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Saturday for the Eastern B/C Divisional Tournament
where they would place fifth as a team.
Colstrip finished in first with 188 points, Forsyth
second with 160.5, Huntley Project third with 158,
Shepherd fourth with 104, Glasgow fifth with 92, Baker
72, Wolf Point 50, Circle 13, Poplar 8 and Broadus 5.
Individually, four Scotties made it to the finals
producing four second-place finishes. The top FOUR
places in each weight group advance to the State
Tournament in Billings which gets underway this
Friday.

Here are the official Scotty results:

103 - Matthew Reyling (31-14) placed 2nd and scored 20 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Matthew Reyling (Glasgow) 31-14 received a bye
Quarterfinal - Matthew Reyling (Glasgow) 31-14 won by fall over
Karson Wortman (Wolf Point) 16-23 (Fall 0:31)
Semifinal - Matthew Reyling (Glasgow) 31-14 won by fall over Trevor
Griffith (Baker) 29-24 (Fall 1:59)
1st Place Match - Parker Snyder (Huntley Project) 35-10 won by
disqualification over Matthew Reyling (Glasgow) 31-14 (DQ)
113 - Mitchell Overvold (7-28) placed 6th and scored 0 team points.
Quarterfinal - Lane Bradley (Colstrip) 27-19 won by fall over Mitchell
Overvold (Glasgow) 7-28 (Fall 0:18)
Cons. Semi - Quinn Whitmus (Wolf Point) 24-10 won by fall over
Mitchell Overvold (Glasgow) 7-28 (Fall 0:21)
5th Place Match - Gabe Hallock (Glasgow) 10-24 won by fall over
Mitchell Overvold (Glasgow) 7-28 (Fall 2:25)
113 - Gabe Hallock (10-24) placed 5th and scored 3.00 team points.
Quarterfinal - Quinn Whitmus (Wolf Point) 24-10 won by fall over Gabe
Hallock (Glasgow) 10-24 (Fall 3:33)
Cons. Round 1 - Gabe Hallock (Glasgow) 10-24 won by fall over Jacob
Lonebear (Poplar) 2-19 (Fall 1:13)
Cons. Semi - Donte Wohlfeil (Huntley Project) 10-8 won by major
decision over Gabe Hallock (Glasgow) 10-24 (MD 15-6)
5th Place Match - Gabe Hallock (Glasgow) 10-24 won by fall over
Mitchell Overvold (Glasgow) 7-28 (Fall 2:25)
120 - Kasey Seyfert (17-9) placed 2nd and scored 17.00 team points.
Quarterfinal - Kasey Seyfert (Glasgow) 17-9 won by fall over Peyton
Negathon (Colstrip) 4-12 (Fall 1:10)
Semifinal - Kasey Seyfert (Glasgow) 17-9 won by major decision over
Angel Boyd (Poplar) 22-14 (MD 15-2)
1st Place Match - Clayton Currier (Colstrip) 35-3 won by injury default
over Kasey Seyfert (Glasgow) 17-9 (Inj. 0:00) Coach Jory Casterline
explained that their goal was to get Kasey to the finals before defaulting
to Colstrips Currier to get Kasey healthier heading into State.
126 - Mick Reyling (25-12) placed 2nd and scored 14.00 team points.
Quarterfinal - Mick Reyling (Glasgow) 25-12 received a bye () (Bye)
Semifinal - Mick Reyling (Glasgow) 25-12 won by decision over Cory
Kistler (Huntley Project) 30-14 (Dec 3-2)
1st Place Match - Keegan Kary (Baker) 34-8 won by major decision
over Mick Reyling (Glasgow) 25-12 (MD 13-0)

continued on page 5

Now for the rest (?) of the story

Wrestling is a cruel sport, but if there is one kid that
didnt deserve this, its Matt Reyling, an upset Scotty Head
Coach Jory Casterline explained of the disqualification of his
103-pounder from the State Tournament next weekend in
Billings.

It was the championship match and Matts opponent
Huntleys Parker Snyder had him in a cross arm, right over
Matts mouth. Had Matt lifted his head up and away, he would
have been caught in a cradle, so Matt kept driving forward.
Next thing, Snyder jumps up and accuses Matt of biting.

Yeah, there were teeth marks, Coach Casterline said,
but not consistent with an intentional bite.

He went on to explain that it would be about the same
difference as punching someone in the mouth and the guys fist
ends up with teeth marks. Would that be an intentional bite by
the dude receiving the punch in the mouth? Not hardly.

Coach Casterline pled their case to the referee but to
no avail. He also questioned the officials as to whether this
would disqualify Matt from State, and initially the referee
said that, no, he was still a qualifier for State.

Then for the real punch in the mouth:

Matt took his place on the podium and they put his
2nd-place medal around his neck. Moments later, the
officials stripped him of his medal, told him he was DQd
from State and kicked him out of the gymnasium! He spent
the remainder of the afternoon sitting out in the lobby with
Assistant Coach Leo Pattison at his side.
This 14-year-old has put so much effort into this
season, praised Coach Casterline. He was lifting wieghts
every morning at 6:00 just so we could get him up to a
hundred pounds. Its a shame.

He spent yesterday talking to officials on the phone in
protest to no avail. They still said it was flagrant, a deeply
disturbed Coach Casterline said. I know it wasnt.

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138 - Cody King (32-10) placed 2nd and scored 14.00 team points.
Quarterfinal - Cody King (Glasgow) 32-10 received a bye
Semifinal - Cody King (Glasgow) 32-10 won by decision over Dalton
Herbst (Baker) 25-10 (Dec 9-2)
1st Place Match - Matt Weber (Forsyth) 44-4 won by major decision
over Cody King (Glasgow) 32-10 (MD 12-0)
145 - Jake Hentges (18-10) placed 3rd and scored 16.00 team points.
Champ. Round 1 - Jake Hentges (Glasgow) 18-10 received a bye
Quarterfinal - Jake Hentges (Glasgow) 18-10 won by fall over Colton
Derenburger (Forsyth) 17-24 (Fall 1:32)
Semifinal - Dixon Walker (Huntley Project) 31-12 won by fall over Jake
Hentges (Glasgow) 18-10 (Fall 4:23)
Cons. Semi - Jake Hentges (Glasgow) 18-10 won by major decision
over Paul Wang (Baker) 18-24 (MD 10-2)
3rd Place Match - Jake Hentges (Glasgow) 18-10 won by major
decision over Tyler Behles (Colstrip) 23-25 (MD 14-3)
152 - Kevin Schindler (28-14) placed 5th and scored 4 team points.
Quarterfinal - Kevin Schindler (Glasgow) 28-14 won by fall over Chase
Huelle (Baker) 21-21 (Fall 1:48)
Semifinal - Travis Tatkenhorst (Shepherd) 37-10 won by fall over Kevin
Schindler (Glasgow) 28-14 (Fall 5:02)
Cons. Semi - Hunter Walker (Colstrip) 21-23 won by fall over Kevin
Schindler (Glasgow) 28-14 (Fall 0:49)
5th Place Match - Kevin Schindler (Glasgow) 28-14 won by fall over
Chase Huelle (Baker) 21-21 (Fall 1:21)
160 - Tony Kaiser (32-17) placed 3rd and scored 11.00 team points.
Quarterfinal - Tony Kaiser (Glasgow) 32-17 won by fall over Blake
Johnston (Colstrip) 18-18 (Fall 1:18)
Semifinal - Luke Weber (Forsyth) 50-1 won by fall over Tony Kaiser
(Glasgow) 32-17 (Fall 1:29)
Cons. Semi - Tony Kaiser (Glasgow) 32-17 won by fall over Wyatt
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3rd Place Match - Tony Kaiser (Glasgow) 32-17 won by decision over
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160 - Darrin Wersal (1-30)
Quarterfinal - James Herring (Shepherd) 26-7 won by fall over Darrin
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Cons. Round 1 - Wyatt Selman (Huntley Project) 12-20 won by fall over
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182 - Tanner Roness (32-14) placed 4th and scored 7.00 team points.
Quarterfinal - Tanner Roness (Glasgow) 32-14 won by major decision
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Semifinal - Steven Gabel (Forsyth) 23-21 won by decision over Tanner
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Cons. Semi - Tanner Roness (Glasgow) 32-14 won by fall over Sonny
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3rd Place Match - Wyatt Anzalone (Colstrip) 15-21 won by fall over
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285 - Joe Doney (40-12) placed 5th and scored 6.00 team points.
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Hello again from the Capitol in Helena.
Last week we passed out of the Senate, SB 188 by
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What is good for the goose should be good for the gander!
Sen. Keane (D, Butte) and I have been working
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My Senate Page this week is Daniel Sawdey from
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~ Sen. John C. Brenden

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