Wolf Point’s sophomore J’Elle heads inside for a basket against the Harlem Lady Wildcats. The district girls’ basketball Wolf Point’s aggressive defense kept Harlem in check as the Lady Wolves captured a 54-40 home league victory on Thursday, Feb. 18. Ahead by an 11-10 margin, the Wolves gained control with the next nine points on five points by Hailey Nelson and four points

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball team was clicking against Harlem on Thursday, Feb. 18. The Wolves earned as big as a 20-point lead and defeated the Wildcats, 68-58, at home. “It was a big win. I’m so proud of these guys,” Wolf Point coach Troy Blount said after the victory. “They’ve been working hard all year long.” Harlem entered the game as the first-place team in District

A strong ending in the first half and an outstanding third quarter lifted Wolf Point’s girls over Poplar, 51-37, on Tuesday, Feb. 16. After a three-point play by Rikki Belton pulled Poplar to 23-17 late in the half, the Wolves responded with four quick points on a pair of free throws by Hamyanie Campbell and a basket by Campbell, after a steal by Josie Kolstad, for a 27-17 lead. Gracelyn Medicine