Wolf Point’s girls had a bad ending as the Wolves lost in Sidney, 57-54, on Tuesday, Feb. 2. The Wolves led by a 43-41 margin entering the fourth quarter. After Sidney tied the game at 45-45, Wolf Point struck for seven straight points on a three-pointer by J’Elle Garfield along with baskets by Sierra Hamilton and Jodi Houg for a 52-45 lead with 4:08 remaining. A drive by Hamyanie Campbell

Wolf Point’s wrestlers competed under the lights in Colstrip on Friday, Jan. 22. With limited at athletes, the Wolves took six wrestlers. “The kids worked hard. We had some good things happen and we made some learning mistakes,” Wolf Point Coach Scott Vandall said. “In all, we were happy with what we saw.” Joli Beston wrestles at 132. She lost both matches to upper class boys one

Wolf Point’s girls enjoyed a great start but came up short in Scobey, 45-32, on Saturday, Jan. 16. The Wolves’ full-court pressure along with the scoring of Hamyanie Campbell created a 14-4 lead. Scobey closed the margin to 15-12 at the end of the first quarter. The Spartans struck for the first seven points of the second period. Campbell then scored to cut the gap to 19-17. After