Wolf Point’s basketball squads lost both conference contests in Fairview on Friday, Feb. 14. Wolf Point’s boys’ team fell by a 45-36 final. Fairview led 10-7 at the end of the first quarter and 22-14 at the half. Zandon Calder scored seven of Wolf Point’s points in the first half. The Warriors held a 36-25 advantage at the end of the third quarter. Calder finished the game

The Lustre Lions fell short against regular-season league champion Scobey, 59-46, during boys’ basketball action in Scobey on Saturday, Feb. 15. Scobey held a 31-26 halftime advantage and increased the gap to 50-36 in the third quarter. Lustre’s top scorers were Johnslee Pierre with 12, Clay Reddig with 12 and Cam Reddig with 11 points. Also scoring were Prestyn Klatt with eight and

Lustre’s boys’ basketball squad scored a 57-43 home win over North Country on Friday, Feb. 14. The Lions got off to a 15-6 lead in the first quarter. After holding a 28-20 halftime advantage, the Lions struck for 20 points in the third quarter for a 48-30 margin. Leading Lustre’s attack were Johnslee Pierre with 16 and Byron Ewing with 14 points. Rounding out the scoring were

Poplar dropped both league basketball contests at Malta on Friday, Feb. 14. In the boys’ game, Poplar fell by a 63-55 final. The Indians held a 26-25 half-time lead and a 43-41 advantage at the end of the third quarter. Malta accounted for 22 points in the fourth period for the victory. Leading the Mustangs were Treyton Wilke with 29 and Bohdi Brenden with 12 points. In the girls’

Brockton earned two road basketball victories over MonDak on Friday, Feb. 14. In the boys’ contest, Brockton rolled to a 71-49 victory. Brockton held only a 27-26 half-time advantage, but the Warriors struck for 22 points in the third quarter for a 4937 lead. The Warriors added 22 more points in the fourth quarter for the District 2C victory. Jarid Fasthorse Jr. led the Warriors with

mate tie-breaker against Huntley Project’s Baylor Burton. Escarcega scored technical fall victories in his first two matches and then edged Malta’s Lane Spenceer, 11-9, in the semi-final round. “It’s been a pleasure for the entire coaching staff to watch them develop over the years,” Frederick said of the Escarcegas. “I’m so proud of the commitment and dedication they put towards