The FPCC Buffalo Chasers and Lady Buffalo Chasers hosted the FPCC Buffalo Chasers Winter Classic basketball tournament at the Poplar High School gym in Poplar. Teams participating were Little Big Horn College, Salish Kootenai College and Stone Child College.
The Buffalo Chasers have several more round-robin tournaments in February along with the Montana Tribal College League Tourney, and wrap
The FPCC Buffalo Chasers and Lady Buffalo Chasers hosted the FPCC Buffalo Chasers Winter Classic basketball tournament at the Poplar High School gym in Poplar. Teams participating were Little Big Horn College, Salish Kootenai College and Stone Child College.
The Buffalo Chasers have several more round-robin tournaments in February along with the Montana Tribal College League Tourney, and wrap
Frazer lost against Scobey in District 3C basketball contests on Friday, Feb. 2.
In the girls’ contest, Scobey jumped out to a 25-3 lead in the first quarter and won by a 71-12 final.
Scoring for the Bearcubs were Baily Beston with five, Maci Fourstar-Sibley with four, Kassidy Hentges with two and Isabelle Fourstar with one point.
Scobey’s boys posted an 8232 win. The Spartans gained
Frazer lost against Scobey in District 3C basketball contests on Friday, Feb. 2.
In the girls’ contest, Scobey jumped out to a 25-3 lead in the first quarter and won by a 71-12 final.
Scoring for the Bearcubs were Baily Beston with five, Maci Fourstar-Sibley with four, Kassidy Hentges with two and Isabelle Fourstar with one point.
Scobey’s boys posted an 8232 win. The Spartans gained
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Poplar’s girls’ basketball team put together a fantastic comeback, but the Indians fell just short against Glasgow, 56-53, at home on Friday, Feb. 2.
The Indians trailed by a 53-44 margin until Braelyn Nordwick hit a free throw with 58 seconds left to begin a comeback. After a steal by EmmaRae Martell, Nordwick scored for a 53-47 game.
Poplar kept the heat on when Nordwick scored after
Poplar’s girls’ basketball team put together a fantastic comeback, but the Indians fell just short against Glasgow, 56-53, at home on Friday, Feb. 2.
The Indians trailed by a 53-44 margin until Braelyn Nordwick hit a free throw with 58 seconds left to begin a comeback. After a steal by EmmaRae Martell, Nordwick scored for a 53-47 game.
Poplar kept the heat on when Nordwick scored after
