The Culbertson/Bainville cross-country team placed fourth in the team standings at the Poplar Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 3. Culbertson/Bainville accounted for 92 points. The top three teams were Poplar with 45, Glasgow with 73 and Scobey with 74 points. Leading Culbertson/Bainville were freshman Hailey Berwick with a time of 24:17.09 for 10th place and sophomore Elsie Wilson with a

It was a growing time for the Froid/Lake Red Hawks. Entering the season without a great deal of quality playing time experience, the Red Hawks fell behind 20-0 but showed the character of champions by scoring a 49-48 home victory over Custer/ Hysham/Melstone on Saturday, Aug. 28. The Red Hawks were able to grab a 42-40 advantage when Mason Dethman connected with Landen Kelm on a 31-yard touchdown

The Culbertson Cowboys put up a good battle but lost at Chinook by a 38-32 score on Saturday, Aug. 27. Chinook scored two early touchdowns off of fumbles by the Cowboys. Culbertson trailed by two touchdowns at the half. The Cowboys came as close as five points during the second half. A potential game-tying touchdown in the final two minutes was called back due to a holding penalty. “As

Volleyball squads from Culbertson, Froid/Lake and Bainville each accounted for highlights during the Culbertson Invitational on Saturday, Aug. 27. Savage earned first place in the eight-team tournament by defeating Scobey, 21-25, 25-21, 15-8, in the title match. Culbertson During pool play, the Culbertson Cowgirls were undefeated with victories over Savage, Lustre Christian and Scobey.

Culbertson /Bainville placed fourth in the boys’ standings at the season- opening cross country meet in Wolf Point on Friday, Aug. 26. The squad finished with 80 points at the meet. The top three teams were Williston Trinity with 42, Poplar with 48 and Plentywood with 67. Trevor Green led Culbertson/ Bainville with a time of 22:49.98 for 18th place. Dawson Bergum was right behind in 19th

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks football team will host Custer/Hysham/Melstone to open its season on Saturday, Aug. 27, at 1 p.m. The two-time defending six-man football state champions feature a lot of depth this football season. “I feel we’re deeper than last year,” coach Michael Reiter said of the 20-player team. “We’re going to miss the five All-State players, but we have others who