It took less than a minute for the Scobey Spartans to get on the scoreboard, and they never looked back in their dominating 54-0 opening-round playoff win over Sheridan on Saturday afternoon. Playing in front of their hometown fans, the Spartans struck first on a 34yard touchdown pass from Reese Tande to Asher Handran with 11:07 left in the opening quarter. Scobey’s defense then took over

The Wolf Point Wolves, who entered the district tournament as the seventh seed, advanced to the divisional tournament with a nail-biting, four-set victory over Malta on Thursday night. The Wolves emerged with a 25-13, 2519, 23-25, 25-22 win. In the first set, the net play of Anna Matejovsky, McKenzie Rodenberg and Addy Smith led Wolf Point to a 13-7 advantage. The margin increased to 17-9 on

The Scobey Spartans punched their ticket to the divisional tournament by beating Lustre Christian, 25-16, 25-17, 25-9, at the District 3C volleyball tourney held in Scobey on Friday. In the first set, the Lions put the heat on the Spartans as a tip by Samantha Neufeld, a kill by Natalie Fast and an ace by Skylar Cummings put Lustre behind by only a 12-11 margin. Three kills by Emery Rouse

In a hard-fought match, North Country edged Scobey, 25-20, 25-17, 23-25, 25-21, at the District 3C volleyball tournament in Scobey on Thursday. The Mavericks jumped out to a 14-4 lead in the first set. With the margin at 16-7, the Spartans fought back with three kills by Chloe Handran. After North Country moved ahead 18-10 on a kill by 5-10 junior Gracie Wasson, Scobey scored on a kill and

The Wolf Point Wolves came up short against second- seeded Glasgow, 1925, 13-25, 16-25, in the opening round of the District 2B volleyball tournament in Poplar on Thursday. After a spike by Wolf Point’s Mattie Azure cut Glasgow’s lead to 11-7 in the first set, the Scotties gained a 15-8 advantage on kills by Amiya Ryan and Hannah Holinde. Glasgow went on to earn a 19-12 advantage until

The annual Wolf Point Elks Lodge’s Elks Hoop Shoot is scheduled for Sunday, Nov. 8, at the Wolf Point High School gym. Registration begins at 1:30 p.m. The contest starts at 2 p.m. Hoop Shoot is free to all participants and provides youth an opportunity to compete, connect and succeed. For more information, contact Louise Petersen, 406-650-7739.