The Poplar Indians lost a home contest against Fairview by a 78-8 final on Thursday, Sept. 15. Adrian Mattuck returned a kickoff for Poplar’s touchdown. Kameron Reum scored on a two-point conversion run. The Indians will return to action with at MonDak on Friday, Sept. 23.

Lustre Christian’s volleyball squad dropped a match against MonDak on Tuesday, Sept. 13. The Thunder won by a 25-18, 25-17, 25-11, final. Alexa Reddig finished with two aces, seven digs and a block to lead the Lions. Grace Brown accounted for three kills. Aubri Holzrichter had four assists. Sarah Dahl served two aces. Leaders for MonDak included Emma Smart with eight aces and six digs,

After a bit of a slow start, the Wolf Point Wolves were impressive in beating Roundup, 48-6, at home on Friday, Sept. 9. “It’s a good win,” Wolf Point’s Coach Anthony Red Cloud said after the non-conference victory. “All the kids did their jobs.” After a turnover by the Wolves on a punt return, Roundup scored the game’s first touchdown on a fourthdown run from one-yard out

Poplar native Scott Mc-Gowan was inducted into the University of Montana’s Grizzly Sports Hall of Fame last weekend. McGowan was a four-time NCAA All-American. He finished in fourth place at the 2004 indoor national meet in the mile. He was a three-time Big Sky Conference champion in three different events. He still holds school records in three events. During his senior season, McGowan

Ethan Blount came through with a good performance in his first cross country meet for Rocky Mountain College. Blount, a 2022 graduate of Wolf Point High School, finished second at the Buccaneer Open in Glendive on Friday, Sept. 9. The freshman’s time was 29:12.1.

Wolf Point’s Peyton Summers kept his outstanding cross country season going by earning first place at the Glendive Invitational on Friday, Sept. 9. The junior finished first with a time of 16:51.04. Wolf Point’s Kelby Bauer, a senior, placed 10th with a time of 18:54.75. Rebel Mays finished in 18th place at 20:24.19. Trent Hamilton took 43rd at 28:19.19. Poplar’s boys took