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AA football playoffs: Glacier blasts West
It took some time for Glacier to get back in the groove.
Flathead boys, Glacier girls nab crosstown wins
Eric Gardner scored in the 53rd minute to break a tie and help the Flathead Braves beat the Glacier Wolfpack 5-2 in a Western AA crosstown clash at Legends Stadium on Thursday.
Glacier stops Sentinel in OT
MISSOULA - Glacier found a way to get it done - again.
Adam G. Alexander Jr., 88
Cdr. Adam G. Alexander Jr., known to all as Alex, the father to two and mentor to many, passed quietly in his sleep at the ripe old age of 88, on Saturday, April 14, 2018, in Whitefish.
Montana East-West Shrine Game rosters announced
Several local football players have been honored as participants in the 73rd Annual Montana East-West Shrine Game.
Glacier blasts Big Sky
Glacier broke lose in the second half, scoring six times to blast Missoula Big Sky 7-0 in a Western AA boys soccer play-in match at Glacier High School on Tuesday afternoon.
Raptors get out quick, cruise past Braves 49-7
Two weeks and two slow starts spelled out an 0-2 record for the Flathead Braves, who fell 49-7 to the talented Gallatin Raptors Friday in Class AA football at Legends Stadium.
Glacier holds off Braves in crosstown football
One thing is for sure - the Glacier Wolfpack can score in the first quarter.
Crosstown football: Glacier drills Flathead in turnover filled rivalry game
In a game marred by mistakes from both sides, Glacier ran away with a crosstown football matchup with Flathead by making fewer errors in the second half, winning 41-26 in a Class AA game on Friday night at Legends Stadium.
Hazel Louise Little Dog Anderson, 69
Hazel Louise Little Dog Anderson was born May 7, 1938, on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation. She was very proud of her heritage. Her parents were Richard and Louise Little Dog. She was raised with nine siblings and is survived by brothers and their wives: Forrest Little Dog, Floyd and Eva Middle Rider, Donald and Shirley Little Dog, Howard and Mary Louise Little Dog, Wheeler and Maureen Little Dog and Harve' Little Dog. She was happy for the time she spent with them, and regarded them with great love and respect.
Woodrow Garrison Woody Hutchens Jr., 63
Woody Hutchens, 63, went to live with Jesus on Thursday, Oct. 15, 2009. Woodrow Garrison Hutchens Jr., was born Feb. 6, 1946, in Staunton, Va., to Woodrow G. and Glenna M. Wine Hutchens of Greenville, Va. He attended grade school and high school there. He joined the Air Force after graduation in 1964. He was later stationed in Lakeside, where he met his wife, KC. He was discharged from the Air Force in 1968. Woodrow and Katherine E. Cullen were married in 1968, and lived in Somers. Woody went to work at Anaconda Aluminum that same year. They moved to Columbia Falls to the family residence in 1978. Woody was an avid motorcyclist. He loved bow hunting carp, antelope and deer with his brother Tim of Gillette, Wyo. He enjoyed rifle hunting, especially for elk. For years the family enjoyed old car restoration. Woody also enjoyed collecting anything old. He was preceded in death by their daughter, Dixie Lee; his dad, and his brother, Houston, both of Virginia. He is survived by his mother, Glenna; sister, Mildred Simmons, and her family of Virginia; his wife, KC, at the family home; his son, Butch, his wife, Nova Lee, and their sons, Daniel and Jacob, and his daughter Katy Jo, and her sweetie, Greg, all of Columbia Falls; and his acquired children, TJ and Carol Toaves, and their son, Tyler, and Chrissy Frerich and her daughters, Brianna and Jayla, of Kalispell; many much loved brothers- and sisters-in-law; and too many good friends to count. His viewing is from 1 to 8 p.m. today, Sept. 20, at Columbia Mortuary. The service will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 21, at the funeral home, followed by burial in the Woodlawn Cemetery.
West tops Glacier 3-2 in quarterfinal
The Billings West Golden Bears edged the Glacier Wolfpack 3-2 in the final minutes of a State AA quarterfinal game on Friday.
Track: Four Wolfpack athletes post state qualifying marks in season opener
Shorthanded because of spring break, Glacier wasn’t lacking talent in the field on Thursday in a track dual with Great Falls High.
Ronan Wrestling Tournament Results
45th Annual Ronan Tournament
AA football semifinals: Glacier crushes CMR
Glacier wasted no time in putting its mark on the Class AA state semifinals.
Sliter slings Wolfpack to victory
The home crowd at Legends Stadium witnessed a thriller as the Glacier Wolfpack held off a second-half surge from the CMR Rustlers of Great Falls to win 42-35 Friday in Western AA football.
G-7 foreign ministers spar over coronavirus amid pandemic
WASHINGTON (AP) — Foreign ministers from the Group of 7 leading industrialized democracies sparred Wednesday over whether to call out China as the source of the coronavirus pandemic.
Boys soccer: Wright boots Glacier to state soccer tournament in penalties
Ben Wright gets nervous in penalty kicks.
Sweet victory for Wolfpack wrestlers
It was four years in the making and it felt so sweet for the Glacier Wolfpack.
Fast track at crosstown
It didn’t seem that fast when he was running it, but by the time he crossed the finish line it was the fastest 3,200 meter time ever run in the state.