The Grant County Coyotes celebrated "Pink Night" at both home games last week. Through events at games, the team raised funds to be donated to local families affected by cancer. | Photo by Jill M. Freisz
The Grant County Coyotes started off their Pink Week with a win on their home court against the Lemmon Cowboys on October 10.
These soccer aces posed for a picture after their last game of the season. Kneeling are left to right, Ryker Bertelsen, Cedar Roux, Kaxton Randolf and Anders Niece. Standing are, left to right, Aria Muruato, Franklin Lyman, Joseph Lyman and Jedeiah Harrington. Coach Jonna Bertelsen is at the very back. Not pictured is John Singha. | Photo by Tyanna Roux
The Beach-Wibaux (MT) Asteroids had an undefeated soccer season. The Asteroids consisted of nine kids between the ages of four and five.
Ninth-grade Buccaneer Aubrie Dykins denies the Richardton-Taylor Raiders a spike in the game held in Beach. | Photo by Carol Tescher Obrigewitch
The Lady Buccaneers had another upsetting loss in their Senior Night game against the Richardton-Taylor Raiders on Thursday, October 12th.
Beach Lady Buccaneers Zoey Zook does the volleyball skip while returning the ball to the Bowman Lady Bulldogs. | Photo by Laura Ulfers Feldmann
The Lady Buccaneers hosted the Bowman County Bulldogs on Tuesday, October 10th. They were hopeful of scoring their first win of their season, however, the game did not end in their favor.
"It isn't the size of the man in the fight, but the size of the fight in the man." Andrew Trask isn't intimidated by the size of Huskies #65 Josh Ernst in the last season game for the Beach Buccaneers against the Hettinger County Huskies. | Photo by Carol Tescher Obrigewitch
The Beach Buccaneers finished off their season with the homecoming game against the Hettinger County Huskies.
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