Culbertson hosted a cross-country meet that featured nine teams on Saturday, Oct. 14. Scobey took first place in the boys’ team standings with nine points and Plentywood placed second with 12 points. Baker’s Hunter Bailey was the overall winner with a time of 18:11.54. Colin Purvis of Culbertson/ Bainville took 16th place with a time of 25:03.60. In the girls’ division, Scobey

The Brockton Warriors had three runners compete during the Harlem Invitational held on Friday, Oct. 13. In the girls’ division, Brockton’s Braelynn Demarrias placed 35th with a time of 26:57.33 and Taylor Cummins took 46th at 30:42.14. Brockton’s Kameron Rattling Thunder finished in 52nd place with a time of 23:01.89 in the boys’ division.

The Bainville Bulldogs lost a heart-breaking overtime football game played in Lambert on Friday, Oct. 6. The Richey/Lambert Fusion came away with a 32-30 victory in the key conference showdown. Bainville led early in the contest, but a touchdown by Sage Spinner on the last play of the first half put the Fusion ahead by an 18-16 margin. The Fusion drove inside Bainville territory early

Froid/Lake knocked off the Richey/Lambert Fusion during conference volleyball play on Friday, Oct. 6. The Red Hawks emerged with a 25-21, 25-20, 25-10 victory. Isabelle Nordwick scored 11 kills. Brooklynn Nordwick accounted for six aces, 16 assists and two blocks. Mara Salvevold finished with eight kills, 10 digs, two blocks and four aces. Alexa Nelson had nine digs. The Red Hawks

Culbertson’s Rebekah Ellerkamp finished in 32nd place at the Sidney Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 7. The freshman had a time of 24:25.1. Miles City’s Peyton Frame was the winner in the girls’ division with a time of 19:54.9. The top three girls’ teams were Miles City with 41 points, Sidney with 83 and Glasgow with 91 points. Colin Purvis of the Culbertson/ Bainville placed 60th

Culbertson downed Brockton by a final margin of 2510, 25-14, 25-13, during conference volleyball action on Thursday, Oct. 5. Destiny Thompson accounted for 14 of Culbertson’s 29 kills in the match. Serving five aces each were Jazzmin Fugere, Leandra Perkins and Thompson. Burciage had seven digs. Ivy Colvin finished with 11 assists. The Cowgirls then earned an exciting 25-17,