In the first game under new head coach Lance Berndt, Bainville’s girls’ basketball team posted a 51-29 win over Plevna during the tip-off tournament in Glasgow on Friday, Dec. 1. The Bulldogs held a 16-9 lead at the end of the first quarter, but Plevna closed the gap to 16-14 on a three-pointer by Brylee Swarts and two free throws by Emma Thielen to open the second quarter. Ahead by

Bainville’s girls cruised to a 56-18 win over Turner during the Class C Tip-off tournament in Glasgow on Saturday, Dec. 2. The Bulldogs jumped out to a 10-2 lead in the opening quarter. Hailey Berwick hit two three-pointers and had eight points in the period. Bainville increased its lead to 31-8 in the second quarter. Miah Pippenger connected on three three-pointers during the quarter

Bainville’s boys’ basketball team posted its first victory of the season when the Bulldogs stopped Turner, 53-46, in Glasgow on Saturday, Dec. 2. The Bulldogs took a 12-8 lead in the first quarter as Alex Strickland hit two three-pointers to lead the attack. After holding a 22-20 halftime advantage, Bainville scored 15 points in the third quarter for a 37-25 margin. Cayden Boyd scored

Playing short-handed, Bainville’s boys’ basketball squad put up a good fight but lost to Plevna, 59-37, on Friday, Dec. 1. The Bulldogs fell behind by a 14-7 margin in the first quarter and trailed by a 21-9 score, but Bainville responded with consecutive three-pointers by Cayden Boyd and Rowan Wilson. A 14-footer by Boyd kept Bainville close at 28-17, but the Cougars held a 30-17 halftime

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks accomplished a remarkable football season in 2023. After winning the conference championship, the Red Hawks accounted for two comeback playoff victories on their way to the state title game. Froid/Lake’s string of victories ended when the Red Hawks’ explosive offensive attack couldn’t quite score enough points in a 63-48 loss against Centerville in the six-man state

In a game that featured a huge display of fireworks provided from both offenses, Froid/Lake’s attack was too much at the end as the Red Hawks posted an 82-70 semi-final round victory over Harlowton/Ryegate/Judith Gap in six-man football action on Saturday, Nov. 11. “Defensively, we struggled,” Froid/Lake coach Michael Reiter said after the win. “It’s awesome that we scored 82 points