Run Ramey, run
JON ALLEN | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 2 hours, 9 minutes AGO
Glacier running back Trey Ramey (3) heads to the end zone on a 75-yard touchdown run in the third quarter against Helena at Legends Stadium on Friday, Oct. 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Casey Kreider
Glacier wide receiver Cooper Pelc (1) catches a 36-yard touchdown reception in the first quarter against Helena at Legends Stadium on Friday, Oct. 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Casey Kreider
Glacier defensive back Tate Kahler (4) celebrates with teammates after an interception in the fourth quarter against Helena at Legends Stadium on Friday, Oct. 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Casey Kreider
Glacier quarterback Cash Keim (9) throws a 42-yard touchdown pass to Cooper Pelc in the second quarter against Helena at Legends Stadium on Friday, Oct. 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Casey Kreider
Glacier running back Trey Ramey (3) breaks into the secondary on a 75-yard touchdown run in the third quarter against Helena at Legends Stadium on Friday, Oct. 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Casey Kreider
Glacier wide receiver Cooper Pelc (1) catches a 42-yard touchdown reception in the second quarter against Helena at Legends Stadium on Friday, Oct. 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Casey Kreider
Glacier defensive lineman Matthew Ahner (54) fights through a block to assist in the tackle of Helena running back Brayden Garza (25) in the fourth quarter at Legends Stadium on Friday, Oct. 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Casey Kreider
Glacier quarterback Cash Keim (9) throws a 36-yard touchdown pass to Cooper Pelc in the first quarter against Helena at Legends Stadium on Friday, Oct. 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Casey Kreider
Glacier running back Trey Ramey (3) scores a touchdown on an 18-yard run in the second quarter against Helena at Legends Stadium on Friday, Oct. 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Casey Kreider
Glacier defenders Matthew Ahner (54), Eli Imperato (23) and Jesse Baines (58) put a stop to a run by Helena running back Brayden Garza (25) in the third quarter at Legends Stadium on Friday, Oct. 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Casey Kreider
SPORTS REPORTER Jon Allen is a sports reporter for the Daily Inter Lake. He covers youth and high school athletics across the Flathead Valley and Northwest Montana. Allen reports on major games, athletes and teams throughout the region’s prep sports landscape. In addition to game coverage, he contributes features and analysis across print and digital platforms. Jon can be seen on our Big Sky Now podcast, weighing in on the college landscape. His work highlights the athletes and communities that define Northwest Montana sports. IMPACT: Jon’s work tells the stories of local athletes and the communities that support them. | October 10, 2026 12:00 AM
Trey Ramey had a career night against Helena.
The Wolfpack junior ran for 205 yards and four touchdowns to power Glacier to a 49-13 victory over the Bengals on Senior Night Friday at Legends Stadium.
Ramey's night included a 75-yard scamper in the third quarter that helped Glacier take a 35-6 advantage.
"It's all the O-line honestly, just all of our schemes all week," Ramey said. "It's how we attacked this week after having not the game we wanted in the first half last week (against Sentinel), but we picked it up where we left off and attacked with purpose tonight."
Outside of Ramey's standout showing it was another banner night for the Wolfpack all around.
"Right now we are really playing together," Wolfpack coach Grady Bennett said. "I think our guys are understanding situations in the game, so offensively, defensively and on special teams we are just really playing smart football."
Cooper Pelc helped out in all three phases, catching two touchdowns on offense with a pass break up and tackle for loss on defense. He capped it all off with 37-yard punt return that set up his second touchdown catch — a 42-yarder from Cash Keim — on the next play.
Pelc connected with Keim on the Wolfpack's opening drive for a 36-yard touchdown pass on the third play of the game to put Glacier on the board 7-0.
After the teams traded a few punts, Glacier put together an 11-play, 78-yard drive that ended with Ramey's first score from 18 yards out.
Helena answered. Reece Silvonen found Tyse Todorovich for a 5-yard pitch and catch to cap a drive helped by two Glacier pass interference flags. The extra point was no good.
The Wolfpack didn't fret though, as Ramey capped off an 80-yard drive to answer from one yard out to make it 21-6.
After Glacier forced a quick punt, Pelc found some space thanks to his blockers to get up to the Bengals 42-yard-line. Keim found him streaking down the middle of the field on the next play for a touchdown to extend the lead to 28-6 before half.
Out of the half Helena kept Glacier to just four plays offensively in the third quarter, but one of those plays was Ramey's 75-yard touchdown. He curved through the Helena defense nearly untouched on his way to make it 35-6.
"It was a play we had been running all night and we knew (a big play) was there," Ramey said. "I got through the line, they had great blocks and then the second level and made a move on the safety. From there i just didn't want to get caught."
Helena answered back with a 19-play drive that took the rest of the third quarter and was capped off by a Chase Foster 8-yard reception from Silvonen.
Glacier's offense sealed the deal on the next drive with Ramey's fourth score of the day, this one from 3 yards out.
"We knew (Helena) would never quit," Bennett said. "In the third quarter we only ran four plays, they had the ball the entire quarter. They were doing a good job of chipping away, getting 3 or 4 yards a play.
"Credit to our defense for stopping them and our offense responds. Then after that long drive where they did get in to end the quarter, our offense comes back out and goes on a punishing long drive."
Tate Kahler then intercepted Silvonen to set up Kyle West, who put a cherry on top with a 13-yard run into the end zone.
Glacier now prepares for a Crosstown showdown with Flathead on Thursday at 7 p.m.
Helena 0 6 0 7 - 13
Glacier 7 21 7 14 - 49
G — Cooper Pelc 36 pass from Cash Keim (Ty Sherrill kick), 10:59 1Q
G — Trey Ramey 18 run (Sherrill kick), 11:52 2Q
H — Tyse Todorovich 5 catch from Reece Silvonen (kick failed), 6:12 2Q
G — Ramey 1 run (Sherrill kick), 1:53 2Q
G — Pelc 42 pass from Keim (Sherrill kick), :52 2Q
G — Ramey 75 run (Sherrill kick), 6:17 3Q
H — Chase Foster 8 pass from Silvonen (Rex Snezek kick), 11:48 4Q
G — Ramey 3 run (Sherrill kick), 8:38 4Q
G — Kyle West 13 run (Sherrill kick), 5:29 4Q
Individual Statistics
RUSHING: Helena (28-98) — Reece Silvonen 5-37, Brayden Garza 11-30, Trent Supalla 7-19, Tyse Todorovich 1-7, Rex Snezek 1-4, Sam Helvik 2-3, Gracen Silvonen 1-minus 2. Glacier (29-255) — Trey Ramey 18-205, Kyle West 4-28, Cash Keim 2-18, Eli Imperato 2-13, Team 2-0, Tristan Hall 1-minus 9.
PASSING: Helena — Reece Silvonen 21-33-1 for 133 yards, Matthew Feller 2-3-0 for 2 yards. Glacier — Cash Keim 10-14-0 for 198 yards.
RECEIVING: Helena — Chase Foster 7-38, Sam Helvik 4-44, Gracen Silvonen 4-14, Brayden Garza 3-6, Tyse Todorovich 3-0, Seth Kiser 1-23, Cole Beaver 1-10. Glacier — Cooper Pelc 5-109, Liam Palmer 2-26, Ryne Gillette 1-22, Chase Sliter 1-21, Hunter Daniels 1-20.
Glacier wide receiver Cooper Pelc (1) catches a 36-yard touchdown reception in the first quarter against Helena at Legends Stadium on Friday, Oct. 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)Casey Kreider
Glacier defensive back Tate Kahler (4) celebrates with teammates after an interception in the fourth quarter against Helena at Legends Stadium on Friday, Oct. 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)Casey Kreider
Glacier quarterback Cash Keim (9) throws a 42-yard touchdown pass to Cooper Pelc in the second quarter against Helena at Legends Stadium on Friday, Oct. 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)Casey Kreider
Glacier running back Trey Ramey (3) breaks into the secondary on a 75-yard touchdown run in the third quarter against Helena at Legends Stadium on Friday, Oct. 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)Casey Kreider
Glacier wide receiver Cooper Pelc (1) catches a 42-yard touchdown reception in the second quarter against Helena at Legends Stadium on Friday, Oct. 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)Casey Kreider
Glacier defensive lineman Matthew Ahner (54) fights through a block to assist in the tackle of Helena running back Brayden Garza (25) in the fourth quarter at Legends Stadium on Friday, Oct. 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)Casey Kreider
Glacier quarterback Cash Keim (9) throws a 36-yard touchdown pass to Cooper Pelc in the first quarter against Helena at Legends Stadium on Friday, Oct. 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)Casey Kreider
Glacier running back Trey Ramey (3) scores a touchdown on an 18-yard run in the second quarter against Helena at Legends Stadium on Friday, Oct. 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)Casey Kreider
Glacier defenders Matthew Ahner (54), Eli Imperato (23) and Jesse Baines (58) put a stop to a run by Helena running back Brayden Garza (25) in the third quarter at Legends Stadium on Friday, Oct. 9. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)Casey Kreider
ARTICLES BY JON ALLEN
Run Ramey, run
Wolfpack run past Bengals, 49-13
Trey Ramey had a career night against Helena.
Wolfpack welcome Bengals on Senior Night; Braves head to Butte
Where does the time go?
One-Timer: Play until the end, then keep going
From a young age you are always taught to play to the whistle and never give up on a game until it is over.