Sports

  The Dawson County High School boys and girls cross country teams had a great weekend winning the Eastern A Fall Classic, which is the divisional cross country meet.   Both teams were led by the Lantis duo of Caitlin and Layne. Caitlin won the meet by a beating all other girls in the Eastern A with a very impressive 19:28 over the hilly three mile course.

  The Lady Terriers played two games last week winning both. On Tuesday they traveled to Rosebud, winning in three.  Saturday night found the Lady Terriers in Hysham, again winning in three. 

  The Terriers traveled to Savage Friday night to take on the Warriors in a battle of unbeatens. 

D.J. Hubbert rushes the ball past Ekalaka’s defensive players.

  The Terriers hosted the Ekalaka Bulldogs on Saturday and posted a 58-20 victory, bringing their season record to 6-0. 

     The Lady Terriers have won in the following games.

  Hunters accessing BLM-administered lands this season are reminded to drive only on established roads and trails.  The BLM and Forest Service prohibit “cross-country” travel in order to reduce soil erosion, reduce the chances of wildfire ignition from hot exhaust systems, and reduce impacts to wildlife habitat and vegetation.

  The Terry High School football team traveled to Rosebud on Saturday and came home with a 64-19 victory. 

  The BLM Eastern Montana – Dakotas District Office would like to remind hunters taking to the field this season to be mindful of travel and camping restrictions on BLM-administered lands and to respect other public land users and private landowners.

  Terry hosted the Winifred/Roy Outlaws in a non-conference tilt on Saturday coming away with an 81-33 victory.