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 Oct 10, 2026

Scottie Sports Weekend Recap

Scottie Football 
The Scottie football team allowed an early touchdown to Missoula Loyola, then came back to score the next 38 points, as Glasgow won in convincing fashion on Saturday, 38-6.

Tayven Biets found the end zone four times, including an interception for a score as the Scotties held Missoula Loyola in check on the MSU-Northern field in Havre.

Glasgow is now 6-1, while Loyola falls to 2-5. The Scotties will host Conrad on Friday night, October 16th. 


Scottie Volleyball 
Saturday's games in Plentywood were a 3-set win for both C squad and varsity.Scores:
C - 25-13, 25-12, 15-6
JV - 25-18, 13-25, 8-15, 17-15, 11-15
Varsity - 25-23, 25-22, 25-18
 
The Scottie volleyball teams swept Harlem in Varsity, JV, and C Squad matches on Friday:
Varsity Scores: 25-11, 25-14, 18-25, 25-12
JV Scores: 25-23, 25-22, 15-5
C Scores: 25-17, 18-25, 10-15, 17-25, 15-10
Game changer sponsored by Archs Tire in memory of Cade Myrick: Grace Cornwell!
 
The girls will host Poplar for Pink Night on Tuesday, with games starting at 4 p.m. Senior night will be on Saturday, October 17th vs. Glendive. C Squad game will start at 1 p.m.

Scottie Cross Country 
Officially, the girls had an incomplete score due to a technical issue. Individually, for the Scotties:

14 Haleigh Huntsman 21:43.7

30 Amelia Odom 23:52.3

32 Jensina Tweten 24:00.3

42 Rueby Nixdorf 25:32.4

60 Amani Probert 29:07 (App.)

Boys: Dawson County 46, Glasgow 56, Custer County 61, Poplar 79, Scobey 133, Culbertson 170, Plentywood 181, Lockwood 207

7 Garrett Thompson 17:52.6

12 Jack Milam 18:15.2 (SB by 28.5 seconds)

13 Timothy Pearson 18:15.7

18 Baden White 18:43.5

19 John Yeska 18:52.6

22 Rowen Kloker 19:01.9

32 Quincy Iwen 19:37.8

JV 3 Ian Anderson 20:02.4

JV 6 Jack Miller 20:49.6 (SB by 2.3 seconds)

JV 10 Ryker Nixdorf 21:31.2

JV 11 Jackson Abern 21:40.6

JV 17 Jacob Seekins 24:41.3

Other area athletes: 
Girls:
37 Snow Saiz, Nashua 24:56.0
38 Ryder Bilger, Nashua 25:00.6
65 Anevay Daniels, Frazer 33:09.5
66 Bethany Hotomanie, Frazer 34:45.6
67 Elli Mail, Frazer 34:46.4
Boys:
20 Gabe Beston, Frazer 18:54.4
70 David Kennedy, Nashua 23:13.9
75 Joe Morgan, Nashua 25:06.9

https://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/meet/276454/info

 

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