Frazer’s boys’ basketball team displayed hot shooting from three-point range and downed Nashua, 79-46, at home on Tuesday, Feb. 3. The Bearcubs held an 18-12 lead at the end of the first quarter and then exploded for 25 points in the second quarter for a 43-23 advantage at the half. Frazer enjoyed a 60-39 lead after three quarters of play. Gabe Beston led Frazer’s attack with 32 points

Brockton’s boys’ basketball team gained the upper-hand early and defeated Culbertson, 82-44, in Culbertson on Thursday, Feb. 5. The Warriors tallied the first seven points in the game involving the top two teams in the District 2C standings. Getting Brockton off to the good start were a basket by Tefton Bear off an assist from Miles Boxer, a hoop off a rebound by Colter Nygard and a three-pointer

Wolf Point’s Jesse Reed (left) and Cali Gorder were selected the outstanding wrestlers during the tournament held in Malta. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

After a solid start, Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball team lost at home against Scobey by a 61-35 final on Friday, Jan. 30. The Wolves gained a 4-1 lead on a free throw by Maci Fourstar and a coast-to-coast drive by Jorilynn Black Eagle. Harper Weeks fired in a three-pointer to put the margin at 7-2. Scobey tied the game, 7-7, on a three-pointer by Emery Rouse, but a drive by Fourstar put

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball team came up against the top-ranked team in Class C on Friday, Jan. 30. Scobey took control early and won by a 69-26 final. The visiting Spartans accounted for 25 of the game’s first 26 points. After a free throw by Wolf Point’s Zandon Calder put the score at 2-1, Scobey struck for the next 23 points. John Carney fired in three three-pointers and Cooper

Wolf Point’s Maci heads inside for a basket against Scobey. The Wolves will travel to Poplar on Friday, Feb. 6. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

In a game that wasn’t decided until the final buzzer, Lustre held off Froid/Lake, 44-41, in non-conference girls’ basketball play on Saturday, Jan. 31. The visiting Red Hawks appeared to have the upper- hand when they led 31-28 at the end of the third quarter and increased the margin to 33-28 on a basket by Joelle Davidson early in the final period. Lustre, however, then struck for the