Poplar’s boys’ basketball team split its first two games to open its season during the weekend. The Indians opened with a 62-52 win over Rocky Boy on Friday, Dec. 6. Leading Poplar’s attack were Kaniel Ricker with 16, Chasen Pribbernow with 14 and Walker Burshia with 12 points. The Indians fell short against a strong Box Elder team, 59-50, on Saturday, Dec. 7. “It went well.

Frazer’s girls’ basketball squad posted two victories to open the season last weekend. The Bearcubs knocked off Northern Cheyenne by a 9321 final on Thursday, Dec. 5. Maci Fourstar-Sibley led the Bearcubs with 22 points. Brianna Beston scored 19 points. Audrey Smoker finished with 12 points. Baily Beston had 10 points. Frazer then downed Lame Deer’s JVs by an 85-31 final on Friday,

Two football players from Wolf Point High School received All-Conference recognition in District 2B this season. Mike Bell, a senior, was voted to the All-Conference first team at defensive end. Zandon Calder, a sophomore, was selected to the second team as an offensive lineman. State champion Malta placed six players on the All-State team. All-State selections from the district were

The Montana High School Association executive board took action on a variety of topics including realignment for football at a regularly scheduled meeting last week. According to a press release, Broadus will move from eight-Man to six-Man football, Hays-Lodgepole will switch from eight-man to six-man football, Harlowton- Ryegate will move from six-man to eight-man football and Deer Lodge will

Former Froid/Lake’s standout Sydney Dethman accounted for a big weekend to lead Rocky Mountain College’s women’s basketball squad to two victories in North Dakota. Dethman scored 20 points, including 12 in the third quarter, in Rocky’s 73-65 win over Dickinson State University. The senior was six for six from the field including three for three from three-point range. She hit all

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad aims to compete for a top spot in the District 2B conference this season. The Wolves return three starters from a season ago including senior Keeley Blount-Henderson, senior Amelia Doney and junior Kashlyn Speak Thunder. Other Wolves back with varsity experience include Marley Moran, Breanna Blount, Ali Corpron, Amya Martinez, Karmyn Plain Feather and

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball squad features good size as the Wolves enter the 2024/2025 campaign. The team’s lone returning starter is 6-5 sophomore Zandon Calder. “We had around 28 players come out this year total including a few eighth-graders,” Wolf Point Coach Cole Hanks said. Other players with quality varsity playing experience include junior Richard Campbell, junior Sean