The Lady Wolves opened their home volleyball schedule on a high note by beating Baker, 25-21, 25-22, 19-25, 27-25, on Friday, Sept. 3. “We worked on transition all week, we did that so much better, and our blocking was better,” Wolf Point Coach Kim Hanks said. “It was a good team win.” Wolf Point accounted for the non-conference match’s first six points on the serving of Katelyn

Poplar’s cross-country squad hosted the Poplar Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 4. Mattie Falls Down, a freshman, led Poplar’s girls by taking 10th place with a time of 22:58.60. Jazmyn Carry Water finished 11th at 23:23.98. Bailey Dupree took 23rd at 26:10.66. Precious Keiser finished 45th at 28:54.67. Teagan Escarcega took 48th at 29:09.32. Rikki Belton ran the course in 30:15.02

The Wolf Point Wolves played one of their best halves of football in the past few seasons before falling to Baker, 40-6, at home on Friday, Sept. 3. “After the first half, we were in it,” Wolf Point Coach Anthony Red Cloud said. “That’s a positive to have the first game we were still in it at half-time for awhile.” The Wolves trailed by a 21-6 margin at intermission. “The entire

Wolf Point’s boys earned the top three individual finishes to highlight the Poplar Invitational cross-country meet on Saturday, Sept. 4. Sophomore Peyton Summers finished first with a personal best time of 17:24.18. Summers has his sights on the school record of 16:57 held by Zander Ackerman. “I’m going for Zander’s record,” Summers said of one of his goals. Kholby Spotted