Wolf Point will host the five-team District 2B volleyball tournament starting on Friday, Oct. 29. The Lady Wolves, the fourth seed, will open the tournament against Poplar, the fifth seed, at 10 a.m. on Friday. The winner will take on top-seeded Glasgow at 1 p.m. Malta, the second seed, will face Harlem at 11:30 a.m. The championship match is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 30.

Glasgow controlled the line of scrimmage and took advantage of Wolf Point turnovers to defeat the Wolves, 58-7, in Wolf Point on Friday, Oct. 22. The opening drive was one of Wolf Point’s highlights of the evening. After a roughing the punter penalty gave the Wolves a first down at the Glasgow 48, the Wolves picked up a first down at the 36 on a pass from Juliun Benson to Cale Jensen.

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I, Jestin Dupree, am running for the Fort Peck Tribal Chairman position. I was born and raised in Poplar, MT, graduated from the Poplar High School, and joined the United States Army in 1998. I was a combat veteran who served our country for over 16 years and did 5 tours of duty overseas as an infantryman. After moving home, I served on the Police Force prior to getting elected to

Hello, my name is Kaci Wallette and I am currently seeking re-election for my third term on the Tribal Executive Board with the Fort Peck Tribes. My parents are Nadine Adams and Karl Wallette. My grandparents are the late Tommy Dean Adams, Naomi (Archdale) Adams, Martin and Emma Wallette. I was born and raised on this great reservation in the communities of Frazer and Wolf Point.