SPORTS S TUFF Sponsored by LPL Financial VOLLEYBALL — And their averages were: : The Scobey High School girls’ volleyball varsity team swept through the 2024 regular season by going 11-0 in District 1 conference play and 14-0 in overall play. The Spartans scored 1,074 offensive points in their 14 regular-season matches, a 23.8 per game average, and allowed 713 points on defense, a 15.8 per game average. Here’s a suggestion: just keep those kind of numbers in play this week at the East C Divisional Tournament in Sidney (November 7-9) and hopefully at the All-Class State Meet in Bozeman November 14-16 and great things will happen! CROSS COUNTRY — D.C. Leader version of a thank-you card (for all our readers to see): The Leader would like to thank Danielle Fladager—you remember her from her photo on the front page of the October 24, 2024 issue of the Leader for running in Utah, don’t you?—for all the cross country photos she sent us during this past cross country season. It was very much appreciated because it meant the sports editor didn’t have to be at some of those meets and instead had a few Saturdays off during the late summer, early fall season. Again, thanks a million... make that a billion! FOOTBALL — Top 40 of who scored the most points during the 2024 regular season: While Casey Kasem had the weekly top 40 for music, the Daniels County Leade has the top 40 for the Montana High School Association teams who scored the most points during the 2024 football regular season including all the classifications (AA, A, B, C-8 man, C 6-man) combined, followed by who gave up the least amount of points: Bridger Scouts 512, Belt Huskies 508, Centerville Miners 464, Garfield County (Jordan) Mustangs 458, Savage Warriors 450, Drummond-Philipsburg Titans 449, Lincoln Lynx 446, Fairview Warriors 445, West Yellowstone Wolverines 444, Bainville Bulldogs 443, Valley Christian Eagles 438, Hot Springs Savage Heat 425, Fort Benton Longhorns 417, Manhattan Christian Eagles 417, Seeley-Swan Blackhawks 416, Absarokee Huskies 412, Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine Bearcats 411, Custer-Hysham-Melstone Rebels 408, Circle Wildcats 404, Noxon Red Devils 399, Winnett-Grass Range Rams 398, Chester-Joplin-Inverness Hi-Line Hawks 396, Kalispell Glacier Wolfpack 390, Saint Ignatius Bulldogs 388, Highwood Mountaineers 385, Terry Terriers 384, Bozeman Gallatin Raptors 376, Red Lodge Rams 372, Frenchtown Broncs 370, Roy-Winifred Outlaws 370, Helena Capital Bruins 368, North Star Knights 364, Box Elder Bears 358, CulbertsonCowboys355,Power-Dutton-BradyTitans 355, Chinook Sugarbeeters 352, Billings Central Rams 348, Lambert-Richey Fusion 345, Mon-Dak (Westby-Grenora) Thunder 343, Malta Mustangs 342. Top 40 who gave up the least amount of points during the 2024 regular season: Billings Central Rams 61, Valley Christian Eagles 66, Beaverhead County (Dillon) Beavers 68, Frenchtown Broncs 71, Belt Huskies 74, Lincoln County (Eureka) Lions 82, Red Lodge Rams 82, Florence Falcons 84, Columbia Falls Wildcats 85, Manhattan Tigers 86, Manhattan Christian Eagles 93, Bozeman Gallatin Raptors 105, Helena Capital Bruins 107, Joliet J-Hawks 107, Whitefish Bulldogs 110, Malta Mustangs 111, Kalispell Glacier Wolfpack 112, Glasgow Scotties 115, Scobey Spartans 127, Drummond-Philipsburg Titans 129, Hot Springs Savage Heat 129, Circle Wildcats 132, Fairview Warriors 136, Jefferson County (Boulder) Panthers 136, Saint Ignatius Bulldogs 137, Fairfield Eagles 139, Choteau Bulldogs 140, Fort Benton Longhorns 140, Culbertson Cowboys 146, Broadwater County (Townsend) Bulldogs 147,ColumbusCougars152,LaurelLocomotives 159, Three Forks Wolves 163, Fergus County (Lewistown) Golden Eagles 164, Missoula Loyola Sacred Heart Rams 171, Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine Bearcats 174, Havre Blue Ponies 176, Bridger Scouts 178, Savage Warriors 179, Lincoln Lynx 180. CFLWEEK22RESULTS— East Divisional Semifinal Playoff Game in Toronto: Toronto 58 Ottawa 38. West Divisional Semifinal Playoff Game in Regina: Saskatchewan 28 British Columbia 19. WEEK 23 SCHEDULE — Sat., Nov. 9, East Division Final, Toronto (11-8, 573-517, 30.1-27.2) at Montreal (12-5-1, 455-404, 25.1-22.1), 1 p.m. MST. West Division Final, Saskatchewan (10-8-1, 506-453, 26.6-23.8) at Winnipeg (11-7, 447-366, 24.6-19.7), 4:30 p.m. MST. WEEK 24 SCHEDULE — Sun., Nov. 17, 111th annual Grey Cup Game, BC Place Stadium, Vancouver, British Columbia, 4 p.m. MST (Radio: CKRM 620 AM. TV: CBS Sports Network). Brought to you by: Gary L. Wageman Registered Principal 519 2nd Ave. South • Glasgow, MT 59230 Phone 406-228-8261 E-mail: gary.wageman@lpl.com Member FINRA/SIPC SPORTS S TUFF Sponsored by LPL Financial VOLLEYBALL — And their averages were: : The Scobey High School girls’ volleyball varsity team swept through the 2024 regular season by going 11-0 in District 1 conference play and 14-0 in overall play. The Spartans scored 1,074 offensive points in their 14 regular-season matches, a 23.8 per game average, and allowed 713 points on defense, a 15.8 per game average. Here’s a suggestion: just keep those kind of numbers in play this week at the East C Divisional Tournament in Sidney (November 7-9) and hopefully at the All-Class State Meet in Bozeman November 14-16 and great things will happen! CROSS COUNTRY — D.C. Leader version of a thank-you card (for all our readers to see): The Leader would like to thank Danielle Fladager—you remember her from her photo on the front page of the October 24, 2024 issue of the Leader for running in Utah, don’t you?—for all the cross country photos she sent us during this past cross country season. It was very much appreciated because it meant the sports editor didn’t have to be at some of those meets and instead had a few Saturdays off during the late summer, early fall season. Again, thanks a million... make that a billion! FOOTBALL — Top 40 of who scored the most points during the 2024 regular season: While Casey Kasem had the weekly top 40 for music, the Daniels County Leade has the top 40 for the Montana High School Association teams who scored the most points during the 2024 football regular season including all the classifications (AA, A, B, C-8 man, C 6-man) combined, followed by who gave up the least amount of points: Bridger Scouts 512, Belt Huskies 508, Centerville Miners 464, Garfield County (Jordan) Mustangs 458, Savage Warriors 450, Drummond-Philipsburg Titans 449, Lincoln Lynx 446, Fairview Warriors 445, West Yellowstone Wolverines 444, Bainville Bulldogs 443, Valley Christian Eagles 438, Hot Springs Savage Heat 425, Fort Benton Longhorns 417, Manhattan Christian Eagles 417, Seeley-Swan Blackhawks 416, Absarokee Huskies 412, Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine Bearcats 411, Custer-Hysham-Melstone Rebels 408, Circle Wildcats 404, Noxon Red Devils 399, Winnett-Grass Range Rams 398, Chester-Joplin-Inverness Hi-Line Hawks 396, Kalispell Glacier Wolfpack 390, Saint Ignatius Bulldogs 388, Highwood Mountaineers 385, Terry Terriers 384, Bozeman Gallatin Raptors 376, Red Lodge Rams 372, Frenchtown Broncs 370, Roy-Winifred Outlaws 370, Helena Capital Bruins 368, North Star Knights 364, Box Elder Bears 358, CulbertsonCowboys355,Power-Dutton-BradyTitans 355, Chinook Sugarbeeters 352, Billings Central Rams 348, Lambert-Richey Fusion 345, Mon-Dak (Westby-Grenora) Thunder 343, Malta Mustangs 342. Top 40 who gave up the least amount of points during the 2024 regular season: Billings Central Rams 61, Valley Christian Eagles 66, Beaverhead County (Dillon) Beavers 68, Frenchtown Broncs 71, Belt Huskies 74, Lincoln County (Eureka) Lions 82, Red Lodge Rams 82, Florence Falcons 84, Columbia Falls Wildcats 85, Manhattan Tigers 86, Manhattan Christian Eagles 93, Bozeman Gallatin Raptors 105, Helena Capital Bruins 107, Joliet J-Hawks 107, Whitefish Bulldogs 110, Malta Mustangs 111, Kalispell Glacier Wolfpack 112, Glasgow Scotties 115, Scobey Spartans 127, Drummond-Philipsburg Titans 129, Hot Springs Savage Heat 129, Circle Wildcats 132, Fairview Warriors 136, Jefferson County (Boulder) Panthers 136, Saint Ignatius Bulldogs 137, Fairfield Eagles 139, Choteau Bulldogs 140, Fort Benton Longhorns 140, Culbertson Cowboys 146, Broadwater County (Townsend) Bulldogs 147,ColumbusCougars152,LaurelLocomotives 159, Three Forks Wolves 163, Fergus County (Lewistown) Golden Eagles 164, Missoula Loyola Sacred Heart Rams 171, Denton-Geyser-Stanford-Geraldine Bearcats 174, Havre Blue Ponies 176, Bridger Scouts 178, Savage Warriors 179, Lincoln Lynx 180. CFLWEEK22RESULTS— East Divisional Semifinal Playoff Game in Toronto: Toronto 58 Ottawa 38. West Divisional Semifinal Playoff Game in Regina: Saskatchewan 28 British Columbia 19. WEEK 23 SCHEDULE — Sat., Nov. 9, East Division Final, Toronto (11-8, 573-517, 30.1-27.2) at Montreal (12-5-1, 455-404, 25.1-22.1), 1 p.m. MST. West Division Final, Saskatchewan (10-8-1, 506-453, 26.6-23.8) at Winnipeg (11-7, 447-366, 24.6-19.7), 4:30 p.m. MST. WEEK 24 SCHEDULE — Sun., Nov. 17, 111th annual Grey Cup Game, BC Place Stadium, Vancouver, British Columbia, 4 p.m. MST (Radio: CKRM 620 AM. TV: CBS Sports Network). Brought to you by: Gary L. Wageman Registered Principal 519 2nd Ave. South • Glasgow, MT 59230 Phone 406-228-8261 E-mail: gary.wageman@lpl.com Member FINRA/SIPC
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