Froid/Lake Track The Froid/Lake Red Hawks feature a turnout of 16 athletes this track season. The squad will open its season in Lambert on April 10. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Bainville’s senior Elsie Wilson and junior Hailey Berwick have each been voted to the Class C All-State girls’ basketball team. Wilson and Berwick are each repeat selections from last year. Plentywood’s Mallory Tommerup was also voted to the All-State squad. District 2C players selected to the boys’ All-State team were Plentywood’s senior Chance Klein, Plentywood’s senior

The Culbertson High School track program features 25 athletes including 16 boys this campaign. Coach Dave Solem is pleased with the squad’s attitude heading and is looking forward to a successful year. “It’s a good bunch,” Solem said. “They want to be out.” Culbertson’s athletes with state meet experience include Reese Moon in jumps, Aden Drake in hurdles, Bridger Salvevold

Culbertson’s golf program enjoys a turnout of 10 players this season. Golfers for Culbertson include senior Mark Kirkaldie, senior Bridger Salvevold, junior Ian Snyder, junior Will Salvevold, sophomore Glen Sager, freshman Wyatt Martin, freshman Felixe Becker, junior Isabella Apple, junior Josie Simonsen and freshman Kinley Wallace. Kirkaldie, Salvevold, Snyder, Apple and Simonsen are

Bainville’s remarkable girls’ basketball campaign came to an end against Scobey, 55-45, in a challenge game at the Eastern C divisional tournament on Saturday, March 8. The Bulldogs came away with the third-place trophy, the first time the program has earned a divisional trophy in school history. With Bainville concentrating on Scobey’s much taller inside game, the Spartans were able

Down by eight points entering the fourth quarter, the Bainville Bulldogs came together for an outstanding comeback to edge Circle, 5449, in the Eastern C divisional tournament’s third-place game on Friday, March 7. Hailey Berwick ignited the comeback with consecutive shots to open the quarter. Elsie Wilson then connected on a pull-up jumper to pull the Bulldogs to 39-37 and force Circle into

The Culbertson Cowboys fell to a hot-shooting Circle squad, 65-37, during loser-out play at the Eastern C divisional tournament on Friday, March 6. The three-point shooting of Kashua Ereaux and Owen Beery helped the Wildcats jump out to a 12-2 lead. Culbertson responded with drives by Bridger Salvevold and Ian Snyder, but consecutive three-pointers by Xavier Nasner put the Wildcats up 18-7