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Celebrating their win in the Wolves Den are Jessa Kora LaBrie, Paige Wasson, Cienna Strommen, Kendall
Erickson, Emerson Downing mngr, Amber Erickson, Sheffelmear, Sammie Wisher, BaiLee McColly, Josie
Kennedy Simonsen, Berkley Hillman, Shelbie LaBrie, Brown, Amber Strommen, Char Wasson and Brynlie
CharLee McColly, Mattea McColly, Teagan Erickson, Boreson mngr. photo by Heidi Johnson

Mavericks win another crown and it’s off to State!

By Mike Brandt
They got what they have been
looking for all season, and that was
competition. The top-ranked North
Country Mavericks were put to
the test Friday night in the Wolves
Den at Wolf Point High School.
Plentywood gave the Mavericks a
run for their money before bowing
down to the Mavericks, 46-44, giving
the Mavericks another Eastern C
Divisional championship.
The Mavericks and the Wildcats
went into the championship with
22-0 records. North Country
needed the win or be challenged
Saturday afternoon by Scobey-
Opheim, which defeated Culbertson
43-49 in the consolation contest.
Shelbi LaBrie stepped to the
foul line with seven seconds tso play
and made the front end of bonus free
throws. That gave the Mavericks a
46-44 lead. Teammate Paige Wasson
had just put the Mavericks up 45-
44 with two throws 30 seconds
earlier. After LaBrie’s free shot the
Mavericks had to play good defense
and not foul. North Country did just
that, stealing the Wildcats in bounds
pass to seal the victory.
North Country held a 12-8 first
quarter lead before the Wildcats
grabbed a 14-12 lead early in the
second frame on Annie Kaul’s
bucket. Mallory Tommerup gave the
Wildcats a 25-19 advantage late in
the half. Paige Wasson and Teagan
Erickson had a bucket each to make
it 25-23 at the break. Wasson scored
10 points in the first quarter and had
15 at the half.
Erickson scored two to start the
second half, but the Wildcats got a
continued inside
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Mavericks continued from front Taylor had eight, Holum seven, Green four, Handran
three, and Claire Lekvold two.
three-ball from Paitlyn Curtiss and a bucket from Emma
Erika Christian had seven for the Thunder, Kiarra
Brunelle to go back up 30-25. Wasson\ scored twice to
Brunnelle five, Emma Smart four, Katelyn Folvag three,
make it a 30-29 contest. Brunelle answered switch a three,
Sayler Stewart and Reign Ledahl two each, and Abby
but Erickson and Wasson had a bucket each to tie the
Lowes one.
game at 33 by the end of the third.
Culbertson sent Circle home with a 47-42 loser out
The Mavericks took a 38-35 lead on Labrie’s three,
loss. The Cowgirls held a 36-26 lead entering the fourth.
but the Wildcats regained the lead on two free throws
Thompson paced the Cowgirls with 16 points, Hauge
from Tommerup and a bucket by Brunnelle. Kora LaBrie
had 10, Burciaga nine, Granbois six, Ator four, and Ayden
sank two free buckets and Wasson drained a three-ball
Ator two.
for a 43-39 lead. Kaul connected on a 12-foot jumper and
Alexis Moline led the Wildcats with 11 points,
Curtiss finished a play with an end one for a 44-43 lead
Madeline Moline had nine, Grace Gackle eight, Tina
with 52 seconds to play. Wasson gave the Mavericks the
Hogan six, Kirsten Wagner five, Laura Guldborg two, and
lead on two free shots 15 seconds later. Tommerup fouled
Kambrie Kountz one.
out when she fouled LaBrie to send her to the line with
seven seconds to play.
Wasson fired in a game-high 26 points on 10 field goals,
including two treys and 4 of 5 from the line. Erickson
followed with 12 points, Shelbi LaBrie had four, Kora
LaBrie and Mattea McColly two each. Make a
difference
Brensdal paced the Wildcats with 15 points, Curtiss,
Kaul, and Tommerup had eight apiece, and Audrey
Sampson three.
Scobey-Opheim, missing out on a challenge game in the lives
with North Country’s squeeze play over Plentywood,
slipped past Culbertson, 43-39, to finish third and take of others.
home some hardware. Mia Handran drained a three-ball
to start the fourth quarter and give the Spartans a 28-26
lead. The Spartans had closed out the third on a 9-2 run. We’re hiring amazing people across
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Aanstad led the Spartans with a game-high 19 points,
Cromwell added 10 points, Camrie Holum had six,
Handran four, and Carrie Taylor and Green two each.
Hauge, who is headed to Dickinson State, had 15
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Aanstad paced Scobey-Opheim with 15 points,
 North Country

Let’s go, Mavericks! A rematch with Plentywood Saturday night, perhaps?

Let’s go, Scotties!

• Tuesday Mar. 7th — HS/MS MCTM Math Contest
@ Opheim
• Thursday Mar. 10th-12th -- 8th-12th Grade Drama
Production “Grease” Nightly @ GHS Auditorium
7:00 PM (4 PM Matinee on Sunday)
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• Sunday Mar. 12th-13th -- State BPA @ Billings
• Monday Mar. 13th -- MS Math Counts @ Fairmont FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CLINICS
Hot Springs March 7 from 10am - 12pm
St. Marie Town Hall
• Monday Mar. 13th -- 1st Day of HS Spring Sports
(TR, GO, SB) 4:00 PM March 16 from 1pm - 3pm
Nemont Manor
• Friday Mar. 17th-18th -- State FCCLA @ Bozeman
March 17 from 10am - 2pm
• Friday Mar. 17th -- HS Cheer @ Cheerfest in Reynolds Market
Lewistown March 21 from 10am - 12pm
Glasgow Senior Center
• Saturday Mar. 18th-19th -- Scottie Booster Club’s
JJMT Youth Basketball Tournament at GHS & March 23 from 9am - 11am
Nashua Senior Center
GMS
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• Monday Mar. 20th-21st -- State Key Club @ Billings
 J.E.M. Memorial Scholarship
In dedication Dr. Joseph E. McCarthy’s years
of service to the education of America’s youth,
Joseph’s family has created a scholarship
fund in his memory, aptly named the JEM
Scholarship, as he was the gem of his family and his many
talents, wisdom and wit will be sorely missed.
HARVEST FOR HUNGER High School Seniors are encouraged to apply for the
Glasgow CHS would like to invite you to a lunch JEM Scholarships which will be awarded up to $1,000.
on March 16th from 11-1pm Applications will be available at the local counselors
Help us “cut” hunger in Valley County office, or by emailing jemscholarship1@gmail.com.
with a good will donation Completed applications must be emailed
Everyone is welcome!! no later than April 1, 2023.
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Spring Bazaar in Nashua
The Nashua Lions Club will have their spring
bazaar Saturday, March 11 from 9 to 3 at the Nashua
Civic Center. If you’re interested in renting one of the
remaining spots, call or text Sharon at 406-480-3091. SPAGHETTI FEED
& PIE AUCTION
VFW to meet Thursday Thursday, March 9th
held Thursday, March 9th, at the VFW at 7:00pm, the
The VFW and Auxiliary regular meeting will be Spaghetti 6:00 pm
Pie Auction 7:00 pm
Auxiliary at 6:00pm. Glasgow Elks Lodge
On the agenda will be final plans for the St. Patrick’s
$5/person • $20/family
Day Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner. This event helps fund GWC wrestlers with their out of
state travel expenses, camps and clinics.
Indian Tacos next Monday in Nashua ALSO 50% proceeds go to GLASGOW WRESTLING CENTER!
Nashua Our Redeemer Lutheran Church will be
having an Indian Taco Supper on Monday, March 13th
from 4:30 to 6:30.
This is a free will offering. Take-outs are available
and everyone is welcome. Thrivent has provided
supplemental funding.
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Others watched with varying degrees of sympathy
and irritation as the young children fidgeted, whined, and
punched one another. The frazzled parents reprimanded
them to no avail.
Finally they reached the ticket window. “Five
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 Girls Fastpitch Softball
2023 Registration
Date: March 7 • 4:30pm - 6:30pm
Location: City/Count Library Basement
City League: 8U Minors & Majors
Traveling League: 14U, 12U & 10U
Cost: 50.00
*New players must provide a copy of their birth certificate.
From one bank to another
Bank of Glasgow held another food drive and collected
780.5 pounds for the Valley County Food Bank. Next
year’s goal is 1000 pounds. The winner of thedrawing was
NOW HIRING
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Come by the Hotel and pick up an application.
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BURGER NIGHT
Wednesday Night • March 8
Serving 5:00-7:00 PM
SPECIAL FUNDRAISER
for the Elks National Foundation who provided
$8,000 in grants this year to the Glasgow Elks
Elks Hours: to help local people in need. All proceeds from
Wed. - Fri. 4 - 10 PM burger sales will go to them on that night.
Karyl Barnes, who won a $50.00 gift card. Pictured left
to right – Makayla Olinger, Sonia Vails, Joan Burris, Greg
Stordahl, Lisa Wiltfong, Doris Leader and Tana Tweten.
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