In a semi-final round game that went down to the wire, Lustre’s boys’ basketball edged Circle, 52-51, at the District 3C tournament in Wolf Point on Thursday. The Lions trailed by a 26-23 half-time margin, but a basket by Byron Ewing tied the game two minutes into the third quarter. Circle reeled off the next eight points on a three-pointer by Owen Beery, a drive by Duke Williamson and

Lustre’s girls’ basketball team lost to Circle by a 61-6 final during loser-out play at the District 3C tournament held in Wolf Point. The Wildcats jumped out to a 26-4 lead in the first quarter and held a 39-6 half-time advantage. Circle led with a 53-6 advantage at the end of the third quarter. Scoring for the Lions were Lauryn Holzrichter with four and Sidney Klatt with two points.

The young Frazer Bearcubs qualified for the divisional tournament with a 77-41 victory over Dodson during the District 3C girls’ basketball tourney in Wolf Point on Friday. The Bearcubs took control from the start with a 25-5 lead at the end of the first quarter. Frazer enjoyed a 48-16 halftime advantage. Reaching double figures for the Bearcubs were Isabelle Fourstar with 17, Bri-Anna

Frazer’s eighth-grader Bri-Anna Beston accounted for 36 points in the team’s 69-66 opening-round District 3C tournament victory over Lustre, but her most important points came in the contest’s final minute. Lustre’s Lauryn Holzrichter, who scored a career- high 37 points, led the Lions’ comeback with seven straight points late to pull Lustre to 66-65 with a minute to play. It was

Roosevelt County has reason to be proud with two high school wrestlers capturing state titles at the girls’ state wrestling meet held in Billings. Wolf Point’s eighth-grader Annaleigh Matejovsky at 120 pounds and Poplar’s senior Angelina Escarcega at 100 pounds earned gold medals during action on Saturday, Feb. 15. Escarcega pinned Lockwood’s Wai Fandrich in 1:23 for the title. Escarcega

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball team enjoyed excellent shooting in the first half and fought off Poplar, 56-50, to end the regular season on Saturday, Feb. 15. The three-point shooting of Roper Flaten and Jett Azure led the Wolves to a 22-13 advantage in the first quarter. Sean Hamilton hit a 17-footer and Richard Campbell connected from three-point range to increase the margin to 30-15