After a promising start, Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad dropped a non-conference game in Scobey, 65-34, on Friday, Jan. 2. The Wolves earned a 13-11 lead in the first quarter. Adalynn Smith hit two three-pointers and had nine points in the quarter. Scobey moved ahead 29-16 in the second quarter. Emery Rouse tallied six points for the Spartans in the quarter. Scobey increased

Wolf Point’s Cali Gorder placed second at 100 pounds during the Montana Super 14 wrestling tournament in Belgrade. Gorder won four matches including three on pins. She lost by a 3-0 margin in the title match. Wolf Point’s Lakealah Mays at 100 pounds and Paisley Bruner at 130 pounds each won two matches at the tournament.

Brockton’s girls’ basketball squad defeated Richey/Lambert, 51-41, in a battle of two solid District 2C teams on Friday, Jan. 2. The Warriors held a 12-10 lead at the end of the first quarter and moved ahead 2616 at the half. Brockton struck for 13 points in the third period for a 39-26 advantage. Reaching double figures for the Warriors were Quintana Young with 20 and Tamryn Bauer

The Brockton Warriors rolled to a 74-54 home boys’ basketball victory over Richey/Lambert on Friday, Jan. 2. Brockton earned a 17-7 lead in the first quarter as Tefton Bear scored six points and Ronnie Black Dog added five points. The Warriors ran off 23 points in the second period for a 40-22 half-time advantage. Miles Boxer Jr. and Jarid Fast Horse each connected on a pair of three-pointers

Poplar’s girls’ basketball team struck for 12 points in the fourth quarter to beat Fairview, 39-33, on the road on Friday, Jan. 2. The Indians trailed by a 28-27 margin entering the final quarter. Poplar’s Frankie Gourneau scored six points in the fourth period. Adding three points each were Saydee Archambault and Braelyn Nordwick. Gourneau finished with 19 points for the Indians. Also

After a close first half, Lustre’s girls’ basketball team lost to North Country by a 63-32 final on Friday, Jan. 2. The game was deadlocked at 10-10 after the first quarter. The Mavericks held only a 26-23 half-time advantage. North Country then tallied 23 points in the third period for a 49-27 lead. Top scorers for the Lions were Lauryn Holzrichter with 10 and Lauren Fast with eight

Poplar’s boys’ basketball team fell short at Fairview by a 65-57 margin on Friday, Jan. 2. Fairview held leads of 14-8 at the end of the first quarter and 32-18 at the half. The Indians trailed 52-37 after three quarters of play. Top scorers for Poplar were Wilder Bearcub with 14, Chasen Pribbernow with 12 and Dane Moran with 11 points. Also scoring were Ryder Olson with eight and