Culbertson/Bainville cross country members fought through heavy winds to compete at the Glasgow Invitational held in Fort Peck on Saturday, Oct. 5. Harlem’s freshman Ethan Walker finished first in the boys’ competition with a time of 16:11.4. Culbertson /Bainville’s Arlie Purvis placed 36th at 21:37.7. Gunner Glas took 43rd place at 22:45.1. Colin Purvis took 52nd place with

Bainville’s volleyball team lost a competitive volleyball match at Scobey on Friday, Oct. 4. The Bulldogs fell by a 15-25, 21-25, 18-25 final. The Bulldogs suffered with a slow start and trailed 8-0 in the first set. The Bulldogs then got going and came as close as 11-8 on kills by Miah Pippenger and Casey Myers. After Scobey increased its lead to 16-9 on kills by Camrie Holum and Emery

Bainville’s volleyball team posted a straight set home victory over Culbertson on Thursday, Oct. 3. The Bulldogs won by a 2514, 25-20, 25-10, final. The Cowgirls stayed close early in the first set as an ace by Ivy Colvin, a tip by Jazzmin Fugere and a kill by Emma Berwick kept them within striking range at 14-11. Bainville accounted for nine of the next 10 points with the powerful serving

Culbertson overcame a slow start and stopped Ekalaka, 50-16, in Eastern C football action on the road on Friday, Sept. 27. After a fumble by the Cowboys, Ekalaka scored the game’s first touchdown on a three-yard run with 3:16 left in the opening period. Down by an 8-0 margin, Culbertson struck back when Bridger Salvevold and Dawson Bergum connected on a fourth-down pass that covered

In only their second year of existence, Brockton’s football program continues to improve. The Warriors, however, lost their home game against Froid/Lake by a 48-6 final on Saturday, Sept. 28. Froid/Lake got into scoring position quickly when Eddie Orozco intercepted a pass at the Brockton 30. Two plays later, Eddie Orozco broke loose for a 19-yard touchdown run. Brockton created an offensive

Froid/Lake’s Carsen carries the ball for the Red Hawks in Brockton. The Red Hawks have a bye this week. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)