The Bainville Bulldogs opened the District 1C volleyball tournament by downing MonDak, 25-12, 25-15, 2511, on Thursday, Oct. 27. A spike by Miah Pippenger and an ace by Kendra Romo helped the Bulldogs earn a 12-6 lead in the first set. Three straight aces by Elsie Wilson increased the gap to 20-9. Two kills by Hailey Berwick and a strong serve by Lila Butikofer down the stretch put the final

The Bainville Bulldogs edged Richey/Lambert during action at the district volleyball tournament in Plentywood on Friday, Oct. 28. Bainville scored a 25-23, 2520, 25-22, victory. The Bulldogs tied the first set at 18-18 on a kill by Brecklyn Pippenger, but the Fusion moved ahead 21-19. Kills by Miah Pippenger and Elsie Wilson put the Bulldogs ahead. A serve by Chandi Johnson was good for a 23-21

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks fought off Bainville, 27-25, 25-14, 29-27, in a well-played match at the district volleyball tournament in Plentywood on Thursday, Oct. 27. The Red Hawks utilized strong net play by Carolyne Christoffersen and Jaeleigh Davidson to gain a 13-7 advantage in the first set. Bainville stayed close on two spikes by Lila Butikofer and a block by Elsie Wilson. After a perfect

The Culbertson/Bainville girls’ squad put together an outstanding effort to earn second place at the Class C state cross country meet in Missoula on Saturday, Oct. 22. Culbertson/Bainville finished with 50 points to capture the second-place trophy. Manhattan Christian topped the standings with 37 points. Also in the top five were Scobey with 55 points, North Toole County with 59 and Plentywood

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks clinched first place in the district with a home victory over Bainville on Tuesday, Oct. 18. The 14-team district tournament begins Thursday, Oct. 27, in Plentywood. Froid/Lake edged Bainville by a 25-11, 25-18, 25-22, margin in Froid. Froid/Lake took an 8-4 lead in the first set on two kills by Dasani Nesbit and an ace by Makaylee Elvsaas. A kill and ace by Nesbit

Bainville’s football team ended its season in a memorable way when a touchdown and conversion with 12 seconds left lifted the Bulldogs over Jordan, 34-33, on Thursday, Oct. 20. “It was a great way to end the year. It helps,” Bainville Coach Shawn Romo said after the home victory. The Bulldogs entered the game without a conference win and with three starters out with injuries.