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The Ramsay of Wrestling

If you’ve ever watched Hell’s Kitchen, Kitchen Nightmares Master Chef or Hotel
Hell, you know the intensity that Chef Gordon Ramsay brings to his shows.
It’s that same intensity (and then some) that Coach Mike Krause brings to the
wrestling mat. Making a return trip to Glasgow, he was here to tutor the Glasgow
Wrestling Club last night and will finish up with another vigorous class tonight.
You don’t give 110%, you get barked at. He even barked at some parents in the
background to “Quiet down!” He had their immediate attention as well as you
could hear a pin drop before action resumed. And the Highlanders absolutely
love Coach Krause. Named “Coach of the Century” by flowrestling.com, area
coaches of ALL sports are welcome to attend the second session tonight starting
at 6:00 to watch Coach Krause work his magic. But keep your conversations
to a whisper or you might get barked at! Pictured are (background) Tayleigh
Olmstead, Andrew Linder, Michael King, Tayven Bietz, Ted See, Anders Aune,
and Shaylyn Pederson watching Ira Moore and Jack Morehouse. Oh, and it’s a
thumbs up for Kyler Hallock (at right) who was cleared by the doctor to compete
at the Eastern Divisional Tournament in Huntley Project Saturday!
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temps continue!
Tonight: Increasing clouds, with a low around 14.
Southwest wind around 10 mph.
Wednesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 39. West wind
8 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.
Wednesday Night: A 30 percent chance of snow, mainly
after 11pm. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 24. West wind
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Thursday: A 30% chance of rain and snow. Mostly cloudy,
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Northwest wind 6 to 11 mph.
Friday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 37. Northwest wind
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Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 20. West
wind 6 to 10 mph.
Saturday: Partly sunny, with a high near 37. West wind 6
to 8 mph becoming southeast in the morning.
Saturday Night: A 20 percent chance of snow. Mostly
cloudy, with a low around 16. Sunday: Mostly cloudy, with
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Call for reservation by 10 AM
228-9500
The Northeastern Arts Network’s third
concert of the 2019-20 Big Sky Series takes place
tonight (February 4th) at the Glasgow High School
Audiorium beginning at 7:00.
Seffarine’s international blend of sounds
features soulful Moroccan singer Lamiae Naki
and flamenco guitarist Nat Hulskamp. Their
music embraces and extends Naki’s rich heritage,
which spans from Moorish Spain to the Sahara,
by mixing Arabic Andalusi music with Manuel
Gutierrez’s explosive flamenco footwork, the
grooves of acclaimed bassist Damian Erskine
and the exotic instrumentation of Persian master
multi-instrumentalist Bobak Salehi.
These diverse backgrounds meld into an
intoxicating blend of ancient and modern that
Bass Player Magazine describes as a “gorgeous
intersection of Spanish flamenco, Arabic and
Andalusian music, Persian classical, and jazz”.
Seffarine takes its name from the ancient
metalworking square in Lamiae’s home city of Fes,
Morocco. Her family is well known in the Seffarine
as master metalworkers continuing the tradition
today. The square dates back to the 9th century
and is famous for the complex rhythms that can be
heard from the blacksmiths’ hammers.
Tickets are available at the door and are $15
for adults, $13 for seniors and $5 for students.
This event is made possible in part through
grant support from Montana’s Cultural Trust,
Montana Arts Council, National Endowment
for the Arts, the Montana Performing Arts
Consortium, and grants from the Western States
Arts Federation.
Knokey to be in Glasgow
Jon Knokey, Tim Fox’s
Lieutenant candidate, will
be at DB’s Bar & Casino on
Wednesday, February 5th
from 7:00-8:30 p.m.
He is a father of three,
Meghan’s husband, a business
leader and a man who does
not like politics.
Jon had the great
fortune to grow up in a
third-generation sawmill
manufacturing family where
character, hard work and
preserverance were more than catchphrases at the
dinner conversation. After high school he accepted a
scholarship to play quarterback for the Montana State
Bobcats.
Among his numerous successes, at age 35 he was
tapped to manage the entire Corporate Strategy of John
Deere, including the strategic deployment of resources
and capital for the nearly $40 billion in company
revenue, with operations throughout 120 countries.
Knokey, now 38, served one term in the state
Legislature, from 2017-2018. He represented House
District 65, which covers northwestern Bozeman. He
did not run for re-election in 2018.
It was less than a week ago that it was announced
that Fox tabbed Knokey as his running mate.
“Montana Republicans know that Helena is stale
and bureaucratic,” Jon said. “We need to get a leader in
there to make reforms. The question is, which leader
can we get in there? Tim’s a uniter. Last time he was on
the ticket, 54 of 56 counties – he won ’em all.”
Fox is a two-term attorney general and can’t run
for re-election because of term limits. If you’d like to
learn more about the former John Deere CEO, be at
DB’s Wednesday night.
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Scotties win on the road
By Mike Brandt
Glasgow won a road victory that was much needed
Thursday night. The Scotties played in hostile territory,
taking on the Poplar Indians in the Moccasin Square
Garden.
“The girls stepped up to the challenge that night
being a conference game for us,” said Scotty coach Travis
Nielsen. Poplar is a tough place to play.”
Glasgow trailed most of the first half before taking
a 20-18 lead midway through the second period on
Tyann Graham’s bucket. The sophomore also made a
free throw for a 21-18 lead and the Scotties never looked
back on their way to a 54-40 win. Glasgow led 26-22 at
the break.
“We knew that Poplar was going to stay with us for
a quarter and a half,” said Nielsen. “In the third quarter
we started breaking away. You could see that our girls
are in shape. Our team never really slowed down. We
just kept on gaining on them in the third and into the
fourth. We’re seeing that our girls are in shape and we’re
still not peaked out yet. “
The Scotties did break the game open in the third
quarter, leading 42-20 going into the fourth quarter.
Glasgow led by 13 on Brianna Nielsen’s three-pointer
early in the third period. Poplar did get the deficit down
to eight, 38-30, on Keandra Martel’s bucket with just
over a minute to play in the third.
Taylor Pederson went to the charity stripe where
the Glasgow senior made four straight free throws
for a 42-30 lead. The Indians did get the lead down
to 44-37 on Teagan Escarsega’s three-pointer midway
through the fourth quarter. But the Scotties finished
strong on an 8-3 run. Glasgow did lead 54-31, but the
Indians got a three-pointer from Martel before the
buzzer sounded.
Glasgow also had a 36-23 lead in the third before
the Indians cut it to 36-28 on Riley MacDonald’s three-
pointer. Laura Ross put the Scotties back up by 10, but
Poplar made it an eight point game once again. Pederson
then went to the line before the quarter was over.
Fossum led the Scotties with a game-high 17
points. The senior was followed by Graham with 10
points, Ross had eight points, Nielsen six on two treys,
Davyn Myrick five, Pederson four, Anika Peters and
Blaire Westby two each. Myrick went 3 for 4 from the
line in the second quarter.
Macy Stump paced the Indians with 12 points.
Finding themselves in the ‘Land of the Giants’,
the Scotties (10-4, 4-1) couldn’t keep up with Class A
Glendive Friday night, losing to the Red Devils 53-38.
The Red Devils start two 6-footers along with a
pair of 5-11 girls. Karson Murphy, who is headed for
the University of Montana to play for the Lady Griz, and
Savannah Toms, who is going to Dickinson College,
played a better game for the Red Devils.
Also, Glasgow was playing without Keely Fossum,
who was ill.
“When you start missing a fulltime starter out
of your system, it does make a difference because
the average of her points are not there,” said Nielsen.
“Someone else has to make them up. And possibly
controlling the ball and the defense where she plays, so
it definitely would have helped.”
They came prepped a lot better,” said Nielsen. “I
think they over looked us the first time. Then again we
should have tightened our defense. Glendive did do a
good job.”
Murphy and Toms helped Glendive take a 9-0
lead, scoring on transition buckets The Red Devils fired
out to a 19-6 first quarter lead. Glendive’s defense held
the Scotties without points until the midway points of
the stanza. Ross’ bucket put Glasgow on the scoreboard.
But the Scotties battled, down 16 points early in the
second quarter, the girls cut the deficit to 23-14 late in
the frame. Glendive did own a 26-14 lead at the break.
Glendive led by as many as 17 points in the third,
but Glasgow made a run through the midway point of
the fourth. Graham’s long range bomb had Glasgow to
within 42-32.
“It was a 15-point game at the end, but we recovered
to get back to 10,” said Nielsen.
Peters paced the Scotties with 10 points, Myrick
followed with seven, Daley Aune, Nielsen, and Graham
had five points apiece, Ross four, and Westby two.
Toms scored 10 of her game-high 19 points in the
second half in leading Glendive. Murphy followed with
17 points, Kassidy Walker had eight, Jillian Litwiller
five, and Madison Wahl four.
Glasgow has two more tough games this week,
starting with 2B contest Thursday hosting league-
leading Harlem. On Saturday the Scotties are in Scobey
to take on the Class C Spartans.
“We will prep everything into Harlem,” said
Nielsen. “They are two tough games. I know the girls are
excited for these games. Hopefully we will shoot better
than we did a month ago.”
Glasgow went into a scoring slump the last time
the Scotties played against these two squads.
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