Glacier high school football thrashed Sentinel 59-7, preserving its unbeaten streak while local teams across Northwest Montana vie for playoff spots. The win highlights the Wolfpack's dominant defense as Flathead, Libby and other programs chase postseason hopes.

Glacier high school football posted a 59-7 victory over Sentinel Thursday, extending its unbeaten record to 10-0.

The Wolfpack amassed 698 total yards, while its defense forced three turnovers and held Sentinel to just 112 yards. The margin of victory marks the largest in the rivalry since 2015.

Implications for the Playoff Race

Glacier remains atop the Class AA poll released by the Associated Press on Wednesday. The win keeps the team in a strong position for a top seed in the upcoming district playoffs. Coach Mark Daniels said the squad will focus on sharpening its execution ahead of the postseason.

Flathead Braves Seek Momentum

Flathead hopes to rebound after a recent loss to Sentinel. The Braves must win their final two regular‑season games to stay in contention for a playoff berth. Coach Lisa Turner emphasized that consistency will be key.

Soccer Highlights

Libby’s boys soccer team opened its Northern A match with a six‑minute goal from Walter Briones and went on to defeat Bigfork 5-0. In another contest, Whitefish sophomore Haley Nicholson scored five goals and added two assists as the Bulldogs routed Bigfork 11-1.

Cross‑Country and Track

Glacier freshman Annie Hill repeated her All‑American victory at the Capital City 7‑on‑7 Invitational, finishing 22 seconds ahead of senior Makena Morley of Bigfork.

Volleyball Updates

Flathead’s Bravettes were swept by the Missoula Sentinel Spartans in a four‑set loss, while the Columbia Falls Wildkats defeated Corvallis in straight sets, led by Carla Nicosia’s 16 kills.

Other local stories include Justin Mestin’s 153‑point win at the Cinch Bucking Horse Championships and Whitefish junior Coral Schulz’s four‑stroke victory in the Class A state golf tournament.

As the high‑school sports season reaches its final stretch, teams across Northwest Montana are jockeying for playoff positions, with Glacier’s dominant performance setting the benchmark for excellence.