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Sports
 Oct 3, 2026

Scottie Invitational Cross Country Results

(From Coach Phillips)

Girls: Chinook 52, Poplar 81, Culbertson 82, Glasgow 105, Malta 132, Scobey 134, Wolf Point 166, Rocky Boy 181, Brockton 201, Plentywood 206
82 varsity girls
5 Haleigh Huntsman 21:00.6 SB by 1:11.3
18 Amelia Odom 23:18.2 SB, PB by 1:50.5
19 Jensina Tweten 23:20.3 SB by 2:22.3
33 Addie Hughes 24:57.1 SB, PB by 54.9 seconds
37 Rueby Nixdorf 25:06.4 SB by 49.8 seconds

Boys: Poplar 20, Glasgow 46, Wolf Point 108, Scobey 124, Culbertson 124, Chinook 143, Plentywood 163, Rocky Boy 195
73 varsity boys
4 Garrett Thompson 17:26.7 SB by 55.5 seconds, PB by 27 seconds
5 Baden White 17:31.1 SB. PB by 1:03.3
12 Timothy Pearson 18:14.2
13 John Yeska 18:24.9 SB, PB by 28.6 seconds
16 Rowen Kloker 18:32.9 SB by 1:16.2
23 Jack Milam 19:21.6
28 Ian Anderson 19:36.2 SB, PB by 1:14.6

JV 1 Quincy Iwen 19:22.3 SB, PB by 1:17.9
JV 2 Jackson Abern 19:57.6 SB, PB by 44.2 seconds
JV 3 Jack Miller 20:51.9 SB by 1:12
JV 5 Ryker Nixdorf 21:07.9 SB, PB by 1:29
JV 6 Jacob Seekins 23:43.9 SB, PB by 2:26.3

The middle schoolers also ran really well: all the girls had either personal bests or season bests, as did most of the boys. The Glasgow girls finished second, 11 points behind Havre.

Ava Radakovich was 6th, McKay Yoakam 7th, Audrey Elletson 10th and Kassidy Rennick 15th to lead the girls.

The middle school boys were third, behind Poplar and Havre. Bryker Bates was 7th and Jack Kirkland 11th to lead the Scottie boys.

And, Coach Larson's cross country skills athletes were dominant in the elementary student race.

https://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/meet/274850/info

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