The Bainville Bulldogs came through in the clutch to capture second place at the District 1C volleyball tournament in Plentywood on Saturday, Nov. 2. “I’m so proud of the team. They have worked incredibly hard this season and battled until the end today,” Bainville Coach Kallie Clarke said of the effort. Highlighting the run was defeating powerhouse North Country, 23-25, 25-17, 21-25,

The Bainville Bulldogs qualified for the Eastern C divisional volleyball tournament by beating Culbertson in straight sets on Saturday, Nov. 2. Bainville posted a 25-16, 25-14, 25-23, victory over the Cowgirls. The Bulldogs came out firing as four kills by Hailey Berwick and two aces by Chandi Johnson led the way to a 10-1 advantage in the first set. A kill by Miah Pippenger and an ace

Not many things went right for Bainville’s football team as the Bulldogs’ outstanding season came to an end with a 52-0 playoff loss against Highwood on Saturday, Nov. 2. After Highwood’s defense stopped the Bulldogs on their first possession, the Mountaineers drove 44 yards for the game’s opening touchdown. Zach Johnston, a 215-pound senior, scored from the one with 7:07 left in the

Culbertson defeated Frazer by a 25-14, 25-10, 25-9, margin on Friday morning. The Cowgirls were ahead by only an 8-5 margin early in the first set until striking for 10 straight points. Three aces by Jazzmin Fugere and kills by Mariana Burciaga and Emma Berwick led the Cowgirls’ streak. Frazer’s Maci Fourstar-Sibley accounted for a kill and ace to close the gap to 208. After Culbertson’s

Froid/Lake knocked off Brockton by a 25-10, 25-6, 2512, final on Friday morning. The first set was deadlocked at 7-7 until the Red Hawks ran off 11 straight points. Leading the charge were kills by Mara Salvevold, Isabelle Nordwick and Joelle Davidson along with the serving of Brooklynn Nordwick. Ahead by a 22-10 margin, Froid/Lake ended the first set on kills by Salvevold and B. Nordwick.

After falling behind by 10 points early, the Culbertson Cowboys regrouped and ran their way to a 35-22 home victory over Circle in a battle to decide the second-place spot in the Eastern football conference. Trailing 16-6 with 4:54 left in the half, the Cowboys started the momentum-shifting drive on their own 15 and quickly moved to the Circle 24 on long runs by tailback Reese Moon and quarterback