Froid Sixth-Graders
Froid Sixth-Graders
Froid School’s sixth-grade students, along with teacher Traci Kjelshus, donned festive headgear prior to the winter holiday break.
(Submitted photo)
23 December 2021
Froid Sixth-Graders
Froid Sixth-Graders
Froid School’s sixth-grade students, along with teacher Traci Kjelshus, donned festive headgear prior to the winter holiday break.
(Submitted photo)
16 December 2021
Culbertson Earns Victory Over Savage Squad
The Culbertson Cowboys earned their first victory of the boys’ basketball season by defeating Brockton, 68-29, in Culbertson on Tuesday, Dec. 7.
Culbertson enjoyed an excellent start as the Cowboys scored the game’s first 12 points. After a turnaround shot by Colin Avance started the scoring, Payton Perkins drove in for a basket. A steal and layup by Maurice Bighorn increased the margin to
Cowboys Score Win Over Brockton
The Culbertson Cowboys earned their first victory of the boys’ basketball season by defeating Brockton, 68-29, in Culbertson on Tuesday, Dec. 7.
Culbertson enjoyed an excellent start as the Cowboys scored the game’s first 12 points. After a turnaround shot by Colin Avance started the scoring, Payton Perkins drove in for a basket. A steal and layup by Maurice Bighorn increased the margin to
Cowgirls Fight off Savage 27-20
The Culbertson Cowgirls pulled away down the stretch to edge Savage, 27-20, in Culbertson on Saturday, Dec. 11.
Culbertson led by only a 22-19 margin until Megan Granbois scored off a pass from Makena Hauge with 1:47 remaining. A pair of free throws by Granbois increased the margin to 26-19 with 45 seconds left.
Savage scored on a free throw by Teah Conradsen to cut the gap to 26-20 with
Area Faces Challenge Of Referee Shortage
For many residents in Eastern Montana, winter means it’s the time for basketball. Sports, however, are facing the challenges of a lack of individuals willing to officiate the contest.
Last week, Culbertson switched its home games from Friday, Dec. 10, to Tuesday, Dec. 7, because of the referee shortage. Bainville, meanwhile, changed the starting time of junior high games so officials could
