The Culbertson Cowgirls edged Lustre Christian during conference volleyball play in Lustre on Monday, Oct. 21. Culbertson came away with a 25-23, 25-21, 25-17, victory. The Cowgirls held a 2013 advantage in the first set until Lustre struck for seven straight points including aces by Abby Olfert and a block by Jaden Gibson. Culbertson regained the lead on a kill by Mariana Burciaga and

In a game that was decided in the fourth quarter, Wolf Point fell at Conrad, 33-20, during conference football action on Friday, Oct. 18. The visiting Wolves put together a 55-yard scoring drive to gain the lead late in the third quarter. Runs by tailback Jesse Reed and quarterback Kasey Reed led the march into Conrad territory. Facing a fourth-and-one at the 32, K. Reed fought for two yards

Poplar’s volleyball squad lost a conference match in Fairview on Saturday, Oct. 19. The Indians dropped the match by an 11-25, 19-25, 16-25, final. Braelyn Nordwick finished with 12 kills and two aces to lead the Indians. Rebecca Gorder and Toni Brown also served for two aces each. Gorder, a senior, accounted for 14 digs and 14 assists. Lilliana O’Neal had two blocks. The

Scobey leads the District 1C volleyball standings with a 10-0 record heading into this week. North Country stands second with an 8-1 mark. Tied for third with 7-2 records are Bainville and Plentywood. Froid/Lake is currently in fifth place with a 7-3 mark. Culbertson is sixth at 5-3. Next in the standings are Richey/Lambert at 4-5 and MonDak at 4-6. Lustre Christian stands in ninth place

Poplar’s volleyball team started strong but lost to Glasgow at home on Friday, Oct. 18. Glasgow won the conference match by a 23-25, 25-16, 25-18, 25-13, final margin. Braelyn Nordwick led the Indians with four aces and 16 kills. Rebecca Gorder finished with 20 assists. Angelina Escarcega accounted for 32 digs. Lilliana O’Neal had four blocks.

The Wolves took momentum back with a 70-yard drive. K. Reed scored on a 26yard run to close the margin to 19-12 at the half. Conrad drove inside Wolf Point territory to open the third quarter, but strong defensive plays by Mike Bell, Zandon Calder and Sam Boysun ended the threat. The Wolves then put together a 55-yard scoring drive to take the lead. The Wolf Point Wolves will end their season