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The Scotties celebrate with their District 2B championship trophy. Back Row - Coach Mulkey, Coach
Nielsen, Hannah Toavs, Abby Engstrom, Anika Peters, Taylor Pederson, Laura Ross, MGR Kobe Sibley,
Keely Fossum, Kaylee Ross, Rachelle Glaser, Riley Noser, Klaire Krumwiede, Coach Hoerster
Front Row - Blaire Westby, Tyann Graham, Daley Aune, Abrianna Nielsen. Great job, ladies!

Glasgow wins District 2B Title

By Mike Brandt
It didn’t take much for the
Glasgow netters to hand Harlem
a four-set loss Saturday night in
front of the home crowd.
The win gave the Scotties the
District 2B championship and the
top seed going into the divisional
tournament that will be down the
road to the east in Wolf Point.
The match with Harlem was
tougher than Friday afternoon
where the Scotties swept the
third-seed Wildcats. Harlem
battled back to win the third set
after dropping the first two, 25-
11 and 25-16. The Wildcats built
a 3-0 lead and had leads of 14-
9, 22-13, and winning it 25-15.
Sarah Billmayer and Shyan Krass
led the Cats in the third set. They
got help from Aspen Baker.
Glasgow did tie the third set
up and even led 6-5 on Abrianna
Nielsen kill. The Scotties led only
that one time.
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Glasgow continued from front
Krass’ kill put Harlem back up 7-6.
“We played them once before and they took us
to four games,” said senior Taylor Pederson. “I think
they are a really good team. They are real good
competition. They came to play today.”
“They play well,” added senior Keely Fossum.
“Our district is struggling a little bit, but Harlem
puts on a show. They’re good competition for us.”
Second-year Glasgow coach felt that it was good
for the girls to play Harlem.
“It’s good for these girls to have to fight through
adversity,” she said. “As coaches, you have to take
those as teaching moments and learning moments
because here on out the path is going to be difficult.
These girls are going to have to bounce back from a
loss. The assumption is that from here on out every
match could go five games. We have a ton of faith in
these kids. I would like to have won in three.”
Glasgow (14-1) has so many weapons that
teams have a tough time playing defense against
the Scotties. Nielsen comes off the bench to play in
the front row and hammer’s the ball very well for a
sophomore.
Fossum, Nielsen, and Pederson are threats in
the front row, but there is also Anika Peters, Laura
Ross, and Rachelle Glaser. Hoerster can go to her
bench to call on Nielsen, and also Riley Noser. Then
for serving she can take Tyann Graham, and she has
her libero Blaire Westby. Kaylee Ross, Dailey Aune
and Abby Engstrom play well in the back row.
We try to play to our strength,” said Hoerster.
“I have kids on this bench who are very qualified to
play.
Glasgow swept Malta as well on Friday, 25-5,
25-10 and 25-13. The Scotties followed that with the
sweep against Harlem, 25-16, 25-18 and 25-17. The
Scotties led Malta in the first set 22-1.
“It felt really good to beat Malta,” said Pederson,
who had 10 of 33 kills and two blocks. Fossum and
Peters had 4 of 18 aces, Laura Ross five of 23 digs.
Glaser had 25 of 28 assists.
Against Harlem, Fossum had eight of 30 kills,
Glaser 14 of 18 assists, Laura Ross and Nielsen two
of seven aces each, Graham 12 of 60 digs, and Laura
Ross three of six blocks.
Pederson also had eight of 33 kills in the
championship match, Glaser 25 of 26 assists, Peters
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Too many turnovers and too many penalties spelled
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four of 10 aces, Westby 15 of 84 digs, and Laura Ross
five of 11 blocks.
Coming into the tournament coaches never
know how well their players will do. Even when
having to play a match after the opponent has
already played. One doesn’t know what to expect,
but the Scotties played Friday like they had played
a couple of matches already. And the hard work the
players have put in is showing.
“We were ready to play. We wanted to win,” said
Fossum. “We played really well the whole weekend.”
“This weekend felt really good. All of our hard
work has paid off,” said Pederson. “We’re getting
ready and prepared for next week. Everything is a
practice for us and we take everything seriously.”
Getting a tough match like against Harlem is
what the Scotties needed going into the divisional
where competition will be even better.
“Especially when we’re going into divisional
and hopefully state,” said Fossum. “It’s nice to have
girls who are constantly swinging and digging up
balls.”
To pull out some victories at the divisional
tournament the Scotties will need to play their style
of ball and play hard like they did against Harlem.
“The 1B looks pretty strong, but I think that
we’re matched up pretty even with them,” said
Fossum. “We’re looking to go to state. We need to
swing really hard. Make sure we have a big block up
front and dig every ball that we possibly can.”
The Scotties open against Great Falls Central,
a team that is new to the division after playing in
Class C for awhile. Central used to be a Class A
power, playing Glasgow in football and basketball
back in the 1960s and 70s.
“We expect this week to be hard fought battles
across the board,” said Hoerster. “Everything will
have to be earned and not given.”
The Scotties have played some of the teams
from 1B, but that was early in the season. Everybody
has improved since that Choteau tournament.
“We have film on a lot of the contenders for
state and the girls are going to watch film this
week,” said Hoerster. “We’re going to talk about
what those teams do well with. And who we need to
defend against. This is going to be a short week in
preparation for us. We have to show up and be ready
to play.”
Wolf Point is the host this weekend. Choteau,
the District 1B champion, opens against Malta at
10 a.m. Harlem takes on Fairfield at 11:45, followed
by the Glasgow-Great Falls match at 1:30 p.m. and
Shelby playing Wolf Point at 3:45. The winners play
at 5 and 6:45 p.m.
“We’ve play in Wolf Point’s gym a lot,” said
Hoerster. “We did really well there last week. It’s
nice having the divisional tournament this close to
home.”
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