16 October 2025

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Star Quilt

Star Quilt


Culbertson cross country runner Jade Lone Bear presents a star quilt to activities director David Solem during senior night on Saturday, Oct. 11. The senior football players and cross country runners were honored. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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Eagles

Eagles


The Culbertson Eagles’s flag football team included coaches Mike Smith and Shawn Larsen and players Jaxon Laber, Rhett Berwick, McKinley Rhodes, Josie Rhodes, Emma Sorensen, Logan Primeau, Remington Smith, Thomas Johnston, Oliver Becker and Breckyn Sc hmidt. (Photo by Shelby Manning)

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Indians Beat Plentywood In Conference Match For Homecoming

Indians Beat Plentywood In Conference Match For Homecoming


Poplar emerged with a straight set victory over conference foe Plentywood on Thursday, Oct. 9. The Indians scored a 25-14, 26-24, 25-19 win to celebrate homecoming. Behind by a 10-9 margin in the first set, the Indians earned a 14-10 lead on a kill by Braelyn Nordwick, a kill by Carsyn Fourbear and an ace by Frankie Gourneau. A tip by Fourbear and another ace by Gourneau put the margin at

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Cowgirls Edge Red Hawks For League Win

Cowgirls Edge Red Hawks For League Win


Culbertson’s volleyball squad came back to win an exciting five-set conference match over Froid/Lake on Tuesday, Oct. 7. The Cowgirls posted a 1625, 24-26, 25-18, 25-12, 15-7, league victory. In the fifth and deciding set, Culbertson opened with an ace by Ayden Ator. The Red Hawks tied the score on a kill by Atley Jensen. Culbertson struck back with three points on a spike by Payton Labatte

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Plentywood Outscores Poplar In Football Battle

Plentywood Outscores Poplar In Football Battle


Poplar’s football squad enjoyed a tremendous start in its homecoming football game against Plentywood but lost by a 56-26 final on Thursday, Oct. 9. The Indians accounted for the first 20 points of the conference game to excite their hometown fans. Poplar opened the scoring on a broken play when a snap went over punter Chasen Pribbernow’s head. The sophomore, however, kept calm and started

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