By Bill Vander Weele The Wolf Point School Board approved budgets for Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief funds during the board meeting on Monday, Dec. 13. The Wolf Point School District was allocated an ESSER II Basic Allocation of $2,372,240. In addition, and under ESSER II, special needs funds were allocated for $12,294. The Wolf Point School District was Allocated an ESSER

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball team outscored Poplar by a 75-52 margin for a road conference win on Friday, Dec. 17. After leading by only a 17-15 margin at the end of the first quarter, the Wolves started to take control with the first eight points of the second period on six points by Juliun Benson and a drive by Kelby Bauer. The scoring of Dennis Red Eagle and Delray Lilley kept the

The Wolf Point Wolves had a full weekend of wrestling in Fort Benton and Great Falls. During action in Fort Benton, the Wolves went 7-3 as a team. Samantha Reed was able to wrestle her first two matches and knock off some rust. She won both matches. Joli Beston won her one match. “It was a solid match for her,” Wolf Point coach Scott Vandall said. Mason Garfield had one match

Wolf Point’s girls exploded for the last 16 points of the first half and picked up a 6857 victory at Poplar on Friday, Dec. 17. The Wolves trailed by a 2726 margin until Sierra Hamilton hit a pair of free throws with 2:46 left in the half. Josie Kolstad then hit two free throws with 2:29 remaining in the half. After a steal by KJ St. Marks, Kolstad scored on a drive for a 32-27 advantage.

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad took conference powerhouse Malta to the wire before losing by a 61-57 final at home on Saturday, Dec. 18. Wolf Point coach Frank Benson was impressed with the Lady Wolves’ performance. Wolf Point is now 4-1 for the season. “We’re for real,” Benson said after the game. “We’re not a bad team.” The Wolves trailed by a 57-49 margin with

After a solid start, Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball team lost at home against Malta, 65-48, on Saturday, Dec. 18. The Wolves jumped out to a 5-0 lead on a three-pointer by Kraven Silk and a drive by Juliun Benson. After Malta’s 6-7 senior Connor Tuss scored at the 4:38 mark, Wolf Point’s Kelby Bauer connected on a three-pointer for an 8-2 lead. The Mustangs tied the game with the