Culbertson’s defensive unit was ready for the football season as the Cowboys held Chinook scoreless for most of the game to earn an 18-8 opening victory. “Defensively, we looked good,” Culbertson Coach Brian Manning said after the game. He mentioned the solid defensive play of Nyreece Halvorson and Mark Kirkaldie up-front along with strong performances from Gavin Deen, Micah Eagleboy

The Culbertson/Bainville cross-country team opened its season at the Wolf Point Invitational on Friday, Aug. 25. Rebekah Ellerkamp, a freshman, finished in 13th place with a time of 27:08.66 to lead the squad. Top runners in the girls’ division were Scobey’s Mya Green at 21:39.86, Scobey’s Mia Handran at 21:57.91, Fairview’s Sophie Sundheim at 23:30.74, Richey/Lambert’s Brynne Hill

The Culbertson Cowgirls advanced as far as the semi-final round during the Culbertson Invitational held on Saturday, Aug. 26. Savage defeated Scobey in the championship match of the eight-team volleyball tournament. Culbertson placed third in its pool with a victory over Lustre and losses against Savage and Scobey. Froid/Lake took second in its pool with victories over Nashua and Culbertson’s

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks opened their football season by cruising to a 63-0 victory in Jordan on Friday, Aug. 25. “We did pretty well for our first game,” Froid/Lake Coach Michael Reiter said. “They had good attitudes.” Froid/Lake got on the scoreboard quickly when Mason Dethman intercepted a pass and returned the ball for a touchdown on Jordan’s first possession. Dethman kicked the

The Bainville Bulldogs took first place in their pool and advanced into the semi-final round during the Culbertson Invitational on Saturday, Aug. 26. During pool play at the season-opening volleyball tournament, the Bulldogs posted victories over Froid/ Lake, Nashua and Culbertson’s JVs. Bainville opened elimination play by beating Lustre Christian by a 25-19, 25-18, final. The Bulldogs

The Culbertson Cowboys were one of the top four football teams in Class C last season, and the Cowboys look to continue their winning ways this year. Culbertson started practice last week with about 30 players. The group included several freshmen plus some upperclassmen who didn’t play last season. “It’s a lot more than I expected,” coach Brian Manning said of the turnout. “We’ve

The Culbertson Cowgirls will feature a new look this volleyball season as they lost most of their starters from last season to graduation. Destiny Thompson is the team’s lone senior on the squad. She earned second team All-Conference honors a season ago. Juniors on the team are Jazmin Fugere, Serenity Wilbanks and Macy Lambert. “I think we will definitely be doing some rebuilding,”