The Bainville Bulldogs look forward to a strong season with 18 athletes this track campaign. “We have a lot of state qualifiers from last year,” Bainville Coach Chance Hyatt said. Heading the list are seniors Samuel Butikofer and Charles Butikofer. The twins tied for fifth place in the high jump at the Class C state track meet last season. Charles also qualified for the state meet in

Bainville’s golf program has a good turnout of 10 students this season. “This is the most that I’ve ever had,” Coach Dan Lambert said. He estimates that he’s been coaching for eight years. Returning golfers for the Bulldogs include Alex Strickland, Kailyn Romo and Chandi Johnston. Romo qualified for the state meet last year. Lambert is pleased that the Bulldogs have enough

The Bainville Bulldogs earned fourth place at the Eastern C girls’ basketball divisional tournament held in Glasgow during the weekend. The Bulldogs lost to Scobey, 52-31, in the third-place game on Saturday, March 2. North Country defeated Plentywood, 55-23, for the divisional title. North Country and Plentywood will represent the Eastern C at the state tournament in Billings. Bainville

The Bainville Bulldogs advanced to Saturday night by downing Circle, 44-35, during action at the Eastern C divisional tournament on Saturday, March 2. The Bulldogs put together an 8-0 run in the second quarter to take the lead for good. After trailing by a 10-6 margin, Bainville tied the game on consecutive baskets by Elsie Wilson off assists from Tally Berwick. A basket by T. Berwick put

Bainville’s girls’ basketball team fought off Lustre by a 50-46 final during opening round action at the Eastern C divisional tournament in Glasgow on Thursday, Feb. 29. The Bulldogs led for nearly all of the contest but had little breathing room throughout the night. After a 15-footer by Lustre’s Alexa Reddig pulled the Lions to 33-32 with 1:15 left in the third quarter, the Bulldogs

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks played probably their best game of the boys’ basketball season but fell to Scobey, 6458, in the third-place game at the Eastern C divisional tournament in Glasgow on Friday, March 1. The explosive Spartans enjoyed a 34-21 advantage with under two minutes to play in the first half, but Froid/ Lake’s Mason Dethman accounted for the final eight points of the half, including

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks kept their season alive with a 50-38 victory over Circle as Mason Dethman scored 28 points to lead the way at the Eastern C divisional tournament on Friday, March 1. The game was deadlocked at 13-13 early in the second quarter before Dethman tallied six straight points for the Red Hawks. After a free throw by Circle’s Conner Guldborg, the Red Hawks ended the half