After an outstanding start, Culbertson’s boys’ basketball team lost against Savage, 5833, in the semi-final round of the District 2C tournament. Brooks Solem accounted for eight straight points to give the Cowboys an early 10-4 lead. With the score at 10-7, Ian Snyder tallied the next three points including a dunk for a 13-7 margin. The Warriors battled back with the last five points

The Bainville Bulldogs kept their season alive with a hard-fought 45-33 win over Culbertson in loser-out action at the District 2C boys’ basketball tournament in Sidney on Friday. The Bulldogs were holding on to a slim 30-29 lead after three quarters of play and earned some breathing room when Parker Berwick hit a turnaround shot and Holden Salivar scored off a pass from Evan Anderson to start

Bainville’s Hailey Berwick and Brockton’s Miles Boxer have been voted the most valuable players for the District 2C basketball tournaments. Berwick, a senior, was selected the MVP for the girls’ tournament. Other girls earning all-tournament honors included Brockton’s Tamryn Bauer, Richey/Lambert’s Jolee Klempel, Brockton’s Quintana Young, Bainville’s Lila Butikofer, Richey/Lambert’s

Froid/Lake’s girls’ basketball squad split its games during the final weekend of the season. The Red Hawks downed Savage, 39-29, in their home finale on Friday, Feb. 13. After leading by a 10-6 lead at the end of the first quarter, the Red Hawks increased the gap to 28-19 at the half. Froid/Lake led 35-21 after three quarters of play. The Red Hawks lost against MonDak by a 44-40

Froid/Lake’s boys’ basketball team got off to a slow start and lost to Savage, 4029, on Friday, Feb. 13. The Red Hawks trailed 13-0 at the end of the first quarter and by a 20-4 half-time margin. Savage led 31-13 after three quarters. The Red Hawks scored 16 points in the final period. Aaron Orozco led the Red Hawks with 12 points. Also scoring were Carsen Aasheim with eight,

Bainville’s girls’ basketball team clinched second place in the regular-season standings with a 59-38 home victory over Brockton on Saturday, Feb. 14. The Bulldogs enjoyed a strong start with a 17-8 lead in the first quarter. Bainville held a 29-16 half-time advantage. After leading 39-24 at the end of the third quarter, the Bulldogs scored 20 more points in the final period. Hailey