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The North Country Mavericks are, back row: Coach Wasson, Shelbi LaBrie, BaiLee McColly, Assistant
Amber Erickson, Jessa Erickson, Kendall Scheffelmear, Coaches Charlene Wasson, and Amber Strommen.
Teagan Erickson, Mattea McColly (holding trophy) Front Row: Josie Brown, Samantha Wisher, Kennedy
Kora LaBrie (holding trophy) Cienna Strommen, Paige Simonsen and Berkley Hillman. Awesome job Mavs!
Wasson scores 29 in title win, to face MonDak in first round
By Mike Brandt field, including 3 of 7 three-point had closed to within 17-11 on
Paige Wasson was unstoppable goals, and 2 of 5 from the foul line. Kennadi Cromwell’s three-pointer.
Saturday night at the District 3C The Whitewater junior finished the But the Mavericks closed out the
Tournament in the championship game with 29 points. half with a 20-3 run, including 8 of
game at Glasgow High School. North Country (20-0) held a those points in a 15-second span.
Scobey-Opheim didn’t have an 17-8 lead after one quarter of action The second half started out hot
answer, but the Spartans made and then blew the game open in the with four straight three-pointers.
North Country and Wasson earn second period with Wasson netting Mia Handran buried the three,
every point. 12 points. Her three-ball gave the followed by one from Teagan
Wasson was 12 for 22 from the Mavericks a 24-11 lead. The Spartans
 THE SIDING 45 SKATEPARK GROUP
meets the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month
at Wheatgrass Arts & Gallery at 6:30 PM.
Everyone is welcome!
Our goal is to build a professionally designed and built skatepark in
Glasgow. The construction company Evergreen Skateparks has quoted us
a ballpark estimate of $200-300,000, depending on the size of the park. So
far, we have received a $75,000 matching grant from Montana Pool Service
(Jeff Ament of Pearl Jam’s foundation) and raised $15,531. Thanks to the
matching grant, our total funds are $31,062.
To learn more, visit www.glasgowmtskatepark.com,
or follow us on Instagram and Facebook @glasgowmtskatepark
THANK YOU TO OUR MAJOR DONORS:
Montana Pool Service • Galen & Karla Zerbe Family Foundation
John & Mary Fahlgren • Peggy Grobel • Emmanuel Leon
More Snow
Expected
Today: A 50 percent chance of snow after noon. Mostly
cloudy and cold, with a high near -2. Wind chill values
between -20 and -30. East northeast wind 10 to 14 mph.
Tonight: Snow. Low around -12. Wind chill values between
-25 and -30. East northeast wind 9 to 13 mph, with gusts
as high as 20 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%. New
snow accumulation of less than a half inch possible.
Thursday: Snow likely, mainly before 11am. Mostly cloudy
and cold, with a high near -3. Wind chill values between
-20 and -30. East wind 5 to 8 mph.
Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around -21.
Wind chill values between -25 and -35. East wind 5 to 7
mph.
Friday: Partly sunny and cold, with a high near -3. East
wind around 7 mph.
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around -21.
Southeast wind around 6 mph becoming west after
midnight.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 17. West wind
around 7 mph.
Saturday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 5. South
wind around 8 mph.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 33. South
southeast wind around 7 mph becoming southwest in the
afternoon.
Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 14. West
wind 8 to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph.
Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 27.
Monday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 3.
Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 25.
Scotties finish third at district,
open with Conrad this Thursday
By Mike Brandt
Glasgow went into the District 2B Tournament
held in Malt as the fourth seed but the Scotties had a
great weekend tso claim third place. The Scotties started
peaking during the final weekend of the regular season.
They hammered Harlem 57-15, then followed that with
a huge win in Poplar, 61-53.
Glasgow (5-16) beat Poplar 61-46 to get third place
Saturday afternoon The Scotties opened with a 49-32
win over Harlem Thursday, but were smoked by the
top-seeded Malta M-Ettes 70-26 Friday.
Second-year Glasgow coach Cami Graham does
feel the Scotties peaked at the right time.
“I knew this team had it in them. It just took us a
while to put it all together,” she said. “We’re young. I’m
proud of the progress we have made.”
Glasgow raced out to an 18-6 first quarter lead and
ballooned that lead to 35-18 at the break against Poplar.
Mayzie Yoakam was fouled at the buzzer at the close
of the first period. The eighth-grader made both free
throws. The teams got off to a slow start with Harlem
taking a 2-0 lead. It didn’t take the Scotties long to
answer as they went on a 10-2 run. Glasgow finished
the frame on an 8-0 run. Joely Chappell and Yoakam
split the points in the last run.
Daley Aune and Tatum Nyquist had a bucket each
to start the second frame for a 22-6 lead. Chappell’s
two free throws late in the half gave the Scotties a 35-
16 advantage, Carly Nelson had a 9-1 run in the third
quarter that gave the Scotties their biggest lead at 48-23.
The senior was 5 for 6 from the line. She was 3 for 4 on
two technical throws.
Poplar did cut the Scotties lead down to 52-42
early in the fourth quarter on Cammie Martell’s three-
pointer.
Glasgow finished the game going 20 for 58 from
the field and 21 of 30 at the line. The Scotties had three
players scoring in double digits with Nelson netting 19
points, Aune 15, Chappell 12, Yoakam had eight, Brielle
Partridge four, Nyquist two, and Kyndal Schraner one.
Poplar was led by Morgan Noordwijk with 23 points.
Glasgow blew out to a 17-0 lead against Harlem (3-
16) and the defense held the Wildcats to four points
in the first quarter. The Scotties led 19-4 with Harlem’s
first bucket coming at the 1:09 mark. The Scotties led
28-6 with 5:20 to play in the first half and held a 34-19
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halftime lead.
The second half had a slow
start with Glasgow taking a 37-24
advantage into the fourth period.
The Scotties’ biggest lead was 23
in the fourth.
Nelson fired in 12 points
to lead the Scotties, Chappell
followed with 11, Aune and
Nyquist had seven each, Partridge
and Yoakam five each, and Tanae
Baker two.
“We handled the pressure
a lot better and they are playing
with a lot more confidence,” said
Graham. “My older kids have
done a great job leading the kids.
They all started to jell together. A
lot of these kids have not played
together until this year. They’re
starting to figure out how each
other works.”
Chappell had her best weekend, as did Aune and second half. The Scotties were 9 of 32 from the field and
Partridge. Nelson has been leading the Scotties. turned the ball over 33 times. Malta was 29 of 67.
“We’ve been encouraging her to shoot the ball Kunze paced the M-Ettes with 14 points, Williamson
more in practice,” said Graham. “She stepped up and followed with 12, Kelbie Nelson had 10, Neva Jacobsen
made some big shots for us. She puts a lot of time in seven, Kendall Clausen and Denvyr Tuss six each, Elly
during the off-season. We were pretty well rounded.” Andereson and Brylee French five each, Gracie Honey
Glasgow has been working on its press, which was and Addy Anderson two each, and Addison Ulrich one.
evident at the tournament. Yoakam led the Scotties with 10 points, Aune had
“The girls enjoy pressing,” said Graham. nine, Nyquist three, Nelson two, Chappell and Hayden
Malta (17-2) dominated from the start, but the Green one each.
Scotties did hang with the M-Ettes through most of the It was no surprise that Malta won the championship,
first quarter. Glasgow trailed 9-6 on Nyquist’s three- thumping Wolf Point 51-27. Addy Anderson and Kunze
point play at the 3:05 mark. The M-Ettes held a 20-12 had 11 points each, while J’Elle Garfield had 13 for the
lead behind 10 points by Maddie Williamson. Allison Wolves.
Kunze picked up her third foul at the 3:15 mark. Wolf Point got past Poplar, 64-45, with Garfield
The M-Ettes increased that lead to 39-21 at the scoring 21 points and KJ St. Marks 120. Morgan
break and 51-23 by the end of the third quarter. The Nordwick had 25 for the Indians. Poplar came back to
Malta defense held the Scotties to five points in the eliminate Harlem, 59-42.

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Highlanders Continue Dominance ATTENTION DUCKS UNLIMITED SUPPORTERS
by GWC Staff Your Missouri/Milk River Chapter of Ducks Unlimited is pleased to announce
The Glasgow Highlanders spent time apart this that they will be conducting a special “Sponsor Only” fundraising event
weekend, however, they had one thing in common.
Success. The majority of the club attended the Wolf Point/ on March 4, 2023 beginning
Poplar Invitational in Wolf Point and a smaller contingent at 5 P.M. at the Cottonwood Inn
attended The “Cyclops” in Butte. This chapter has been challenged again by Dr. Grant Brees to raise as many
In Wolf Point, GWC had 60 wrestlers in attendance. dollars possible through our sponsorship program at the $250/$500/$1,000
The Highlanders continued their impressive season in level. Dr. Brees will match each and every person’s sponsorship contribution
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Team Championship! It marks a 2nd consecutive Team The Committee will be offering: 1) 1:10 chance to win a gun on the Sponsors
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Cyclops is considered one of the premier regular season Sponsors table. 3) Unlimited Guns and Gear raffle opportunities.
tournaments in Montana; so anytime you can put team 4) Live Auction with Guns. 5) Silent Auction with Guns.
hardware in the trophy case from the event it is certainly a 6) One year membership in Ducks Unlimited and 7) The knowledge of
sign of STRENGTH. The Team Championship was made knowing that your contributions are making a difference in our North
possible in large part to 4 Individual Champions and 12 American Ecosystems.
podium finishers. Ducks Unlimited will also be providing a great line-up of merchandise to be
Four of our Cyclops participants also took part in the taken home via the Live and Silent auctions as well as raffles.
Mining City Middle School Tournament in Butte on Please go to www.glasgowdu.org to buy your tickets or donate online.
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Invitational, while many of our 5th-8th Graders will head
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Madisyn Murch 3rd Dayton Markle 2nd
Wolf Point/Poplar Eli Pankratz
Caleb See 3rd Novice– Midget–
Invitational Results:
Ledger Kaufman 4th Addison Hughes 3rd Tate Lehner 1st
Tot — Josie Hartwell 3rd
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Colt Knaff 1st Knoxsen Harris
Rhett Murch 3rd Elijah Plummer
Buddy Cole 5th Eli Holinde 5th
Theo Marks 2nd Taden Sundeen 1st
Adlee Boos 1st Kennedy Flaten 1st
Jax Pankratz 4th Rylan Schultz 2nd
Bjorn See 3rd Midget — Novice–
Saunten Gamas 1st Anders Aune
Nels Redfield Gwen Torres 6th
Hunter Vandermars 3rd Hunter Pierce 4th
Harrison Kemmis TenLea Sundeen 1st
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Brody Boos 1st Cole Hagenau 4th Avery Pedersen 3rd
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Bantam — Jaxon Budde 1st Ernie Vandall 2nd School Results:
Archer Henry 1st Harlee Vandermars 6th Butte Cyclops Results: Aiden Aune 3rd
Collins Flaten 1st Owen George Tot– Hunter Pierce 4th
Howard Redfield 1st Ahnaleigh Bruce 4th Frank Pattison Jack Moreouse 2nd
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 Thursday afternoon, thumping Nashua 66-23.
The Mavericks took a 16-7 first quarter lead, then
held a 35-13 advantage at halftime.
The Mavericks were 29 for 56 from the
field, 1 of 8 on three-pointers and 7 of 12 at the
line. The Porcupines were held to 10 of 30 goals, 1
of 9 three’s and 2 of 5 free throws.
Wasson went 7 for 14 and 4-4 from the line
to lead the Mavericks with 18 points. Erickson
was 6 of 15 and 2 of 4 for 14 points, McColly
added nine points, Scheffelmear eight, Shelbi
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Cienna Strommen three.
Tia Dees paced Nashua with 10 points,
Kaitlyn Miller had four, Guinevere Abern three,
Alexis Murdock, Gracyn Sibley, and Madison
Harris two apiece.
The Spartans slowly pulled away from
Lustre Christian in another semifinal contest,
winning 55-30. Scobey-Opheim ran out to a 9-2
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Lions were 10 of 36, 1 of 4 and 9 of 18.
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