The Culbertson Cowboys outscored Richey/Lambert in each quarter to capture a 63-28 road victory on Friday, Jan. 24. Culbertson gained a 10-5 lead in the first quarter and increased the gap to 30-18 at the half. The Cowboys ran off 19 points in the third quarter to grab a 49-21 advantage. Leading Culbertson’s attack were Bridger Salvevold with 17, Plenny Williams with14 and Dawson Bergum

The Culbertson Cowboys lost at home against league leader Plentywood by a 72-24 final on Saturday, Jan. 25. The Wildcats gained an 18-1 advantage during the first quarter of action. Plentywood added 23 more points in the second quarter for a 41-12 half-time margin. The Wildcats outscored the Cowboys by a 20-10 margin in the third quarter. Gavin Deen scored 10 points to lead the Cowboys.

Bainville’s girls’ basketball squad fought off Savage by a 40-31 margin at home on Saturday, Jan. 25. The Bulldogs led by a 1716 half-time margin and increased the gap to 23-16. Savage, however, came back to close the margin to 25-22 at the end of the third quarter. After the Warriors pulled to a 29-29 deadlock, Bainville gained a 31-29 lead on a basket by Elsie Wilson with 3:26 remaining.

Bainville’s girls’ basketball squad posted a 50-30 road win over MonDak on Friday, Jan. 24. The Bulldogs jumped out to a 16-9 lead in the first quarter and held a 22-11 half-time lead. Bainville then added 16 points in the third period to increase the margin to 38-19. Leading Bainville’s attack were Elsie Wilson with 16 and Hailey Berwick with 11 points. Also scoring were Lila Butikofer

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks suffered league basketball losses against MonDak on Saturday, Jan. 25. In the girls’ game, MonDak posted a 43-39 victory over the Red Hawks. The Thunder jumped out to a 19-12 lead in the first quarter and gained a 20-16 half-time advantage. MonDak increased the gap to 32-22 in the third quarter and held on for the win. Mara Salvevold led the Red Hawks with

Montana High School Association member schools have approved alignments for divisions across the state including for the Eastern C. Starting in 2025-2026, the Eastern C will consist of 19 schools including division newcomers Ekalaka, Jordan, Plevna, Broadus, Terry and Wibaux. Those schools will compete in District 4C of the Eastern C. District 2C will feature Bainville, Brockton, Culbertson,