These 14 members brought home medals from the AAU Winter Nationals in Omaha, Neb.: (front row, left to right) Lance Blackhorn, fourth place; Amaiya Kirn, first, back-to-back wins; Ailsleigh Hostettler, first; Navarjo Escarcega, fifth; Angelina Escarcega, third; Aiyana Kirn, second; Precious Keiser, second; (back row) Natalie Cooper, first; Cierra Norton, third; Jaydeen Hanshew, second; Kohl Kittelson,

Feb. 8; at Glasgow Feb. 13 (the only remaining 2B conference game); and Scobey at Wolf Point for the schedule finale and senior night, Saturday, Feb. 15. A strong third quarter powered the Wolves to a 6056 win of a conference game with Malta Thursday, Jan. 30, in the Wolves’ Den. Coming out of halftime with the tally at 30-30, Wolf Point posted a 29-26 second half to secure sole possession of

The Wolf Point Wolves basketball team has moved into second place in District 2B with three consecutive conference wins in the Wolves’ Den over Glasgow, Poplar and Harlem, the league leader that was previously unbeaten in 2B play. Coming off a 20-point 65-45 win over the Glasgow Scotties Saturday, Jan. 18, the Wolves continued playing with high intensity, defeating the Poplar Indians 78-54

The Lady Wolves topped the Poplar Lady Indians 5446 in basketball action in Wolf Point Friday, Jan. 24, and dropped another District 2B home game to Harlem 62-50 Saturday, Jan. 25. Harlem led at three quarter stops while Wolf Point out scored Harlem 15-12 in the final stanza. The Lady Indians held small lead in the first half before the Lady Wolves posted 38-27 second half. The Lady

Two To Represent Wolf Point At State Speech And Debate Meet The Wolf Point High School speech and debate team took three competitors to divisionals Saturday, Jan. 25, in Roundup. Angelica Sutton made her second finals round (they only take two to finals) in Lincoln Douglas Debate and placed second in the division. Daniel Sears made finals (non-debate events take eight to finals)