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Referee Jesse Williams (Sidney) slaps the mat with a the title match in front of his loud hometown crowd.
blast of his whistle signaling a pin for Khye Gamas in Khye, a sophomore, is undefeated on the season.
Gamas, Clampitt with 46 points. Sidney won the boys and a decision. He started with a fall
with 224.5 points and Baker the girls over Miquel Mrtinez of Red Lodge
earn championships with 172.5 points. in 1:25. He pinned Malaki Morris
By Mike Brandt The Scotties had a mixer at of Colstrip with no time o n the
It was a record setting weekend Wolf Point Thursday night where clock. Defeated Nathan Gunderson
at the 28th Annual Scottie Wrestling the boys went 5-4 and girls 3-1. of Choteau 8-2, and pinned Kannah
Invitational. Glasgow hosted Glasgow is busy this weekend Branch of Cut Bank in 3:58.
a record 27 programs and 368 at Fort Benton for a mixer Thursday Cody Kuka (2-3) finished sixth
wrestlers. night, then at the 46th Annual CMR at 113. He won by fall over Tyrus
Since 2016 the field has kept Holiday Classic. Reimer of Fort Benton in 5:16,
increasing from 20 to 25 teams last The Scotties crowned two followed with a fall over Tyson Syth
year and 167 to 254 westlers. champions, Khye Gamas for the of Sidney in 3:18. He then lost three
Glasgow boys were seventh boys and Riley Clampitt for the girls. bouts, to Aiden Smith of Miles City
with 99 points and girls were ninth Gamas (12-0) at 152 won three falls continued inside

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11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Glasgow High School - Room 1
*First year wrestlers please bring a copy of
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What a
weekend of
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Today: Sunny, with a temperature falling to around 27 by
5pm. Northwest wind 15 to 21 mph, with gusts as high as
29 mph.
Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 14. Northwest
wind 5 to 9 mph becoming south southeast after midnight.
Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 36. East southeast wind
around 8 mph becoming west southwest in the afternoon.
Tuesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 18. West
southwest wind 5 to 7 mph becoming south southeast
after midnight.
Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 44. South wind 9 to
15 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph.
Wednesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 20.
South southeast wind 9 to 11 mph.
Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 42. South
southeast wind 6 to 11 mph becoming northwest in the
afternoon.
Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 21.
North northwest wind 7 to 11 mph.
Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 39. Northwest wind
7 to 10 mph becoming south southeast in the morning.
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 24. South
southeast wind around 10 mph.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 49. South wind
9 to 16 mph becoming west northwest in the afternoon.
Winds could gust as high as 24 mph.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 21.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 41.
Private Land/Public Wildlife
Advisory Committee to meet
The Private Land/Public Wildlife Advisory
Committee will meet December 19th, via Zoom from 1
to 4:30 p.m.
The 13-member advisory committee, appointed
by the governor, is charged with reviewing FWP’s
access programs and offering recommendations to help
achieve program goals and maintaining good relations
between hunters and landowners. Members are Ed
Beall, chair, of Helena, Eric Albus of Hinsdale, Cynthia
Cohan of Butte, Lee Cornwell of Glasgow, Paul Ellis
of Bozeman, Everett Headley of Stevensville, Donna
McDonald of Alder, Rod Paschke of Jordan, Stephanie
Prater of Lewistown, Rich Roth of Big Sandy, Raymond
Rugg of Superior, Drew Steinberger of Billings and Dale
Tribby of Miles City.
The committee will discuss and develop its 2024
workplan. Agenda items include:
Member reports
FWP updates
Public comment
The meeting will be streamed live on the FWP
website at fwp.mt.gov/plpw. Public comment will be
taken via Zoom. To make a comment via Zoom, you
must register on the FWP website by noon on Dec. 18.
For more information on PLPW and a full agenda,
visit the FWP website at fwp.mt.gov/plpw.
Let’s go, Scotties!
Monday Dec. 11th-17th -- Fort Peck Fine Arts @ GHS
Auditorium
Thursday Dec. 14th -- HS WR @ Fort Benton Mixer
Friday Dec. 15th -- HS BBB/GBB vs. Sidney (C/JV/V) 3:00
PM
Friday Dec. 15th-16th -- HS WR @ 46th Annual CMR Holiday
Classic in Great Falls
Saturday Dec. 16th -- JV WR @ Walt & Trudy Currie
Memorial Tournament at Great Falls High
Saturday Dec. 16th -- MS WR @ Glasgow Invitational in
Scottie Gymnasium 11:00 AM
Saturday Dec. 16th -- S/D @ Plentywood Invitational
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Monday Dec. 18th -- 1st Day of MS BBB Practice @ GMS
4:00 PM
Monday Dec. 18th -- HS BBB/GBB vs. Wolf Point (C Squads)
5:30 PM
Tuesday Dec. 19th -- GHS/GMS Winter Music Concerts @
GHS Auditorium 6:00 PM
Thursday Dec. 21st -- HS BBB/GBB vs. Wolf Point (JV/V)
3:30 PM
Friday Dec. 22nd -- HS WR Dual vs. Malta 1:00 PM
Friday Dec. 22nd -- HS BBB/GBB @ Rocky Boy (C/JV/V)
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28th Annual
continued from front
by a 17-4 major decision,
lost a tie-breaker to
Aramis Rivera of Billings
Central 13-11, anc a 16-1
tech fall to Ryan Wiggins
of Forsyth.
Mikaiya Plummer
(7-5) also at 113 took
seventh, opening with
an 8-2 loss to Wigins of
Forsyth. Plummer won
two falls over Casey
Koenigsfield of Baker in
1:34 amd Syth of Sidney
in 4:09. He then lost a
MD 9-0 to Trey Starcher
of Forsyth and a 6-0 loss
to Will Merkel of Miles
City.
John Yeska (0-2) lost
twice at 113.
Tyler King (5-2) was Riley Clampitt, a GHS classmate of Khye Gamas, also has a championship bracket
fourth at 120, winning two to hang on the wall. Awesome job, Riley!
falls over Colter Dowdy of Fairfield in 18 seconds and Clampitt and followed that with two more falls over
over Xander McCann of Billings Central in 4:46. King Liliana Birkett of Shepherd in 2:41 and over Johnston of
lost to Preston Johnson of Fergus by fall in 1:30. He Fort Benton in 57 seconds.
battled back to win two falls over Travis Kiley of Red Madison Lamb (1-3) was sixth at 152, opening
Lodge in 1:00 and over Ruben Nelson of circle in 2:41. with a 13-11 loss to Lidia Hooge of Fergus. She won by
Johnson won a 5-2 decision over King for third place. fall over Lexie Wuchman of Fergus in 2:13. Lamb then
Joaquin Torres (1-2) went 1-2 at 126. His lone win lost two falls to Natalie Samson of Choteau in 2:03 and
was a 7-4 decision over Garrett Monroe of Valier. He to Faith Kistenmacher of Roundup in 2:42.
lost by fall twice. Avery Pedersen was eighth at 125, losing by fall to
James Landes (1-2) went 1-2 at 160. He opened Etta Wicks of Fort Benton in 1:24. She fought back to
with a fall over Ethan Klingman of Chinook in 1:40. He win a fall over Hadley Burman of Broadus in 1:21 and
then lost two falls. to Wicks in 1:26.
Michael King (3-1) finished second at 170. He Shalynn Pedersen was sixth at 132. No results were
won three straight falls over Jet Lafontaine of Billings given for Pedersen.
Central in 1:38, Kaydence LittleWolf of Colstip in 53
seconds and Sheldon Seino of Roundup in 4:24. In the
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Ohtani Signs With Dodgers For $700 Million,
Will Receive 58 Bucks After California Taxes
LOS ANGELES — Baseball superstar
Shohei Ohtani signed a record-shattering
$700 million contract Saturday with the
Los Angeles Dodgers, which will net him
about 58 bucks after taxes.
“I am very happy to have signed
the largest baseball contract of all time,”
said Ohtani through an interpreter. “I am
thankful the Dodgers believe I am worth
$700 million, which I am told after taxes
will allow me to purchase two full-size
sandwiches from Jimmy John’s. I am hoping
to finally try the Italian Night Club.”
Considered by some to be the most
talented baseball player in history, Ohtani
will earn $70 million each year for the next
ten years. “After taxes, it comes out to about six bucks brainer. “Shohei Ohtani is truly a generational talent,”
per year, so Ohtani may have to wait a couple years if explained Dodgers’ controlling owner Mark Walter.
he really wants to spring for a full-size sandwich,” said “$700 million is an astronomical figure, but we were
commentator Bob Costas. “Now, if he wants to go for committed to paying Ohtani enough that post-tax he
one of the ‘Little John’ sandwiches, that may be in range could one day enjoy a Jimmy Pickle. It’s been his dream
right away. On the other hand, if we’re adding ‘Jimmy since childhood, and today is a dream come true.”
Chips’ and a drink, we’re talking three years in at best.” At publishing time, Ohtani had found himself
While some have questioned the Dodgers homeless after California had announced a one-
committing such an incredible amount of money to one hundred-percent tax on anyone making more than $10
player, the front office has said the decision was a no- million per year.

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