The Scobey Spartans achieved one of their goals on Friday when they stopped Culbertson, 60-0, to clinch the conference championship. “It feels great,” Scobey Coach Brock Berryhill said. “Our goal is always to be better this week than we were last week.” The Spartans accomplished the mission of having a strong game as Scobey earned a 48-0 halftime lead against the Cowboys. “Defensively,

The Wolf Point Wolves put together a great comeback for a home volleyball victory over North Country on Thursday, Oct. 15. After falling behind two sets to one, the Wolves battled back for a thrilling 25-22, 11-25, 19-25, 25-21, 159, win. Down by the two set to one margin, the Wolves gained an 8-6 lead on spikes by McKenzie Rodenberg and Ma’Kenzie Jackson in the fourth set. After a kill by

Poplar’s volleyball team put up a fight but fell to Harlem at home in four sets on Thursday, Oct. 15. Harlem won by a 26-24, 25-19, 10-25, 25-22 final. In the first set, the Indians played well and grabbed a 24-20 advantage. Harlem, however, accounted for the final six points of the set to take the victory. Behind by a 21-15 margin in the second set, the Indians used a kill by Carsyn Fourbear

Scobey’s volleyball squad overpowered Frazer, 25-3, 25-5, 25-12, in conference play on Tuesday, Oct. 13. The visiting Spartans accounted for the match’s first six points on tips by Emery Rouse and Halle Cromwell along with the strong serving of Chloe Handran. A pair of powerful kills by Rouse and a kill by Ava Stentoft put the margin at 11-3. Rouse, a 5-11 sophomore, served the final

The general big game hunting season begins Oct. 24 (the early youth deer hunt was Oct. 15-16), and FWP would like to remind hunters of all the options they have to buy their licenses. No matter how or where you buy your license, they can be printed, emailed and printed at home within five days or downloaded as an E-Tag on the MyFWP app. Learn more details about the app here: fwp. mt.gov/myfwpapp.

The Lustre Lions took North Country to five sets before falling short in a road conference volleyball match on Tuesday, Oct. 13. After the Lions earned the first set victory, North Country bounced back with wins of 25-21 and 2511 in the next two sets. Lustre went ahead 20-19 in the fourth set on a tip by Samantha Neufeld. A block by Aleah Fast was good for a 22-21 advantage and a kill by Neufeld

General deer and elk season opens Oct. 24, Here are 11 reminders from FWP game wardens to ensure you stay legal this hunting season: 1. Bring your hunting licenses and permits: Hunters are legally required to carry their licenses/permits while hunting. This can be in paper form or digital using the FWP app. Make sure your E-Licenses are downloaded. Learn more here: fwp.mt.gov/ myfwpapp 2. Get

The Scobey Spartans capped off their regular season in cross country with a meet in Culbertson on Saturday, Oct. 17. Scobey’s girls earned second place in the team standings with 38 points behind only Culbertson/ Bainville with 22 points. Anna Steppler of Culbertson was the overall winner with a time of 20:24.7. Scobey’s eighth-grader Hailey Johnson finished fourth with a time of 21:53.2.

The Poplar Indians turned in a strong performance at the Harlem Invitational to end the regular season part of their cross country campaign on Friday, Oct. 16. Poplar’s boys finished with 39 points to earn second-place honors. Harlem captured first place with 28 points. The Indians had two runners in the top three at the meet. Jaycee Hilkemann finished second with a time of 16:09.7 and