Glacier and Flathead high school speech and debate teams finish first and second in Missoula ↗
Glacier High School speech and debate rolled to first place in the first tournament of the 2026-27 season, amassing 304.5 overall points.
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Mahomes considered day-to-day with elbow injury ↗
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Georgia, Utah No. 1-2 in latest CFP Top 25 rankings ↗
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