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By Mike Brandt
The All-Class State Wrestling
Tournament always has some super-
exciting matches. There was one
match Saturday night during the
championship finals that had the
fans rocking inside First Interstate
Bank Arena.
Glasgow sophomore Khye
Gamas won a triple overtime bout to
claim the 152-pound championship photo by Amy Nelson
and become the Scotties’ latest state
title winner. Another state champ’s name on the Scotties’ Wrestling Room Wall, Khye Gamas!
Gamas and Huntley Project’s
Grady Schmidt went head-to-head points. Eureka followed with 124, Shepherd in 2:28 and Weston Block
before Gamas won the thrilling Conrad had 103.5 and Glasgow 98. of Thompson Falls in 54 seconds.
match TB-1 2-1. Schmidt had The Scotties have finished fourth Another freshman, Cody
defeated Gamas for the Eastern B-C place six out of the last seven years. Kuka, (30-26) finished sixth at 113,
crown a week earlier, 5-3. Gamas is Makiya Plemmer, a freshman, getting pinned in 1:56 by Rowan
the 75th Scottie state champion, (39-17) won a 10-2 major decision Miller of Florence. Kuka lost a 14-3
Gamas (46-9) won a 7-3 match over Paden Nelson of Circle to take match to Trey Starcher of Forsyth
against John Waterbury of Hot third at 103. Plummer won a 5-2 in a semifinal bout. He also lost to
Springs to advance into the title bout over Riley McLeod of Conrad Collin Hickman of Eureka, 5-4.
round. Gamas opened with a pin Saturday morning, then pinned Kuka opened with a 5-2 win over
over Levi Fuller of Whitehall in Blake Hodgskiss of Choteau in Roddy Wyant of Anaconda, pinned
1:28, then beat Lucas Kovalsky of 3:56 to advance to the third place Miller in 5:25.
Superior 8-2. match. Plummer opened with a 6-4 8th grader Tyler King (21-26),
Huntley Project won its third loss to Hunter Grieve of Eureka, was knocked out of competition,
consecutive championship with 206 then pinned Liam Gallagher of continued on page 2
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Tuesday Feb. 13th -- S/D Senior Night and “Showcase”
A cold front passage today will lead to increased
@ GHS Library 6:00 PM
chances for snowfall south and west of Fort Peck Lake,
especially in Petroleum Country. If driving through Wednesday Feb. 14th-17th -- District 2B BBB/GBB
Tournament @ Wolf Point
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Today: Partly sunny, with a high near 32. Northwest wind Tournament @ Scottie Gymnasium 12:00 PM
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losing to Dylan Mikesell
of Jefferson, 14-1. He was
pinned by VanDyke of
Conrad in 42 seconds to
start off his 120 pound
tournament. King
pinned Carson Kenney
of Thompson Falls in 46
seconds.
Sophomore William
Kirkland (38-13) won a
14-6 major decision over
Walter Schoen of Chinook
for third place at 160.
Kirkland was defeated 7-1
by Alex Wahl of Cut Bank
in the semifinals. He
pinned William Mishler
of Simms in 2:19. The
sophomore opened with a
pin over Payson Allaire of
Choteau in 1:38. He then
pinned Christian England
of Florence in 1:25.
James Landles (21-27),
at 160, was pinned by
Englund in 1:04 and lost
to Allaire 10-0.
At 170, Michael
King, a junior (44-21) was Let’s talk some wrestling: This past Wednesday, Jory Casterline
pinned by Percey Bechtold stopped by BS Central and we got to talking about the state tournament.
of Choteau in 56 seconds Coach Casterline predicted Riley Clampitt (above) would make the finals.
to finish fourth. King And she did. Then, running into Rocky Thompson at Reynolds Sunday
pinned Kenan LaBrie morning (he was rounding up all the fixin’s for a Super Bowl taco bar), he
of Malta-Whitewater in gave me a little rundown of some highlights. Rocky didn’t go down this
2:38 and won a 3-1 bout year, but watched it on the web (which he said it sucked, by the way). He
over Tucker Kaczmarek also said, after looking at the bracketing, that Riley should make it to the
of Huntley Project. King finals, but would run into a buzz saw in Huntley’s Gretchen Donally, noting
started with a pin over the Red Devil was ranked #2 in the NATION!
Jack Raty of Whitehall in Also, Rocky noted that Khye Gamas got some sweet revenge over Huntley
56 seconds, then lost 15-8 Project’s Grady Schmidt, who beat Khye 5-3 at Divisional. Rocky told us
to Bechtold. King pinned that the Scotties were one win away from taking third place, but it was
Brenden Vanderwall of actually when Conrad’s Chris Graham, trailing 4-0 in the late stages of
Plains in 1:34. the 170 title match — which happened to be the first championship match
Gamas and Kuka Saturday evening — got on arm bar on Eureka’s Caden Pecora and would
are the 85th and 86th get the pin in the final minute of the match. Graham finished the season
multiple-time state at 46-1 and is hoping to go undefeated next season. As Mike Brandt said
placers in Glasgow to start off his story, there were some super Saturday night thrillers at
history. The six state the Metra in the Magic City. Had Conrad’s Graham ended up losing that
placers give the program match, the Scotties would have brought home the third-place trophy.
Whoop, Whoop, there it is! The Scotties erupt following Khye’s victory for the the state title. photos by Amy Nelson
303 all-time. Clampitt, who is
On the girls side the Scotties’ first girls’ Glasgow
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Valley County has a Full-time position for Available VALLEY COUNTY POSITION VACANCY NOTICE
for Administrative Assistant Valley County Weed & Glasgow Mosquito District has 4 full
time seasonal positions open for the 2024 spray season.
to the County Commissioners Positions Close: Open until filled
Valley County local government is hiring a permanent, fulltime **Starting wage: $16.00**
Generic Applications available online at the Montana Job Service website under
administrative assistant for the County Commissioners. This job reports employment applications or by stopping the Valley County Extension Office.
to the Clerk and Recorder. Starting pay is $21.00 per hour and includes full Applications can be dropped off at the Extension Office within the Valley County
County benefits. This position provides administrative support to the County Courthouse.
Laborers are needed for weed and mosquito control. Applicants must be 18
Commissioners and the Clerk and Recorder as needed. It requires strong years or older and have a valid driver’s license. Looking for applicants that are
administrative and customer service skills. The full job description and job willing to work outdoors and are able to lift up to 65lbs. Successful applicants
application are available online at valleycountymt.net and in the Clerk and will be required to follow rules, regulations, and wear provided safety attire. Job
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Please contact the Clerk and Recorder at 406-228-6226 for questions. and maintain effective working relationships with fellow employees, supervisors,
and the public. Applicants will be subject to reference checks. We are looking for
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You may drop off an application with the Clerk and Recorder or mail it to: late May and wrap up by early September. Work days may include some nightshift
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FWP to host workshops to discuss outdoor recreation plan
Whether you love hiking, hunting, biking or to develop outdoor recreation.
fishing, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks wants to hear The first step in updating the SCORP, FWP will
your thoughts on what matters most for the future host nine public workshops around the state, including a
of outdoor recreation in our state. Over the next few virtual option, in February and March. These workshops
months, FWP will be gathering input from the recreating are designed to answer questions from the public and get
public as it updates its Statewide Outdoor Recreation feedback on outdoor recreation ideas from communities
Plan (SCORP). around the state. The insights and ideas gathered from
SCORP serves as a guide for local, state and federal these public workshops will help shape the goals and
agencies as they work with FWP to develop future objectives of the 2025-2029 SCORP.
outdoor recreation opportunities across the state. The workshop for Region 6 will be held in Glasgow
SCORP also outlines outdoor recreation goals for the March 7th from 6-8 p.m. at the Cottonwood Inn & Suites
state over the next five years.
“We’re going to reach out to people who love the
outdoors, no matter how they choose to recreate,” said Birding Workshop
FWP Director Dustin Temple. “We want all viewpoints Learn the How, What, Where of Birding
and ideas incorporated in this document that will Bring your Binoculars
really help guide how we develop outdoor recreation Sunday, February 18 • 2:00 - 4:00 PM
opportunities over the next five years.” Our Redeemer Lutheran Church in Nashua
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Valley County HOPE Project will be launching their

"Hearts of Hope" Campaign

on Valentine's Day!
This is based on the previous luminary idea, but with a new
twist. Instead of selling luminary bags, we will be selling 8"
wooden hearts. A heart can be purchased for $10 in memory
or in honor of a friend or loved one. We have also added a
third choice - service/military men and women.
The Hearts of Hope campaign will run now through
Memorial Day weekend. All hearts sold will be on display the
entire month of May in downtown Glasgow at Heritage Park,
located on the corner of 1st Ave South and 4th Street.
The order forms are available at The Chamber of
Commerce office, Expressions, or from any board member:
Willie Plouffe, Darla Larson, Karla Zerbe, Becky Ozark and
Stacey Reddies.
You may Venmo @VCHope or make your checks payable
to Valley County HOPE Project, and mail your form along Reproductive Health Services
with payment to PO Box 764, Glasgow, MT 59230. Family Planning
The first person to purchase 10 hearts will win a small ice
cream cake from Dairy Queen! Birth Control • Wellness Exams • STI Testing
Our mission is to give financial support to residents of All services are confidential between you and a clinician.
Valley County who are experiencing financial difficulties due
Low cost or no cost and are provided to everyone
to medical/ health situations. We are grateful and thankful for
your participation in this fundraiser!
regardless of ability to pay.
Upcoming events to watch for are Night of Hope, April 19th, Call 406-228-6261 or Text 406-263-8194
at St Raphael's and the Luau by the Lake on July 19th. for an Appointment.