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2020 Catfish Classic Champs
The Grandfather-Grandson duo Dan and Eli Dupea came
from Billings to Glasgow to claim the 21st Annual Milk
River Catfish Classic championship on 32.27 pounds.
From the Cat Classic facebook page: “It’s funny how
things come full circle! In 2013, little Eli Dupea caught the
BIG Fish of the 7th Annual Yellowstone Challenge with
a 12.33 lb. Cat. Seven years later, still teaming up with
Gramps, he’s now a Milk River Catfish Classic Champion!
Considering the state of Montana was in lockdown
mode just a couple of weeks prior to this tournament
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and changed the way a few things were handled Friday
and Saturday, it was another awesome event with
a great community turnout for the calcutta, the Milk
River Catfish Days and the Famous Midnight Weigh-
Ins. Hats off to all the anglers, tourney director Brenner
Flaten & his crew, the Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
& Agriculture crew for the Milk River Catfish Days, all
the vendors who turned out to provide food, etc., and
everyone who turned out to participate in what was a
fantastic weekend!
Girls have a rich history as well
By Mike Brandt
Girls’ basketball made a big splash in with the first
state championship. But, it wasn’t a new sport like some
may believe. Girls were playing basketball back in the
1940s and 50s. At that time there with six players on the
floor for each team. And, it wasn’t as popular as boys’
basketball was back then.
It even took a while for fans to watch girls play.
Some of the smaller schools had a good fan base as they
do now. Girls played in the fall for a while, and then were
switched to the winter to go along with boys’ basketball.
Glasgow, Opheim and Saco-Whitewater have won
state championships. In Fact, Opheim has won three
Could see
more rain
tonight
While this past Saturday afternoon/night was pretty
much a bust as far as rain was concerned, there was no
shortage of wind. But we received about a half an inch
in this morning’s early morning hours.
Tonight: Showers likely, mainly before 10pm. Mostly
cloudy, with a low around 45. West wind 9 to 14 mph, with
gusts as high as 21 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%.
Tuesday: A 20 percent chance of showers after noon.
Mostly sunny, with a high near 69. West wind 9 to 17 mph,
with gusts as high as 28 mph.
Tuesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 46. West
wind 7 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 21 mph.
Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 73. West northwest
wind 9 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph.
Wednesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 47.
West northwest wind 6 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as
23 mph.
Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 78. West wind 3 to 8
mph.
Thursday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 52.
Northwest wind 8 to 13 mph becoming east southeast after
midnight. Winds could gust as high as 18 mph.
Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 83. East southeast
wind 15 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 29 mph.
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 57. East
southeast wind 18 to 21 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph.
Saturday: Partly sunny, with a high near 86. East southeast
wind 16 to 21 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph.
Saturday Night: A slight chance of showers and
thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 56.
Sunday: A slight chance of showers. Partly sunny, with a
high near 79.
straight crowns in Class C. The Vikings had a good
state tournament record since girls’ basketball was re-
introduced.
Opheim has had great success at the state
tournaments. The Vikings first trip to a state tournament
was in 1978 when they finished second, losing to Moore,
45-36. Judy Anderson led Opheim with 11 points. She
had 20 in a 61-50 win over Grass Range. The Vikings
opened with a 54-39 win over Terry.
Nashua was also in that tournament where the
Porcupines finished third, defeating defending state
champs Manhattan Christian 48-47. Both teams played
for the first Class C championship the year before with
Christian winning it, 44-37. Nashua had beaten Arlee 37-
26 and Grass Range 37-33.
Nashua’s Mary Lou Weinmeister scored 94 points in
four games with games of 25, 10, 29 and 30 at the 1978
tourney. Nashua lost to Arlee, 57-53, in the opening
round. The porcupines came back to beat Custer 55-47,
Grass Range 71-51 and Christian.
Opheim was back at state the following year, losing
two games. But the Vikings returned in 1980 where they
finished fourth, losing to Terry, 42-41. Opheim had
opened with a 52-50 loss to eventual champions Willow
Creek. The Vikings rebounded with wins over Brady, 40-
39, and Medicine Lake, 52-44. Judy Green had 20 points
against Terry and 24 against Brady.
Green also led the Vikings into the championship
game the following year. Manhattan Christian, led by
Vicki Swier, defeated the Vikings 57-48. Green paced
Opheim with 18 points. Opheim had eked out a 50-49
win over Blue Sky, and handed Terry its first loss in 26
games, 34-33.Kathy St. John has 23 points against Blue
Sky. Former Nashua athlete Loren Baker was coaching
Opheim. He went on to coach Northern Montana College
to a 1993 NAIA championship over Northern Iowa, 71-
68.
For the next three years it was Steve Keller coaching
the Vikings and he found success as they won three
straight crowns. Gwen Dighans and Twyla Stein, to name
just two of the stars from that squad, were the leaders.
Dighans led the Vikings with 25 points in a 47-41 win
over Twin Bridges for the 1982 crown. The sophomore
was named MVP, scoring 31 against Arlee, 59-44, and 21
against Custer, 41-34. Medicine Lake and Opheim played
five overtimes in the Eastern C Divisional championship
game with the Honkers winning, 60-57.
Dighans was also the MVP in the 1983 tournament
as the Vikings defeating Park City, 61-32. Dighans tallied
22 points in the game. She also had 22 in a 56-45 win
over Moore. Opheim, which finished 26-0, also best
Absarokee, 59-42. Dighans and Stein were named to the
All-State squad. That year the Vikings hit 51 percent of
their field goals and 57 percent from the line.
Stein was the MVP in the 1984 tournament, scoring
24 points in a 52-44 win over Park City. The Vikings
opened with a 55-46 win over Twin Bridges with Dighans
scoring 26 points. Opheim also slipped past Hysham, 43-
40. The Vikings finished the season with a 26-1 record.
Their only loss was to Circle, 54-47, in the first game of
the season. They won 55 of 56 games, defeating Circle,
63-42, later in the season.
Keller, who is the head men’s coach at Providence
in Great Falls, went on to coach Helena to two Class AA
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Western in Dillon.
Nashua was back at the state tournament in 1985-
87m going 1-2 each year. Opheim was back in 1990 going
1-2, and 1993 0-2. The Vikings finished fourth in 1992,
losing to Belt, 59-54. That year they were led by Lisa
Crandell. Opheim and Whitewater battled throughout
the season. Opheim best the Penguins 52-46 in a Saturday
morning loser-out game. Sarina Green led Whitewater.
Whitewater also played for the title in 1994, losing to
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 21st Annual Milk River Catfish Classic Final Results
June 5th & 6th, 2020, Glasgow, Montana
1 Dan Dupea, Billings, MT., Eli Dupea, Billings MT. 32.27
2 William Van Hook, Sidney, MT., Wes Van Hook, Sidney, MT. 31.76
3 Robert Petersen, Billings, MT., Jayson Riggin, Billings, MT. 29.85
4 Willy Lauckner, Nashua, MT., Colton Yoss, Nashua, MT. 27.22
5 Dan Achten, Laurel, MT., Amber Achten, Laurel, MT. 26.71
6 Jimmy Decker, Sidney, MT., Austin Bement, Sidney, MT. 25.31
7 Jason Flaten, West Wendover, NV., Cole Plouffe, Glendive, MT. 25.14
8 Brady Flaten, Glasgow, MT., Jason Molstad, Glasgow, MT. 23.41
9 Marc Kloker, Glasgow, MT., Joel Smith, Glasgow, MT. 22.97
10 Ty Thomas, Lewistown, MT., Jon Polich, Lewistown, MT. 22.94
11 Clancy Harris, Malta, MT., Brandon Guhy, Glasgow, MT. 22.78
12 Brendan Waarvik, Billings, MT., DJ Elletson, Glasgow, MT. 22.72
13 Josh Schmitt, Sidney, MT., Adam Knudson, Sidney, MT. 22.63
14 Casey King, Glasgow, MT., Tyler King, Glasgow, MT. 22.52
15 Scott Redstone, Glasgow, MT., Aidan Redstone, Glasgow, MT. 22.29
16 Steve Norcutt, Glasgow, MT., Brien Norcutt, Glasgow, MT. 22.24
17 Jeff Irving, Belgrade, MT., Dylan Hughes, Glasgow, MT. 22.16
18 Allan Harrington, Glasgow, MT., Tara Harrington, Glasgow, MT.22.03
19 Bobby Wise, Billings, MT., Robert Wise, Billings, MT. 21.84
20 Bo Boreson, Perrysville, IN., Vance Anderson, Glasgow, MT., 21.71
21 Jake Aune, Glasgow, MT., Shawn Wersal, Glasgow, MT 21.23
22 Mitch McIntyre, Glasgow, MT., Jim McIntyre, Glasgow, MT. 21.21
23 Josh Marottek, Medicine Lake, MT., Derek Werner, Poplar, MT. 20.77
24 Coel Stutheit, Glasgow, MT., John Grimes, Nashua, MT. 20.36
25 Callahan Belling, Richland, MT., JD Bailey, Opheim, MT. 18.41
26 Bryon Armour, Lewistown, MT., Gunnar Thomas, Lewistown, MT. 18.11
27 Corey Bushman, Billings, MT., Matthew Bushman, Billings, MT. 17.77
28 Cale Swanson, Glasgow, MT., Dominik Zimdars, Glasgow, MT. 17.19
29 Dave George, Glasgow, MT., Candy Lagerquist, Glasgow, MT. 16.96
30 Bob Kemp, Glasgow, MT., Jodi Kemp, Glasgow, MT. 16.84
31 Tyler George, Sheridan, WY., Ryan George, Joliet, MT. 16.64
32 Dylan Linder, Glasgow, MT., Cooper Larson, Glasgow, MT. 16.26
33 Caleb Lagree, Glasgow, MT., Ethan Stone, Glasgow, MT. 16.17
34 Chad Dawson, Dickinson, ND., Brady Burgess, Glasgow, MT. 15.76
35 Tyler Johnson, Nashua, MT., Zach Watts, Nashua, MT. 15.56
36 Stone Tihista, Nashua, MT., Taeler Anderson, Billings, MT. 15.07
37 Keigan Ingram, Glasgow, MT., Lane Thompson, Glasgow, MT. 14.6
38 Justin King, Sidney, MT., William Van Hook, Sidney, MT. 14.52
39 Trey Shores, Malta, MT., Cole Robinson, Saco, MT. 13.54
40 Brien Gault, Glasgow, MT., Autumn Gault, Glasgow, MT. 13.2
41 Jason Schultz, Glasgow, MT., Hunter Schultz, Glasgow, MT. 13.14
42 Lance Howe, Glasgow, MT., Ross Allen, Glasgow, MT. 12.72
43 Casey Riggin, Glasgow, MT., Jessica Pennington, Glasgow, MT. 12.69
44 Todd Lindsay, Billings, MT., Kellie Lindsay, Billings, MT. 11.64
45 Landon Holte, Fort Peck, MT., Carter Holte, Fort Peck, MT. 11.39
46 Curt Shipman, Glasgow, MT., Darci Shipman, Glasgow, MT. 11.33
47 Rod Ost, Glasgow, MT., David Irving, Glasgow, MT. 11.05
48 Sara Storkson, Glasgow, MT., Renee Sibley, Nashua, MT. 10.91
49 Peyton Pedersen, Billings, MT., Carter Pedersen, Wolf Point, MT. 10.66
A much younger Eli with his Grandpa Dan on stage at
the Yellowstone Challenge.
50 Karl Krause, Glasgow, MT., Jake Kuka, Glasgow, MT. 10.03
51 Eric Feit, Glasgow, MT., Dale Borgen, Glasgow, MT. 9.95
52 Cody King, Glasgow, MT., Michael King, Glasgow, MT. 9.83
53 Matt Sudduth, St. Marie, MT., Wyatt Pedersen, Glasgow, MT. 8.93
54 Joe Carpenter, Sidney, MT., Pam Carpenter, Sidney, MT. 8.45
55 Timm Canen, Miles City, MT., Aimee Kloeckner, Glasgow, MT. 8.19
56 Steve Harris Jr., Sidney, MT., Steve Lowrey, Sidney, MT. 7.79
57 Quentin Compton, Glasgow, MT., Nathaniel Adams, St. Marie, MT. 6.69
58 Jessica Ost, Glasgow, MT., Brooklyn Hallock, Glasgow, MT. 6.59
59 James Bergeron, Sidney, MT., Patrick Bergeron, Sidney, MT. 6.54
60 Blaine Berg, Glendive, MT., Damen Scherting, Glendive, MT. 6.4
61 Mike Merideth, Nashua, MT., Michael Hendry, Nashua, MT. 6.35
62 Jacob Billman, Missoula, MT., Josh Trexler, Missoula, MT. 5.32
63 Kyle Gibson, Glasgow, MT., Trevin Gibson, Glasgow, MT. 5.27
64 Patrick Gay, Glasgow, MT., Clint Norcutt, Glasgow, MT. 4.96
65 Kolby Messerly, Malta, MT., Daniel Horn, Harlem, MT. 4.44
66 Aaron Wittmer, Havre, MT., Wade Riden, Hinsdale, MT. 4.15
67 Norm Braaten, Fort Peck, MT., Dustin Braaten, Fort Peck, MT. 3.61
68 Curtis Meiers, Missoula, MT., Jake Meiers, Nashua, MT. 3.57
69 Jake Knaff, Glasgow, MT., Kelcey Arnold, Glasgow, MT. 2.94
70 Kobe Sibley, Glasgow, MT., Loden Idler, Hinsdale, MT. 2.88
71 Melissa Sigmundstad, Glasgow, MT., Briana Page, Glasgow, MT. 2.17
72 Ben Unterseher, Glasgow, MT., Brent Joseph, Glasgow, MT. 1.78
Grady Nelson, Sidney, MT., Quinten Nelson, Sidney, MT. 0
Seth Combs, Beulah, ND., Mark Combs, Glasgow, MT. 0
Katie Anderson, Glasgow, MT., Cody Kuka, Glasgow, MT. 0
Shannon Ost, St. Marie, MT., Tori Gagne, Glasgow, MT. 0
Seth Ingram, Glasgow, MT., KJ Ingram, Glasgow, MT. 0
Wayne Linder, Glasgow, MT., Jeff Larson, Glasgow, MT. 0
Brodie Boreson, Glasgow, MT., Alex Partridge, Glasgow, MT. 0
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KaCee McPherson, Savage, MT., Nicole Peterson, Savage, MT. 0
Jumbo Whiskers Award William Van Hook 11.60 lbs.
Big Whiskers Award Jeff Irving 10.93 lbs.