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Off to State For the rst time since 2009, the Scotty Girls have

an entire team competing at the State B Golf Meet.

From left to right are Heidi Moon (freshman), Lauren

Runnigen (junior), Amy Nelson (junior), Tamrah

Pewitt (senior) and Makkell Baillargeon (senior).

The Scotties left for Billings yesterday. Today they

will be playing a practice round, and Tuesday &

Wednesday will be competing in the State Mee

— hosted by Huntley Project and Shepherd High

Schools — at Pryor Creek Golf Course in Huntley

and Eagle Rock Golf Course approximately three

and-a-half miles northeast of Billings.

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Bowhunter Education ClassOffered Here, Begins Friday A Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks bowhuntereducation class will take place this week in Glasgowstarting Friday. Tere are still several spots remainingand this is the last chance to take the bowhuntereducation class in the Glasgow area.

All first time bowhunters, regardless of age, mustcomplete a bowhunter education course to purchasean archery stamp in Montana. State law requiresthat anyone using an archery license, or hunting witharchery equipment, must show either a previous year’sarchery license or a certification from a bowhuntereducation course to buy a stamp. Students must be atleast 11-years old on the first day of class to be eligiblefor certification. Te course is free of charge. Te Glasgow course is set for May 15-17. Classeswill run from 5:30-8:30 p.m. on Friday, 8-4 p.m. onSaturday, and from 3-5:30 p.m. on Sunday for the fieldday. Te location for the classroom portion will be inGlasgow at the FWP Headquarters. Prospective students need to pick up theirBowhunter Education book “oday’s Bowhunter” atthe FWP office in Glasgow by Tursday. Please readand answer the questions in the back of the book beforethe first day of class, and bring all necessary forms. Ifyou have any questions, contact course coordinatorCarmen Corey at 406-230-1266.

o register for the Bowhunter Education classes, goto the FWP website at www.fwp.mt.gov. Look underthe “Education” tab, go to the “Hunter Education”heading, and click on the “Hunter education programs”link. On the next screen, click on the “Find a class orfield course”, click “Register for a Bowhunter educationclassroom course” and follow the directions from thereMake sure to print out all necessary material and signall necessary forms! If you have any questions, or donot have access to a computer, please call the GlasgowFWP office at 228-3700.

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Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 38. Northnorthwest wind 5 to 13 mph becoming east after midnight.

Winds could gust as high as 18 mph.

Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 63. East wind 13

to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph.

Tuesday Night: A 20 percent chance of showers. Mostlycloudy, with a low around 41. East wind 14 to 16 mph, withgusts as high as 22 mph.

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Thursday: A 30 percent chance of showers, mainly before

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Thursday Night: A slight chance of showers. Partly

cloudy, with a low around 42.

Friday: A chance of showers. Partly sunny, with a highnear 70.

Friday Night: A chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a

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Saturday:Partly sunny, with a high near 70.

Saturday Night: A chance of showers. Mostly cloudy,

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Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near 66.

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Boys’ Team scores: 1. Glasgow, 240; 2. Wolf Point, 118;3. Malta, 69; 4. Poplar, 50; 5. Plentywood, 41; 6. Harlem 4.

100: Benji Phillips, Gla, 11.76; Andrew Haser, WP, 12.06;Wesley Weeks, WP, 12.12; Allen Williams,on, Mal, 12.19;

James Carson, Gla, 12.36; Trent Herbert, Gla, 12.41

200: Chase Fossum, Gla, 23.32; Benji Phillips, Gla, 23.85;Owen Lepper, WP, 24.05; Andrew Heser, WP, 24.49; Allen

Williamson, Mal, 24.52; Ostin Welch, Mal, 24.75

400: Chase Fossum, Gla, 51.76; Benji Phillips, Gla 53.66;Owen Lepper, WP, 53.8; Ethan Etchart, Gla, 56.13; Jesse

Black, Ple, 56.2; Austyn Juve, WP, 56.77

800: Taylor Hilyard, Ple, 2:12.29; Jesse Black, Ple, 2:12.3;

Brady Babb, WP, 2:17.23; Gabe Hallock, Gla, 2:17.86;Walker Allen, Gla, 2:18.93; Nate Harris, Ple, 2:19.18

1,600: Walker Allen, Gla, 4:59.75; Marques White Horse,

WP, 5:00.18; Mathew Rattling Thunder, Pop, 5:00.38; GabeHallock, Gla, 5:05.45; Keenan Schipman, Mal, 5:21.8; Jase

Bishop, Mal, 5:22.77

3,200: Marques White Horse, WP, 10:48.4; Mathew RattlingThunder, Pop, 10:53.01; Walker Allen, Gla, 10:56.57; Gabe

Hallock, Gla, 12:02.06; Ethan Jamba, Gla, 12:11.83; WyattHoward, Ple, 12:22.16

110 hurdles: Luke Breigenzer, Gla, 16.05; Ethan Etchart,

Gla, 16.42; Quintan Boos, Mal, 17.29; Kenny Boos, WP,17.36; Tyus Hammett, Har, 18.56; Parker Serio, Ple, 18.69

300 hurdles: Luke Breigenzer, Gla, 42.62; Myltin Bighorn,Pop, 44.7; Ethan Etchart, Gla, 44.89; Devon Raybon, Mal,46.71; Kenny Boos, WP, 46.72; Austyn Juve, WP, 47.55

400 relay: Wolf Point, 46.27; Glasgow, 46.57; Plentywood,49.4; Poplar, 52.47; Harlem, DQ; Malta, DQ

1,600 relay: Malta, 3:39.42; Wolf Point, 3:43.2; Glasgow,3:50.1; Poplar, 3:53.57; Plentywood, 3:56.14

Long jump: Chase Fossum, Gla, 19-5; Benji Phillips, Gla,

19-4½; Trent Herbert, Gla, 19-1; Devon Raybon, Mal, 18-½;Jase Galt, Mal, 18; Andrew Heser, WP, 17-9

Triple jump: Chase Fossum, Gla, 40-6½; Trent Herbert,Gla, 39-6½; Luke Breigenzer, Gla, 38-8; Andrew Fransen,

Gla, 38-2; Jase Galt, Mal, 37-7; Devon Raybon, Mal, 37-2

High jump: Chase Fossum, Gla, 6; Devon Raybon, Mal,

5-10; Austyn Juve, WP, 5-8; Owen Lepper, WP, 5-6; JaseBishop, Mal, 5-4; Tyus Hammett, Har, 5-4

Pole vault: Nate Harris, Ple, 11; Brady Babb, WP, 10-6; Kyle

Ross, Gla, 9-6; Tyson Carney, Mal, 8-6; Chase Hughes, Gla,7-6; Logan Gunderson, Gla, DQ

Shot put: Wesley Weeks, WP, 41-6; David Knerr, 41-3½;

AJ Hollom, Pop, 39-10½; Andrew Fransen, Gla, 39; TrevorToavs, Gla, 38-3; Tanner Roness, Gla 37-9½

Discus: Trevor Toavs, Gla, 126-1; Orlando Young, Pop, 113-3; Tanner Roness, Gla, 113; Andrew Moran, Pop, 111-8; AJHollom, Pop, 108-6; Wesley Weeks, WP, 104-9

District 2B Track & Field at Wolf Point Saturday, May 9th

Javelin: Benji Phillips, Gla, 176-5; Jase Bishop, Mal, 15311; Tyson Carney, Mal, 148-11; Tanner Roness, Gla, 146-10

Keenan Schipman, Mal, 146; Deion Hammett, Har, 144-10.

Girl’s Team scores: 1. Glasgow 198, 2. Malta 156, 3. WolPoint 156, 4. Plentywood 66, 5. Poplar 10, 6. Harlem 6.

100: Jordan Kulczyk, Gla, 13.45; Alex Simensen, Gla, 13.62Bailey Chappell, Gla, 13.68; Brenna Kurokawa, WP, 13.82

Kaitlyn Smith, Mal, 13.95; Kylee Stump, Pop, 13.98200: Paige Harris, Ple, 28.36; Alex Simensen, Gla, 28.62Bailey Chappell, Gla, 28.86; Brenna Kurokawa, WP, 29.29Brinlie Nielsen, Gla, 29.89; Kaitlyn Smith, Mal, 29.92

400: Paige Harris, Ple, 1:02.15; Amanda Wolff, Gla, 1:04.15Alex Simensen, Gla, 1:05.12; Brinlie Nielsen, Gla, 1:05.79

Morgan Guttenberg, Gla, 1:06.95; Jaki Hararda, WP, 1:09.45

800: Amanda Wolff, Gla, 2:28.39; Paige Harris, Ple, 2:31.23Kateri Rush, WP, 2:36.03; Sierra Summers, WP, 2:37.47Brinlie Nielsen, Gla, 2:39.97; Riley Mortensen, Mal, 2:40

Scotty senior Chase Fossum, at right, won ve

individual events at Saturday’s District 2B Track & Field

Meet while sophomore teammate Benji Phillips won a

pair of individual titles and was runner-up to Chase in

two other events. Luke Breigenzer was also a doublewinner in the hurdle events.

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1,600: Josie Braaten, Gla, 5:34.85; Sierra Summers, WP,5:46.7; Kateri Rush, WP, 5:54.74; Riley Mortensen, Mal, 5:59.83;Ally Bummer, Ple, 6:10.35; Aniston Sampson, Pop, 6:29.77

3,200: Josie Braaten, Gla, 12:01.06; Sierra Summers, WP,

13:03.68; Val TalksDifferent, Har, 13:59.31; Kerry Hoffman,

Glas, 14:14.75; Kelsie Neubauer, WP, 14:31.94; LittleSkyeFast Horse, Pop, 14:44.59

100 hurdles: Sophia Stiles, Mal, 15.21; Amy Breigenzer,

Glas, 15.45; Julia Kolstad, Glas, 17.63; Marley Manoukian,Mal, 18; Hailey Nicholson, Mal, 20.66; Correana Torrez, Mal,22.31

300 hurdles: Sophia Stiles, Mal, 48.87; Amy Breigenzer,Glas, 49.17; Marley Manoukian, Mal, 50.54; Hailey

Nicholson, Mal, 55.97; Emily Hagadone, Pop, 58.28

400 relay: Glasgow, 52.34; Malta, 52.9; Wolf Point, 55.24;Plentywood, 56.78; Poplar, DQ.

1,600 relay: Glasgow, 4:19.33; Malta, 4:30.28; Wolf Point4:43.15; Plentywood, 4:50.71; Poplar, 5:13.67

Long jump: Sophia Stiles, Mal, 17-8; Jordan Kulczyk, Gla15-8; Amy Breigenzer, Glas, 15-7; Shelby Hanks, WP, 14-8

Karissa Liebelt, Gla, 14-5; Morgan Guttenberg, Gla, 14-3

Triple jump: Sophia Stiles, Mal, 37-6; Amy Breigenzer, Gla

32-3; Dakota Simonson, Ple, 31-½; Alyx Bakke, Ple, 29-9½Karissa Libelt, Gla, 28-6½; Hailey Nicholson, Mal, 27-7.

High jump: Shelby Hanks, WP, 4-10; Jada Nicholson, Mal4-10; Hailey Nicholson, Mal, 4-6; Dakota Simonson, Ple

4-6; Bailey Chappell, Glas, 4-6; Kaylee King, Gla, 4-6; MaryGrace Kalal, Mal, 4-4

Pole vault: Paige Harris, Ple, 8-6; Marley Manoukian, Mal8; Brenna Kurokawa, WP, 8; Samantha Goodman, WP, 5

Jaki Hararda, WP, 5

Shot put: Kaitlyn Smith, Mal, 34-2; Darby Schye, Mal, 34-

1½; Dana Hughes, Gla, 33-9; Leinie Hughes, Gla, 32-6Keirsten Wethern, Gla, 31-1½; Katrina Whiteman, Pop, 30-

2½

Discus throw: Darby Schye, Mal, 96-9; Mary Grace Kalal

Mal, 95-3; Shay Garfeld, Mal, 92-9; Dana Hughes, Gla, 915; Katrina Whiteman, Pop, 86-10; Amber Ornelas, Ple, 84-10

Javelin: Kaitlyn Smith, Mal, 114-4; Dana Hughes, Gla, 1027; Jordan Kulczyk, Gla, 100-1; Ashtyn Hentges, WP, 98

Paige McCrory, Ple, 96-7½; Mary Grace Kalal, Mal, 95-10.

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Te Montana High School Association has posteda position opening for Assistant Director. Te vacancywas created when Scott McDonald, longtime MHSAAssistant Director, resigned that position by announcinghis retirement. Mr. McDonald began his tenure with the MHSAin July 2004. He served as the rules interpreter and

staff liaison for volleyball, basketball, cross country andtrack and field. During his MHSA career, he completeda four-year term on the National Federation of StateHigh School Associations Basketball Rules Committee. Mark Beckman, MHSA Executive Director, quotedMr. McDonald as stating, “I would like to thank you,the MHSA Executive Board, MHSA Staff and theMHSA member schools for the opportunity to serveas an MHSA Assistant Director for the past elevenyears. I have grown professionally and personally in theposition, and it has been an honor and privilege to servethe Association.” Mr. McDonald will complete his employment withthe MHSA on June 30, 2015.

MHSA’s McDonald to retire

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Te workshop will be held at the Central MontanaShooting Complex near Lewistown. o register, orfor more information, contact BOW instructor KathyIrwin, 406-535-3542. Registration forms are availableon the FWP website at fwp.mt.gov ; click “Becoming anOutdoors Woman”, under the Education tab.

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