Pink uniforms and a shared cause brought the Culbertson Cowgirls and Froid/Lake RedHawks together Oct. 13, as players and fans supported breast cancer awareness at the Culbertson High School gymnasium. The Cowgirls opened the evening with a close 25-23 victory before the RedHawks rallied to win the next three sets 25-9, 25-16 and 25-19, taking the match 3-1. Beyond the competition, the evening

Culbertson’s Anna Steppler ran to title honors at the Culbertson Invitational held on Saturday, Oct. 17. Steppler, a sophomore, finished first with a time of 20:24.7. Culbertson’s freshman Jaclynne Taberna placed fifth with a time of 22:20.0. Also earning top 10 honors were Audrey Lee in seventh at 22:37.7 and Bella Petersen in 10th at 22:50.9. The Cowgirls won the team title

The Bainville Lady Bulldogs emerged from a tight opening set against the Culbertson Cowgirls with a twopoint victory, then took the next two sets to complete a three-set volleyball sweep. Bainville won 26-24, 25-16 and 25-12, with Casey Myers leading the attack and Sophie Portra contributing both through serving and setting. The opening set provided the closest contest of the match. Culbertson

Every time Plentywood threatened to catch up, the Culbertson Cowboys found another spark. With Brooks Solem leading the way, the Cowboys scored eight touchdowns and held o_ a determined Wildcats comeback for a 52-44 victory Friday, Oct. 2, at the Culbertson High School field. The hometown matchup turned into a back-and-forth battle, with long touchdown runs and timely answers keeping the outcome

A freshman’s touchdown catch and a senior’s fourth-quarter score gave the hometown crowd reasons to cheer as the Bainville Bulldogs faced the Jordan Mustangs on Saturday, Oct. 3. Bainville reached the end zone in both halves and blocked an extra-point kick during the game at Bainville High School. Jordan claimed the 66-15 victory, powered by Koby Saylor’s interception return and four