club. AWESOME job GWC.

On Sunday, it was time for the Individual tournament. The Highlanders were the 3rd largest team at the event, with 48 wrestlers taking the mat. This year’s Brodie Gorder Iron Eagle featured a record 38 teams and 696 competitors. GWC would crown 8 Individual Champions and 36 out of 48 Highlanders would find the podium with a Top 6 finish! The club finished with the 4th most Pins/Tech Falls at the event and an overall 55% winning percentage.

Postseason begins this week as the club will head to the Billings Metra to compete at the STATE AAU Tournament on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. 70+ Highlanders are expected to make the trek to the big dance.

Brodie Gorder Iron Eagle Team and Individual Results–

Saturday Team Duals:

Glasgow Wrestling Club 109 Fergus Wrestling Club (Lewistown) 12
Glasgow Wrestling Club 74 Coyote Wrestling Club (Williston) 39
Glasgow Wrestling Club 86 Butte Wrestling Club 33
Glasgow Wrestling Club 108 Sidney Wrestling 16
Team Champs Black (Billings West) 83 Glasgow Wrestling Club 26 Semifinals
Glasgow Wrestling Club 65 Team Brodie (Sidney) 50 3rd/4th Place Consolation Finals
— Glasgow Finishes in 3rd Place / out of 20 —

Sunday Individual Tournament:

Tot–
Saylor Thompson 2nd
Theo Marks 1st
Rhett Murch 5th
Arlie Hoerner
Brands Casterline 3rd
Harrison Kemmis 2nd
Newt Knaff 1st

Bantam–
Aurora Markle 4th
Viona Casterline
Brenley Flaten
Taryn Sundeen 2nd
Collins Flaten 1st
Nels Redfield
Howard Redfield
Silas Hopstad 6th
Rowen Thompson 6th
Colt Knaff 1st

Midget–
TenLea Sundeen 1st
Archer Henry 3rd
Rygan Gamas 6th
Porter Hopstad
Gwen Torres 5th
Harlee Vandermars 1st
Tate Lehner 2nd
Dayton Markle 6th
Jett Morehouse 2nd
Orrin Mason
CJ Sillerud
Milo Marks
Whit Ozark
Buddy Cole 4th

Novice–
Lyla Lehner 5th
Khloe Kaufman 2nd
Walker Kirkland 5th
Anders Aune
Knoxsen Harris
Taden Sundeen 2nd

Schoolboy/Girl–
Kylie Aho 2nd
Riley Pedersen 2nd
Aiden Aune 1st
Hunter Pierce 4th
Jack Morehouse 1st
Saunten Gamas 3rd
Weston Kirkland 4th
Leighton Chapman 2nd

Cadet–
Tyler King 4th
Alex Earll 4th
Ernie Vandall 4th

The North Country Lady Mavericks defeated Roy-Winifred, by a score of 62-31 to claim their second consecutive state class C title on Saturday night in Great Falls. With the victory, North Country has now won an impressive 54 straight games, in one of the most outstanding runs in class C history.

Roy-Winifred, who won the State C Title in 2022, started off fast and took a 14-13 lead after one quarter of play. The Mavericks, however, were able to turn the tables in the second quarter, and captured a 27-21 half time lead. North Country then outscored the Outlaws 14-4 in the third quarter to take a 41-25 lead after three quarters, on their way to the 62-31 victory.

With the win, North Country concludes the 2024 season, with a perfect 26-0 record. North Country had three players in double figures, led by Paige Wasson who finished the game with 18 points. Teagen Erickson chipped in 16, while Shelbi Labrie finished the game with 10, to round out 3 players in double figures for the Lady Mavericks.

Roy-Winifred concludes a fantastic season, finishing with a final record of 22-4 and a second place finish at the state tournament.

1st Q: Roy-Winifred 14, North Country 13
Half: North Country 27, Roy-Winifred 21
3Q: North Country 41, Roy-Winifred 25
FINAL: North Country 62, Roy-Winifred 31

Scoring:
North Country: Paige Wasson 18, Teagen Erickson 16, Shelbi Labrie 10, Kendall Shefflemear 7, Josie Brown 4, Gracie Wasson 3, Bailey McColly 2, Berkley Hillman 2

Roy- Winifred: Issabelle Heggem 11, Laynie Ellnes 8, Hannah Ewen 5, Dakota Crabtree 3, Lyla Ewen 2, Myer Lensing 2

Lustre Christian High School topped Harlowton-Ryegate in the consolation game of the Class C State Boys Basketball Tournament on Saturday, 53-43.

The Engineers went out to an 11-6 first quarter lead, but the Lions climbed back in it by half, down 19-17. Lustre then outscored Harlowton-Ryegate 17-13 in the third to make it 34-32, and pulled away with a 19-11 fourth quarter for the win.

Cam Reddig had 18 points to lead the Lions, followed by Clay Reddig’s 15 and 11 from Johnslee Pierre.

Lustre finishes the year with just 2 losses on the season.

The North Country Lady Mavericks defeated the Twin Bridges Lady Falcons by a score of 58-33, and will move on to play in the state championship game on Saturday night at 7:30 PM. The Lady Mavericks jumped out to a 14-4 first quarter lead, and built a 20 point halftime lead, on their way to their 53rd consecutive victory, dating back to last year. The Lady Mavericks were led by Paige Wasson, who scored 22 points in the contest, while Josie Brown finished with 9, and Shelbi Labrie added 8. Twin Bridges was led in scoring by Allie Dale, who poured in 22 points, while Kyle Pancost added 9.

So far this season, North Country is now 25-0, and just one win away from claiming their second consecutive State Class C Title. North Country will face Roy-Winifred in the state championship game, at 7:30 PM on Saturday night. That game can be heard on KLTZ.

With the loss, Twin Bridges drops to 21-2, and will face the Plentywood Lady Wildcats, in a loser-out game at 9:30 AM on Saturday morning.

1Q- North Country 14, Twin Bridges 4
HALF- North Country 32, Twin Bridges 12
3Q- North Country 45, Twin Bridges 25
FINAL- North Country 58, Twin Bridges 33

Scoring:
North Country- Paige Wasson 22, Josie Brown 9, Shelbi Labrie 8, Bailey McColly 6, Kendall Sheffelmear 6, Teagen Erickson 4, Emerson Downing 3

Twin Bridges- Allie Dale 22, Kyle Pancost 9, Emma Konen 2

Lustre Christian topped Divisional rivals Plentywood in loser-out action on Friday, 58-44.

The Lions will now face Harlowton-Ryegate at 3 p.m. Saturday in the consolation game. The Engineers topped Winnett-Grass Range 42-41 on Friday.

Lustre leading scorers: Pierre (20), Cam Reddig (18)

Plentywood led 13-10 after one quarter, and 23-22 at the half. Lustre pulled ahead 40-38 after three quarters, finishing with the 14-point win.

Wednesday, March 6th, 2024
Busted Knuckle def. Arch’s Tire

Ezzie’s def. Busted Knuckle

Dink’s def. Hi-Line Ford via forfeit
Independence Bank def. Serve-ivors

Independence Bank def. Hi-Line Ford via forfeit
Dink’s def. Serve-ivors

League Standings
Ezzie’s 18-0
Busted Knuckle 13-4
Dink’s 13-5
Independence Bank 8-9
Arch’s Tire 7-10
Hi-Line Ford 6-11
Serve-ivors 1-16

Next Week’s Game Schedule: March 13th, 2024
Court 1
6:00PM Hi-Line Ford vs. Serve-ivors
7:00PM Hi-Line Ford vs. Arch’s Tire
8:00PM Busted Knuckle vs. Independence Bank

Court 2
6:00PM Ezzie’s vs. Arch’s Tire
7:00PM Ezzie’s vs. Serve-ivors
9:00PM Dink’s vs. Independence Bank

Lustre Christian lost to Manhattan Christian in the Class C Boys Basketball Semifinal Game on Thursday night, 48-42.

Lustre now drops to the 3 p.m. loser-out game on Friday against conference foe Plentywood.

Lustre Christian scorers: Cayden Klatt (11) Johnslee Pierre (10) Cam Reddig (9) Clay Reddig (7)

The North Country girls broke open a close game at the half, and won over Roberts 72-45 on Thursday afternoon.

The first half was very tight between the two teams, in the opener of the girls state C tournament. North Country led 18-15 after one quarter, and actually trailed a couple of times in the second quarter, before pulling ahead 30-28 at the half.

Then in the third, North Country outscored Roberts 25-5 and cruised to the 27-point victory.

North Country will face the winner of Twin Bridges-Big Sandy on Friday night at 6 p.m.

Top scorers for North Country: Paige Wasson (25), Teagan Erickson (19), Baillee McColly (12), Shelbi LaBrie (10)

Glasgow AAU Wrestling Spaghetti Feed/Pie Auction Annual Fundraiser is Thurs. March 7th at the Glasgow Elks Lodge - Spaghetti Feed 6p.m., Pie Auction 7p.m. Cost is $5 per person, $20 per family for the spaghetti feed. This event helps fund GWC wrestlers with their out of state travel expenses, camps & clinics. Also, 50% of the proceeds go to Glasgow Wrestling Center.

The Lustre Christian Lions opened up the 2024 state C basketball tournament with a win over Melstone, 51-44.

The Lions led by 6 at the half and pulled to a 39-30 lead after three, but Melstone fought back to within two points late in the fourth quarter.

Lustre (24-1) will now face Manhattan Christian in the semifinal game on Thursday night. That game will air at 6:30 on KLTZ.

Johnslee Pierre had 30 points to lead Lustre; Cam Reddig scored 10.

Manhattan Christian held off Winnett-Grass Range 61-58 in the second game.

Harlowton-Ryegate topped Plentywood 51-39 in the day's third game.

Box Elder defeated Harrison 76-59.

The Montana High School Association on Monday announced the officials selected to officiate the upcoming state basketball tournaments this week.

Officials are selected to work a state tournament by each MHSA membership school with a boys and girls basketball team voting from an eligible list of officials.

The Class AA boys and girls tourneys are in Missoula at the Adams Center Thursday through Saturday.

The Class AA boys officials will be: Chris Anderson, Missoula; James Booth, Billings; Tom Dwyer, Helena; Scott Holland, Hamilton; Rob Tesch, Billings and Craig Thompson, Billings.

The Class AA girls officials will be: Grady Bennett, Kalispell; Kevin Flatow, Helena; Gretchen Fowell, Great Falls; Jay Lemelin, Billings; Don Saisbury, Kalispell and Kevin Sullivan, Billings.

The Class A boys and girls tourneys are at the Butte Civic Center Thursday through Saturday.

The Class A boys officials are: Scott Buckentin, Denton; Scott Crews, Missoula; Craig Cyr, Lolo, Bryan Porch, Missoula; Patch Wirtzberger, Havre and Clayton Zerbe, Frazer.

The Class A girls officials are: Jonkar Arceniega, Clinton; Ray Bumgarner, Kalispell; Barry Cronk, Billings; Jeff Hibbert, Missoula; Larry Schmitt, Billings; Josh Stickel, Glendive.

The Class B boys and girls tourneys are at First Interstate Arena at MetraPark in Billings Thursday through Saturday.

The Class B boys officials are: Terry Brockie, Harlem; Cory Elkin, Billings; Clinton Evans, Havre; Logan Grant, Bozeman; Scott Welch, Missoula and Brad Weston, Hamilton.

The Class B girls officials are: Pat Alden, Fort Smith; Brock Copenhaver, Wolf Point; Keith Denton, Great Falls; Max Jacobson, Missoula; Joe McElmurry, Libby and Taylor Ratliff, Fairfield.

The Class C boys and girls state tourneys are Wednesday through Saturday at Four Seasons Arena in Great Falls.

The Class C boys officials are: Pat Armstrong, Heart Butte; Tyson Atkinson, Missoula; Vinny Castro, Billings; Jeff Kent, Wolf Point; Tim Polk, Plentywood and Lonnie Swigart, Sidney.

The Class C girls officials are: Tyler Bowen, Missoula; Nate Creek, Sidney; William Sterling, Great Falls; Austin Stradley, Miles City; Tony Vigliotti, Havre and Seth Wildung, Billings.

Bode Barnett scored three goals and Mason Hunter found the net in overtime as Glasgow defeated Miles City 5-4 in the championship game of the Big Sky High School League state hockey tournament at Centennial Ice Arena on Sunday.

Hunter's game-winning goal was on a power play.

Zevin Kummerfeldt had Glasgow's other goal. The Ice Dawgs scored three goals in the second period to take a 4-1 lead into the third period.

The Generals tied things up at 4-4 in the third period with three goals of their own to send the game into the extra session.

Christopher Lang had two of the goals for Miles City in the third period and Anthony Moorehead had the other.

Kameron Lockie scored for Miles City in the first period.

For the Ice Dawgs, Brody Hansen had three assists and Peyton Smith had two assists. Dillon Hughes added an assist for Glasgow.

Mason Chapmon had four assists for Miles City. Yanzie Looman added two assists for the Generals. Lang and Dillon Chapmon also had an assist for Miles City.

Jacob Potter was the winning goalie for the Ice Dawgs. He faced 24 shots and made 20 saves.

The Chinook Lady Sugarbeeters defeated the Poplar Lady Indians in a Northern B Divisional challenge game, to claim second place, and a trip to the state tournament. The game was held in Glasgow, but the Northern B Divisional Tournament was held in Conrad this past weekend.

Poplar started off hot in this game, as they jumped out to an 11-6 lead after the first quarter of play. Chinook then went on a big run in the second quarter, to take a 4 point lead into the half. With some hot shooting in the third period, Chinook was able to open up a 12 point lead, and then never looked back from there, on their way to the 62-39 victory.

Chinook was lead in scoring by Hallie Neibauer, who poured in 36 points. Alexis Seymour joined her in doubles figures with 10.

For Poplar, Emma Martell led the way with 8 points, while Kessie Erickson and Cammie Martell had 7 apiece.

With the win, Chinook improves their overall record to an impressive 22-2, and claim the #2 seed from the Northern B Division. They will advance to the State Class B Tournament in Billings this upcoming weekend. In the first round, Chinook will face Baker, the #2 seed from the Southern B at 5:00 PM on Thursday.

Poplar finishes a fantastic season with a final record of 16-8.

1Q- Poplar 11, Chinook 6
Half- Chinook 20, Poplar 16
3Q- Chinook 39, Poplar 27
Final- Chinook 62, Poplar 39

Scoring:

Chinook: Hallie Neibauer 36, Alexis Seymour 10, Brooke Fetter 5, Jenna Liddle 4, Hannah Schoen 4, Neva Lowe 2

Poplar: Emma Martell 8, Kessie Erickson 7, Cammie Martell 7, Mattie Falls Down 6, Bailey Dupree 3, Riki Belton 2, Sadee Archambeault 1

The Glasgow Wrestling Club has officially entered the "stretch run" of the 2024 season and 58 Highlanders were back on the mats over the weekend! When the calendar flips to March it always represents the most crucial four weeks of competition. The Middle School State Tournament is traditionally held on the first Saturday of March in Lewistown, Montana and provides the youth club's 5th thru 8th graders with a chance at ALL-Class recognition! This year's Montana Middle School State Championships had a record 772 wrestlers in attendance. GWC brought a club record 20 wrestlers to the premier event. When the dust settled, the Highlanders would tie a club record with SIX individual place winners. Jack Morehouse and Tyler King would lead the way with both finishing runner-up in their respective weight classes. The Highlander boys finished 12th place overall out of 55 teams with 117.5 team points. It was good enough for 3rd place among Class B/C feeder programs. The Highlander girls finished in 11th place overall out of 44 teams with 64.5 team points. It was good enough for 6th place among Class B/C feeder programs.

Also on Saturday, 25 young Highlanders attended the Battle in the Badlands in Glendive. GWC's small contingent impressed with 7 individual Champions and 19 top three finishers. A 61% overall winning percentage was tops among the 16 clubs in attendance!

Finally on Sunday, a group of Highlanders closed out the weekend at the Big Spring Brawl in Lewistown. The team finished in 2nd place overall out of 13 clubs with 81 team points. Only finishing behind the tournament host; the Fergus Wrestling Club. 13 Highlanders showed up and showed out, finishing with 5 individual Champions and putting all 13 on the podium with top five finishes. Again, Glasgow would finish with the best team winning percentage at the event. Winning at a 65% clip on Sunday!

This Thursday will be the club's most important annual fundraiser. The Glasgow Wrestling Club's 19th Annual Spaghetti Feed and Pie Auction will get underway at the Glasgow Elks Lodge at 6:00 PM. Auction will begin at 7:00 PM. The final 4 weeks of the season will feature incredible competition. Sidney's Brodie Gorder Memorial, State AAU and the Montana Open (both in the Billings Metra), and Black Hills Nationals in Spearfish, South Dakota.

Middle School State Individual Results--

Varsity Boys
Ryker Nixdorf
Aiden Aune
Hunter Pierce
Taden Sundeen 5th
Jack Morehouse 2nd
Saunten Gamas 3rd
Weston Kirkland
Tyler King 2nd
DC Flaten
Alex Earll
Ernie Vandall

Varsity Girls
Riley Pattison 3rd
Kylie Aho 4th
Riley Pedersen
Addison Hughes
Bailey Dooley
Chloe Lamb
Melinda Cummings

Junior Varsity
Anders Aune 2nd
Leighton Chapman 1st

Battle In the Badlands Glendive Individual Results--

Tot
Brands Casterline 3rd
Rhett Murch 1st
Jax Pankratz
Miles Henry 4th
Saylor Thompson 1st

Bantam
Nels Redfield 3rd
Howard Redfield 1st
Michael Ames
Eli Pankratz
Rowen Thompson 2nd
Ledger Kaufman 2nd
Aurora Markle 2nd
Viona Casterline 3rd
Brenley Flaten 3rd
Collins Flaten 1st

Midget
Dayton Markle 3rd
CJ Sillerud 4th
Josiah Hernandez 1st
Carson Young 2nd
Porter Hopstad 2nd
Archer Henry 1st

Novice
Knoxsen Harris 4th
Eli Holinde 2nd
Khloe Kaufman 1st

Schoolgirl
Aubree Holinde 3rd

Big Spring Brawl Lewistown Individual Results--

6U
Theo Marks 2nd
Newt Knaff 2nd

8U
Taryn Sundeen 5th
Rygan Gamas 1st
Orrin Mason 1st
Buddy Cole 4th
Colt Knaff 1st
Olive Marks 2nd

10U
Tate Lehner 1st
TenLea Sundeen 3rd
Jett Morehouse 1st
Walker Kirkland 2nd
Kennedy Flaten 2nd

The Glasgow High School Ice Dawgs will be playing for the State Championship for the third straight year today in Billings. Last night in a game delayed by a power outage in Billings the Ice Dawgs supplied plenty of their own power in their Semi-final win over Great Falls. Zevin Kummerfeldt got the Ice Dawgs on the board early with a quick goal making it 1 – 0 Ice Dawgs. Great Falls tied things up with a goal two minutes into the second period and then the Dawgs caught fire. Tatum Hansen scored his first goal on a power play at 11:52, Brody Hansen followed that up with another power play goal at 13:18 making it 3 – 1 Glasgow. Less than a minute later Tavin Boland picked up an even strength goal to make it 4 – 1 Ice Dawgs to end the 2nd period. In the third period Brody Hansen got his second goal in the game on an assist from Charlie Cornwell making it 5 – 1 Ice Dawgs. Great Falls would pick up two more goals to close the gap to 5 – 3 with less than four minutes to go in the game. At the 16:38 mark Tatum Hansen picked up his second goal of the game (an empty netter) to make the score 6 – 3 and that is where the game ended. The Ice Dawgs will face the Miles City Generals at 11:00 a.m. today for the State Championship, a title they are looking to regain after finishing in second place last year.

Southern B Boys
Red Lodge 78 Lodge Grass 77
Manhattan 54 Columbus 49 (Consolation)
Southern C Boys
Harlowton-Ryegate-Judith Gap 50, Melstone 30
Jordan 57, Roberts 44
Northern B Girls
Championship
Malta 47, Poplar 40
Chinook 55, Fairfield 35 (Consolation)
Southern B Girls
Championship
Huntley Project 49, Baker 48
Ennis 48, Big Timber 41
Eastern C Girls
Championship
Saco-Whitewater-Hinsdale 55, Plentywood 23
Scobey 52, Bainville 31 (Consolation)
Southern C Girls
Championship
Melstone 64, Custer-Hysham 38
Roberts 79, Broadus 54 (Consolation)

The Glasgow Ice Dawgs high school hockey team defeated Billings today 9-1 in round robin play at the State Hockey Tournament in Billings.

Glasgow had 60 shots on goal compared to just 13 for Billings.

The Ice Dawgs will play Bozeman at 6:45 pm tonight in round robin play.

The Glasgow Ice Dawgs high school hockey team defeated Helena in pool play Thursday evening at the State Tourney in Billings.

Final score 5-0 as Glasgow had 57 shots on goal compared to just 13 for Helena. Goals scored for Glasgow:
Zevin Kummerfeldt, Brody Hansen, Tavin Boland, Connor Koski and Lex Fairclough.

Jacob Potter had the shutout at goalie while stopping 13 shots on goal.

The Ice Dawgs will match up with Billings at 10:45am Friday in pool play at the state tourney.

Dickinson State's Kaitlyn McColly is a National Champion in the women's indoor pentathlon!

McColly was down by 150 pts with 2 events left, down by 83 with one event left & won the national title by 15 points on Thursday.

McColly scored 3,716 points to edge Rene Finke of Central Methodist. Finke finished second with 3701, followed by Abi Stevens of Southern Oregon with 3604. Abby Clark of Montana Tech was fourth at 3595.

McColly led by 26 points after the 60m Hurdles but fell behind after Finke outscored her by 179 points in the high jump. McColly outscored Finke by 3 in the shot put, 67 in the long jump, and by 98 points in the 800m to win the title.

60m Hurdles: McColly 8.70, Finke 8.82
High Jump: Finke 1.74 (5' 8.5"), McColly 1.59 ( 5' 2.5")
Shot Put: McColly 11.10m ( 36' 5"), Finke 11.06m (36' 3.5")
Long Jump: McColly 5.34m (17' 6.25"), Finke 5.10m (16' 8.75")
800m: McColly 2:24.63, Finke 2:32.33

Northeast Montana's other multi-even specialist, Brett Glaser, just missed making nationals after moving up to Division II as a grad student at Black Hills State University. It's unclear why, but the NCAA only took 14 men in the Heptathlon and took at least 16 in every other event. Glaser is ranked #15 in the country.

Brett Glaser just missed making nationals after moving up to Division II as a grad student at Black Hills State University. It's unclear why, but the NCAA only took 14 men in the Heptathlon and took at least 16 in every other event. Glaser is ranked #15 in the country in Division II.

And, Tyann Graham saw her season end as the Miles Community College Women's Basketball Team lost to Dawson Community College in the Region XIII Quarterfinal on Wednesday night in Glendive, 72-55.

Wednesday, February 28th, 2024
Ezzie’s def. Independence Bank
Dink’s def. Arch’s Tire
Ezzie’s def. Dink’s
Independence Bank def. Arch’s Tire
Busted Knuckle def. Serve-ivors via forfeit
Busted Knuckle def. Hi-Line Ford via forfeit

League Standings
Ezzie’s 16-0
Busted Knuckle 12-3
Dink’s 11-5
Arch’s Tire 7-9
Hi-Line Ford 6-9
Independence Bank 6-9
Serve-ivors 1-14

Next Week’s Game Schedule: March 6th, 2024
Court #1
6:00PM Busted Knuckle vs. Arch’s Tire
7:00PM Busted Knuckle vs. Ezzie’s
8:00PM Hi-Line Ford vs. Dink’s
9:00PM Hi-Line Ford vs. Independence Bank

Court #2
8:00PM Independence Bank vs. Serve-ivors
9:00PM Dink’s vs. Serve-ivors

The Glasgow Ice Dawgs High School hockey teams will be playing in their state tourney this weekend in Billings. Good Luck!

With a regular season record of 15-3-0, they secured the 2nd seed in the East Division. First game is Thursday at 6:15PM

The Eastern C Divisional Boys and Girls Basketball Tournaments start this week in Glasgow. The boys tourney starts on Wednesday and the girls tourney on Thursday. All 24 games will be broadcast on Kltz with Stan Ozark, Derek Beadle, Jeremy Radakovich and Eli Feezell handling all the broadcast duties!

The Highlanders are in midseason form! Wolf Point and Havre provided some great competition over the weekend and the boys and girls once again seemingly passed every test. The club split up on Saturday as the majority wrestled in the Wolf Point Invitational while many 5th thru 8th graders headest west to the Havre Middle School Invitational.

Wolf Point featured nine different clubs and offered the 47 Highlanders in attendance another opportunity at key divisional opponents. GWC crowned 16 Individual Champions and secured 34 top three finishers in Wolf Point! The future Scotties finished with the 2nd most Pins/Tech Falls at the event with 54 total and a 64% overall winning percentage.

The Havre Middle School event is school sanctioned for Central Montana and has traditionally allowed clubs to enter to boost the competition level. A small group of Highlanders brought some punch to the meet and would walk away with 3 Individual titles! 12 out of 13 grapplers found the podium with a top 6 finish. GWC had the BEST winning percentage out of the 15 teams in attendance; finishing at 71% (34-14 overall record).

On Sunday, the young Highlanders teamed up with some of the older kids to compete in the Pre-Pony Rumble at Havre High School! 15 clubs and 221 wrestlers formed a small Northeast Division event. GWC traveled with 24 and walked away with 11 Champions! 19 of 24 Highlanders finished in the top three and the team impressed with a 63% overall winning percentage.

Next weekend will have the Highlanders in two different directions once again. The Glendive Invitational will host their local AAU tournament on Saturday. The Montana Middle School State Championships will also be held on Saturday in Lewistown for all 5th thru 8th grade wrestlers. On Sunday, there will be a Little Guy event, called the “Big Spring Brawl”, also in Lewistown.

Wolf Point Invitational Individual Results
Tot–
Theo Marks 1st
Jax Pankratz 1st
Kayson Murch 2nd
Newt Knaff 1st
Nora Knodel 1st
Bantam–
Nels Redfield 3rd
Howard Redfield 1st
Silas Hopstad 2nd
Michael Ames 6th
Declan Cochran 4th
Eli Pankratz 5th
Ledger Kaufman 1st
Colt Knaff 1st
Olive Marks 1st
Aurora Markle 2nd
Rylie Reeverts
Brenley Flaten 3rd
Collins Flaten 1st
Midget–
Erickson Cochran 2nd
Dayton Markle 2nd
CJ Sillerud 5th
Jett Morehouse 1st
Orrin Mason 5th
Milo Marks 5th
Buddy Cole 5th
Kase Shumway 4th
Josiah Hernandez 2nd
Rygan Gamas 1st
Porter Hopstad 2nd
Abbey Nyenhuis 4th
Gwen Torres 3rd
Harlee Vandermars 1st
Novice–
Walker Kirkland 1st
Ryker Nixdorf 2nd
Knoxsen Harris 3rd
Ryatt Reeverts 2nd
Benson White 6th
Eli Holinde 3rd
Devon Munroe 1st
Kennedy Flaten 2nd
Lyla Lehner 4th
Josie Hartwell 1st
Madisyn Murch 2nd
Schoolboy/Schoolgirl–
Leighton Chapman 3rd
Khloe Kaufman 2nd
Melinda Cummings 4th
Cadet–
Aubree Holinde 1st

Havre Middle School Individual Results
Taden Sundeen 1st
Hunter Pierce 2nd
Paxton Wesen
Jack Morehouse 1st
Saunten Gamas 2nd
DC Flaten 2nd
Alex Earll 1st
Ernie Vandall 3rd
Riley Pattison 2nd
Kylie Aho 1st
Riley Pedersen 2nd
Bailey Dooley 5th
Chloe Lamb 5th

Pre-Pony Rumble Individual Results
Tot–
Rhett Murch 1st
Frank Pattison 2nd
Newt Knaff 1st
Bantam–
Zander Downhour 3rd
Atikis Girard 6th
Taryn Sundeen 2nd
Collins Flaten 1st
Brenley Flaten 1st
Colt Knaff 1st
Midget–
Tate Lehner 1st
CJ Sillerud 4th
Cole Hagenau
Murdock Pattison 2nd
Buddy Cole 5th
TenLea Sundeen 1st
Novice–
Josiah Hernandez 1st
Riley Pattison 2nd
Harlee Vandermars 4th
Lyla Lehner 2nd
Josie Hartwell 1st
Schoolgirl–
Kylie Aho 3rd
Riley Pedersen 1st
Chloe Lamb 1st
Bailey Dooley 3rd

#NextLevelScottie Brett Glaser won the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) Indoor Track & Field Championships in Spearfish, SD this past weekend. Here's part of the press release:

A stellar two-day performance from the Glaser (Gr., Glasgow, Mont.) culminated in him taking the league title in the Heptathlon with 5,153 points. He set personal bests in the 60m (7.17), long jump (6.92m), and high jump (1.88m). His heptathlon score itself is also a new personal-best for the Glasgow, Montana native. Glaser was one of two competitors in the event to notch 5,000+ points. The conference title in the event also earns him First Team All-Conference honors.

"I am incredibly proud of this young man. He dominated the opportunity and rose to the occasion! Not only winning a conference title but placing himself inside the top-15 in the country," noted head track and field coach Austin Billings. "He has worked tirelessly to perfect his events and proved that he has even more in the tank for outdoor. The sky is the limit for Brett and I can't wait to see him climb to even higher heights!"

Entering the NCAA Championships weekend, Glaser slides up to No. 15 in the Heptathlon in Division II. If he will earn a trip to Pittsburg, Kansas will be announced in the coming days.
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#NextLevelScottie Iris McKean competed for the Lady Griz at the Big Sky Conference Indoor Track & Field Meet in Spokane last weekend. She ran on the Distance Medley Relay, which finished 9th. She also set a big personal best in the 3000m, cutting six seconds off her previous time, finishing 21st in a time of 10:24.45.
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#NextLevelScottie Tyann Graham, coming back from an injury that sidelined her for several games, helped the Miles Community College to a 60-47 win over Dawson Community College on Sunday night. Graham scored 4 in the win. The Pioneers will face Dawson again this Wednesday night, at a Region XIII Quarterfinal game in Glendive.
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Kylie Lagerquist had an assist in an 8-3 win for Dakota College at Bottineau, as the Lumberjacks topped Lake Region State college for the second time in two nights.

The Scottie Boys Basketball Team finished its season with a flourish on Saturday night in Malta as they defeated the Malta Mustangs 70-68. The Scotties ended the season for the defending State Runner-Up from last year and brought home a trophy from the Divisional Tourney for the first time since 2014.

The Scotties were led by dominating performances from Cade Hudyma, Miles Yoakam and Wyatt Babb on their way to the victory. The freshman, Cade Hudyma, finished with 28 points including 2 slam dunks that energized the Scotties and the Glasgow crowd. Yoakam had a hot shooting night with 19 points and Wyatt Babb finished with 13 points in an incredible all-around performance.

Glasgow was hoping to be able to challenge the Fairview Warriors for the right to advance to the State Tourney but Fairview topped Poplar 54-52 ending the season for the Scotties with a record at 13-12.

Fairview and Poplar will represent the Northern B Division at the State Tourney in Billings.

In a hard-fought thriller, Glasgow defeated Chinook in a loser-out game at the Northern B Divisional Boys' Basketball Tournament in Malta on Saturday morning. The Scotties came from behind in this one, as they fell behind by 9 points at one point early in the second half. Then, with the score tied at 56-56 late in the 4th quarter, Wyatt Babb hit a clutch three point shot to give Glasgow the 59-56 lead. Chinook would answer with a 3 of their own to tie the game at 59-59. Cade Hudyma would then score once again to give Glasgow the 61-59 lead, and they would hold on for the win. Glasgow will advance to the consolation game on Saturday night where they will face Malta in the Consolation Game at 6:30.

For Glasgow, Wyatt Babb and Cade Hudyma combined for 47 points. Chinook had four players in double figures led by Ryan Bell with 14, while Jackson Nordboe chipped in 13.

1Q- Glasgow 17, Chinook 15
HALF- Chinook 35, Glasgow 30
3Q- Glasgow 44, Chinook 44
FINAL- Glasgow 61, Chinook 59

Scoring:

Glasgow: Wyatt Babb 26, Cade Hudyma 21, Myles Yoakam 6, Conner Hudyma 5, Nick Solorzano 3

Chinook: Ryan Bell 14, Jackson Nordboe 13, Gyme Kelly 10, Landon Beck 10, Isaac Kelly 6, Carson Nissen 6

The Glasgow Scotties fell to the Poplar Indians in a hard-fought Semifinal contest at the Northern B Divisional Boys basketball tournament in Malta on Friday night. This game went back and forth as Glasgow jumped out to an early lead midway through the first quarter. By the end of the first quarter, Poplar had grabbed a 4 point lead. Poplar held a slim lead going into the halftime break at 37-36. The game went back and forth in the 3rd and 4th periods, but Poplar finally would pull away in the last few minutes of the game.

Poplar was led in Scoring by Del Ray Lilley, who had a game high 29 points, including 5 three pointers in the first half alone. Geordy Medicine Cloud, Kanille Ricker, and Walker Burshia all chipped in 11 apiece for Poplar.

For Glasgow, Cade Hudyma and Wyatt Babb combined for 41 points, while Toryn Richards chipped in 12.

With the loss, Glasgow will face Chinook on Saturday morning at 9:30 AM in a loser-out contest. Make sure to tune into KLTZ to cheer on the Scotties. Poplar will advance to the Northern B Divisional Championship game at 8:00 PM on Saturday night, where they will square off with Fairview.

1Q- Poplar 21, Glasgow 17
HALF- Poplar 37, Glasgow 36
3Q- Poplar 50, Glasgow 49
FINAL- Poplar 71, Glasgow 66

Scoring:
Glasgow- Wyatt Babb 21, Cade Hudyma 20, Toryn Richards 12, Myles Yoakam 6, Nick Solorzano 5, Conner Hudyma 2

Poplar- Del Ray Lilley 29, Geordy Medicine Cloud 11, Kanille Ricker 11, Walker Burshia 11, Quinn Sutherland 6, Cameron Reum 3

NEW ORLEANS – Regional Athletes and Coaches of the Year for the 2024 NAIA Indoor Track & Field season were announced on Thursday by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA).

Each of the five regions – Great Lakes, Midwest, South, South Central and West – honored both genders’ top track athletes and field athletes as well as the top men’s and women’s head coaches and assistant coaches.

Award winners were determined by a vote of USTFCCCA member coaches. Only those individuals from USTFCCCA member programs are eligible for awards.

Many of these honored athletes and coaches are headed to the 2024 NAIA Indoor Track & Field Championships next week in Brookings, South Dakota. Among those named was Hinsdale's Kaitlyn McColly:

MIDWEST REGION – Kaitlyn McColly – Dickinson State (N.D.)

McColly, who hails from Hinsdale, Montana, scored 32 points in field events at the North Star Athletic Conference Indoor Championships, winning the pentathlon and triple jump, while placing third in both the high jump and long jump. Her 3777-point score in pentathlon not only gives her the national lead, but a 186-point buffer on the second-ranked athlete.

Glasgow Scottie Wyatt Babb hit his 1000th point as a Scottie Basketball player at the Northern B Divisional Boys Basketball Tourney in Malta.

Babb who is a junior at GHS led Glasgow with 17 points in their 64-53 win over Fairfield. Babb has been a 3-year starter for Scottie Coach Paul Yoakam.

The Scotties will match up with Poplar tonight in the semi-finals of the Northern B. Game time is 6:30pm at the Malta High School Gym.