Lustre Christian’s boys’ basketball team dominated the first half in the Lions’ 6825 victory over Terry during the Class C action in Glasgow on Saturday, Dec. 2. The Lions earned an 18-6 advantage in the opening quarter and then accounted for 22 points in the second period for a 40-13 half-time lead. The Lions enjoyed a 5219 advantage at the end of the third quarter. Johnslee Pierce led

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad opened its season by defeating Hays-Lodgepole, 43-28, in Browning on Friday, Dec. 1. The Wolves gained an 11-8 advantage in the first quarter and increased the gap to 19-14 at the half. Wolf Point then accounted for eight points in the third quarter for a 27-14 margin. Amya Martinez scored four of those points. The Wolves put the contest away

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad fought off Browning’s JVs by a 39-31 final on Saturday, Dec. 2. The Wolves jumped out to a 15-2 margin in the game’s opening quarter. Five straight points by Keeley Blount-Henderson got the Wolves off to a good start. After Juellz Bauer scored on a layup, Azalei Ackerman hit a pull-up jumper for a 9-0 advantage. Ahead by a 9-2 margin, the Wolves

Poplar’s boys’ basketball team split two games against quality opponents during the Native American tournament in Browning on Friday and Saturday. The Indians lost to an explosive Box Elder squad, 7965, on Friday. “It went back and forth,” Poplar coach Gib Medicine Cloud said of the contest. “They pulled away in the last three or four minutes.” Poplar’s top scorers were Delray

Poplar had two wrestlers earn championships during the Eagle Invitational held in Sidney on Friday and Saturday. Angelina Escarcega won the title in the girls’ division at 107 pounds. The junior pinned Lockwood’s Evelyn Arciga in 3:14 for the championship. Escarcega won her quarter- final match against Irini Poka of Rapid City, S.D., with a fall at 1:39 and pinned her semi-final round

Lustre gained control in the second quarter to down Terry, 57-33, in girls’ basketball play at the Class C tip-off tournament on Saturday, Dec. 2. After a 10-10 deadlock at the end of the first quarter, the Lions accounted for 18 points in the second period for a 28-17 half-time lead. Lustre led 40-28 after the third quarter and then put the game away with 17 points in the fourth quarter.

Frazer’s boys’ basketball squad dropped its first two games during the tournament in Lockwood on Friday and Saturday. The Bearcubs fell to Reed Point/Rapelje by a 56-34 final. Ty Fourstar scored 12 points to lead the Bearcubs. Also scoring were Joseph Beston with nine, Christopher Fox with six, Gabriel Beston with four and Travis Long with three. Frazer lost against Bridger by

Poplar’s girls’ basketball squad posted two victories during the Native American Classic held in Browning. After beating Box Elder, 60-40, on Friday, the Indians knocked off Rocky Boy by a 74-37 final on Saturday. Against Rocky Boy, Poplar gained an early 14-2 advantage on the scoring of Rikki Belton, Cammie Martell and Kessee Erickson. A drive by Brealyn Nordwick and a steal and