Culbertson cross country runner Jade Lone Bear presents a star quilt to activities director David Solem during senior night on Saturday, Oct. 11. The senior football players and cross country runners were honored. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

The Culbertson Eagles’s flag football team included coaches Mike Smith and Shawn Larsen and players Jaxon Laber, Rhett Berwick, McKinley Rhodes, Josie Rhodes, Emma Sorensen, Logan Primeau, Remington Smith, Thomas Johnston, Oliver Becker and Breckyn Sc hmidt. (Photo by Shelby Manning)

Culbertson’s volleyball squad came back to win an exciting five-set conference match over Froid/Lake on Tuesday, Oct. 7. The Cowgirls posted a 1625, 24-26, 25-18, 25-12, 15-7, league victory. In the fifth and deciding set, Culbertson opened with an ace by Ayden Ator. The Red Hawks tied the score on a kill by Atley Jensen. Culbertson struck back with three points on a spike by Payton Labatte

The Culbertson Cowboys came out fired up and never looked back in their 41-6 conference football victory over Ekalaka at home on Friday, Oct. 3. The victory was a key one for Culbertson’s goal of advancing to the post-season playoffs. “That was huge,” Culbertson Coach Brian Manning said. “We’re in a pretty good spot as it stands right now.” The Cowboys opened the game with

Culbertson fought off Lustre in a non-conference volleyball match that went four sets in Lustre on Tuesday, Sept. 30. The Cowgirls came away with a 25-15, 18-25, 25-15, 25-19 victory. The serving of Stella Fox and net play of Catherine Donaldson led Culbertson to an 18-8 advantage in the first set. The Lions were able to battle back to 19-13 on aces by Hannah Brown and a kill by Aleah Fast.

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks put up a strong fight in the first half but lost at home against Terry, 49-26, during six-man football action on Saturday, Oct. 4. After Terry reached the end zone on its first possession of the conference contest, the Red Hawks hit paydirt late in the quarter when Aaron Orozco threw the ball across the field to Carsen Kelm and the play resulted in a 68-yard touchdown