The Poplar Indians rolled to home basketball victories over Fairview on Tuesday, Jan. 30. In the boys’ contest, the Indians picked up a 77-49 league victory. After gaining a 24-14 lead in the first quarter, Poplar scored 22 points in the second period for a 46-31 halftime advantage. The Indians outscored Fairview by a 23-10 margin in the third quarter for a 69-41 lead. Leading Poplar’s

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 dropped both basketball games during action in Circle on Wednesday, Jan. 31. Circle’s boys won by a final margin of 87-51. Circle gained a 16-9 advantage in the opening quarter and led 32-25 at the half. The Wildcats then scored 25 points in the third quarter for a 57-46 advantage. Circle outscored the Bearcubs by a 30-5 margin in the fourth quarter. Donovan Gibbs scored 11 points

Lustre Christian cruised to two league basketball victories over Dodson on Friday, Feb. 2. Lustre’s girls won by a 6821 final. The Lions earned a 27-6 lead in the first quarter and increased the margin to 50-15 at the half. Top scorers for Lustre were Kencia Brown with 16, Alexa Reddig with 11 and Lauryn Holzrichter with 10 points. Also scoring were Sydney Klatt with eight, Lauren

The Lady Wolves came from behind to knock off Harlem, 46-42, on the road on Saturday, Feb. 3. Wolf Point trailed by a 3532 margin at the end of the third quarter, but a basket off a rebound by Kashlyn Speak Thunder got the Wolves off to a good start in the fourth period. Speak Thunder fired in a three-pointer to pull the Wolves to 38-37 with 4:52 left in the District 2B contest. Wolf Point

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball team lost by a 69-62 final in Harlem on Saturday, Feb. 3. After falling behind by a 24-12 margin in the first quarter, the Wolves struck for 24 points in the second quarter to cut the gap to 42-36. The Wolves trailed 54-50 after three quarters of play. Leading Wolf Point’s attack were Peyton Summers with 23 and Cade Stafne with 22 points. Lennoxx