Girls Wrestling

Date	Location	Time/Result
Thurs. Nov. 21st	1st Day of Practice @ Wrestling Center	5:00 PM
Fri. Dec. 6-7	@ 38th Annual Sidney Invitational	9th Place
Thurs. Dec. 12th	@ Wolf Point Mixer	4-4 Overall Record
Fri. Dec. 13-14	29th Annual Scottie Invitational	9th Place
Thurs. Dec. 19th	@ Fort Benton Mixer	6-4 Overall Record
Fri. Dec. 20-21	@ 47th Annual CMR Holiday Invitational	17th Place
Sat. Dec. 21st	JV @ Walt & Trudy Curry Memorial at Great Falls High	No Team Scores
Mon. Dec. 30th	10th Annual Scottie Youth Clinic @ Wrestling Center	1:00 PM
Sat. Jan. 4th	Mixer vs. Miles City	7-5 Overall Record
Tues. Jan. 7th	Dual @ Havre	5-3 Overall Record
Fri. Jan. 10-11	@ 60th Annual Bismarck Rotary	18th Place
Tues. Jan. 14th	Mixer vs. Sidney	3-0 Overall Record
Fri. Jan. 17-18	@ 66th Annual Miles City Cowboy	9:00 AM
Tues. Jan. 21st	Dual vs. Glendive (Senior Night)	6:00 PM
Fri. Jan. 24-25	@ Dylan Humes Memorial at Moorcroft, WY.	11:00 AM
Sat. Feb. 1st	@ Malta Invitational	9:30 AM
Fri. Feb. 7-8	Eastern B/C Divisionals @ Huntley Project	9:00 AM
Fri. Feb. 13-15	State All-Class @ Billings Metra	3:00 PM

Name	Grade	Weight Class
Kylie Aho	8	100 lbs.
Riley Pedersen	8	105 lbs.
Bailey Dooley	8	120 lbs.
Avery Pedersen	11	125 lbs.
Lana Mason	8	125 lbs.
Chloe Lamb	9	130 lbs.
Lillian Massey	8	130 lbs.
Madison Lamb	10	140 lbs.
Riley Clampitt	11	145 lbs.
Gracie Baker	11	MGR
Hayden Diesen	11	MGR
Laynee Simpson	12	MGR
Karsyn Sillerud	10	MGR

 

Jory Casterline (11th year)
Head Coach

Jory is a 1994 graduate of Glasgow High School. During his time as a Scottie, Jory competed in Wrestling and Cross Country. In 1994, he became only the 3rd Glasgow Scottie Wrestler in history to place four times at the Montana State Tournament. Jory’s career was highlighted by three trips to the state finals and an individual state championship in 1993. The Scotties also secured the Class B/C State Team Championship his senior year. After high school, Coach Casterline wrestled Collegiately for the University of Mary (Bismarck, ND) and the University of Montana Western (Dillon, MT). Following college, Jory found his way into the coaching ranks. He had stints as a high school assistant coach at both Shepherd and Laurel High Schools in Montana. Later on, Casterline returned to his hometown of Glasgow. Jory has six years of experience as the head coach of the Glasgow Wrestling Club and enters his tenth full season as the head man of the Scottie Program. He is a 2-time Montana Class B Wrestling Coach of the Year and has been a finalist for the award 4 different times. Outside of coaching, Jory is employed by the City of Glasgow as the Recreation Department Director. He is also the current Freestyle Chairman of the AAU in Montana. He resides in Glasgow, with his wife Brittne and their three children Viona, Brands, & Baylor.

Cody King (4th year)
Assistant Coach

Cody is a 2016 graduate of Glasgow High School.  During his time as a Scottie, Cody was a 2-time State Placer.  Cody ranks 4th all-time in Scottie Wrestling history with 103 career pins.  His 132 career wins is 13th all-time in school history.  Cody resides in Glasgow and is employed with the BNSF Railway.

Dylan Nieskens (3rd year)
Assistant Coach

Dylan is a 2021 graduate of Glasgow High School where he was a dual-sport standout for the Scotties.  Dylan was a 4-time state finalist on the wrestling mat with three individual State titles to his credit.  Dylan is one of only 4 wrestlers in school history to make the state finals in all four years of High School.  He is also one of only four 3-time state champions in school history.  He ranks 4th all-time in school history with 158 career wins and 4th all-time with 103 career pins.  The Scotties claimed four state trophies while he was in High School; finished 3rd place his Freshman year, 2nd his Sophomore, and closing with Back to Back Class B team titles his Junior and Senior seasons. In Football, Dylan was a 2-time All State player who helped the Scotties to a State Semifinal appearance in 2020.  After High School, he played a year of Football at Carroll College.  Dylan resides in Glasgow with his wife Alaina and is employed with Dry Prairie Rural Water.

Clancy Harris (5th year)
Volunteer Assistant Coach

Clancy is a 2001 graduate of Sidney High School (MT).  Clancy was a two-time state placer for the Eagles and completed his career with a Class A Individual State Championship in 2001 at 171 lbs.  His 3rd place finish in 2000, helped Sidney to a Team State Championship.  Clancy is currently employed with Border Patrol and lives in Glasgow with his wife Laura and their children; Knoxsen and Brynlie.

Brady Flaten (14th year)
Volunteer Assistant Coach

Brady is a 1997 graduate of Glasgow High School. During his time as a Scottie, Brady competed in Wrestling and Football. He became the first four time state finalist in school history, accomplishing the feat from 1994-1997. His high school career was highlighted by two individual state championships. After high school, Coach Flaten wrestled Collegiately for the University of North Dakota (Grand Forks, ND). Following college, Brady spent time as a head coach in both Football and Golf at Wolf Point High School. In 2007, Brady returned to his hometown of Glasgow. Coach Flaten, took over the reigns of the program as Co-Head Coach from 2008-09 to 2010-11. Brady was named Montana Class B Wrestling Coach of the year in both 2009 and 2010. He stepped away for three seasons, only to return for his 2nd stint with the program. Outside of coaching, Brady is employed as a Power Plant Operator with the US Army Corps of Engineers in Fort Peck, MT. He is also the current President of both the Glasgow Wrestling Club and the Montana Catfish Association. He resides in Glasgow, with his wife Lacey and their three kids; Addison, DC, and Kennedy.

In January of 2020, the MHSA officially voted to add Girls Wrestling to the State’s Athletic offerings.  The 2020-21 school year was the first official year of Girls Wrestling in Montana.  Glasgow High School voted to add the sport in it’s very first year.
The program began with one girl in its first two seasons, jumped to five girls in year three, and is currently experiencing massive growth at all three levels in Glasgow (Club, Middle School, and High School).  The Scottie Girls compete in the Eastern B/C Division to qualify for an annual ALL-Class State Tournament in the Billings Metra alongside the three boys classifications.  In 2024, the Scotties had their first state placer and state finalist in school history.

State Placers
Riley Clampitt 145 lbs. 2nd Place – 2024

Divisional Champions
Madison Lamb 145 lbs. – 2023
Madison Lamb 138 lbs. – 2024

Bismarck Rotary Champions
Riley Clampitt 155 lbs. – 2023

Cowgirl Classic Champions
Riley Clampitt  145 lbs. – 2024

Most Valuable Female Wrestler
Madison Lamb – 2023
Riley Clampitt – 2024

Career Wins
1.  Madison Lamb  55  (23-24)
2.  Riley Clampitt  53  (23-24)

Career Pins
1.  Madison Lamb  48  (23-24)
2.  Riley Clampitt  31  (23-24)

Career Takedowns
1.  Madison Lamb  89  (23-24)
2.  Riley Clampitt  78  (23-24)
3.  Avery Pedersen  39  (23-24)

Season Wins
1.  Madison Lamb  34  2023
2.  Riley Clampitt  34  2024

Season Pins
1.  Madison Lamb  28  2023
2.  Riley Clampitt  20  2024
3.  Madison Lamb 20  2024
4.  Avery Pedersen  15 2024

Season Takedowns
1.  Madison Lamb  54  2023
2.  Riley Clampitt  42  2024
3.  Riley Clampitt  36  2023
4.  Madison Lamb  35 2024
5.  Avery Pedersen 30 2024