The Brockton Warriors are looking to make noise at the state level during this cross-country season. The girls’ team features 12 athletes including sophomore BraeLynn DeMarrias who earned All-State honors last year by placing 11th at the state meet. Other returning letterwinners for Brockton’s girls are Tamryn Bauer, Taylor Cummins, Skylar Cummins, Marlene Fish, Jade Olney and MacKenzie

Frazer has an increased number out for cross country this season with five boys and four girls competing in the sport. Gabe Beston leads the boys’ team. The junior earned All-State honors at the Class C meet last season. Coach Tessa Vivier is also anticipating a strong season from freshman Bryce Fourstar. “I think Gabe and Bryce can get it done this year,” Vivier said. Other boys

The Culbertson Cowboys are looking to be among the top teams in the Eastern C again this football season. Culbertson placed second in the league standings and won a playoff game last year. This year’s turnout is 20 players. “It’s a good number considering we lost eight seniors last year,” Coach Brian Manning said. Returning starters for the Cowboys are senior lineman Kaden Featherston,

The Culbertson/Bainville cross country team features the best turnout in many years. The high school program includes 11 runners with five girls and six boys. Among the athletes looking for solid seasons are Cal Steppler and Anna Stepper. “The Steppler siblings, Cal and Anna, have put in quite a few miles this summer. I think they may hit the ground running strong,” Coach Chance Hyatt

Culbertson’s volleyball team begins the season with 14 players including four returning starters. The Cowgirls’ returning starters include senior Ayden Ator, senior Mariana Burciaga, senior Leandra Perkins and junior middle blocker Emma Berwick. Other girls with some varsity experience are Catherine Donaldson, Josie Simonsen, Payton Labatte and Bella Petersen. “We want to be defensively

After earning the conference championship last season, Bainville’s football team looks to continue its winning ways this year. “I expect a good year,” Bainville Coach Shawn Romo said. “But Terry and Jordan will be two strong teams in our conference and there are always some surprises.” The Bulldogs have a turnout of 16 players including three freshmen. Returning two-way starters

Coming off their best volleyball season in school history, the Bainville Bulldogs are shooting for more success this season. “We lost some important pieces, but we worked hard this summer,” Coach Kallie Clarke said. “I think they are excited to work hard and see where it goes.” Returning starters for the Bulldogs include senior middle blocker Addison Hansen, senior outside hitter

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks are set to improve after going through a struggling season a year ago. “We are young, but we are always working hard to improve,” Coach Michael Reiter said. Returning starters for the Red Hawks are junior Rylan Young at quarterback and safety, junior Eddie Orozco at running back and linebacker and junior Teegan Fossum at offensive end and defensive end. Former

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks are shooting to be one of the top teams in the District 2C volleyball race this season. Top returning players for the squad include junior Isabelle Nordwick, junior Keira Stentoft, junior Jordyn Breuer, senior Avery Johnson and sophomore Joelle Davidson. New head coach Kelsie Williams said the team’s greatest strength are its constant motivation and dedication.

When the new school year starts in Culbertson on Wednesday, Aug. 20, there will be three new teachers ready to make a positive influence to students. Culbertson Superintendent of Schools Nicole Simonsen is pleased that the school district is fully staffed entering the school year. “It’s very exciting,” Simonsen said. “To have the classified positions fill as well is also a blessing.”