Sports

HHS softball team exerts strong all-around play in 11-8 victory over Laurel

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With 13 hits and five strikeouts, Hardin’s Lady Bulldog softball team won its first game of the season 11-8 during an away matchup on Monday with the Laurel Locomotives. Leading

18 teams gather for AIHEC basketball tournament

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Little Big Horn College was a site for layups, steals and dunks last Thursday through Saturday as the Crow Agency facility hosted this year’s American Indian Higher Education Consortium National

St. Labre student business takes third in MT Teenpreneur Roundup

A team of students from St. Labre Indian School in Ashland recently received third place honors in the Montana Teenpreneur Roundup. Their existing business, Braves Ink, designs and manufactures custom

Bulldog tennis teams look strong going into the season

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On the heels of divisional and state championships last season, the Bulldog tennis teams are looking strong, Head Coach Mike Flamm said. “We have a solid group of kids out

Bulldog track and field teams off to a good start

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The Hardin Bulldog track teams are off to a good start, even though heavy snow has hampered practice for throwing and jumping events. “The school’s maintenance people have cleared the

Hardin boys play through injuries, illness for second place at state

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T he state tournament has come and gone, and while they gave it their all, the Hardin Bulldog boys’ basketball team fell short of bringing the championship trophy home this

Lady Bulldogs take second in state Class A

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Hardin’s Lady Bulldog basketball team, for the third consecutive year, has taken second place in the Class A state tournament. As in the 2017-18 season, the Ladies fell to

Warriors’ defense tested at state

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The Plenty Coups High School Warriors promised they would get to state and they would do some damage even if they didn’t win, Head Coach Garren Miles said. The Warriors

Mister 1,000

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The youngest of five children, Famous Left Hand grew up in a family of basketball players, according to his mother Carlotta Ware, and needed to work hard to make his

Terae Briggs works hard, plays hard, in pursuit of post-college basketball dreams

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The close-knit community of Pryor, where Terae Briggs spent her childhood, has roughly 600 residents – about 3 percent of the total enrollment of at the University of Nevada, Reno,

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