02 December 2021

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Online Fundraiser Hosted For RCSO’s Ellerton

Online Fundraiser Hosted For RCSO’s Ellerton


Family and supporters of Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Michael Ellerton are conducting fundraising efforts on his behalf, following a preliminary diagnosis of carcinoma. Ellerton said a carcinoma on his leg was biopsied and has likely metastasized to his lungs. Ellerton has been with the department for over two years. The 27-year-old and his dog, Hati, have been trained and

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Teams Prepare To Tip Off Basketball Seasons

Teams Prepare To Tip Off Basketball Seasons


With five players with starting experience back, the Culbertson Cowgirls should provide an exciting girls’ basketball season in District 2C. Colby McGinnis is the program’s new head coach. Mc-Ginnis’ experience includes being an assistant in both Fairview and Culbertson. “Things are going pretty good,” McGinnis said of pre-season practices. “The girls are anxious to start playing.”

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Cowboys Work For Better Results

Cowboys Work For Better Results


Culbertson’s boys’ basketball team will have a different look this season under new head coach Mark Pederson. “I’ve been real happy with their attitudes,” Pederson said of pre-season practices. “The kids have been working hard.” Returning varsity players with the most court time include James Kirkaldie, Isaiah Bighorn, Maurice Bighorn, Payton Perkins, Kobe Nickoloff, Ethan

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Bulldogs Aim To Move Up In League

Bulldogs Aim To Move Up In League


Bainville’s boys’ basketball team is optimistic as the Bulldogs return several key players from last season’s squad. Returning starters for the Bulldogs include senior Braden Romo, senior Jesse Strickland, sophomore Chuck Butikofer and sophomore Samuel Butikofer. Romo was an All-Conference second team selection last season. “Having four returning helps us keep growing as a

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Bainville’s Girls Enter Season With Solid Group Of Players

Bainville’s Girls Enter Season With Solid Group Of Players


Bainville’s girls’ basketball squad returns a good amount of playing experience and looks to move up in the District 2C standings this campaign. “I have a solid core of athletes who have 100 percent buy-in to the program,” Bainville Coach Brandy Hanson said. “They play hard until the final buzzer. The girls do a great job adjusting to defensive changes.” Players back with a good

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