Wolf Point didn’t have its best shooting night, but the Wolves managed to knock off Sidney, 59-48, during home boys’ basketball action on Thursday, Jan. 28. The Wolves led by only a 29-26 half-time margin, but baskets by Jack Sprague and Juliun Benson got them off to a good start in the third quarter. After Sidney’s Aren Larson scored to cut the gap to 33-28 with 4:21 left in the period,

Wolf Point’s wrestlers finished their regular season at two difference locations this weekend. Coach Maestro Martinez and Joli Beston traveled to Cascade and Simms for some matches. Beston went 4-1 on the weekend. In Cascade, she wrestled four girls from Flathead. “We were looking for three match-ups. We got these instead which was fine,” Wolf Point Coach Scott Vandall said. “She

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad put together a strong comeback bid but fell short at Glasgow, 46-39, on Friday, Jan. 28. Trailing by a 36-24 margin with under five minutes left in the league game, the Wolves started a comeback when KJ St. Marks canned a three-pointer. A basket off a rebound by Sierra Hamilton pulled the Wolves to 36-29 with 4:01 left. After Glasgow’s Sabrina Harsh

Wolf Point lost by a 66-51 final at Glasgow during boys’ basketball action on Friday, Jan. 28. A highlight for the Wolves in the physical contest came when junior guard Kelby Bauer connected on a buzzer shot that covered nearly three-quarters of the court to end the opening half. The Wolves, who played a good amount of the half without injured Jaxon Azure and Kraven Silk, trailed 30-22 at intermission.

Fifteen girls from the Eastern Montana Gymnastics Team traveled to Mandan on Jan. 22 and won two team trophies, four first-place allaround awards and seven first-place event awards. The Circle gym’s Gold Team won the first-place trophy and the Silver Team won the third-place trophy. Richey’s Lina Smith, Wolf Point’s Ashlynn Johannessen and Circle’s Ava Hove and Ali Gibbs earned the top