Of the 82 Class C boys’ basketball teams that started the season, the Froid/Lake Red Hawks placed second for the entire state. The Red Hawks fell to Manhattan Christian, 55-35, in the state championship game in Great Falls on Saturday, March 12. “People will talk about this team for 20 years,” Froid/ Lake Coach Josh Stentoft said after the team’s lone loss of the season. “I’ve coached

Lustre Christian’s boys’ basketball season came to a sudden ending when the Lions lost to Fairview, 39-38, in a challenge game at the Eastern C divisional tournament in Sidney on Saturday, March 5. The Lions appeared heading for the state tournament when they struck for four straight points on baskets by Kolden Hoversland and Jasiah Hambira to take a 31-28 lead with 3:51 left in regulation.

By Bill Vander Weele When the Lustre Lions and Bainville Bulldogs met in the consolation championship game of the Eastern C boys’ basketball tournament in Sidney on Friday, March 4, each program had reasons to be proud of this year’s accomplishments. Lustre reached admirable heights in boys’ basketball this season including being regular-season district champions and being ranked in

The Poplar Indians were outscored by Rocky Boy, 74-48, in the first round of the Northern B boys’ basketball divisional tournament in Glasgow on Thursday, Feb. 24. The Indians were able to keep up with Rocky Boy early in the contest. A basket by Dennis Red Eagle put Poplar up by a 5-2 margin. After a three-pointer by Rocky Boy’s Sean Gibson, Poplar’s Delray Lilley scored for a 7-5 advantage

The hot-shooting Poplar Indians cruised to a 77-45 victory over Conrad at the Northern B divisional boys’ basketball tournament in Glasgow on Friday, Feb. 25. The Indians, who never trailed in the contest, jumped out to an 8-2 lead as Kaniel Ricker connected on two three-pointers and Dennis Red Eagle scored inside for Poplar. Delray Lilley then fired in a three-pointer for an 11-2 advantage

Comebacks don’t happen with simply just one spectacular play. Rather, it takes a series of outstanding efforts. For Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad, the come from behind 50-45 win over Glasgow in the district tourney’s semi-final round on Thursday, Feb. 17, started with a pass. Down by a 39-33 margin with under four minutes remaining, the Wolves’ comeback journey began when

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad put together a solid effort but lost against a strong Malta team, 51-43, in the District 2B tournament championship game in Glasgow on Saturday, Feb. 19. The Wolves never led in the game and trailed by an 11-4 margin at the end of the opening quarter. After the M’Ettes increased their lead to 15-5, Wolf Point’s Sierra Hamilton accounted for a three-point