09 March 2023
Red Hawks Lose Contest At Buzzer
A three-pointer at the buzzer ended the season for Froid/Lake’s boys’ basketball team at the Eastern C divisional tournament on Saturday, March 4.
Plentywood’s Carson Solberg hit an off-balanced shot from three-point range to edge the Red Hawks, 53-50, on Saturday morning.
The Red Hawks led most of the contest including by a 22-16 half-time margin.
The scoring of Mason Dethman
Froid/Lake Girls Play Strong Against Plentywood
Froid/Lake’s girls’ basketball team accounted for a solid defensive effort but lost to Plentywood, 41-26, in the first round of the Eastern C divisional tournament on Wednesday, March 1.
Plentywood gained a 21-10 half-time margin, but the Red Hawks tallied the first five points of the third quarter on a hoop by Dasani Nesbit and a three-pointer by Bailee Davidson.
The quarter ended with
Red Hawks Fall Short Against Circle Girls
Froid’s girls’ basketball squad lost against Circle, 3730, in loser-out play at the Eastern C divisional tournament in Wolf Point on Thursday, March 2.
The Red Hawks trailed by a 10-5 margin at the end of the first quarter and 14-10 midway into the second period when Circle’s Tina Hogan accounted for seven straight points to increase the margin to 21-10.
Froid/Lake responded with the
Red Hawks Open Tourney With Win
The Froid/Lake Red Hawks picked up their intensity in the second half and downed Nashua, 48-32, in the first round of the Eastern C divisional boys’ basketball tournament in Wolf Point on Thursday, March 2.
Nashua’s Grady Nielsen scored the last six points of the first half to pull the Porcupines to 16-15 at intermission.
The Red Hawks opened the third quarter with the opening 12 points
Red Hawks Drop Game Against Lustre
After a close first half, Lustre’s boys’ basketball squad pulled away in the third quarter to beat Froid/Lake, 44-31, in the semi-final round of the Eastern C divisional tournament on Friday, March 3.
Ahead by a 17-13 half-time margin, the Lions’ man-toman defense held Froid/Lake scoreless for more than five minutes to open the third quarter. A basket by Byron Ewing, a free throw by Jasiah
