The Lady Wolves were defeated by Fairfield, 23-25, 13-25, 16-25, during the first round of the divisional volleyball tournament held in Glasgow on Thursday, Nov. 4. Down by an 18-15 margin in the first set, the Wolves battled back with two kills and a block by Sierra Hamilton to cut the gap to 19-18. A kill by Jaylee Azure kept the Wolves close at 20-19. Fairfield increased its lead to 23-21

Wolf Point High School senior Mason Garfield has accomplished many goals during his time at the school. Last wrestling season, Garfield placed fourth at the divisional meet and sixth at the Class B state meet. “All my matches at state were really close, they could have went either way,” Garfield said. Garfield, who also qualified for the state meet as a sophomore, is looking to

It took a while for it to sink in for Froid/Lake volleyball senior setter Meg Ator. The Red Hawks qualified for the state tournament on Saturday morning, but it wasn’t until that evening that Ator realized that she and her teammates accomplished their goal. “It’s crazy. As the day went on, it hit me,” Ator said of advancing to the state tourney. “All those hours in the gym paid off.”

Wolf Point Elks Lodge No. 1764 held the annual hoop shoot free throw contest for youth ages 8 to 13 in the Wolf Point High School gym Saturday, Nov. 6. Newly minted Wolf Point championship are (from left to right): Braxton Crawford, boys’ ages 8-9, Poplar Elementary; Sebastian McGowan, boys’ 12-13, Poplar Middle School; Andrew Williamson, boys’ 10-11, Northside Elementary; Ryan Smith, girls’

Wolf Point’s junior high girls’ basketball players show their support for the high school volleyball players during the divisional tournament held in Glasgow. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)