The Bainville Bulldogs aim to continue their very successful school year in athletics with a good track season this spring. The Bulldogs feature 18 athletes, equally divided between boys and girls. Bainville’s girls’ squad includes school record holders Elsie Wilson and Hailey Berwick. Wilson, a senior, is the school record holder in the 100, long jump, triple jump and 300-meter hurdles.

The Froid/Lake golf program has a turnout of nine golfers to start the season under new head coach Autumn Murray. Murray’s golf background includes taking up the sport and playing it quite a bit as an adult. “It came down to the final day and no one had signed up,” Murray said of why she took over the duties. “I didn’t want the program to cease to exist. I have a passion for golf.”

as the assistant. Murray applied for the position after it became open. They have each coached at the junior high level the last four years. “I’ve had all these kids before, so I decided to move up with them,” Murray said. Froid/Lake Track Schedule April 10: at Richey/ Lambert Invitational in Lambert April 17: at Baker Invitational April 25: at Glendive Invitational April 29:

Lustre’s boys’ basketball team had its season end against rival Scobey, 70-52, during loser-out action at the Class C state tournament in Butte on Saturday, March 15. After a 16-16 deadlock at the end of the first quarter, the Lions struck for six straight points on four points by Diek Olfert and a basket off a rebound by senior Byron Ewing to take a 25-20 advantage. Scobey responded with

Basketball players from Lustre Christian and Frazer have each been voted to the District 3C All-Conference team. Lustre players selected to the boys’ team were sophomore Cam Reddig, junior Johnslee Pierre, senior Clay Reddig and senior Byron Ewing. Scobey, who placed third at the state tournament, also had four players on the All-Conference team with juniors Bram Handran, John Carney, Brecken