Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad couldn’t get its offense going in the third quarter and lost to Glasgow, 42-30, in the opening round of the District 2B tournament in Poplar on Thursday, Feb. 25. The Wolves trailed by an 18-13 half-time margin and then Glasgow struck for the first eight points of the third quarter for a 26-13 advantage. Wolf Point’s first points of the third quarter

Poplar’s boys’ basketball season came to an end when the Indians lost to Harlem, 72-55, in loser-out play at the District 2B tournament in Sidney on Friday, Feb. 26. The Indians fell behind 20-9 in the first quarter. Joe Bear scored five of Poplar’s points in the opening period. Harlem led by as many as 20 points in the second quarter, but Poplar battled back for a 35-25 half-time score.

Poplar’s girls’ basketball squad fell short against Harlem, 58-49, in first-round action of the District 2B girls’ basketball tournament in Poplar on Thursday, Feb. 25. The Indians trailed by only a 43-39 margin after three quarters of play. Harlem pulled away with 15 points in the final period including six by Taya Trottier. Poplar’s top scorers were Macey Dionne and Keandra Martell

Fifteen gymnasts from Eastern Montana Gymnastics competed in the Yellowstone Invitational Meet in Billings on Feb. 28. Four of the gymnasts earned top all-around awards, which were awarded in each age group, depending on the number of entrants. Gold gymnasts Lina Smith, Richey, and Jada Sportsman, Glendive, won first place for their all-around scores in their age groups and silver gymnasts Kynlee

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball team was up to the challenge when the Wolves faced top-seeded Malta at the District 2B tournament on Friday, Feb. 26. The Wolves went toe-to-toe with the first-place Mustangs before dropping a 61-54 decision. The Wolves entered the fourth quarter up by a 46-44 margin. Consecutive baskets by Antone Manning, who was nearly unstoppable in the game, put Wolf Point

By James Walling The 13th Poplar Ice Fishing Contest is planing to move ahead Saturday, March 13. The contest was originally planned for Feb. 6. Organizer Doug Marottek told the Northern Plains Independent that the final word on the event will depend on conditions. “I will know more on ice conditions after this weekend,” he said. “It looks like we get a little cool down next week.”