The Culbertson Cowboys were challenged early but came away with a 49-20 football victory in Ekalaka on Friday, Oct. 8. “It was difficult in the beginning of the game,” Culbertson Coach Brian Manning said. “They were playing tough defense. Their triple option was a problem for us to defend.” Down by six points early in the second quarter, the Cowboys recovered a fumble to help turn

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks scored 26 points in the first quarter and earned a 45-6 conference football victory in Jordan on Friday, Oct. 8. The Red Hawks led by a 39-0 margin at intermission. Froid/Lake Coach Michael Reiter was happy with how the team’s younger players competed in Jordan. “Their growth from week 3-4 until now has been pretty good. I was really pleased with that.” Froid/Lake

After a shaky first set, Froid/Lake defeated Nashua in conference volleyball action on Saturday, Oct. 9. The Red Hawks won by a 25-20, 25-9, 25-6, final. Dasani Nesbit finished with 10 kills for the Red Hawks. Carolyne Christoffersen and Nesbit each had one block each. Baylee Davidson served four aces. Meg Ator had 17 assists. Aleah Johnson finished with four digs. The Red Hawks

The Culbertson/Bainville’s girls’ cross-country squad earned second-place honors during the Eagle Invitational in Sidney on Saturday, Oct. 9. Miles City’s girls took first with 33 points. Culbertson/ Bainville placed second with 64 points and Glendive took third with 78 points. Plentywood’s Annie Kaul finished first in the girls’ division with a time of 20:07.56. Emma Poser of

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks opened their conference football season with a bang on Saturday, Sept. 25. The defending state champions exploded for 36 points in the first quarter and earned a 44-7 victory at Wibaux. A fumble recovery by Connor Huft gave the Red Hawks possession at the Wibaux eight. Quarterback Mason Dethman ran in for the touchdown to put the score at 6-0 just 13 seconds into

Bainville kicked off its conference football season with an impressive 54-19 victory in Jordan on Friday, Sept. 24. “That’s the best we’ve played overall for sure,” Bainville Coach Trustin Holcomb said. The Bulldogs enjoyed a 4213 half-time advantage. Jesse Strickland highlighted Bainville’s offensive attack with three rushing and five passing touchdowns. Sam Butikofer