Wolf Point native Tori Nygard has qualified for the NAIA national indoor track meet. Nygard, competing for Dickinson State University in North Dakota, hit the automatic qualifying mark when she had a best of 54-07 in the weight throw during the weekend. She ranks second all time at Dickinson State University in the event. Wolf Point’s Jewel Olson was part of the 1600-meter relay team

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad posted a league victory at Harlem by a 56-25 margin on Saturday, Feb. 4. The Wolves jumped out to a 16-4 lead in the first quarter and increased the margin to 30-10 at the half. Wolf Point increased its lead to 42-12 in the third quarter. Top scorers for the Wolves were Sierra Hamilton with 18 and Keeley Henderson- Blount with 11 points. Also

Poplar knocked off Dodson, 62-47, during non-conference girls’ basketball action on Saturday, Feb. 4. The game was deadlocked at 12-12 after the first quarter of play. Poplar gained a 34-21 lead during the second quarter. Poplar held a 49-36 advantage three quarters of action. Top scorers for the Indians were Morgen Nordwick with 16 and Kessee Erickson with 12 points. Also scoring were

A hot-shooting Wolf Point team scored a 79-58 non-conference victory in Sidney during boys’ basketball action on Tuesday, Jan. 31. After falling behind early, the Wolves used excellent three-point shooting to earn a 27-9 advantage in the first quarter. The Wolves hit eight three-point shots in the period including four by Kelby Bauer and three by Juliun Benson. Wolf Point exploded for

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball suffered its first loss of the season when the Wolves came up short, 65-63, in Baker on Tuesday, Feb. 2. The Wolves trailed 31-23 at the half and by as many as 10 points during the third quarter. Baker led 39-36 at the end of the third quarter. Four straight points by Juliun Benson pulled the Wolves to 48-47, but a four-point play by the Spartans produced

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball squad finished its league schedule with a perfect 8-0 record by downing Harlem, 65-54, on Saturday, Feb. 4. The Wolves experienced a slow start in Harlem as they trailed 19-14 at the end of the first quarter and were ahead by only a 29-26 half-time margin. The Wolves then took control in the third quarter as Kraven Silk and Gaige Bushman opened the period with