The Wolf Point Wolves ended their regular season with a home loss against a strong Baker team on Saturday, Oct. 21. The Wolves fell by a final of 18-25, 14-25, 6-25. In the first set, the Wolves gained a 5-4 lead on a kill by Sierra Hamilton, but Baker scored the next seven points with kills by Madison O’Connor leading the way. Kills by Hamilton pulled the Wolves back to 15-10. After Baker’s

Poplar’s volleyball team finished its regular season on a great note when the Indians earned a league victory in Harlem on Saturday, Oct. 21. The Indians defeated Harlem by a 23-25, 25-21, 25-19, 2522 final. The win was Poplar’s first regular-season victory over a conference team in three years. Leading Poplar’s attack were Kessee Erickson with 10 kills and Braelynn Nordwick with six

The 12-team District 1C volleyball tournament will start Thursday, Oct. 26, in Plentywood. The top four seeds of the tournament are Plentywood, North Country, Scobey and Bainville. Opening-round matches on Thursday include Froid/ Lake facing Brockton at 3 p.m., Richey/Lambert taking on Frazer at 3 p.m., MonDak meeting Lustre Christian at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday and Culbertson taking on Nashua

The Frazer Bearcubs took 17th place In the team standings for the boys’ division during the Class C state cross country meet held in Kalispell on Saturday, Oct. 21. The Bearcubs finished with 198 points. Manhattan Christian won the state title on a tie-breaker over Drummond. Both teams had 33 points. Manhattan Christian’s Oren Arthun repeated as the individual champion with a time of

Wolf Point’s volleyball squad lost in three straight sets during conference action in Glasgow on Thursday, Oct. 19. Glasgow defeated the Wolves by a 25-13, 27-25, 25-21, margin. Sierra Hamilton led Wolf Point’s attack with 12 kills. Kylie Rodenberg accounted for 12 assists. Azalei Ackerman finished with 19 digs. Having two blocks each were Keeley Blount-Henderson and Kashlyn

The Poplar Indians prepared for the state cross country meet with a strong performance at the Harlem Invitational on Friday, Oct. 13. Poplar’s girls came away with third place in the team standings with 31 points. Glasgow topped the field with 13 points and North Toole County placed second with 21 points. Glasgow’s Tanae Baker was the girls’ individual winner with a time of 19:19.97.