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Taking the scenic route, Glasgow 8th grader Malin Beck country course in Scobey. These young Scotties will continue
crosses the rusty old bridge which is part of the nifty cross to fuel Coach Karst’s successful varsity program.

GMS harriers race in Poplar, Scobey, at ‘home’ Saturday

by Coach Andrew McKean
Glasgow’s middle school cross
country teams will try to build on
recent wins in Poplar and Scobey
with a strong showing at their home
meet this Saturday at Kiwanis Park
in Fort Peck.
The GMS girls are undefeated
on the season, logging wins in their
first three meets. The Scotties are
coming off a dominating win last
week in Scobey, where they placed
five runners in the top 12 and 9 in
the top 20. The girls were led by
transfer 8th grader Tanae Baker,
who finished third in 10:22, followed
by Kimber Dulaney in 6th place,
Mayzie Yoakam in 7th, Kheyerah
Bilger in 11th, and Josie Kemp in
12th place.
The girls also took the team title
on Sept. 5 in Poplar, led by Baker in
3rd place, Yoakam in 4th, Dulaney
in 5th, Haleigh Huntsman in 8th,
and Kemp in 10th place.
In Poplar, the Glasgow Middle
School boys runners took second
place to a strong Plentywood squad
and were paced by a first-place
finish by Glasgow 7th grader Tavin
Boland, who ran the 1.5-mile course
in 9:47. He was followed by Liam
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GMS harriers continued from front
Chapman, in his inaugural middle school race, who
finished in 3rd place, Kyler Whitman in 14th, Cody
Kuka in 16th, and Malin Beck in 20th place.
The GMS boys team came back with a win in
Scobey. Boland finished in 2nd, Chapman in 3rd, Drew
Simensen in 5th, Whitman in 14th, and Kuka in 17th
place, to round out the Glasgow scorers.
The middle-schoolers will be looking to take the
team titles at their home meet, says GMS assistant coach
Julia Kolstad.
“We’ve been working in practice on pack running,
and the top Scotty finishers worked hard on staying
together and moving up as a pack,” says Kolstad. “We
really saw that with Boland and Chapman in Scobey.
They stayed together for the entire race until the final
sprint.”
On Saturday, high school racing starts at 10 a.m.
Middle schoolers will race in waves starting at noon.
They will run a 1.5-mile course around the Kiwanis
Park nature trail, finishing near the basketball courts in
the group-shelter areas near the park’s entrance. Masks
and social distancing restrictions will be required of all
spectators.
Here are individual results from Poplar:
GLASGOW MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS
Tavin Boland (9:47), Liam Chapman (9:53), Kyler Whitman
(10:58), Cody Kuka (11:12), Malin Beck (11:28), Rowen
Kloker (12:15), Owen Thompson (13:44), Chris Johnson
(13:58), Noah Leckie (16:51)
GLASGOW MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS
Tanae Baker (10:00), Mayzie Yoakam (10:42), Kimber
Dulaney (10:45), Haleigh Huntsman (11:15), Josie Kemp
(11:31), Gina Page (11:36), Kheyerah Bilger (11:46), Jensina
Tweten (12:47), JoJo Chappell (13:21), Rebekah Bailey
(13:53), Ashlyn White (14:22), Aspen Probert (16:55), Pyper
Brandt (17:51)
And individual results from Scobey:
GLASGOW MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS
Tavin Boland (10:10), Liam Chapman (10:15), Drew
Simensen (10:38), Kyler Whitman (11:19), Cody Kuka
(11:37), Malin Beck (12:04), Rowen Kloker (12:14), Adam
Mickelson (12:57), Ted See (13:45), Owen Thompson
(13:48), Chris Johnson (15:55), Noah Leckie (17:45)
GLASGOW MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS
Tanae Baker (10:22), Kimber Dulaney (11:08), Mayzie
Yoakam (11:21), Kheyerah Bilger (11:46), Josie Kemp
(11:57), Gina Page (12:06), Haleigh Huntsman (12:09),
Jensina Tweten (12:30), JoJo Chappell (12:33), Caylen
Radakovich (13:24), Rebekah Bailey (14:40), Ashlyn White
(14:49), Aspen Probert (17:10)
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