Class C football, especially in northeastern Montana, is certainly what high school sports should be about. Evidence was the hard-hitting football game between Culbertson and Fairview on Oct. 7. At that point of the season, both teams were undefeated in league play so the battle was to decide the conference championship. Players on both sides of the field displayed great determination as

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks came a play or two and a point away from pulling off a playoff upset on Saturday, Nov. 12. Despite a fantastic effort by the Red Hawks, Broadview/Lavina escaped with a 35-34 home semi-final football victory in six-man action. Each squad scored a touchdown in the first quarter, which ended with the Pirates up 8-6. Froid/Lake’s score came on a 62-yard kickoff return by

Basketball fans of Bainville and their opponents will enjoy the new scoreboard in the school’s gym this season. The large scoreboard features the ability to keep track of each players’ points and fouls. With the new shot clock rule by the Montana High School Association, Bainville now also has shot clocks and the backboard lights up when the time expires. Donors included Blue Rock,

Culbertson’s outstanding football season experienced a tough ending when the Cowboys lost at Belt, 38-0, in the semi-final round of the state eight-man playoffs on Saturday, Nov. 12. The Cowboys accounted for a couple of scoring opportunities in the first half, but they were unable to reach the end zone. Culbertson opened the contest by driving from its own 20 to inside the Belt 30. A

The Culbertson Cowboys realized to have success in their quarter-final round playoff game against Superior, they were going to need to rely on the running attack led by tailback Kobe Nickoloff and fullback Justice Bengochea. Nickoloff finished with 266 rushing yards and Bengochea added 113 yards. The result was the Cowboys scoring a 56-34 victory. The win was Culbertson’s first in the quarter-final

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks appear to be peaking at the right time as they crushed Valier, 44-8, in a quarter-final round football playoff game on Saturday, Nov. 5. “We just played a complete game, everybody did their job,” Froid/Lake Coach Michael Reiter said. “We ran the ball the way we wanted to and our defense played great.” The Red Hawks opened the home contest by stopping Valier