Brockton’s girls scored a 54-42 win on the road in Culbertson on Saturday, Jan. 11. Action was tight in the first half as the Warriors led 12-9 at the end of the first quarter and 22-18 at the half. Brockton struck for 21 points in the third quarter for a 43-30 advantage. Tamryn Bauer scored 10 of Brockton’s points in the quarter. Leading the Cowgirls in the game were Ator and Ivy

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad lost by a 45-26 final in Scobey on Saturday, Jan. 4. After trailing 9-6 at the end of the first quarter, the Wolves scored nine points in the second quarter for a 15-14 half-time advantage. Keeley Blount-Henderson scored seven of Wolf Point’s points during the first half. Scobey took control by outscoring the Wolves 14-2 in the third quarter for a

Wolf Point’s wrestlers took seventh place in the team standings with 114 points during a tournament in Columbus on Friday, Jan. 3, and Saturday, Jan. 4. Jesse Reed and Mike Bell each earned titles in the boys’ division. Reed won by technical fall, 15-0, over Red Lodge’s Gavin Dunlap in the title match at 160 pounds. Reed also won two other matches on technical falls. Bell pinned Roundup’s

Poplar’s wrestlers competed at a large meet in Bozeman during the weekend. Angelina Escarcega earned the title at 100 pounds. The senior pinned four opponents during the tournament. She pinned Lockwood’s Wai Fandrich in 1:45 for the championship. Liberty Boadle placed fifth at 105 pounds. Boadle scored two pins and won another match by decision at the meet. Blake Follette won three

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball squad played one of its best halves of the season, but Glasgow controlled the second half for a 49-37 win on Friday, Jan. 3. A three-pointer by Sean Hamilton along with the scoring of Roper Flaten and Jett Azure got the Wolves off to a good start in front of their hometown fans. After a free throw by Glasgow’s Cade Hudyma cut the gap to 7-5, Hamilton

Lustre’s boys’ basketball squad stayed undefeated for the season by knocking off Bainville, 69-12, at home on Saturday, Jan. 4. The Lions opened the non-conference contest with the first 11 points on two three-pointers by Cam Reddig, four points by Byron Ewing and a free throw by Diek Olfert. The Bulldogs got on the scoreboard when Rowan Wilson connected on a 17-footer with 5:11 left

Poplar fought off Froid/ Lake, 52-32, in non-conference girls’ basketball action in Poplar on Friday, Jan. 3. The Red Hawks put up a good battle for most of the contest. A basket by Mara Salvevold and two free throws by Brooklyn Nordwick put Froid/Lake up 8-5 at the end of the first quarter. The game was deadlocked at 14-14 during the second period before the Indians struck for seven straight

Poplar’s boys’ basketball team downed Froid/Lake by a 77-35 margin in Poplar on Friday, Jan. 3. The Indians led by a 17-6 margin at the end of the first quarter. Kaniel Ricker accounted for 12 of Poplar’s points in the period. Poplar outscored the Red Hawks, 21-13, in the second quarter for a 38-19 lead. Keilen Erickson scored nine points for the Indians in the quarter. The Red Hawks