Poplar sophomore wrestlers Jase Frederick and Jacob Berger both placed again, this time at the State All-Class Wrestling Meet at the Metra in Billings Friday and Saturday, Feb. 14-15. Frederick took fourth in the 113-pound weight class and Berger placed fourth at 205. Also qualifying for the state meet from Poplar were: Mitchell Youngman, 132; Logan Boadle, 152; and Will Turcotte, 170.

With an eight-year state tournament drought and nine years since Wolf Point has claimed a Class B state title, the Wolves have been playing like champions the last half of the basketball season and are looking for big things ahead. Wolf Point won seven of their last eight games, only losing to Scobey in a non-conference tilt Saturday, Feb. 15. The Wolves have beaten each of the other District

Sophomore Mason Garfield competed as the sole Wolf Point High School state qualifier at the State All-Class Wrestling Meet at the Metra in Billings Friday and Saturday, Feb. 14-15. Garfield qualified for state at the Eastern B/C Divisional at Huntley Project Feb. 8. “Garfield had a good solid weekend. He lost to a Fort Benton kid,” head coach Scott Vandall said. “We were up 8-0

Finishing the regular season schedule fifth place in District 2B, the Lady Wolves and fourth-place Lady Indians will play a loser-out playin game Thursday, Feb. 20, to earn the No. 4 seed at the District 2B tournament in Malta. The district tournament that will be held Friday and Saturday will advance all four teams to the Northern B Girls’ Divisional in Shelby Thursday through Saturday,

Now sophomores with fourth-place state wrestling finishes under their belts, Poplar wrestlers Jacob Berger (left) and Jase Frederick have been wrestling together since they were four.

Wolf Point High School honored senior boys’ and girls’ basketball players, cheerleaders, speech and drama and band participants with their families before the Wolves played Scobey in the final regular-season games in the Wolves’ Den Saturday, Feb. 15. A star quilt ceremony was held. Seniors that were honored are listed alphabetically by their activities. Boys’ basketball players were Christian

By Darla Downs Krayle Stormer defeated Miguel Ramos of Fairfield, 8-6, to take first place in the 113-pound weight class. Cole Becker, wrestling at 145, defeated Dallen Hoover, of Whitehall, 6-5, to take first place. At 138, Canyon Casterline took third; Tugg Taylor, at 120, took fourth; and Bryson Bartelson, 120, took sixth.