It takes a total team effort to win a state championship, especially when the difference between first place and second place is just a single point. Poplar’s cross country team received that needed full-team effort to win the Class B boys’ state cross country championship held in Billings on Saturday, Oct. 24. The Indians finished with 100 points to capture the state championship. Defending

The lone touchdown of the game came on the opening kickoff as the Wolf Point Wolves ended their season with a 6-2 home loss against Sidney’s JVs on Saturday, Oct. 24. The game was scheduled after Big Timber forfeited against Wolf Point. Wolf Point’s defense again turned in an admirable effort in the non-conference defeat. The offense also had its moments but couldn’t get into the end zone.

The Wolf Point Wolves dropped a tough fiveset home match against Plentywood on Saturday, Oct. 24, by a final margin of 25-19, 23-25, 25-20, 24-26, 14-16, to end their regular volleyball season. After the District 2B squads split the first two sets, the Wolves gained a 14-12 lead in the third set on a kill by Addy Smith, a tip by McKinlee Paulson and a kill by Butterfly Lindsay. Plentywood

Wolf Point’s volleyball team battled league leader Glasgow to the wire in the first two sets, but the Lady Wolves dropped the home conference match on Thursday, Oct. 22. Glasgow came away with a 27-25, 25-22, 25-12, win. Trailing by a 15-11 margin in the first set, the Wolves were able to fight back to 16-14 as a spike by Mattie Azure was good for one of the points. A kill by Cali Gorder pulled