What a way to celebrate homecoming! Wolf Point’s defense forced four turnovers and held Colstrip scoreless for the first three quarters to win 38-14 on Friday, Sept. 16. The Wolves accounted for the game’s first 38 points in the non-conference victory. “Homecoming is always a fun one to win,” Wolf Point Coach Anthony Red Cloud said. “It feels good to get the win for our fans.”Juliun

In a three-set battle, Wolf Point edged Poplar, 25-18, 26-24, 25-20, during conference volleyball action in Wolf Point on Thursday, Sept. 15. The Indians were able to build an 8-6 lead in the first game on three strong serves by Morgen Nordwick. Poplar stayed ahead as a block by Kessee Erickson put the margin at 14-12. With the score deadlocked at 15-15, Wolf Point grabbed the lead on three

The Wolf Point Wolves had three runners place in the top 15 during the Glasgow Invitational held at Fort Peck on Saturday, Sept. 17. Wolf Point’s Peyton Summers, a junior, was the overall winner with a time of 16:29.00. Glasgow’s Reed Larson placed second at 16:42.03. Kerby Bauer, a senior, earned 10th place at 18:53.63. Rebel Mays, a sophomore, finished 13th at 19:11.61. The

Froid/Lake knocked off Frazer, 25-6, 25-15, 25-10, in conference volleyball play in Frazer on Friday, Sept. 16. Three powerful serves by Carolyne Christoffersen put the Red Hawks up 10-3 in the first set. Ahead by a 12-6 margin, Froid/Lake struck for the final 13 points of the game as ace serving by Addison Elvsaas led the way. Jaeleigh Davidson scored three kills during the streak. The Bearcubs

Poplar’s girls’ cross country team placed fourth in the team standings during the Glasgow Invitational at Fort Peck on Saturday, Sept. 17. The Indians finished with 83 points. The top three teams were Miles City with 55, Glasgow with 65 and Havre with 72 points. “The girls had a very good meet,” Poplar Coach Karolyn Kohl said. Poplar’s Reinita Irizarry finished in 11th place