Frazer’s girls’ basketball team outscored Nashua, 260, in the first quarter en route to a 70-17 league victory on Thursday, Jan. 18. The Bearcubs led 52-3 at the half and 58-11 after three quarters of play. Top scorers for Frazer were Maci Fourstar-Sibley with 17, Angelina White with 16 and Baily Beston with 11 points. Also scoring were Shakira Beston with six, Isabelle Fourstar with

Poplar’s Navarjo Escarcega earned the title at 138 pounds during the meet in Moorcroft, Wyo. Escarcega scored a 4-3 victory in the championship match. He won three other matches, including two on pins, during the tournament. Gage Berg placed seventh at 175 pounds. He scored a 6-2 win in the seventh-place match. Berg pinned three opponents during the tournament. In the JV portion of the tournament,

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball team struggled early and lost at Fairview by a 41-34 final on Friday, Jan. 19. After Fairview gained a 20-8 lead in the first quarter, the Wolves closed the margin to 24-21 at intermission. The Warriors then increased their advantage to 35-25 during the third quarter. Keeley Blount-Henderson led Wolf Point with 11 points. Adding six points each were Juellz

The Montana High School Association is proud to announce its 16th list of inductees to the MHSA Athletes’ Hall of Fame. The Montana High School Association Athletes’ Hall of Fame is sponsored by Wendy’s. The class of 2024 has seven inductees including: Arie Grey, Lindsey Hall, Tuff Harris, Richard Kronebusch, Marc Mariani, Makena Morley and Luke Zeiger. The MHSA Athletes’ Hall

Scobey was able to gain the upper hand in the fourth quarter and edged Lustre, 5343, in a conference boys’ basketball showdown in Scobey on Saturday, Jan. 13. Scobey held a 38-34 lead after three quarters of play and increased the gap to 44-34 with five minutes to play. Lustre’s Terran Joseph scored at the 4:42 mark, but Scobey’s John Carney hit a three-pointer and Brekken Maher added

The Poplar Indians accomplished an incredible comeback to earn a 65-61 victory in Glasgow on Friday, Jan. 12. The Indians trailed 57-42 at the end of the third quarter and fell behind 59-42 to open the fourth period. Poplar started its comeback with a 12-footer by William Youngman and five straight points by Geordy Medicine Cloud. Glasgow’s final basket of the night came on an inside