Serving Proudly As The Voice Of Valley County Since 1913
Serving Proudly As The Voice Of Valley County Since 1913
Glasgow Scottie Blake Lloyd concentrates during his race at the Frazer Invitational Sept. 23.
Glasgow Scottie Haylly Turner tackles a hill during her race at the Frazer Invitational Sept. 23.
Glasgow's Iris McKean uses a downslope to her advantage during the girls race at the Frazer Invitational Sept. 23.
Glasgow's Eli Feezell (left) pushes to the top of a hill during the boys race at the Frazer Invitational Sept. 23.
The Scottie cross country teams hit two different trails this past week with meets in Frazer and Billings. The Glasgow girls won in Frazer with a score of 80 over Plentywood, 96 and Scobey, 115. The boys team placed second with 35 points, behind Wolf Point, 33.
In Billings at the first ever Eastern Montana 7 on 7 hosted by Billings Lockwood, the boys placed fourth with a score of 39, behind Manhattan Christian, 11; Hardin, 13, and Laurel, 38. With only five runners, the Scottie girls placed ninth with a score of 65. Hardin, 9; Red Lodge, 19; Colstrip, 43; Custer County, 44; Poplar, 57; Manhattan Christian, 58; Havre, 59 and Huntley Project, 62, outpaced the Scotties.
On Frazer's three-mile track, Iris McKean led the Scottie girls with a time of 20:19.18 and a second place finish. Tanae Baker ran a 20:59.92 to finish in fourth place. Kheyerah Bilger finished in 116th place overall after completing the course in 25:14.69. Haylly Turner ran a 26:10.23 to finish in 25th place while Eve Stone finished in 33rd place with a time of 27:56.26.
The Scottie boys varsity team placed their six runners in the top 20. Reed Larsen led the team with his fourth place finish, running the race in 18:12.52. He was followed closely by Kyler Holinde who ran an 18L15.54 for fifth place. Lane Thompson came in sixth with his time of 18:29.42. Blake Lloyd earned a 12th place finish with his time of 19:41.36 and Eli Feezell ran a 20:37.81 for 19th place.
Ted See led the Scottie JV squad, finishing in 33rd place with a time of 22:48.73. Adam Mickelson ran a 23:37.32 for 39th place. Owen Thompson placed 47th with a time of 25:24.75. Dylan Hlad ran a 27:27.39 to take 51st place and James Seekins finished in 55th place with his time of 28:19.89.
In Billings, Lane Thompson earned the best time for the Scotties, running an 18:48.26 to place second in race three. Reed Larsen placed ninth in race one, finishing in 19:59.81. Kyler Holinde, in race two, also earned a ninth-place finish, running a 21:00.67.
Bergen Miller placed fifth in race four after running a 21:03.22. In race five, Dalton Sand ran a 20:38.15 to finish in fourth place. Blake Lloyd also earned a fourth-place finish, running a 21:17.38 in race six. Eli Feezell ran race seven for the Scottie boys, completing the course in 23:23.19 for a sixth-place finish.
Iris McKean paced the Scottie girls, earning second place in race one with her time of 21:31.77. Tanae Baker won race two, finishing in 22:19.56. Kheyerah Bilger finished in 13th place in race three with a time of 28:52.15. In race four, Haylly Turner ran a 28:57.19 to finish in 12th place. Eve Stone also earned a 12th place finish, running a 29:25.24 in race five.
The Scotties will attend the Miles City Invitational this Saturday, Oct. 2.
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