Rocky Mountain College’s senior forward Sydney Dethman was named third team All-American, released by the NAIA on Monday. Dethman, a high school standout for Froid/Lake, made a historical impact in her only season with the Battlin’ Bears. She averaged 16.2 points, 5.7 rebounds, and 1.6 assists per game, shooting 50.4 percent from the field and starting in all 31 games for Rocky this season.

Poplar’s golf program features seven boys and five girls this season. “We have more girls out this year,” Poplar Coach Brock Copenhaver said. “It’s a good number to work with.” Girls with the most playing experience include junior Bree Brown, sophomore Frankie Crawford and Masina Youpee. Senior Angelina Escarcega also is expected to have a solid season for the Indians. At last

The Poplar Indians are pleased with a turnout of 12 girls for the sport of tennis under new head coach Amanda Simonson. The Indians ended last season’s campaign with only five players. “I want them to learn the basics and have fun,” Simonson said of her goals. Players with varsity experience include Angelina Escarcega, Ruby Blackhorn, Essence Headdress, Payton Greyhawk and Jayda

Members of the Lustre track team include, front from left, Jacob Rigby, KJ Brown, Justice Byers, Holly Hilkemann, Rachel Pew, Lauryn Holzrichter, and Meredith Valentine; back, Prestyn Klatt, Yoseph Lee, Diek Olfert, Kayden Charette, Mason Hilkemann, Jaden Gibson, Ashtyn Traeholt and Sidney Klatt. Not pictured are Johnslee Pierre, Byron Ewing and Eden Lorenz. Coaches for the Lions are Lynn Unrau, Brooke

The Frazer Bearcubs open their track season with one of the highest amount of participants in recent history. The program features 27 athletes including 14 at the high school level. “It’s our biggest turnout in many years,” Frazer Coach Myron Jackson said. Among the top athletes on Frazer’s boys’ team is Gabe Beston, who earned All-State honors at last fall’s Class C state cross

The Culbertson High School track program features 25 athletes including 16 boys this campaign. Coach Dave Solem is pleased with the squad’s attitude heading and is looking forward to a successful year. “It’s a good bunch,” Solem said. “They want to be out.” Culbertson’s athletes with state meet experience include Reese Moon in jumps, Aden Drake in hurdles, Bridger Salvevold

Culbertson’s golf program enjoys a turnout of 10 players this season. Golfers for Culbertson include senior Mark Kirkaldie, senior Bridger Salvevold, junior Ian Snyder, junior Will Salvevold, sophomore Glen Sager, freshman Wyatt Martin, freshman Felixe Becker, junior Isabella Apple, junior Josie Simonsen and freshman Kinley Wallace. Kirkaldie, Salvevold, Snyder, Apple and Simonsen are returning