The stands were full of purple and gold as the Culbertson Cowboys took the field for their homecoming football game against the Circle Wildcats. Fans cheered for the hometown team, the pep band played under the direction of Jennesy Taberna, and halftime brought the announcement of this year’s royalty: King Calvin Steppler and Queen Payton Labatte. Circle won the game 5421, but the Cowboys

For much of the first quarter Saturday, Brockton had an answer for every Froid/ Lake score. The RedHawks kept pressing, then turned a close game into a 72-28 victory over the Warriors on Sept. 26. Aaron Orozco scored five touchdowns for Froid/Lake — three on runs, one on a reception and one on an interception return. Eddie Orozco added three rushing touchdowns, while Carson Aasheim threw two

The Culbertson Cowboys delivered an explosive offensive performance Friday, Sept. 18, racing to a 36-point halftime lead before securing a 55-20 victory over the Poplar Warriors at the Poplar High School football field. Brooks Solem powered the Cowboys’ o_ense from the opening quarter, breaking free for a 55-yard touchdown run. The successful extra-point kick gave Culbertson an early 7-0

The Froid/Lake RedHawks made their homecoming night one to remember Saturday, Sept. 19, racing past the Broadus Hawks 59-20 under the lights at Medicine Lake. The lights donated for the game, illuminated an action- packed night featuring long kicko_ returns, timely defensive plays and a homecoming celebration. Broadus opened the scoring when Logan Capp powered into the end zone on a 1-yard

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks gave their home crowd an exciting start, scoring three touchdowns and building a 21-12 first-quarter lead against the Plevna Cougars on Saturday. The Red Hawks continued to compete throughout the high-scoring matchup before Plevna rallied for a 6233 victory. Playing before their home crowd, the Red Hawks answered Plevna’s opening touchdown with a 25-yard scoring pass

The Bainville Lady Bulldogs filled the court with energy and determination Friday night, Sept. 11, as they battled the Savage Warriors through three competitive sets. Savage earned the 3-0 victory, but the final result did not tell the full story of Bainville’s eort. The Lady Bulldogs stayed within striking distance throughout the match, falling 25-20, 25-19 and 26-24. The cheering section

Homecoming spirit filled the air as the Bainville Bulldogs treated their hometown crowd to a 35-20 football victory over the Richey-Lambert Fusion. The team brought energy to the field from the opening play and kept it going throughout the night. That enthusiasm carried into the crowd, where fans cheered on their Bulldogs from beginning to end. Bainville’s pep band added to the festive