Serving Proudly As The Voice Of Valley County Since 1913
Serving Proudly As The Voice Of Valley County Since 1913
Willow Sugg legs it out during the Frazer Invitational Sept. 23.
Timothy Pearson passes another runner near the finish line of the Frazer Invitational.
Jensina Tweten crests a hill during the Frazer Invitational Sept. 23.
Amani Probert starts the elementary girls race.
Jack Milam runs the Frazer Invitational.
The Glasgow Middle School cross country teams traveled to Frazer on Sept. 23 to participate in the 54th annual Frazer Invitational.
The girls were again led by Kimber Dulaney, who took first place with her time 10:10.54. Haleigh Huntsman earned fifth place with a time of 10:48.96. Josie Kemp ran an 11:05.51 to earn 11th place overall. Jensina Tweten ran an 11:57.00 to take 20th place. Caylen Jankowski finished in 28th place after running a 12:48.03. Rebekah Bailey earned a 35th place with her time of 13:49.63.
Aspen Probert ran a 14:50.39 to finish in 40th place. Willow Sugg was right behind her in 41st place and a time of 15:04.98. Karsyn Page finished in 50th place with a time of 16:23.40.
Garrett Thompson led the Scottie middle school boys. He finished in 25th place with a time of 11:23.33. Rowen Kloker earned a 27th place finish with his time of 11:36.54. Timothy Pearson ran an 11:43.36 for 29th place.
Jack Milan finished in 35th place with a time of 12:21.34. Aaron Mickelson ran a 14:20.81 for 48th place. Alex Earll finished in 50th place with his time of 14:38.88.
The Glasgow Middle School Harriers will be back in action this Saturday, Oct. 2, at the Miles City Invitational.
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