As many of you know, this past November, the Wolfpack Family was directly impacted by the loss of a coach, mentor, friend and father to suicide. This act resulted in the coming together of our Kalispell community to offer support for the Avery family, Glacier staff and students. On behalf of the Wolfpack coaching staff,...Read More

By FRITZ NEIGHBOR Daily Inter Lake The Glacier Wolfpack had its issues shooting the ball at the noisy Flathead High School gym, with fans packed to the rafters and the Braves playing in-your-dish defense. Then the visitors put together an 11-0 burst in the fourth quarter of a 45-40 crosstown boys’ basketball win Friday. A...Read More

By Andy Viano – Flathead Beacon Thursday night, meet Friday. Twenty-four hours after the Glacier girls erased a 10-point halftime deficit, the Wolfpack boys ended the game on a 15-1 run to stun their crosstown rivals 45-40 at a packed Flathead High School on Jan. 24. Glacier (6-3, 3-2 Western AA) struggled to do anything...Read More

The Glacier Wolfpack figured to be the favorite coming into Tuesday’s Western AA boys’ basketball game against winless Big Sky, but the Eagles needed further convincing. Glacier’s Jaxson Olson (14) looks to shoot against Missoula Big Sky at Glacier High School on Tuesday. (Casey Kreider / Daily Inter Lake) A barrage of 3-pointers bridging the...Read More

By Paul Schwedelson Chronicle Staff Writer As Bozeman broke its huddle with 30 seconds left in overtime, head coach Wes Holmquist had a simple message for his team. Find a way. The Hawks nearly did. Their defensive pressure forced a Kalispell Glacier travel and they gained possession. Brady Lang caught a pass at the top...Read More

Daily Inter Lake BOZEMAN – Drew Engellant scored 20 points, six in overtime, and the Glacier Wolfpack nudged past Bozeman 65-61 in a Class AA nonconference boys’ basketball game Friday. Weston Price hit a 3-pointer and Jaxson Olsen converted a three-point play in the extra period after the Wolfpack (3-1) forged a 52-52 tie at...Read More

By Fritz Neighbor – Daily Inter Lake The Wolfpack boys built a big lead on the boards and kept at it, winning that battle 35-18. “We have three things we always talk about winning the battles within the game,” Glacier (2-1) coach Mark Harkins said. “Free throws is one, rebounds is another and turnovers. Rebounds...Read More