With five starters returning from last season’s team, the Froid/Lake Red Hawks are hoping for a return trip to the Class C state volleyball tournament this year. Seniors on the squad are Carolyne Christoffersen, Dasani Nesbit, Baylee Davidson, Aleah Johnson and McKaylee Elvsaas. Nesbit and Christoffersen were each All-State selections last year. Davidson and Johnson each earned second team

The Bainville Bulldogs hope that youth will be served this volleyball season. The Bainville will open their season at home against Savage on Friday, Aug. 26, and then compete at the Culbertson Invitational on Saturday, Aug. 27. Teams at the tournament will include Culbertson, Lustre, Scobey, Savage, Brockton, Nashua and Froid/Lake. Pool play begins at 8 a.m. Teams in Bainville’s pool

Volleyball season will begin with the eight-team Culbertson Invitational on Saturday, Aug. 27. Action starts at 8 a.m. Pool A for the tournament will include Culbertson, Scobey, Lustre Christian and Savage. Pool B teams are Bainville, Froid/Lake, Brockton and Nashua. After pool play, a single-elimination tournament will follow. The Culbertson Cowgirls qualified for the divisional volleyball

With five starters returning from last season’s team, the Froid/Lake Red Hawks are hoping for a return trip to the Class C state volleyball tournament this year. Seniors on the squad are Carolyne Christoffersen, Dasani Nesbit, Baylee Davidson, Aleah Johnson and McKaylee Elvsaas. Nesbit and Christoffersen were each All-State selections last year. Davidson and Johnson each earned second team

The Bainville Bulldogs hope that youth will be served this volleyball season. Bainville’s roster of 12 players includes zero seniors, four juniors, two sophomores and six freshmen. “We have to figure out who our leaders are since we don’t have any seniors,” Bainville coach Kallie Clarke said. “They are a really good group of kids.” The Bulldogs do possess a good amount of playing

A year after earning second place at the state girls’ cross-country meet, the Culbertson/Bainville team enjoys a good turnout this fall. Kayli Olson, Destiny Thompson and Megan Granbois are returning members of last year’s girls’ squad. Culbertson had 59 points at state compared to champion Manhattan Christian’s 47 points. The Culbertson/Bainville boys’ cross country team took

After a great turnaround season in 2021, the Culbertson Cowboys are hungry for more success this football campaign. “We’re excited to be back,” Culbertson Coach Brian Manning said at one of the team’s first practices. He noted the Cowboys are young with 14 of their 22 players being either sophomores or freshmen. “It’s a pretty good number,” Manning said of the turnout. “That’s