The Wolf Point Wolves found the going tough against a powerhouse Malta team and lost their homecoming football game by a 46-8 final on Friday, Oct. 11. The Mustangs started the game with fireworks as Dawson Hammond returned the opening kickoff 75 yards for a touchdown. Landon Retan kicked the conversion for a 7-0 margin. Malta advanced into scoring position on its first offensive possession

Wolf Point’s Rebel Mays ran to a third-place finish at the Sidney Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 12. The senior finished with a time of 17:54.9. Sidney’s Carter Heggem placed first at 16:47.0. Wolf Point’s eighth-grader Andrew Williamson took 38th place at 20:05.7. Reilly Rees was 41st at 20:13.9. Kayeiko Villaluz, another eighth-grader, placed 53rd at 21:16.2. Ezekiel Payne finished

The Wolf Point volleyball team is getting on a roll at the right time of the season. The Wolves posted their second straight conference victory by beating Harlem, 27-25, 25-21, 25-18, as part of Wolf Point’s homecoming on Saturday, Oct. 12. In the first set, the Wolves moved ahead 24-21 on a block by Lauren Rodenberg and a pair of aces by Keeley Blount-Henderson. Harlem, however, battled

Poplar’s volleyball squad emerged with a narrow five-set victory over Sidney during non-conference volleyball play on Tuesday, Oct. 8. The Indians came away with a 28-30, 25-20, 25-18, 2628, 15-6, victory. With the fifth and deciding set deadlocked at 4-4, Poplar gained a 9-5 lead on a kill by Ashlyn Bull Chief and the service of Quintana Young. Ahead by a 9-6 margin, the Indians ran

In a volleyball match that went down to the wire, Wolf Point came away with a five-set victory in Poplar on Thursday, Oct. 3. The Wolves won the league match by a 25-22, 15-25, 23-25, 25-21, 15-12, final. In the fifth and deciding set, Poplar jumped out to a 6-0 lead on the serving of Rebecca Gorder and net play of Braelyn Nordwick. Down by a 6-1 margin, Wolf Point struck for the next seven points.

Poplar earned second place in both the boys’ and girls’ standings at the Glasgow Invitational held in Fort Peck on Saturday, Oct. 5. Poplar’s boys took second with 42 points while Harlem won the meet with 39 points. Glasgow placed third with 54 points. Harlem’s freshman Ethan Walker led the field with a time of 16:11.4. Poplar’s Elijin Grey Bear finished third at 18:00.5.