After the holiday break, area sports teams will return to action with a busy weekend of contests. Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball team will aim to keep its strong season going when the Wolves travel to Baker for a non-conference game at Baker on Friday, Jan. 7. Wolf Point will then host conference foe Harlem on Saturday, Jan. 8. Wolf Point’s boys also look to continue their winning

Lustre Christian’s boys’ basketball team defeated Culbertson by a 73-31 final in Lustre on Saturday, Dec. 18. The Lions jumped out to a 21-6 advantage during the first quarter of action. Lustre increased its lead to 43-18 in the second period. Kolden Hoversland led the Lions with 29 points. Braden Ewing and Cayden Klatt added 12 points each. Also scoring for Lustre were Elijah Lenihan

Froid/Lake knocked off Frazer, 89-41, during non-conference boys’ basketball action in Frazer on Friday, Dec. 17. The Red Hawks gained a 29-7 lead in the first quarter. Mason Dethman scored 13 points in the opening period. Froid/Lake increased the margin to 49-16 in the second period and led 76-33 after three quarters of play. Javonne Nesbit finished with 33 points to lead the Red

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball squad knocked off Class B opponents Shepherd and St. Labre during the Lockwood Tournament on Friday, Dec. 10, and Saturday, Dec. 11. “Our goal is to get better every week,” Wolf Point Coach Troy Blount said. “We have a good group of boys who are coachable. These guys are working hard.” The Wolves downed Shepherd by a 57-45 final on Friday. The

The Wolf Point girls’ basketball team improved to 3-0 with victories over Shepherd and St. Labre during the Lockwood Tournament on Friday, Dec. 10, and Saturday Dec. 11. The Lady Wolves downed Shepherd by a 52-45 final. Wolf Point trailed 20-17 at the half and 34-29 after three quarters of play. Wolf Point accounted for 23 points in the fourth quarter for the comeback victory. Sierra