Hot Springs nipped in 6-man playoff loss
Harlowton defender Bergen Mysse tackles Hot Springs running back Johnny Waterbury in first quarter action from their six-player quarterfinal playoff game Saturday in Hot Springs. (Chuck Bandel/VP-MI)
Hot Springs junior linebacker David Chapman gets by Harlowton blocker Gabe Dill (6) in pursuit of Engineers quarterback Bergen Mysse Saturday afternoon in Hot Springs during a state Six-player football quarterfinal. (Chuck Bandel/VP-MI)
Hot Springs quarterback Nick McAllister eludes the rush from Harlowton-Ryegate's Angus Glennie during their quarterfinal playoff game Saturday afternoon in Hot Springs. (Chuck Bandel/VP-MI)
A couple years ago, another McAllister used to be called “rodeo tough” McAllister for his strong play and ability to mix it up.
That was Jack McAllister, who is now a rodeo calf roper.
This time the “rodeo tough” moniker could easily apply to Nick McAllister, the junior quarterback for Hot Springs’ six-player football team and younger brother of Jack.
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