Friday night football will soon return to Bainville, and the Bulldogs are heading into the season with plenty of familiar faces on the field. With only two seniors graduating last year, Bainville returns much of its starting lineup. Keagan Vaira, Haedyn Wills, Rylan Iverson, Holden Salivar, Parker Berwick, Kyn Beery, Evan Anderson, Kaston Hofer and Bridger Chandler are all returning starters.

The Lady Bulldogs are heading into the new season with a mix of returning experience and young talent, ready to embrace what head coach Kallie Clark sees as a year of growth. Returning starters Casey Myers, Jaylynn Bjorge and Johnna Ryder will provide familiar faces on the court this season. Myers and Ryder make up the senior class and will be looked to for leadership as the Lady Bulldogs work

The Froid-Medicine Lake Red Hawks are heading into the new season with experience on their side and hopes of turning the work of the past several years into a trip to the playoffs. Head coach Michael Reiter said the Red Hawks have spent the last few seasons building their skills and becoming stronger as a team. This year, a group of experienced returning players will be counted on to help continue

With a smaller roster and plenty of young talent, the Froid/Lake volleyball team is heading into the new season focused on growth, teamwork and making the most of every opportunity on the court. Returning starters Isabelle Nordwick, Kiera Stentoft, Jordan Breuer and Joelle Davidson bring valuable experience to this year’s squad. Nordwick, Breuer and Stentoft make up the team’s senior class

Brockton will open its six-man football schedule with a night game at Bainville on Friday, Aug. 28. Brockton Football Schedule Aug. 28: at Bainville Sept. 5: Plevna Sept. 11: at Broadus Sept. 18: at Jordan Sept. 26: Froid/Lake Oct. 10: at Terry Oct. 17: Savage Oct. 24: Richey/Lambert

A young Brockton Warriors volleyball team is preparing to take the court this season under new head coach Muz De-Jano, with teamwork and communication at the heart of its goals. DeJano takes over a Warriors squad that may be small in numbers, but is looking forward to the opportunity to grow together throughout the season. With a younger group of players, much of the early focus has been on

A new cross country season brings a mix of familiar faces and new opportunities as the Brockton team prepares to hit the course this fall. Returning runners Daniel Youpee and Brae Demarrias will bring experience to this year’s team, while Maddie Fish also returns after seeing plenty of competition last season. For Coach Dennis Fourbear, however, stepping into the season carries a little

Despite losing three All-State performers to graduation, the Scobey football program is aiming to keep its remarkable run going this season. The Spartans ended 2025 with a perfect record including earning the winning state championship with a 48-16 victory over Flint Creek. “We lost some fantastic leadership and amazing athletic ability, but they want it. They can taste it,” Coach Brock Berryhill

With a large amount of returning players this season, Scobey’s volleyball squad expects to be one of the top teams in the Eastern C again this year. Coach Melissa Holum explains the Spartans lost three key seniors from last year’s team with All-State performer Camrie Holum, Avery Wolfe and Claire Lekvold graduating, but the coach is confident with Scobey’s returning crew. “We have a