02 December 2021

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Wolf Point’s Boys Open Season At Home On Friday, Dec. 3

Wolf Point’s Boys Open Season At Home On Friday, Dec. 3


Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball squad will tip-off its season with a home battle against conference rival Glasgow on Friday, Dec. 3. Wolf Point’s program features 23 boys this year. The district tournament will take place in Glasgow on Feb. 17-19. “I’m optimistic about the season,” coach Troy Blount said. “It’s a good group of boys, they work hard. It’s just exciting because

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Wolf Point Looks Forward To Full Wrestling Season

Wolf Point Looks Forward To Full Wrestling Season


Wolf Point’s wrestling program looks to make some noise this high school season with several standouts returning to the mats. Heading the list is Mason Garfield who placed sixth at the Class B state meet last season. Garfield wrestled at 182 pounds last season and will likely compete at 205 pounds this campaign. “We’re looking at him to do even better,” Wolf Point coach Scott Vandall

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Poplar’s Wrestlers Aim For Honors At State Level

Poplar’s Wrestlers Aim For Honors At State Level


The Poplar Indians have the potential to be one of the top Class B wrestling programs around this season. With 13 boys and seven girls out for the sport, the Indians field a wellrounded mixture of experience and talent. “I’m excited about both our boys and girls,” Poplar coach Jason Frederick said. “Our girls have a ton of experience.” Returning seniors on the boys’ squad

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Poplar’s Girls Prepare For Basketball Season

Poplar’s Girls Prepare For Basketball Season


Under the leadership of a new head coach, the Poplar Indians are aiming for good things this girls’ basketball season. “It’s been going great,” Poplar coach Bryce Kirk said of pre-season practices. “We’re getting things going and working them hard.” Returning varsity players for the Indians include Morgen Nordwick, Allie Azure, Jazmyn Carry Water, Courtney Spottedwolf, Teagan

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Poplar’s Boys Shoot To Improve Under New Head Coach

Poplar’s Boys Shoot To Improve Under New Head Coach


With three returning starters, the Poplar Indians are shooting for a solid boys’ basketball season this year. Gib Medicine Cloud, the team’s new head coach, says the players have been working hard during practices. “They are a very dedicated bunch of student athletes,” Medicine Cloud said of Poplar’s players. “It should be exciting.” Returning starters include Dennis Red

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Frazer’s Boys Aim To Bounce Back For Successful Season

Frazer’s Boys Aim To Bounce Back For Successful Season


With a talented group of players returning, Frazer’s boys’ basketball squad should move up in the league standings this season. Frazer’s starters back include John Hotomanie, Keein Ackerman, Blue Fettig and Jonathan Jackson. “We’re looking pretty good,” Frazer coach Myron Jackson said. “We’re looking to push the ball up more.” Other returning players with a good amount