With just one week left in the District 2C regular season for basketball, some places are still to be determined heading into the district tournament schedule for Feb. 19-22 in Sidney. In the girls’ standings, Bainville tops the field with a 12-0 record while Plentywood stands second at 9-3. Brockton and Savage are tied for third place with 7-5 records. Right behind are the Richey/Lambert

The Bainville Bulldogs swept basketball contests against Richey/Lambert in District 2C action on Friday, Jan. 31. Bainville’s boys posted a 51--33 victory over the Fusion. The Bulldogs jumped out to a 16-8 lead in the first quarter and increased the gap to 26-16 at the half. After holding a 38-26 lead at the end of the third period, the Bulldogs tallied 13 more points in the fourth period.

The Bainville Bulldogs and Lustre Lions split basketball games during non-conference action in Bainville on Saturday, Feb. 1. In the girls’ game, Bainville came away with a 63-39 victory. After leading 11-9 at the end of the first quarter, the Bulldogs struck for 22 points in the second period for a 33-17 lead. Bainville outscored the Lions by a 14-10 margin in the third quarter.

Poplar’s girls’ basketball team put together a strong third quarter and held off Froid/Lake, 38-35, during non-conference action on Thursday, Jan. 30. The Indians held a slim 1814 half-time advantage, but Poplar then struck for the first nine points of the third quarter on a three-pointer by Mattie Ayers, a steal and drive by Bailey Dupree, a fast-break basket by Cammie Martell and an inside