Lynn Nyquist of the Nyquist Foundation (from left) honors Cullbertson’s freshman writers Emma Henry and Serenity Rogalla. Also pictured is English teacher Shelly Panasuk.
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Lynn Nyquist of the Nyquist Foundation (from left) honors Cullbertson’s freshman writers Emma Henry and Serenity Rogalla. Also pictured is English teacher Shelly Panasuk.
(Photo submitted)
The Culbertson Cowboys posted a District 2C home win over Savage, 55-46, on Friday, Jan. 23.
Culbertson earned a 16-13 lead in the first quarter and moved ahead 27-22 in the second period.
The Cowboys then struck for 13 points in the third period for a 40-28 margin.
Leading Culbertson’s attack were Brooks Solem with 21 and Plenny Williams with 16 points.
Cal Steppler tallied 10
The Culbertson Cowboys posted a District 2C home win over Savage, 55-46, on Friday, Jan. 23.
Culbertson earned a 16-13 lead in the first quarter and moved ahead 27-22 in the second period.
The Cowboys then struck for 13 points in the third period for a 40-28 margin.
Leading Culbertson’s attack were Brooks Solem with 21 and Plenny Williams with 16 points.
Cal Steppler tallied 10
Despite a strong comeback in the third quarter, the Culbertson Cowgirls fell against Savage, 41-31, at home on Friday, Jan. 23.
The Cowgirls trailed 12-2 at the end of the first period and by a 20-14 half-time margin.
Culbertson cut the margin to 23-21 on a drive by Anna Steppler and tied the game at 23-23 on a 15-footer by Ivy Colvin to end the third quarter.
Aspen Peterson led Savage
Despite a strong comeback in the third quarter, the Culbertson Cowgirls fell against Savage, 41-31, at home on Friday, Jan. 23.
The Cowgirls trailed 12-2 at the end of the first period and by a 20-14 half-time margin.
Culbertson cut the margin to 23-21 on a drive by Anna Steppler and tied the game at 23-23 on a 15-footer by Ivy Colvin to end the third quarter.
Aspen Peterson led Savage
Froid/Lake’s girls’ basketball team posted a 40-31 victory over Poplar’s JVs on Thursday, Jan. 22.
The Red Hawks took a 12-8 lead in the first quarter and held a 20-15 half-time advantage.
Froid/Lake outscored Poplar by a 10-8 margin in both the third and fourth quarters.
Isabelle Nordwick accounted for 18 of Froid/Lake’s points.
Also scoring were Laytyn Davidson with eight,
Froid/Lake’s girls’ basketball team posted a 40-31 victory over Poplar’s JVs on Thursday, Jan. 22.
The Red Hawks took a 12-8 lead in the first quarter and held a 20-15 half-time advantage.
Froid/Lake outscored Poplar by a 10-8 margin in both the third and fourth quarters.
Isabelle Nordwick accounted for 18 of Froid/Lake’s points.
Also scoring were Laytyn Davidson with eight,
Bainville’s boys’ basketball team came away with a 64-39 league victory over MonDak on Saturday, Jan. 22.
After the Thunder took a 13-7 lead in the first quarter, the Bulldogs accounted for 16 points in the second period for a 23-16 lead.
Bainville struck for 25 more points in the third period for a 48-31 advantage.
Parker Berwick accounted for 31 points to lead the Bulldogs.
Also
Bainville’s boys’ basketball team came away with a 64-39 league victory over MonDak on Saturday, Jan. 22.
After the Thunder took a 13-7 lead in the first quarter, the Bulldogs accounted for 16 points in the second period for a 23-16 lead.
Bainville struck for 25 more points in the third period for a 48-31 advantage.
Parker Berwick accounted for 31 points to lead the Bulldogs.
Also
Bainville fought off Mon-Dak, 48-41, during District 2C girls’ basketball action on Saturday, Jan. 24. The Bulldogs led by only a 37-34 margin at the end of the third quarter.
Ahead by a 41-39 score, the Bulldogs increased their lead with a free throw by Jaylynn Bjorge and a three-point shot by Addison Hansen.
Lila Butikofer then scored off a pass from Hansen to put the margin at 47-39 with
Bainville fought off Mon-Dak, 48-41, during District 2C girls’ basketball action on Saturday, Jan. 24. The Bulldogs led by only a 37-34 margin at the end of the third quarter.
Ahead by a 41-39 score, the Bulldogs increased their lead with a free throw by Jaylynn Bjorge and a three-point shot by Addison Hansen.
Lila Butikofer then scored off a pass from Hansen to put the margin at 47-39 with
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