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For the first time in 29 years, the Lodge Grass Indian football team has earned a playoff berth. It was all decided when the Mighty Indians traveled all the way

Bulldogs cross country teams place 1st in Roundup

At the Roundup Invitational, both the Boys and Girls varsity teams placed first; broken down individually, here are the boys results; first place with a score of 32; coming in

Hardin golfers improve over season, compete at state

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The Hardin Bulldog Golf team qualified five golfers this year, four girls, M’Kenzie Whiteman, Cora Wood and Angeleena Lind; and two boys, Caleb Mason and Kent Swisse “I’m so proud

Bulldogs defeated at Homecoming

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It was a bright moonlit night when the Bulldogs took on the Sidney Eagles. The Dawgs won the toss and received. The onside kick was unsuccessful and the Dawgs just

Junior high football in Pryor ‘great experience’

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The Plenty Coups Warriors junior high football team defeated the Busby Eagles Friday, 73-33. “We’ve had a great season so far,” said Warriors Head Coach David Turnsplenty III. “Complete turn

Lodge Grass cross country results

The Lodge Grass Indians cross country teams have placed in the top 10 in their last two meets. Boys’ varsity placed second at the Shepherd Meet at Eagle Rock Golf

Plenty Coups cross country results

The Plenty Coups Warriors cross country teams are holding strong this season with nine runners. Three of whom finished in the top 20 during the Sheperd High school meet at

Plenty Coups, U of Nevada grad Terae Briggs signs with professional Swedish basketball team

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Terae Briggs, basketball standout and graduate of Plenty Coups High School and University of Nevada Reno, has signed to play professional basketball for the Swedish basketball team BK Marbo. A

Bulldog volleyball player focuses on the ‘little things’ to keep her game strong

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Head Coach Tiffany Lynch dubbed Natalie Edgar, senior setter on the Bulldogs volleyball team, the “quarterback” of the team for good reason. “We started out rough,” Edgar said. “(We are)