Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball squad fell behind early and lost at home against Glasgow by a 63-38 final on Saturday, Jan. 27. The three-point shooting of Myles Yoakam led Glasgow to a 9-4 lead in the opening quarter, but Wolf Point’s Lennoxx Lilley then scored off a great behind-the-back pass from Jack Kolstad to excite the hometown fans. Sean Hamilton hit a three-pointer to cut the

Wolf Point will host the Eastern B/C divisional wrestling meet on Friday and Saturday. “It will be a great weekend of wrestling,” Wolf Point Coach Scott Vandall said. “I hope we get a lot of home town fans and support. We hope to see a lot of Wolves’ fans in attendance.” The Wolves ended the regular season in Malta. “It’s been a long season, but we have reached the time that

Glasgow gained the upper- hand in the second quarter en route to a 56-38 girls’ basketball victory in Wolf Point on Saturday, Jan. 27. After Glasgow took a 14-3 lead in the first quarter, the play of Keeley Blount-Henderson led the Wolves back to trail only 16-11 at one point in the second period. The Scotties then struck for the last 11 points of the half for a 27-11 advantage. A basket

The Poplar Indians pulled away in the fourth quarter to post a 67-44 boys’ basketball victory over Froid/Lake on Thursday, Jan. 25. Poplar gained a 13-6 lead in the first quarter and a 3019 half-time advantage in the non-conference contest. Geordy Medicine Cloud scored 13 points and hit three three-pointers for the Indians during the first half. The Red Hawks trailed 3425 in the third quarter,

Poplar’s girls’ basketball team used a strong second quarter to beat Culbertson, 64-54, on Tuesday, Jan. 23. After leading 13-11 at the end of the first quarter, the Indians accounted for 17 points in the second quarter for a 30-17 half-time advantage. The Indians led 50-38 after three quarters of play. Top scorers for Poplar were Kessee Erickson with 17, Rikki Belton with 16 and Cammie