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Bringing in the
best Tuesday
One of the best track & field meets
in the state will be held Tuesday,
May 3rd in Glasgow as it's time for
the Norm Girard North/East Top Ten
Track Meet. Field events will start at 3
p.m. with running events at 4:15 p.m.
Glasgow has 9 boys and 7 girls
competing in individual events, and
one boys and one girls relay team:
• Stephen Bailey, Pole Vault, 110m
hurdles
• Wyatt Babb, Long Jump
• Tatum Hansen, 110m hurdles, 300m
hurdles
• Kyler Holinde, 1600m
• Reed Larsen, 1600m
• Bergen Miller, Discus, 3200m
• Vaughn Miller, Javelin
• Dalton Sand, 800m
• Ted Tryan, Pole Vault
• Boys 4x400m Relay: Blake Lloyd, Ted
Tryan, Reed Larsen, Dalton Sand

• Tanae Baker, 1600m

• Kheyerah Bilger, 1600m
• Tyann Graham, Pole Vault
• Iris McKean, 3200m
• Emily See, 3200m
• Eve Stone, High Jump, Long Jump,
Pole Vault It's time for the 37th Annual Top 10 Meet, now known as the 37th Annual
• Blaire Westby, 100m, 200m Norm Girard Top 10 Meet in honor of this great guy (and former coach)
• Girls 4x100m Relay: Blaire Westby, who was instrumental in getting the first Top 10 Meet in Montana started.
Ava Lloyd, Tyann Graham, Nora As far as we know, he has never missed one yet and always works his
Neumiller magic in the long-triple jump pit with words of encouragement and advice.
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While in Glasgow, Gov. Greg Gianforte established
May as Mental Health Awareness Month
56-County tour continues
Montana Governor Greg Gianforte's 56-county
tour had him stopping in Glasgow this past Friday.
At the Eastern Montana Community Mental Health
Center in Valley County, Governor Greg Gianforte met
with patients, staff, and providers.
“For too long, there’s been a stigma associated with
mental health challenges and seeking treatment,” Gov.
Gianforte said. “Facilities like the Eastern Montana
Community Mental Health Center in Glasgow have
helped reduce that stigma, helping Montanans overcome
mental health or addiction challenges.”
While at the health center, the governor met with
patients and heard their deeply personal stories about
seeking help and working to overcome mental health or
addiction challenges. Through the Montana Assertive
Community Treatment (MACT) program, Eastern
Montana Community Mental Health Center is helping
patients recover and regain their health.
“MACT allows us to provide an array of services to
help people remain in their community, access networks
of healthy support contacts, find employment, and
get back on their feet,” Office Manager Mary Hughes
said. “Thanks to the immense support of the Glasgow
community, we’re seeing people blossom and begin
reaching their full potential.”
Also in Glasgow, the governor met with high
school students participating in a workforce training
program at Valley View, a licensed skilled nursing
home facility. Through a partnership between Miles
Community College and Glasgow School District, the
program provides Career and Technical Education
(CTE) students hands on-training opportunities while
they serve their community and begin health care
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Scobey dominates in Glasgow
By Mike Brandt
Scobey-Opheim dominated the Saco-Whitewater
Invitational held in Glasgow Saturday. The track and
field meet featured all of the Eastern C teams, but some
individuals didn't participate in all of their events.
After all, it was just the first meet since the weather
canceled spring sports. It will take individuals a while
before they are back in shape to compete again. Some
of the District 3C teas did compete in the Whitewater
Invitational held Thursday, April 21.
This week could be a busy one as some of the
teams were at Froid for the Jason Groseclose Memorial
Invitational. Tuesday night is the annual Glasgow Top
Ten meet.
Scobey racked up 115 points to win the Saco-
Whitewater meet with Plentywood having 109 for
second. Circle was third with 56, Whitewater and Saco
55 each, Nashua ninth with 13, Hinsdale followed
with 11 and Glasgow nine for 12th.
Scobey-Opheim tallied 128 points to win the
boys meet with Culbertson in second with 87.5,
Plentywood had 61, Lustre Christian was sixth with
43, Glasgow eighth with 19, Saco 10th with 10, Nashua
had seven for 12th, and Hinsdale 13th wth .5.
Josie Brown, Jaycee and Teagan Erickson had a
win each for Saco. Brown won the 100 with a personal
best time of 13.47. Jaycee Erickson threw the javelin
118-feet, 5-inches for the win and went 8-feet,
6-inches for second in pole vault. Teagan Erickson
went 16-feet, 11-inches for a win in the long jump
and was second in high jump,going 5-feet, 4-inches.
Abby Yeska was fifth in shot put with a PR throw
of 31-01 and sixth in discus with a toss of 6-05.
Shelbi LaBrie was the lone winner for Whitewater,
running a time of 5:37 in the 1,600. Samantha Wisher
was third with a PR time of 5:53.13 and third in 3,200,
running a PR time of 12:44.03.
Paige Wasson was fourth in the 400 with a time
of 1:06.58, third in the javelin with a PR of 110-feet,
5-inches and fifth in the triple jump, going 30-0.
Kendall Scheffelmear took fifth in the 300 hurdles
with a time of 52.85, sixth in high jump, going 4-08
and fourth in triple jump with a leap of 30-08.
In the 4X100 relay the Panthers ran a time of
54.83 for third and the Penguins a 55.63 for fourth.
The Penguins also ran a 4:29.17 to win the 4X400.
Tia Dees led the Porcupines, finishing third in
the discus with a throw of 98-03 and fourth in shot
put with a toss of 32-4.50. Deja Morgan was sixth in
the 800 with a time of 3:06.09.
For the Raiders, Mattea McColly took third in
discus with a PR of 93-feet. Cierra Strommen was
fourth in pole vault, going 6-06, and Zora Holt sixth
in 3,200, running a PR time of 13:20.30.
Opheim senior Mandy Fuhrmann was third in
high jump, going 4-10.
Braden Ewing won the triple jump, going 39-
feet, 11-inches in leading the Lustre Christian Lions.
He was also fifth in the 100, running a PR time of
24.91 and second in long jump, going 18-05.50.
Cayden Klatt was second in the 3,200 with a PR time
of 12:20.98. Elijah Lenihan took second in the high
jump with a jump of 5-feet, 6-inches and third in
the long jump, going 18-03 for a PR. The Lions were
sixth in the 4X100 relay, running time of 50.44.
Marshall Caves went 10-feet, 6-inches for second
in the pole vault in leading Saco. Blaine Downing tied
for fourth with Connor Howard of Plentywood, both
clearing the bar at 10-feet.
For the Porcupines, Torrian Lucy took sixth in
the 110 hurdles with a PR time of 22.35. Xander Pigh
leaped 17-feet, 11-inches for fourth in the long jump
and sixth in triple jump, going 36-10.25.
Coy Bowman scored the half of point for the
Raiders, finishing in a tie for sixth in high jump with
a PR jump of 5-feet.
Opheim's Bo Anderson was fifth in the long
jump, going 17-09.75 and third in triple jump with a
leap of 37-08.25.
Havre JV swept the Whitewater meet with the
girls scoring 172 points and the boys 168. Malta
was second with the girls scoring 122 and the boys
151. Whitewater girls were third with 91 points,
Saco followed with 84, Hindale had 22 for fifth and
Nashua 14 for sixth. Lustre Christian was third in the
boys race with 54, Saco followed with 34, Frazer was
sixth with 26 and Nashua seventh with eight.
Wasson led the Penguins with a win in the 400,
running a time of 1:13.31, second in javelin with a
throw of 106-06 and sixth in triple jump, going 27-
05.
LaBrie won the 1,600 in a time of 6:02.06.
Wisher followed in a time of 6:32.53. She also won
the 3,200 with a time of 13:23.46. Kendra Cummings
was fourth with a time of 17:28.47.
Scheffelmeier ran a 58.54 to finish second in the
300 hurdles, was tired in high jump, going 4-06 and
third in triple jump with a leap of 28-02.50. Hannah
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Hanley was fifth in 100 hurdles, running a time of
28.02 and fifth in 300 hurdles, with a time of 1:01.88.
Kora LaBrie was fifth in javelin with a throw of 90-
07.
The Penguins 4X100 relay team was fourth,
running a time of 59.11 and the 4X400 second with
a time of 4:58.86. Saco ran a 56.97 for second in the
4X100.
Teagan Erickson Was a triple winner for the
Panthers. The sophomore went 5-feet to win the
high jump, leaped 16-08 and 32-08.10 in the long and
triple jumps. She was also third in the javelin with a
throw of 101-01. Jaycee Erickson had a PR throw of
128-feet to win the javelin. Little sister Jessa Erickson
was third in the discus with a toss of 85-03.
Brown was runner-up in the sprints. She ran a
time of 13.58 in the 100, 29.41 in the 200 and 1:15 in
the 400.
Holt led the Raiders with a second in 3,200,
running a time of 14:44.25 and fifth in 1,600 with a
time of 7:38.48. Strommen took third in pole vault,
clearing at 5-feet, 6-inches, and McColly was fifth in
shot put with a PR toss of 29-02.
Dees took second in discus with a throw of 88-
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08 and third in shot put with a toss of 29-19.
Jasiah Hambria led the Lions with a win in the
long jump, going 19-04.25. He was also fifth in the
100 with a PR time of 12.17, second in the 200 with
a time of 24.56 and second in the high jump, going
5-08.
Lenihan ran a time of 23.40 for fourth in the
110 hurdles and tied for fourth with Downing in the
high jump, both going 5-02. Ewing was third in triple
jump, going 33-04 and sixth in long jump at 18-00.25.
Klatt took third in the 300 hurdles, running a time of
56.23. The Lions 4X400 relay team was third,
running a time of 4:25.94.
Caves and Doning went 1-2 in pole vault, going
10-feet and 9-06. Downing also took second in 400
with a time of 1:03.63, sixth in jave;lin, going 112-05
and fourth in triple jump, going 32-05.
Ryker Ackerman led Frazer with three personal
bests, placing third in the shot put at 39-02, third in
the discus at 99-10 and fourth in javelin at 120-10.
Jonathan Jackson took fifth in 110 hurdles, running
a time of 24.38. The Bearcubs were second in the
4X100 relay, running a time of 58.91.
Pugh was fifth in the triple jump, going 32-03.25.
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Javelin – Girls
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Shot Put – Girls
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