The Froid/Lake Red Hawks opened their conference football season with a bang on Saturday, Sept. 25. The defending state champions exploded for 36 points in the first quarter and earned a 44-7 victory at Wibaux. A fumble recovery by Connor Huft gave the Red Hawks possession at the Wibaux eight. Quarterback Mason Dethman ran in for the touchdown to put the score at 6-0 just 13 seconds into

Bainville kicked off its conference football season with an impressive 54-19 victory in Jordan on Friday, Sept. 24. “That’s the best we’ve played overall for sure,” Bainville Coach Trustin Holcomb said. The Bulldogs enjoyed a 4213 half-time advantage. Jesse Strickland highlighted Bainville’s offensive attack with three rushing and five passing touchdowns. Sam Butikofer

Froid/Lake earned a straight-set conference volleyball victory over Culbertson on Tuesday, Sept. 21. The Red Hawks posted a 25-13, 25-9, 25-21, win during action in Medicine Lake. Leading Froid/Lake’s attack were Dasani Nesbit with 10 kills and Carolyne Christofferson with seven kills. Baylee Davidson finished with 15 assists, two aces and a dig. Mara Salvevold scored seven kills

Froid/Lake posted conference volleyball wins over Richey/Lambert and Scobey during a busy weekend. The Red Hawks defeated Richey/Lambert by a 25-13, 25-13, 25-20, final. Dasani Nesbit accounted for 12 kills and two aces in the victory. Carolyne Christoffersen finished with two blocks. Baylee Davidson served four aces. Aleah Johnson had four digs. The Red Hawks then downed Scobey,

The Bainville Bulldogs downed Lustre, 25-15, 25-12, 25-13, in conference volleyball play on Saturday, Sept. 25. Miah Pippenger led the Bulldogs with seven aces and seven kills. Kendra Romo finished with nine assists. Brecklyn Pippenger and Kendra Romo each had one block. Kaitlyn Adkins accounted for 10 digs. The Bulldogs will travel to Frazer on Thursday, Sept. 30, and Nashua on

The Bainville Bulldogs swept MonDak in a home conference volleyball match on Thursday, Sept. 23. Bainville won by a 25-20, 25-19, 25-21, final. Brecklyn Pippenger finished with 10 kills to lead the Bulldogs. Kendra Romo served three aces. Kaitlyn Adkins had eight assists. Elsie Wilson accounted for three blocks and 13 digs. MonDak’s Emma Smart had six kills and 11 digs. Katelynn