As of Monday, Nov. 2, Roosevelt County had 68 current active cases of COVID-19. A total of cases with 30 deaths have been reported. There were two new positive cases in the county. As of Tuesday, Nov. 3, there were 69 active cases of COVID-19 in Indian Health Service-eligible persons living on the Fort Peck Reservation. Twenty-five tribally enrolled members have died from COVID-19-related causes.

With howling winds challenging offensive attacks, Froid/Lake’s defense made a statement in its quarter-final round playoff game against Harlowton/Ryegate on Saturday, Oct. 31. The defense, highlighted with relentless pressure from linemen Quinn Abar and Colt Miller, dominated action as the Red Hawks marched on for a 52-6 victory in Medicine Lake. “Our defense played amazingly,” Froid/Lake

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks put up a good fight but lost to Plentywood, 16-25, 16-25, 16-25, in the District 1C volleyball tournament’s championship match on Saturday, Oct. 31. The Red Hawks will enter the Eastern C divisional tournament as the second seed from District 1-C. They will face Circle at 10 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 5, in Sidney. Advancing to the divisional tournament from District 1C

Froid/Lake placed second at the District 1C volleyball tournament. Team members include (front row, left to right) Jaeleigh Davidson, Emma Barrick, Makaylee Elvsaas, Mara Salvevold, (back row) Meg Ator, Dasani Nesbit, Sydney Dethman, Kinsey Rasmussen, Aleah Johnson, Kennedy Ereth, Baylee Davidson and Carolyne Christoffersen. (Submitted photo)

Froid/Lake’s Carolyne attacks during the district tournament. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks clinched a berth to the divisional volleyball tournament with a hard-fought home victory over Richey/Lambert on Thursday, Oct. 29. The District 1C tournament match, played in Medicine Lake, featured a strong start by the Red Hawks in the opening set as an ace by Kinsey Rasmussen along with the net play of Sydney Dethman and Dasani Nesbit led to an 8-2 lead. A block