The Culbertson/Bainville girls’ cross-country squad brought home hardware from the Class C state meet held in Missoula on Saturday, Oct. 23. Culbertson /Bainville earned second with 59 points. Manhattan Christian won the team title with 47 points. Park City placed third with 66 points. Culbertson /Bainville coach Dave Solem said this was the first time that the girls earned a team trophy

Although Bainville enjoyed a fair amount of offensive success, the Bulldogs lost to defending state champion Froid/Lake, 48-14, in the final regular-season game for both squads on Wednesday, Oct. 21. The Red Hawks scored on their first possession when Ashdyn Hobbs capped a 38- yard drive with a 24-yard dash into the end zone. Mason Dethman kicked the conversion for an 8-0 advantage. Bainville

Culbertson stepped up with a strong defensive effort in the second half, but it wasn’t enough as the Cowboys lost to Fairview, 30-14, in a game to decide the top seed of the Eastern C held in Culbertson on Saturday, Oct. 16. The loss was Culbertson’s first of the football season. “We played very good on defense in the second half,” Culbertson Coach Brian Manning said. “My offense

The Culbertson/Bainville cross-country team is preparing to compete at the Class C state meet in Missoula on Saturday, Oct. 23. The program’s girls rank second in the Class C state standings behind only Manhattan Christian. Plentywood ranks third in the state standings. Kayli Olson ranks 21st in the individual standings and teammate Emma Poser ranks 22nd in the standings. Autumn Bergum

In a match featuring two hard-hitting squads, Froid/ Lake fought off Culbertson by a 25-19, 25-17, 21-25, 25-11, final in Culbertson on Friday, Oct. 8. After trailing early in the first set, the Red Hawks grabbed the lead on three kills by Carolyne Christoffersen. A tip by Baylee Davidson and an ace by Mara Salvevold produced a 13-11 margin. The Cowgirls stayed close as a block and serve

With the game on the line, Culbertson’s defense destroyed Plentywood’s offensive hopes as the Cowboys earned a 32-22 home victory on Friday, Oct. 1. Behind by only a 30-22 margin, Plentywood began its final possession with 2:22 left and an eye on tying the contest. Starting on their own 28, the Wildcats lost two yards on first down on a tackle by Payton Perkins. On second down, quarterback