Nominations for the 2020 Montana Outdoor Hall of Fame will be accepted through Feb. 29. The Hall of Fame was created to honor individuals, both living and dead, who made significant and lasting contributions to the restoration and conservation of Montana’s wildlife and wild places. The focus of the awards is not only to recognize Montana’s historical and contemporary conservation leaders,

horts Boys’ Basketball Froid/Lake 71, Frazer 20 Culbertson 57, Lustre Christian 47 Lustre Christian 62, Nashua 34 Harlem 62, Wolf Point 50 Malta 50, Poplar 31 Sidney 52, Glasgow 32 Glasgow 58, North Country 43 Harlem 70, Malta 43 Circle 65, Savage 37 Fairview 78, Circle 32 North Country 64, Brockton 32 Fairview 64, Culbertson 36 Plentywood 78, Bainville 67 Bainville 61, Richey/Lambert 58 Girls’

chedule Basketball Jan. 30: Malta at Wolf Point, 5:30 and 7 p.m. Jan. 31: Wolf Point at Sidney. Jan. 31: Frazer at Poplar. Feb. 1: Glasgow at Poplar (senior night). Wrestling Feb. 1: Wolf Point and Poplar at Malta.

The two girls wrestling for Wolf Point High School’s varsity squad are gaining attention and they are 50 percent of the team. Junior Sofie Rasmussen and freshman Samantha Reed both competed at the Chinook Mixer Friday, Jan. 24, and the Harlem Invitational Saturday, Jan. 25. The Wolves went 1-4 at Chinook with Rasmussen getting the win. “The girls did a great job at Chinook,” head

A League Of Their Own, a 1992 movie that chronicled a 1940s women’s only professional baseball league, might relate to sanctioned high school girls’ wrestling coming to many Montana schools next year. Wolf Point and Poplar are likely to be among the first schools to participate. The Montana High School Association approved the additions of girls’ wrestling and boys’ powerlifting as