By Bill Vander Weele Bainville’s girls scored 36 points for sixth place at the Eagle Invitational in Sidney on Saturday, May 7. Elsie Wilson had a standout day for the Bulldogs. The freshman placed second in the 100 at 13.9 seconds, second in the 300-meter hurdles at 53.39 seconds and second in the high jump at 4-8. Wilson took third in the 100-meter hurdles at 18.26 seconds and third

Culbertson returned to track action at the Elks Invitational in Glendive on Thursday, April 28. The Cowgirls scored 14 points for 15th place at the meet. The meet featured 36 teams and more than 800 athletes including those from the Class A ranks and North Dakota squads. The top five girls’ squads were Williston with 89 points, Plentywood with 82, Scobey with 58, Baker with 40 and Savage

Bainville accounted for 60 points in the girls’ division and 52 points in the boys’ division during the Savage Invitational on Tuesday, April 26. Samuel Butikofer cleared 6-0 in the high jump for first place in the boys’ division. Charles Butikofer placed second in the javelin at 124-9, second in the high jump at 5-8, sixth in the 200 at 28.4, sixth in the long jump at 16-10 and fourth

Junior high track athletes from Culbertson and Froid/ Lake placed during the meet in Wolf Point on Friday, April 22. Culbertson took ninth in the seventh-grade girls’ division with 16 points, 11th in the eighth-grade girls’ division with 12 points, 12th in the boys’ seventh-grade division with eight points and sixth in the boys’ eighth-grade division with 22 points. Leading Culbertson’s

Bainville’s eighth-grade girls earned first place in the team standings at the junior high track meet in Wolf Point on Friday, April 22. The Bulldogs scored 65.33 points to capture first place in the division. Hinsdale placed second with 65 points and Glasgow was third with 62.33 points. Earning first in events for Bainville’s girls were Hailey Berwick in the 100 (14.14), 200 (30.47), and