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Looking at all those smiles, Lustre Christian was still
proud be playing on Saturday night and bringing a
state trophy home to LCHS. The Lions are, from left,
Assistant Coach Justyn Klatt, KJ Brown, Courtney
Tiechroew, Hadden Olfert, Prestyn Klatt, Byron
Ewing, Joel Reddig, Johnslee Pierre, Nathan Fast,
Clay Reddig, Cayden Klatt, Brian Guedes, Terran
Joseph, Cam Reddig, Diek Olfert, and Coach Randy
Reddig. All of Valley County and beyond are proud
of you! Give it another run next season!

Lions finish third at MHSA State C Tournament

By Mike Brandt
It was a historic Saturday
afternoon in Great Falls for the
Lustre Christian Lions. The Lions
earned their first trophy at a state
tournament.
Lustre Christian, which had
its sights on a state championship,
defeated Harlowton-Ryegate to claim
the third place trophy.
“It’s really cool for the school,”
said Lions coach Randy Reddig.
Box Elder slipped past two-time
defending champions Manhattan
Christian, 68-64, to win the Class C
crown.
The Lions played in their
first-ever semifinal game at a state
tournament. But the Lions had a
tough time getting shots to fall, losing
to Manhattan Christian 48-42.
“That’s exactly right. We got
good looks, said Reddig. “I think we
had two 3-pointers that went half
way down, then came out.
Cayden Klatt, who is deadly
from long range, had those three-
point shots that wouldn’t fall. Johnslee
Pierre is another deadly shot that had
shots that wouldn’t fall. In fact, Byron
Ewing also had problems in the paint
to get his shots to go in. The Lions
had two 3-pointers at the end of the
game that rimmed out.
The Lions put up 51 attempts,
making only 17.
They were 6 for 21 from long
range and just 2 for 2 at the foul line.
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GLASGOW REDS
& BABE RUTH
2024 SIGN-UPS &
NCAA MARCH MADNESS
CALCUTTA
Wednesday, March 20 at the Glasgow Elks
Sign-Ups & Registration begins at 6:00 PM
Calcutta will start at 7:00 PM
We would like to encourage bidders and registration
attendees to grab a burger from the Elks
since it is their burger night.
Beautiful
calving
weather
The temperatures will vary between the 40s and the 60s
for highs the next 8 days with little or no chance for
precipitation.
Today: Sunny, with a high near 51. .
Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 27. North
northwest wind 10 to 15 mph.
Thursday: Partly sunny, with a high near 44. North
northwest wind 8 to 10 mph.
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 26.
West northwest wind around 7 mph becoming south
southwest in the evening.
Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 56. Breezy, with
a southwest wind 9 to 14 mph increasing to 17 to 22
mph in the afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 32
mph.
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 28.
Northwest wind 14 to 21 mph
Saturday: Partly sunny, with a high near 47. Northwest
wind 14 to 18 mph, with gusts as high as 29 mph.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 21.
North wind 9 to 18 mph, with gusts as high as 28 mph.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 42. North wind
around 9 mph.
Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around
25. Northwest wind around 9 mph becoming south
southeast after midnight.
Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 58. Southeast
wind 8 to 13 mph becoming west northwest
Monday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 29.
Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 58.
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Thurs and 8a-3p Fridays. CALL FOR DETAILS 406.228.4942
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like to announce to the community that the 2024 grant
application is currently open until March 31st. New this
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valleycountycf.net, or paper applications can still be
mailed to PO Box 304, Glasgow MT 59230.
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In 2023, the Valley County Community
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food booth at the fairgrounds, upgrades school garden
at the Glasgow Middle School, and new team tents for
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drug test, criminal and driving record check. CALL 406-228-8747 FOR
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hourly. PLEASE SWING BY VALLEY VIEW HOME ADMIN OFFICE
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 A memorial service for
PATTY SUE
RAMSEY,
age 82
Markle’s Warehouse of Rocky Branch, LA,
has an opening for a
will be held at 12:00pm,
Delivery/Floor Associate.
Must be available Saturday’s. March 16, 2024
Stop in and pick up an application.
at Glasgow VFW Post 3107
with a luncheon to follow.

GLASGOW
SCHOOL MENU
THURSDAY
Breakfast
Scrambled Eggs • Cinnamon
The trip continues
Bar • M. Oranges • Milk Looks like it was a beautiful day in the Washington, D.C. area this morning, just as it
Lunch was here. And another full slate for the D.C. Trip students, this photo of them touring
Meatball Sub w/ Mozzarella Bobby Kennedy’s grave site at Arlington Cemetery with Robert E. Lee’s house in the
Chz • Broccoli w/ Ranch
Applesauce • Chocolate Chip background. Bobby and Ted Kennedy’s grave sites are the only two in the cemetery
Bar • Milk to have wooden markers.
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proposals that will go before the Fish regulations, FWP is hosting public FWP will be collecting
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will be considered by commission will proposals that will go before the Fish virtual meeting during this comment
be available for public comment in and Wildlife Commission in October. period.

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Yoakam lands on first-team

By Mike Brandt
With basketball over it’s time for the conference
honors to be handed out. The District 2B all-conference
and All-State list was released earlier this week.
It wasn’t any surprise that freshman Mayzie Yoakam
was named to the first team. She was the leading scorer
for the Glasgow Scotties.
Joining Yoakam on the team were Keesee Erickson,
12, Poplar; Neva Jacobson, 10, Malta; Cammie Martel,
10, Poplar; Macy Tjelde, 10, Fairview; anc Denvyr Tuss,
10, Malta.
Sophomore Joey Chappell landed on the second
team with Elly Anderson, 12, Malta; Emma Billmayer,
12, Harlem; Keeley Blount-Henderson, 11, Wolf Point;
Carly Buxbaum, 11, Faireview; and Mattie Falls Down,
11, Poplar. Jacobson, Tjelde, and Tuss were named to
the All-State team.
None of the Glasgow boys were named to the first
team all-conference list. The list had Bohdi Brenden,
11, Malta; Delray Lilley, 12, Poplar; Kaniel Ricker, 11,
Poplar; Landon Thompson, 12, Fairview; Jeff Tjelde, 12,
Fairview; and Treyton Wilke, 11, Malta.
The Scotties did have junior Wyatt Babb, who
was All-state last year, and freshman Cade Hudyma
make the second team. They were joined by Dawson
Hammond, 10, Malta; Tyler Loan, 11, Fairview; Cody
McCabe, 10, Harlem; and Geordy Medicine Cloud, 12,
Poplar. Named to the All-State team were Brenden,
Lilley, Thompson, and Tjelde.
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Lions continued from front Lions pulled it off.

Manhattan Christian didn’t shoot any better, going 19 for
41, 4 for 14 and 6 for 10.
Another area that the Lions are always on top is
rebounding. Manhattan Christian brought a 6-foot-
7 player off the bench. The Eagles scored 13 points on
second chance buckets.
The Lions held a 20-14 lead at the end of the first
quarter. But the Lions offense stalled in the second that
allowed the Eagles to take a 24-20 advantage. The Lions
went over 10 minutes with a bucket. Pierre scored the
first bucket in the third period.
Cam Reddig and Klatt buried a three each at the
end of the third. Sandwiched in between was Carter
VanDyken’s three. The Eagles led 34-33.
VanDyken drained another three to start the fourth.
Pierre gave the Lions a 42-41 lead with 4:19 to play. His
bucket came off of Reddig’s steal. Reddig had completed
a three-point play prior to that.
Isaac Hoekema connected on a pair of free throws,
giving the Eagles a 43-42 lead with 56 seconds to play.
Mason Venema scored off of an offensive rebound. Klatt
missed a three ball shot with 20 seconds left. Koekema
iced the game with his putback with 18 second to go for a
47-42 lead. Venema put the finishing touch on the score
with a free throw.
Venema led the Eagles with 15 points, Hoekema had
10, Christian Triemstra nine, VanDyken eight, Jack Scott
five, and Lance Hamilton one.
Klatt paced the Lions with 11 points, Pierre followed
with 10, Reddig had nine, Clay Reddig seven, and Terran
Joseph five.
The Lions battled back in a Friday loser out game. At
times it’s hard to come back after a semifinal loss, but the
Plentywood (20-4) led by nine before the Lions
rallied to get a 58-44 win. The Lions led 40-38 going into
the fourth frame when they outscored the Wildcats 18-6.
Pierre fired in 20 points in leading the Lions. Cam
Reddig was right behind with 18, Clay Reddig had 10,
Klatt and Ewing four each, and Joseph two.
Landon Flickenger and Carson Solberg had 16
points each for the Wildcats.
Lustre Christian needed a second half rally to get
past Harlowton-Ryegate to get the third place trophy. The
Engineers led 11-6 and 19-17 in the first half. They held a
18-9 advantage midway through the second.
Clay Reddig drilled a three-ball at the end of the half
to get the deficit down to two. The junior also scored the
first bucket to start the second half. The Lions went on
an 11-0 run, starting with Pierre’s bucket at the end of
the third. The sophomore also scored to start the fourth.
Cam Reddig nailed a three ball and two free throws and
Ewing a bucket inside for a 43-32 lead. They led by 14
with 1:53 to play and coasted to a 53-43 win.
“I’m proud of the boys for how they came back,” said
Coach Reddig. “They played hard.”
Cam Reddig finished off a good tournament with 18
points. The freshman was 4 for 6, 2 for 3 behind the arc,
and 8-9 at the line.
“He puts in the time,” said Coach Reddig, who is the
father.
Clay Reddig followed with 15 points, Pierre had
11, Ewing six, and Klatt three. Kenyan Davis led the
Engineers with 17 points.
The Lions lose two seniors, Cayden Klatt and Terran
Joseph. Portions of my interview with Coach Reddig
failed to record, sorry about that.
.