The Culbertson Cowboys earned third place with 78 points at a track meet in Sidney on Thursday, March 27. The top two teams were Sidney with 179 points and Glendive with 161 points. Reese Moon led the Cowboys by taking first in the long jump at 20-7, third in the 100 at 11.64, third in the 200 at 23.91 and fifth in the triple jump at 36-0. Brooks Solem placed third in the 110-meter hurdles

Rocky Mountain College’s senior forward Sydney Dethman was named third team All-American, released by the NAIA on Monday. Dethman, a high school standout for Froid/Lake, made a historical impact in her only season with the Battlin’ Bears. She averaged 16.2 points, 5.7 rebounds, and 1.6 assists per game, shooting 50.4 percent from the field and starting in all 31 games for Rocky this season.

Poplar’s golf program features seven boys and five girls this season. “We have more girls out this year,” Poplar Coach Brock Copenhaver said. “It’s a good number to work with.” Girls with the most playing experience include junior Bree Brown, sophomore Frankie Crawford and Masina Youpee. Senior Angelina Escarcega also is expected to have a solid season for the Indians. At last

The Poplar Indians are pleased with a turnout of 12 girls for the sport of tennis under new head coach Amanda Simonson. The Indians ended last season’s campaign with only five players. “I want them to learn the basics and have fun,” Simonson said of her goals. Players with varsity experience include Angelina Escarcega, Ruby Blackhorn, Essence Headdress, Payton Greyhawk and Jayda