| 22-Time Conference Champions | 18-Time State Semifinalists |
Varsity
| Date | Location | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Mon Aug 21 @ 6:30 p.m. | Red and White Scrimmage | N/A |
| Sat Aug 26 @ 6:00 p.m. | vs. Shepherd | 28-8 Loss |
| Fri Sept 1 @ 7:00 p.m. | @ Huntley Project | 38-6 Loss |
| Fri Sept 8 @ 7:00 p.m. | vs. Columbus | 41-0 Loss |
| Fri Sept 15 @ 7:00 p.m. | @ Manhattan | 38-14 Loss |
| Fri Sept 22 @ 7:00 p.m. | vs. Malta | 26-7 Win |
| Fri Sept 29 @ 7:00 p.m. (Homecoming) | vs. Cut Bank | 28-12 Win |
| Fri Oct 6 @ 7:00 p.m. | @ Conrad | 41-6 Win |
| Fri Oct 13 @ 7:00 p.m. (Senior Night) | vs. Fairfield | 14-0 Win |
| Fri Oct 20 @ 7:00 p.m. | @ Wolf Point | 41-6 Win |
| Sat Oct 28 @ 1:00 p.m. | 1st Round Class B Playoffs vs. Jefferson (Boulder) | 27-18 Loss |
| Sat Nov 4 @ 1:00 p.m. | State B Quarterfinals vs. TBA | N/A |
| Sat Nov 11 @ 1:00 p.m. | State B Semifinals @ TBA | N/A |
| Sat Nov 18 @ 1:00 p.m. | State B Championship @ TBA | N/A |
| Date | Location | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Mon Sept 4 @ 5:00 p.m | vs. Malta | 14-12 Loss |
| Mon Sept 11 @ 5:00 p.m. | @ Sidney | 34-6 Win |
| Sat Sept 16 @ 10:00 a.m. | @ Broadwater (Townsend) | Cancelled |
| Mon. Sept 18 @ 5:00 p.m. | vs. Culbertson | 58-0 Win |
| Sat. Sept 30 @ 10:00 a.m. | @ Wolf Point | 48-0 Win |
| Mon Oct 9 @ 5:00 p.m. | @ Havre | 24-8 Win |
| Sat Oct 14 @ 9:00 a.m. | vs. Fairfield | 26-14 Win |
| Mon Oct 16 @ 5:00 p.m. | @ Malta | 51-0 Win |
roster
Assistant Coaches: Dylan Hughes, Sam Tedrow, Ed Sugg, Travis Lamb
Managers: Madison Lamb, Chloe Lamb
Cheer Coach: Jordan Dunlap
Cheerleaders:
Pep Band Advisor: Todd Truscott
| No. | Name | Height | Weight | Pos. | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nic Solorzano | 5’10” | 150 | WR/DB | 11 |
| 2 | Tavin Boland | 5’11” | 138 | WR/DB | 10 |
| 4 | Wyatt Babb | 6’3” | 225 | TE/DE | 11 |
| 5 | Wyatt Sugg | 5’10” | 170 | QB/LB | 10 |
| 6 | Liam Chapman | 5’9” | 160 | RB/LB | 9 |
| 8 | Brody Hansen | 5’7” | 145 | RB/LB | 9 |
| 9 | Cody Kuka | 5’6” | 110 | WR/DB | 9 |
| 10 | Makiya Plummer | 5’7” | 115 | WR/DB | 9 |
| 11 | Khye Gamas | 6’0” | 160 | QB/DB | 10 |
| 12 | Trey Graham | 5’10″ | 150 | RB/LB | 9 |
| 14 | Ethan Engstrom | 5’7” | 150 | WR/LB | 9 |
| 15 | Tayven Bietz | 5’6” | 130 | RB/LB | 9 |
| 16 | William Kirkland | 6’0″ | 170 | TE/DL | 10 |
| 17 | Toryn Richards | 5’10” | 170 | RB/LB | 12 |
| 21 | Kade Strommen | 5’11” | 150 | WR/DB | 11 |
| 23 | Dillon Hughes | 5’9” | 175 | WR/LB | 11 |
| 28 | Coy Nelson | 5’11” | 185 | RB/LB | 11 |
| 33 | Tatum Hansen | 6’1” | 205 | RB/LB | 12 |
| 37 | Rex Monson | 6’0” | 180 | WR/LB | 11 |
| 42 | Cade Hudyma | 6’5” | 220 | TE/DE | 9 |
| 45 | Gage Waarvik | 6’6” | 230 | OL/DL | 9 |
| 47 | Elijah Howland | 6’0” | 195 | WR/LB | 10 |
| 50 | Connor Hudyma | 6’0” | 195 | OL/LB | 11 |
| 51 | Michael King | 6’0” | 180 | OL/LB | 11 |
| 52 | Reilly Llewellyn | 5’5” | 195 | OL/DL | 9 |
| 53 | Kohl Kittleson | 6’1″ | 260 | OL/DL | 12 |
| 54 | Jaydeen Hanshew | 5’8” | 185 | OL/DL | 11 |
| 55 | Vaughn Miller | 6’0” | 195 | OL/LB | 12 |
| 56 | Grady Nielsen | 6’3” | 210 | OL/DL | 10 |
| 58 | Braxton Potter | 5’8” | 200 | OL/DL | 10 |
| 60 | Tripp Mavity | 6’2” | 200 | OL/DL | 9 |
| 63 | Jacob Potter | 5’10” | 200 | OL/DL | 10 |
| 68 | Andrew Linder | 5’11” | 225 | OL/DL | 10 |
| 72 | James Pearson | 6’0″ | 185 | OL/DL | 10 |
| 76 | Myles Yoakam | 6’2″ | 190 | OL/DL | 11 |
coaches corner
Patrick Barnett (6th year)
Head Coach / Defensive Coordinator
OL/DL
Patrick Barnett is the Head Football Coach at Glasgow High School. Barnett is a former 3-sport athlete at Billings West who was a 3-year starter in Football for the Golden Bears. He was a 2-way 1st team Class AA All State Football Player in 2011. In large part to a standout senior season, Barnett was honored as the Eastern AA Conference Defensive MVP. He was selected and participated in both the Shrine Bowl and the prestigious Badlands Bowl (MonDak Game) in the summer of 2012.
Coach Barnett played 5 years of College Football and was a 3-year starter at Montana State University-Northern on the Defensive Line (2012-2016). He was a volunteer GHS Assistant Coach (OL/DL) during the 2017 Season and is the current Industrial Arts Teacher at GHS. He is also an assistant Glasgow High School Track & Field Coach. Pat resides in Glasgow with his wife Katie and their daughter Hannah.
Dylan Hughes (6th year)
Quarterbacks / Defensive Backs
Coach Hughes begins his sixth season on the Scottie Football staff in 2023. He is the current varsity Offensive Coordinator, while serving as QB/DB coach. Hughes serves as the Junior Varsity Head Coach. Prior to joining the High School staff, Dylan spent the 2017 season on the Glasgow Middle School staff. Dillon is a 2010 graduate of Glasgow High School, where he played Football and Basketball for the Scotties. During his senior season in 2009, he was the starting quarterback for the Scotties. He led the team to a Class B Semifinal appearance while earning individual All-Conference honors. Hughes was also a member of back to back State Quarterfinal teams in 2007 and 2008. Following high school, Dylan played a year of NAIA College Football at Rocky Mountain College in Billings. Dylan makes his home in Glasgow with his wife Jami and their son Chet. He owns the Valley County Abstract Company, Inc. and the Busted Knuckle Taproom.
Sam Tedrow (6th year)
Offensive Coordinator
Wide Receiver / Defensive Backs
Coach Tedrow begins his sixth season on the Scottie Football staff in 2023. He is the current Defensive Coordinator, while also overseeing varsity special teams. The Scottie WR/DB’s are currently under his leadership. Sam is a 2008 graduate of Flathead High School and was a 3-sport athlete for the Braves. Sam was a 2-time Western AA All-Conference Cornerback and an All-Conference kick returner. His Quarterback in High School was former NFL player and Arizona State standout, Brock Osweiler. Tedrow also played four years of basketball and was All-State in five events in Track and Field (Both relays, Long Jump, Triple Jump, and 400 M). After High School, Sam played college football at the University of Montana Western in Dillon. In the spring, Coach Tedrow also serves as an assistant Glasgow High School Track & Field coach. Sam makes his home in Glasgow with his fiance’ Janelle and their daughter Sawyer. He is a mathematics teacher at Glasgow High School. 
Travis Lamb (5th year)
Running Backs / Linebackers
Head Trainer
Coach Lamb begins his fifth season on the Scottie Football staff in 2023. He is a varsity Running Back and Defensive Line coach. Lamb previously served on the Glasgow Middle School staff for three seasons from 2016 to 2018. Travis is a 1990 graduate of Malta High School (Montana). After high school, he played two years of NAIA College Football at Jamestown College in North Dakota. He continued his playing career for five seasons of semi-pro football in the Rocky Mountain Football League (2000-2004, & 2014). Travis resides in Glasgow with his wife Lizette and their six children; Joshua, Robert, Emilie, Tommy, Madison, and Chloe. He is employed with the Glasgow School District as a subsitute teacher.
Ed Sugg
Offensive Line / Defensive Line
Trinton Gamas (5th Year)
Head Middle School Coach
Coach Gamas begins his 5th season as the Head Coach of the Glasgow Middle School Football team. Prior to taking over the lead role at GMS, he spent six seasons on the high school staff, including a stint as Defensive Coordinator for the Scotties. Trint is a 1995 graduate of Glasgow High School where he participated in Football, Basketball, and Track & Field. In Track he was a 2-time All-State finisher. On the gridiron, he was a member of three consecutive Class B State Semi-Final teams. His Senior season in 1994, he was the starting Quarterback for the Scotties and earned Class B All-State honors in addition to Class B All-Star Game and MonDak Game selections. Following High School, Trint played one season of College ball at Minot State (ND) and 3 seasons at Dickinson State (ND). He graduated from DSU with a Bachelor of Arts Degree. He is a recently retired law enforcement offier with 20 years of experience and is now employed locally with Helena Chemical. He currently resides in Glasgow with his wife Nichole and their three kids; Khye, Saunten, and Rygan. Trint is also on the High School Wrestling staff as a volunteer assistant.
Seth Runner (10th year)
Middle School Assistant Coach
Coach Runner begins his 10th season as the OL/DL coach for the Glasgow Middle School Football program. Seth is a Billings, Montana native and is currently employed as the Pastor at Glasgow Evangelical Church. He lives in town with his wife Virginia and their five children; Noah, Ava, Silas, Sarah, & Ivy. Coach Runner enjoys Fort Peck Lake, hanging with the family, skiing, and snow boarding.
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team history
Following the implementation of an intramural program in 1916, football was officially adopted by Glasgow High School (MT) in 1922.
The Scotties have played in eight state championship games during our 102-year history, winning Class A titles in 1976, 80, 83, and 86. The team also had back-to-back undefeated seasons in 1965 and 66. These seasons, however, were spoiled as Montana did not hold playoffs for Class A during those years.
The Scotties were re-classified to Class B in 1992, where we have continued to experience success. Winning 10 Conference titles, appearing in the state playoffs in 25 out of 32 years, and advancing to the state semifinals on seven occasions.
Home games are played on Scottie Field, which is located on the school’s campus. The stadium opened in 1982 and is one of the largest Class B facilities in the state. Built in 2000, they also have one of the premier high school weight room’s in the area.
4-time State ChampionsDistrict 2B 1992, 1993, 2002, 2003, 2008, 2009, 2013, 2014, 2016
Eastern A 1941, 1944, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1974, 1976, 1979, 1980, 1986
Northern A 1929, 1939
1922 – 2-1 Overall Record in inaugural season
1923 – 3-1 Overall Record in year #2
Mr. J.V. Warling – 3 Years Head Coach (1924-1926) – 11 Wins 5 Losses
1924 – 2-2 Overall Record
1925 – 3-1 Overall Record
1926 – 6-2 Overall Record
Mr. Guy Weaver – 2 Years Head Coach (1927-1928) – 4 Wins 4 Losses 2 Ties
1927 – 3-1-1 Overall Record
1928 – 1-3-1 Overall Record
Mr. Lloyd Osborn – 4 Years Head Coach (1929-1932) – 17 Wins 8 Losses 2 Ties
1929 – Northern A Champions, State A Semifinals, 7-1-1 Overall Record
1930 – 1-3-1 Overall Record
1931 – 3-3 Overall Record
1932 – 6-1 Overall Record
Mr. Howard Peters – 2 Years Head Coach (1933-1934) – 6 Wins 8 Losses 1 Tie (both stints)
1933 – 2-2 Overall Record
1934 – 3-1-1 Overall Record
Mr. Ray Buzetti – 1 Year Head Coach (1935) – 0 Wins 6 Losses
1935 – 0-6 Overall Record
Mr. Howard Peters – 1 Year Head Coach (1936) **2nd Stint**
1936 – 1-5 Overall Record
Mr. Bob Breen – 4 Years Head Coach (1937-1940) – 14 Wins 12 Losses 1 Tie
1937 – 4-2-1 Overall Record
1938 – 5-2 Overall Record
1939 – Northern A Champions, State A Quarterfinals, 3-4 Overall Record
1940 – 2-4 Overall Record
Mr. Bob Murray – 3 Years Head Coach (1941-1943) – 6 Wins 4 Losses
1941 – Eastern A Champions, State A Finalist, 5-2 Overall Record
1942 – 1-1 Overall Record
1943 – 0-1 Overall Record
Mr. Ray Baker – 3 Years Head Coach (1944-1946) – 13 Wins 8 Losses 1 Tie
1944 – Eastern A Champions, State A Finalist, Undefeated Regular Season, 6-1-1 Overall Record
1945 – 4-3 Overall Record
1946 – 3-4 Overall Record
Mr. Hal Meyer – 8 Years Head Coach (1947-1954) – 26 Wins 26 Losses 3 Ties
1947 – 2-4-1 Overall Record
1948 – 2-5 Overall Record
1949 – 2-3-1 Overall Record
1950 – 3-4 Overall Record
1951 – 4-3 Overall Record
1952 – 5-3 Overall Record
1953 – 3-2-1 Overall Record
1954 – 5-2 Overall Record
Mr. Dan Radakovich – 3 Years Head Coach (1955-1957) – 3 Wins 20 Losses 1 Tie
1955 – 1-6 Overall Record
1956 – 0-8 Overall Record
1957 – 2-6-1 Overall Record
Mr. Dan Freund – 2 Years Head Coach (1958-1959) – 5 Wins 13 Losses
1958 – 3-6 Overall Record
1959 – 2-7 Overall Record
Mr. Darrell Hueth – 7 Years Head Coach (1960-1966) – 38 Wins 18 Losses 3 Ties
1960 – 3-6 Overall Record
1961 – 4-4 Overall Record
1962 – 5-2-2 Overall Record
1963 – 5-3-1 Overall Record
1964 – 6-3 Overall Record
1965 – Eastern A Champions, Undefeated Season, 7-0 Overall Record **No Playoffs Held**
1966 – Eastern A Champions, Undefeated Season, 8-0 Overall Record **No Playoffs Held**
Mr. Sid Sulser – 3 Years Head Coach (1967-1969) – 14 Wins 12 Losses
1967 – Eastern A Champions, State A Finalist, 8-2 Overall Record
1968 – 2-6 Overall Record
1969 – 4-4 Overall Record
Mr. Jim Lodge – 2 Years Head Coach (1970-1971) – 2 Wins 14 Losses
1970 – 1-7 Overall Record
1971 – 1-7 Overall Record
Mr. Doug Dierenfield – 5 Years Head Coach (1972-1976) – 33 Wins 11 Losses
1972 – 1-7 Overall Record
1973 – 6-2 Overall Record
1974 – Eastern A Champions, State A Finalist, Undefeated Regular Season, 9-1 Overall Record
1975 – 7-1 Overall Record
1976 – STATE A CHAMPIONS, Eastern A Champions, Undefeated Season, 10-0 Overall Record
Mr. Henry Hamill – 4 Years Head Coach (1977-1980) – 27 Wins 5 Losses
1977 – 6-1 Overall Record
1978 – 6-1 Overall Record
1979 – Eastern A Champions, State A Semifinals, Undefeated Regular Season, 7-1 Overall Record
1980 – STATE A CHAMPIONS, Eastern A Champions, 8-2 Overall Record
Mr. Chuck Harvey – 2 Years Head Coach (1981-1982) – 12 Wins 6 Losses
1981 – 6-3 Overall Record
1982 – 6-3 Overall Record
Mr. Pat Dolan – 3 Years Head Coach (1983-1985) – 18 Wins 10 Losses
1983 – STATE A CHAMPIONS, 9-2 Overall Record
1984 – 3-5 Overall Record
1985 – 6-3 Overall Record
Mr. Pat Petrino – 10 Years Head Coach (1986-1995) – 65 Wins 28 Losses
1986 – STATE A CHAMPIONS, Eastern A Champions, Undefeated Season, 11-0 Overall Record
1987 – 4-4 Overall Record
1988 – 5-3 Overall Record
1989 – Playoff Qualifier, 6-3 Overall Record
1990 – 4-4 Overall Record
1991 – 5-3 Overall Record
1992 – District 2B Champions, State B Semifinals, Undefeated Regular Season, 9-1 Overall Record
1993 – District 2B Champions, State B Semifinals, 7-4 Overall Record
1994 – 2nd Place District 2B, State B Semifinals, 8-3 Overall Record
1995 – 2nd Place District 2B, Playoff Qualifier, 6-3 Overall Record
Mr. Tim Connors – 2 Years Head Coach (1996-1997) – 7 Wins 9 Losses
1996 – 3-5 Overall Record
1997 – 4-4 Overall Record
Mr. Chuck Syverson – 3 Years Head Coach (1998-2000) – 15 Wins 13 Losses
1998 – 2-6 Overall Record
1999 – 3rd Place District 2B, State B Semifinals, 8-3 Overall Record
2000 – 3rd Place District 2B, Playoff Qualifier, 5-4 Overall Record
Mr. Ryan Malmin – 4 Years Head Coach (2001-2004) – 26 Wins 10 Losses
2001 – 2nd Place District 2B, Playoff Qualifier, 6-3 Overall Record
2002 – District 2B Champions, Playoff Qualifier, Undefeated Regular Season, 7-1 Overall Record
2003 – District 2B Champions, Playoff Qualifier, 7-2 Overall Record
2004 – 2nd Place District 2B, Playoff Qualifier, 6-4 Overall Record
Mr. Clint Croy – 4 Years Head Coach (2005-2008) – 22 Wins 15 Losses
2005 – 2nd Place District 2B, Playoff Qualifier, 3-6 Overall Record
2006 – 4-4 Overall Record
2007 – 2nd Place District 2B, State Quarterfinals, 6-4 Overall Record
2008 – District 2B Champions, State Quarterfinals, Undefeated Regular Season, 9-1 Overall Record
Mr. Dan Dale – 3 Years Head Coach (2009-2011) – 12 Wins 15 Losses
2009 – Co-District 2B Champions, State B Semifinals, 8-3 Overall Record
2010 – 2-6 Overall Record
2011 – 2-6 Overall Record
Mr. Greg Liebelt – 6 Years Head Coach (2012-2017) – 37 Wins 24 Losses
2012 – 2nd Place District 2B, State B Quarterfinals, 7-3 Overall Record
2013 – District 2B Champions, State B Semifinals, 9-2 Overall Record,
2014 – District 2B Champions, State B Quarterfinals, Undefeated Regular Season, 10-1 Overall Record
2015 – 2nd Place District 2B, Playoff Qualifier, 3-7 Overall Record
2016 – District 2B Champions, Playoff Qualifier, 6-3 Overall Record
2017 – 2-8 Overall Record
Mr. Patrick Barnett – 6 Years Head Coach (2018-Present) – 39 Wins 22 Losses
2018 – 3rd Place Northern B, Playoff Qualifier, 5-4 Overall Record
2019 – 3rd Place Northern B, Playoff Qualifier, 5-4 Overall Record
2020 – 3rd Place Northern B, State B Semifinals, 9-3 Overall Record
2021 – 2nd Place Northern B, Playoff Qualifier, 7-3 Overall Record
2022 – 2nd Place Northern B, State B Quarterfinals, 8-3 Overall Record
2023 – Northern B Champions, Playoff Qualifier, 5-5 Overall Record
Baker……………………………………16-13 (29 Games)
Bigfork……………………………….0-2
Big Timber……………………………1-1
Billings Central……………………11-6 (17 Games)
Billings West…………………………0-1
Boulder…………………………………0-1
Butte Central………………………..2-0
Chinook………………………………..9-5 (14 Games)
Choteau………………………………..4-1
Circle…………………………………….3-0
Colstrip…………………………………11-8 (19 Games)
Columbia Falls……………………..1-0
Columbus……………………………..2-2
Conrad………………………………….10-6 (16 Games)
Culbertson……………………………1-0
Cut Bank……………………………….8-5 (13 Games)
Deer Lodge……………………………1-0
Dickinson Trinity…………………1-0
Eureka…………………………………..3-0
Fairfield………………………………..5-8 (13 Games)
Fairview……………………………….3-0
Florence……………………………….1-0
Fort Benton………………………….1-1
Forsyth…………………………………5-0
Frazer…………………………………..2-0
Frenchtown…………………………0-3
Glendive……………………………….29-48-1 (78 Games)
Great Falls High…………………..1-7-1
Great Falls Central……………….0-4
Hardin………………………………….20-2 (22 Games)
Harlem…………………………………27-0 (27 Games)
Havre……………………………………20-35-4 (59 Games)
Huntley Project……………………1-5
Kalispell Flathead………………..1-3
Laurel…………………………………..14-8-1 (23 Games)
Lewistown……………………………23-10-2 (35 Games)
Libby……………………………………..0-1
Livingston…………………………….7-5 (12 Games)
Malta…………………………………….33-26-2 (61 Games)
Manhattan…………………………….0-2
Miles City……………………………..26-26 (52 Games)
Missoula……………………………….0-1
Nashua…………………………………1-1
Plentywood………………………….18-8 (26 Games)
Polson…………………………………..1-0
Poplar………………………………….26-7 (33 Games)
Red Deer, Canada……………….1-0
Ronan………………………………….0-1
Roundup……………………………..3-0
Saco……………………………………..8-0
Scobey…………………………………7-3 (10 Games)
Shelby…………………………………5-4
Shepherd……………………………2-2
Sidney…………………………………23-25-1 (49 Games)
Townsend…………………………..1-0
Whitefish……………………………2-1
Whitehall……………………………0-1
Williston…………………………….10-9 (19 Games)
Winston Churchill, Canada…1-0
Wolf Point……………………………64-18-2 (84 Games)
Overall Record:
477 WINS – 328 LOSSES – 14 TIES (following the 2023 Season)
awards / honors
| Don Jellum – RB | 1956 |
| Don Jellum – RB | 1957 |
| John Zavalney – G | 1962 |
| John Etchart – QB, John Zavalney – G | 1963 |
| Scott Sukut G, Dave Weber DB – G | 1975 |
| Paul Clemmer, Don Ressmeyer, Leo Shanks, Al Steiner, Dennis Sulser | 1976 |
| Leo Shanks – OT | 1977 |
| Allan Dassonville – OG, Dean Vegge – C, Greg Vold – RB | 1978 |
| Joe Long – OT/LB, Dave Pidwerbecki – OG, Bob Connors – QB, Ross Sensiba – DT, Tony Stein – C, Bill Connors-LB | 1979 |
| Steve Fossum – WR/DB, Bob Connors – QB, Tony Stein – DL | 1980 |
| Bill Beede – K | 1982 |
| Bill Beede – TE/K, Ted Connors – DB/RS, Pete Helland – RB, Gil Johnson – LB, Mike Liebelt – DE, Tad Schye – OL | 1983 |
| Tim Connors – WR, Mark Sulser – DB | 1985 |
| Tim Connors – WR, Rick Erps – TE/DE, Ken Hallock – RS, Chip Halverson – LB, Randy Karst – OT, Greg Liebelt – FB, Robert Martin – DB | 1986 |
| Greg Scanlan | 1988 |
| Rodney Hopkins, Brent Swenson | 1989 |
| Jim Mires – P | 1990 |
| Shane Pischel – DB, Marcus Bragg – K | 1991 |
| Marcus Bragg, Shawn Lawson, Chad Maczka, Nathan Miller, Chad Phillippi | 1992 |
| Mike Gienger, Scott Molvig, Ed Sugg | 1993 |
| Kent Boos, Trint Gamas, Jeff Gardner, Clint Trang | 1994 |
| Jason Mares, Jeremie Markle, Chas Zimdars | 1995 |
| Luke Hopstad | 1996 |
| Kelsey West | 1997 |
| Bret Clampitt, Michael Falcon, Nate Molstad | 1999 |
| Seth Morehouse, Justin Treager, Jon Wiens | 2000 |
| Brenner Flaten, Shane Johnson, Dan Rogenes | 2001 |
| Steven Falcon, Jeff Grewe, Andy Mock | 2002 |
| Tyler Edwards, Adam Morehouse, Cole Wesen | 2003 |
| Levi Clampitt, Cole Wesen | 2004 |
| Myles Kittleson | 2007 |
| Evan Etchart, Colton Hill, Myles Kittleson | 2008 |
| Drew Croy, Aaron Hartsock, Parker Miller, Zach Remus | 2009 |
| Luke Gunderson, Johnathon Koessl | 2012 |
| Luke Gunderson, Johnathon Koessl, Keil Krumwiede | 2013 |
| Dallas Capdeville, Chase Fossum, Tanner Roness, Jason Thibault | 2014 |
| Benji Phillips | 2015 |
| Luke Breigenzer, Benji Phillips | 2016 |
| Mayson Phipps | 2018 |
| Dylan Nieskens, Mayson Phipps | 2019 |
| Loden Idler, Dylan Nieskens, Mayson Phipps | 2020 |
| Kyler Hallock | 2021 |
| Morgan Fast, Tatum Hansen | 2022 |
| Vaughn Miller, Toryn Richards | 2023 |
Norman Thompson was a 1971 graduate of Glasgow High School. He competed in Football, Basketball, & Track for the Scotties. As well as Scottie sports, he enjoyed softball, baseball, and all outdoor sports & activities. But most of all he loved his alma mater and bled Scottie red. In the fall of 1972, Norm was tragically killed in an automobile accident. The “Norm Thompson Award” is presented to the most valuable Scottie Football player of the annual Homecoming football game. Previous recipients are listed below:
1973 – Mark Scott
1974 – Mike Edwards
1975 – Tom Johnson
1976 – Tom Stebleton
1977 – Ed Boos
1978 – Al Dassonville
1979 – Bill Connors
1980 – Karl Truesdell
1981 – Craig Vold
1982 – Gil Johnson
1983 – Gil Johnson
1984 – John McNeilly
1985 – Larry Rasmusan
1986 – Ken Hallock
1987 – Darcy Boos
1988 – Chris Molvig
1989 – Brent Swenson
1990 – Shayne Taylor
1991 – Mike Molvig
1992 – Chad Maczka
1993 – Mike Gienger
1994 – Trint Gamas
1995 – Myles Sundby
1996 – Pete Storle
1997 – Josh Dascher
1998 – Ryan Rogenes
1999 – Nate Molstad
2000 – Dan Rogenes
2001 – Steven Falcon
2002 – Steven Falcon
2003 – Tyler Edwards
2004 – Cole Wesen
2005 – Jake Newton
2006 – Kevin Ripley
2007 – Derek Canen
2008 – Derek Canen
2009 – Zach Remus
2010 – Kevin Hill
2011 – Kori Meiers
2012 – Johnathon Koessl
2013 – Johnathon Koessl
2014 – Jason Thibault
2015 – Benji Phillips
2016 – Alex Fransen
2017 – Kevin McDonald
2018 – Alec Boland
2019 – Alec Boland
2020 – Loden Idler
2021 – Trey Johnson
2022 – Jack Cornwell
2023 – Toryn Richards
Dale Vegge was born and raised in Glasgow, graduating from Glasgow High School in 1975. He played quarterback for the Scotties from 1972-74. His senior year the Scotties played Ronan for the State Championship and lost 33-22. Dale was selected 1st team all-conference QB and also all state. He was an assistant Scottie coach in 1980 and did scouting from 1980 until 1987 for Scottie football. Dale lived and breathed Scottie football in high school and it followed throughout his life. Former Scottie Head Coach Pat Petrino was instrumental in creating the Dale Vegge Memorial Award and in 1991 Coach Petrino and Dale’s family created the award in a way of honoring Dale for his love and commitment to Scottie Football. The award is presented each year to the outstanding senior football player of the “Senior Night” football game. Previous recipients are listed below:
1991 – Shane Pischel
1992 – Chad Maczka
1993 – Randy Bishop
1994 – Trint Gamas
1995 – Jeremie Markle
1996 – Pete Storle
1997 – Joe Petrino
1998 – Dusty Shipp
1999 – Bret Clampitt
2000 – D.J. Elletson
2001 – Shane Johnson
2002 – Jeron Wesen
2003 – Tyler Edwards & Randy Elletson
2004 – Levi Clampitt
2005 – Leif Sorensen
2006 – Brady Smith
2007 – Karl Molvig
2008 – Evan Etchart
2009 – Kirk Capdeville
2010 – Brandon Hansard
2011 – Kori Meiers
2012 – Greg Fewer
2013 – Johnathon Koessl
2014 – Tanner Roness
2015 – Lane Nickels
2016 – Trent Herbert
2017 – Alex Fransen
2018 – John McColly
2019 – Cale Swanson
2020 – Mayson Phipps
2021 – Kyler Hallock
2022 – Ashton Potter
2023 – Vaughn Miller
Every year since 1947, Montana high schools’ finest football players have been selected to compete in a game to raise money and to help make the public aware of the Shriner’s Hospital in Spokane, Washington. Montana’s version of the “Shrine Game” is one of the oldest running high school All-Star football games in the United States. It takes place every July and pits the best players in Eastern Montana vs. the best players in Western Montana. 2017 will mark the 71st Annual Montana East-West Shrine Game. The Scotties have had many selections over the years. Those that have been selected to participate in the game as a player or a coach are listed below. The list does NOT include those that have been selected as alternates for the team over the years:
1948 – Garth Maag
1953 – Jerry Luckman
1954 – Tom Farrell
1955 – Don DeDobbeleer, Darrell Hueth
1959 – Robert “Tiny” Carson, Coach-Darrell Hueth
1961 – Dick Hueth
1962 – Don Hanson
1963 – John Zavalney (Officials, Dan Freund and Dan Radakovich)
1964 – Robert Dobrovolny
1965 – Dennis Hueth, Steve Rundle, Coach-Dick Hueth
1966 – Roy Robinson, Ted Schye
1967 – Steve Grobel, Dick House
1968 – Curt Brandon, Mike Tolstedt
1970 – Mike Radakovich
1974 – George Rahlf
1975 – Mike Edwards, Steve Sukut
1976 – Scott Sukut
1977 – Dennis Sulser
1978 – Ed Boos
1979 – Allen Dassonville, Dean Vegge, Greg Vold
1980 – Bill Connors, Joe Long, David Pidwerbecki, Coach-Arvid Grier, Coach-Pat Petrino
1981 – Bob Connors***, Steve Fossum, Tony Stein
1983 – Dan Bilbruck
1984 – Ted Connors, Gil Johnson, Mike Liebelt, Coach-Pat Dolan
1985 – John McNeilly
1986 – Mark Sulser
1987 – Tim Connors, Rick Erps, Chip Halverson, Greg Liebelt, Robert Martin, Coach-Pat Petrino
1989 – Darcy Boos
1990 – Nathan Allie, Rodney Hopkins, Brent Swenson, Coach-Pet Petrino, Coach-Rick Carriger
1991 – Dave Jacobson
1993 – Marc Bragg, Nathan Miller, Chad Philippi
1994 – Scott Molvig
1997 – Luke Hopstad*
1998 – Joe Petrino
2000 – Jay Green, Nate Molstad*
2004 – Tyler Edwards
2009 – Evan Etchart*, Myles Kittleson
2010 – Drew Croy
2014 – Luke Gunderson, Jon Koessl*
2015 – Chase Fossum
2017 – Benji Phillips*
2021 – Mayson Phipps, Coach-Patrick Barnett, Cheerleader-Aubre Hartsock
*** = Named Most Outstanding Player of the Game
* = Did not participate
In 1994, The Knights of Columbus started an all-star game pitting the best football players in Montana against the best players in North Dakota. They dubbed it the “Badlands Bowl”, however, it was often referred to as the “MonDak Game”. This annual Montana-North Dakota showdown took place every June and was universally recognized as the PREMIER High School All-Star game in the region. The Badlands Bowl ended after the 2019 game. Those that had been selected to participate in the game as a player are listed below. This does NOT include those that had been selected as alternates for the team over the years:
1994 – Mike Gienger, Scott Molvig
1995 – Trint Gamas
2009 – Colton Hill***
2017 – Benji Phillips
*** = Named Most Outstanding Defensive Player of the Game
In 1988, the Class B All Star Game was formed as a way of showcasing the best Class B Football players in the state of Montana. The game is played annualy in early June in Billings, MT. and features the top players in Class B from the North vs. the top players in Class B from the South. Those that have participated in the game as a player or a coach are listed below:
1993 – Marc Bragg, Shawn Lawson, Nathan Miller, Chad Philippi
1994 – Randy Bishop, Ed Sugg
1995 – Kent Boos, Trint Gamas, Jeff Gardner, Clint Trang, Head Coach-Pat Petrino
1996 – Jason Mares, Patrick Price, Head Coach-Pat Petrino
1997 – Drew Markle, Tim Potter, Pete Storle
1998 – Casey Burke, Joe Petrino***
1999 – Travis Kittleson, Kelsey West
2000 – Bret Clampitt, Michael Falcon***, Jay Green
2001 – Ross Franzen, Jon Wiens
2002 – Brenner Flaten, Shane Johnson
2003 – Steven Falcon***, Jeff Grewe, Andy Mock**, Head Coach-Ryan Malmin
2004 – Ben Daggett, Tyler Edwards***, Adam Morehouse, Shawn Wersal
2005 – Levi Clampitt, Jesse McIntyre, Jerry Murch, Cole Wesen, Coach-Clint Croy
2006 – Tyler Malnaa, Leif Sorensen
2007 – Kevin Ripley
2008 – Travis Croy, Lee Henville
2009 – Derek Canen, Cade Flaten
2010 – Kirk Capdeville, Drew Croy, Parker Miller**, Head Coach-Dan Dale
2011 – Brandon Hansard, Head Coach-Dan Dale
2012 – Kori Meiers
2014 – Luke Gunderson, Harley Eliason, Jared Smith
2015 – Dallas Capdeville, Joe Doney, Chase Fossum, Ryan Scanlan, Coach-Ed Sugg
2016 – Ethan Etchart, Lane Nickels
2017 – Luke Breigenzer, Trent Herbert, Grant Morken, Benji Phillips, Coach McCrossin
2018 – Alex Fransen, Darrin Wersal
2019 – Bridger Barnett, Tayson Hoerster, Jaden Hughes
2020 – Alec Boland, Dexter Monson, Cordell Younkin (Cancelled due to Covid-19)
2021 – Colten Fast, Loden Idler, Will Knierim, Jesse Lee
2022 – Kyler Hallock, Austin Hughes, Trey Johnson
2023 – Mason Donaldson, Aiden Hoerster, Ashton Potter
2024 – Kohl Kittleson, Vaughn Miller, Toryn Richards
*** = Named North Team’s Most Outstanding Offensive Player of the Game
** = Named North Team’s Most Outstanding Defensive Player of the Game
1996 – John Britzman
1997 – Dusty Kittleson
1998 – Travis Kittleson
1999 – Jon Wiens
2000 – Jon Wiens
2001 – Andy Mock
2002 – Andy Mock
2003 – Adam Morehouse
2004 – Jerry Murch
2005 – Tyler Malnaa
2006 – Boyce Lacock
2007 – Chance Rauscher
2008 – Colton Hill
2009 – Parker Miller
2010 – Jake Mattfeldt
2011 – Kori Meiers
2012 – Luke Gunderson
2013 – Luke Gunderson
2014 – Ryan Scanlan
2015 – Grant Morken
2016 – Grant Morken
2017 – Bridger Barnett
2018 – Mayson Phipps
2019 – Mayson Phipps
2020 – Mayson Phipps
2021 – Austin Hughes
2022 – Kohl Kittleson
| 1 | Leo Pattison | Montana | NCAA | 1 year | 1946 |
| 2 | Dan Radakovich | Montana | NCAA | 3 years | 1946-1948 |
| 3 | Marcus Svingen | Montana | NCAA | 1 year | 1946 |
| 4 | Darrell Hueth | Montana State | NAIA / NCAA | 4 years | 1955-1958 |
| Team Captain, Little All-American 1958 | |||||
| 5 | Warren Karst | Northern Montana | NAIA | 4 years | 1956-1959 |
| Team Captain, 1st Team Montana Collegiate Lower-Division All-Conference Half Back 1958 | |||||
| 6 | Robert Boley | Northern Montana | NAIA | 1 year | 1959 |
| 7 | Robert Carson | Montana State | NCAA | 1 year | 1959 |
| 8 | George Zavalney | Montana State | NCAA | 1 year | 1961 |
| 9 | Dick Hueth | Montana State | NCAA | 4 years | 1961-1964 |
| 10 | John Etchart | Carroll | NAIA | 4 years | 1963-1966 |
| 1st Team Montana Collegiate Upper-Division, All-Conference Half Back 1966, Most Valuable Back | |||||
| 11 | John Zavalney | Eastern Montana | NAIA | 2 years | 1963-1964 |
| 12 | Tim Carmen | Northern Montana | NAIA | 4 years | 1965-1968 |
| 2-Time 1st Team Montana Collegiate Lower-Division All-Conference Half Back 1965 & 1966 | |||||
| 13 | Ron Grovom | Northern Montana | NAIA | 2 years | 1965-1968 |
| Honorable Mention Frontier All-Conference QB 1968 | |||||
| 14 | Craig Johnson | Montana State | NCAA | 1 year | 1965 |
| 15 | Steve Rundle | Montana State | NCAA | 4 years | 1965-1968 |
| 16 | Dennis Hueth | Montana State | NCAA | 1 year | 1965 |
| Northern Montana | NAIA | 3 years | 1967-1969 | ||
| 17 | Dick House | Northern Montana | NAIA | 3 years | 1967-1969 |
| 18 | Don Jones | Northern Montana | NAIA | 2 years | 1968-1969 |
| 19 | Roy Robinson | Montana | NCAA | 4 years | 1966-1969 |
| Big Sky All-Conference DB 1969, U of M Hall of Fame 1994, NFL Draft Pick 1970 (Atlanta Falcons) 1 yr Canadian Football League | |||||
| 20 | Rod Archambeault | Carroll | NAIA | 2 years | 1975-1976 |
| 21 | Paul Clemmer | NDSCS | NJCAA | 1 year | 1977 |
| 22 | Dennis Sulser | Dickinson State | NAIA | 4 years | 1977-1980 |
| 23 | Ed Boos | NDSCS | NJCAA | 2 years | 1978-1979 |
| Jamestown | NAIA | 2 years | 1980-1981 | ||
| 24 | Bill Connors | Carroll | NAIA | 4 years | 1980-1983 |
| 25 | Dave Helland | NDSCS | NJCAA | 1 year | 1981 |
| 26 | Bob Connors | Montana | NCAA D1-AA | 4 years | 1981-1984 |
| 27 | Dan Bilbruck | NDSCS | NJCAA | 2 years | 1983-1984 |
| Jamestown | NAIA | 2 years | 1985-1986 | ||
| 28 | Jeff Plant | Jamestown | NAIA | 4 years | 1984-1987 |
| 29 | Tad Schye | Jamestown | NAIA | 5 years | 1984-1988 |
| 30 | Mike Liebelt | Bismarck (ND) | NJCAA | 1 year | 1984 |
| Montana State | NCAA D1-AA | 2 years | 1987-1988 | ||
| 31 | Ted Connors | Rocky Mountain | NAIA | 4 years | 1984-1987 |
| 32 | Tom Laroque | Snow College (UT) | NJCAA | 2 years | 1986-1987 |
| 33 | Mark Sulser | Montana | NCAA D1-AA | 4 years | 1986-1989 |
| 34 | Gil Johnson | NDSCS | NJCAA | 2 years | 1987-1988 |
| Minot State | NAIA | 2 years | 1989-1990 | ||
| 35 | Tim Connors | Carroll | NAIA | 4 years | 1987-1990 |
| 3-Time 1st Team Frontier All-Conference DB 1988, 1989, & 1990. 2-Time Team Captain 1989, 1990, Carroll College Hall of Fame 2007 | |||||
| 36 | Rick Erps | Montana | NCAA D1-AA | 5 years | 1987-1991 |
| 1st Team Big Sky All-Conference G 1990 | |||||
| 37 | Greg Liebelt | Montana State | NCAA D1-AA | 2 years | 1987-1988 |
| Montana Tech | NAIA | 2 years | 1990-1991 | ||
| 38 | Randy Karst | Jamestown | NAIA | 3 years | 1987-1989 |
| 39 | Karrick Koessl | Jamestown | NAIA | 1 year | 1987 |
| 40 | Chip Halverson | Concordia (MN) | NCAA D3 | 1 year | 1987 |
| 41 | Mike Castleberry | Montana Tech | NAIA | 5 years | 1987-1991 |
| Frontier All-Conference OL 1991 | |||||
| 42 | Jay Plant | Carroll | NAIA | 2 years | 1988-1989 |
| Minot State | NAIA | 3 years | 1990-1992 | ||
| 43 | Eric Wentland | Concordia (MN) | NCAA D3 | 1 year | 1988 |
| 44 | Greg Scanlan | Wyoming | NCAA D1-A | 5 years | 1989-1993 |
| Team Captain 1993, UW Strength/Conditioning Athlete of the Year 1993, Honorable Mention Western Athletic All-Conference OL 1993 | |||||
| 45 | Jason Wiers | Rocky Mountain | NAIA | 1 year | 1989 |
| 46 | Chris Billingsly | Rocky Mountain | NAIA | 2 years | 1989-1990 |
| 47 | Jim Stone | Montana Western | NAIA | 2 years | 1989-1990 |
| 48 | Darcy Boos | Minot State | NAIA | 3 years | 1990-1992 |
| 49 | Rodney Hopkins | Montana Western | NAIA | 1 year | 1990 |
| 50 | Travis West | Dickinson State | NAIA | 4 years | 1990-1993 |
| 51 | Chris Molvig | Carroll | NAIA | 4 years | 1990-1993 |
| 52 | Nathan Allie | Carroll | NAIA | 4 years | 1990-1993 |
| 2nd Team Frontier All-Conference TE 1993 | |||||
| 53 | Pat Maag | Jamestown | NAIA | 4 years | 1990-1993 |
| 54 | Brent Swenson | Montana | NCAA D1-AA | 5 years | 1990-1994 |
| 55 | Joe Lierow | Montana Tech | NAIA | 1 year | 1990 |
| 56 | Dave Jacobson | Carroll | NAIA | 1 year | 1991 |
| 57 | Jim Mires | Montana | NCAA D1-AA | 1 year | 1991 |
| 58 | Shayne Taylor | Minot State | NAIA | 4 years | 1991-1994 |
| 59 | Marcus Bragg | Montana State | NCAA D1-AA | 4 years | 1993-1996 |
| 60 | Scott Molvig | Dickinson State | NAIA | 1 year | 1994 |
| 61 | Trint Gamas | Minot State | NAIA | 1 year | 1995 |
| Dickinson State | NAIA | 3 years | 1997-1999 | ||
| 62 | Kent Boos | Montana Tech | NAIA | 6 years | 1995-2000 |
| 3-Time 2nd Team Frontier All-Conference LB 1998, 1999, & 2000. 1 year w/Billings Outlaws of the National Indoor Football League | |||||
| 63 | Nate Reinhardt | Jamestown | NAIA | 1 year | 1997 |
| MSU Northern | NAIA | 2 years | 1999-2000 | ||
| 64 | Tyler Partridge | MSU Northern | NAIA | 2 years | 1998-1999 |
| 65 | Joey Petrino | Carroll | NAIA | 2 years | 1998-1999 |
| 66 | Dusty Kittleson | Dickinson State | NAIA | 1 year | 1998 |
| 67 | John Britzman | Dickinson State | NAIA | 1 year | 1998 |
| 68 | Josh Dascher | Minot State | NAIA | 5 years | 1998-2002 |
| 2nd Team Dakota Athletic All-Conference Slot Back 2002, Honorable Mention Dakota Athletic All-Conference WR 2001 | |||||
| 69 | Jay Green | Utah State | NCAA D1-A | 2 years | 2000-2001 |
| Montana | NCAA D1-AA | 2 years | 2003-2004 | ||
| 2nd Team Big Sky All-Conference C 2004 | |||||
| 70 | Ryan Rogenes | Trinity Bible (ND) | NCCAA | 1 year | 2000 |
| Northern State (SD) | NCAA D2 | 4 years | 2001-2004 | ||
| 71 | Bret Clampitt | Jamestown | NAIA | 1 year | 2000 |
| 72 | Brenner Flaten | Dickinson State | NAIA | 5 years | 2002-2006 |
| 3-Time Dakota Athletic All-Conference LB. 1st Team 2006, 2nd Team 2004 & 2005, 2nd Team Don Hansen All-American DE 2006, All American Bowl Participant 2006, Team Captain 2006 | |||||
| 73 | Seth Morehouse | MSU Northern | NAIA | 1 year | 2002 |
| 74 | Andy Mock | Jamestown | NAIA | 1 year | 2003 |
| Minot State | NAIA | 1 year | 2004 | ||
| 75 | Jeff Grewe | Dickinson State | NAIA | 3 years | 2003-2005 |
| 76 | Nik Anderson | Dickinson State | NAIA | 1 year | 2003 |
| 77 | Tyler Edwards | Mary | NAIA | 1 year | 2004 |
| Montana Western | NAIA | 2 years | 2005-2006 | ||
| 78 | Levi Clampitt | Minot State | NAIA | 2 years | 2005-2006 |
| Regina (Canada) | CIS | 1 year | 2007 | ||
| 79 | Kyle Enebo | Dickinson State | NAIA | 5 years | 2008-2012 |
| 80 | Cade Flaten | Dickinson State | NAIA | 2 years | 2009-2010 |
| 81 | Myles Kittleson | Montana Tech | NAIA | 2 years | 2009-2010 |
| 82 | Colton Hill | Dickinson State | NAIA | 5 years | 2009-2013 |
| 83 | Derek Canen | Dickinson State | NAIA | 1 year | 2009 |
| 84 | Dylan Hughes | Rocky Mountain | NAIA | 1 year | 2010 |
| 85 | Drew Croy | Rocky Mountain | NAIA | 1 year | 2010 |
| 86 | Brandon Hansard | MSU Northern | NAIA | 1 year | 2011 |
| 87 | Tyler Wesen | Montana Western | NAIA | 1 year | 2013 |
| 88 | Jared Smith | Mary | NCAA D2 | 1 year | 2013 |
| Dickinson State | NAIA | 4 years | 2018-2020, 2022 | ||
| 2-Time North Star Athletic Conference Honorable Mention Linebacker 2019, 2020 | |||||
| 89 | Luke Gunderson | Minot State | NCAA D2 | 1 year | 2013 |
| 90 | Jonathan Koessl | Dickinson State | NAIA | 1 year | 2014 |
| 91 | Tanner Roness | Montana Western | NAIA | 1 year | 2015 |
| 92 | Chase Fossum | Carroll | NAIA | 4 years | 2015-2018 |
| 93 | Jason Thibault | Dickinson State | NAIA | 3 years | 2016-2018 |
| 94 | Alex Fransen | Dickinson State | NAIA | 2 years | 2018-2019 |
| 95 | Mayson Phipps | Montana Tech | NAIA | 1 year | 2021 |
| 96 | Dylan Nieskens | Carroll | NAIA | 1 year | 2021 |
| 97 | Jesse Lee | MSU-Northern | NAIA | 2 years | 2021-2022 |
| 98 | Loden Idler | Dickinson State | NAIA | 3 years | 2021-2023 |
| 99 | Trey Johnson | Carroll | NAIA | 1 year | 2022 |
| 100 | Kyler Hallock | Dickinson State | NAIA | 2 years | 2022-23 |
all-time stats
| 1. | 442 | (2020) |
| 2. | 383 | (2014) |
| 3. | 380 | (2008) |
| 4. | 370 | (1986) |
| 5. | 367 | (1994) |
| 6. | 364 | (1999) |
| 7. | 354 | (1974) |
| 8. | 338 | (2009) |
| 9. | 335 | (2013) |
| 10. | 332 | (2016) |