The Culbertson Cowgirls enjoyed a strong start but lost at home against Fairview, 53-33, to open their basketball season on Thursday, Dec. 5. Three-pointers by Ivy Colvin and Ayden Ator led the Cowgirls to an 8-3 advantage during first quarter action. Ahead by an 8-5 margin, Culbertson gained a 15-7 lead on another three-point shot by Ator and a three-point play, after a steal, by Emma Berwick.

Bainville’s boys’ basketball squad struggled offensively and fell to Terry, 57-27, to open the season in Glasgow on Friday, Dec. 6. Terry outscored the Bulldogs by a 12-0 margin in the opening quarter.Landon Schilling scored six of the points for the Terriers. The Bulldogs got going early in the second quarter on a three-pointer by Isaiah Bjorge. Rowan Wilson connected on a three-pointer

Four players from the Culbertson Cowboys were selected to the eight-man All-State football team this season. The Cowboys placed second in the Eastern Conference and won a playoff game this year. Voted to the All-State squad were Reese Moon, Gavin Deen, Mark Kirkaldie and Bridger Salvevold. First team All-Conference picks were Moon at running back and linebacker, Deen at defensive end,

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad aims to compete for a top spot in the District 2B conference this season. The Wolves return three starters from a season ago including senior Keeley Blount-Henderson, senior Amelia Doney and junior Kashlyn Speak Thunder. Other Wolves back with varsity experience include Marley Moran, Breanna Blount, Ali Corpron, Amya Martinez, Karmyn Plain Feather and

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball squad features good size as the Wolves enter the 2024/2025 campaign. The team’s lone returning starter is 6-5 sophomore Zandon Calder. “We had around 28 players come out this year total including a few eighth-graders,” Wolf Point Coach Cole Hanks said. Other players with quality varsity playing experience include junior Richard Campbell, junior Sean

The Poplar boys’ basketball squad shoots to be one of the top teams in District 2B again this season. The Indians placed second at the divisional tournament and won a game at the Class B state tournament a year ago. Top returning players for the Indians are seniors Kaniel Ricker and Walker Burshia. Ricker was an All-Conference performer last year. “Bringing back an All-Conference point

The Poplar girls’ basketball team returns many key players from last season’s squad that came a game away from qualifying for the state tournament. The returning varsity players for the Indians include Cammie Martell, Braelyn Nordwick, Mattie Falls Down Ayers, Sadee Archambeault, Toni Brown, Bailey Dupree, Kyra Stormy and Amelia Weeks. Martell was an All-Conference selection and Falls

After bringing home the third-place trophy from the Class C state tournament last year, the Lustre Christian Lions look to add to their hardware this boys’ basketball season. Returning starters for the explosive Lions are All-State selection Johnslee Pierre, a 6-5 junior; All-Conference selection Byron Ewing, a 6-5 senior; and Clay Reddig, a 6-3 senior. Sophomore Cam Reddig, who earned