Lustre’s girls’ basketball team split its two road contests during the past weekend. The Lions downed Manhattan Christian, 38-34, during action on Saturday, Dec. 13. Lustre took an 11-5 lead in the first quarter and then increased the margin to 22-14 in the second period. Lauryn Holzrichter scored seven points in the second period. After leading 32-23 at the end of the third quarter,

Poplar’s boys’ basketball team outscored Lame Deer, 97-95, to gain a victory at the tip-off tournament in Lockwood on Friday, Dec. 12. Deadlocked at 85-85 at the end of regulation, the Indians scored 12 points in overtime for the non-conference win. Dane Moran scored six points and Chasen Pribbernow added five points in overtime. The Indians led by a 22-21 margin at the end of the first

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After a close start, Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball team fell against an explosive St. Labre team, 87-62, in Lockwood on Friday, Dec. 12. A dunk and inside shot by Zandon Calder put the Wolves up 5-3 with 4:01 remaining in the opening quarter. Free throws by Andrew Williamson and Roper Flaten gave Wolf Point a 9-8 advantage, but St. Labre held a 14-9 lead at the end of the period.

Poplar’s girls’ basketball team exploded for 22 points in the first quarter and downed Lame Deer at the tournament in Lockwood on Friday, Dec. 12. The Indians earned a 22-5 lead in the first quarter. Saydee Archambault scored six points for the Indians in the period. Frankie Gourneau and Ashlyn Bull Chief added five points each. Poplar then struck for 19 more points in the second period