15 October 2026
Wolves Earn Third Place At State Flag Football Tourney
The Wolf Point Wolves came away with the thirdplace trophy from the Class A/B state flag football tournament held in Lockwood and Billings.
The Wolves downed Jefferson County, 24-15, in the third-place game on Thursday, Oct. 8.
Wolf Point struck on its first possession when quarterback Maci Fourstar hit Addy Smith with a short pass and the speedy junior raced the distance for a touchdown
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Wolf Point Loses Defensive Battle Against Cut Bank, 22-16
The Wolf Point Wolves didn’t go down without a fight in their 22-16 home loss against Cut Bank on Friday, Oct. 9.
Trailing 22-6 in the conference contest, the Wolf Point fought back when the defense led by Cole Holen and Zandon Calder stopped Cut Bank’s quarterback Bodie Barbie in the end zone for a safety with 9:03 remaining.
Cut Bank limited Wolf Point’s offense on its next possession,
Scobey Stays Undefeated With 61-8 Win In Forsyth
The undefeated Scobey Spartans exploded for 41 points in the first half and defeated Forsyth, 61-8, on the road on Friday, Oct. 9.
The Spartans used a big play to get on the scoreboard on their first possession. On a third-and-17 play from their own eight, quarterback Reese Tande hit tailback Quinn Axtman with a short pass, and the sophomore went the distance for a 72-yard touchdown play.
Spartans Defeat Bainville Team
In a well-played, non-conference match, Scobey edged Bainville, 25-22, 25-13, 25-19, at home on Thursday, Oct. 8.
The Spartans were able to gain a 16-10 lead in the first set on kills by Halle Cromwell and Emery Rouse along with an ace by Ainsley Berryhill. After a kill by Bainville’s Casey Myers, Scobey added a point on another kill by the hard-hitting Rouse for an 18-12 advantage.
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