The Poplar Indians got their football season off to a great start by posting a 64-36 victory in Harlem on Friday, Aug. 25. “The boys played well,” Poplar Coach Joe Hammar said. “We tackled extremely well and stood Harlem up in the red zone twice.” Poplar jumped out to a 19-6 lead during the first quarter. William Youngman ran 25 yards for the team’s first touchdown and Cameron Spotted

Wolf Point’s volleyball team opened its season with a strong showing at the Choteau tournament during the weekend. “We played a lot of teams really well who make frequent state showings,” Wolf Point coach Karli McGowan said. “We battled back from score deficits and everyone on the court worked hard for each point.” During round one, the Wolves defeated Simms, 40-37. Close defeats

The Wolf Point Wolves will look to bounce back when they travel to Baker for a non-conference football game on Friday, Sept. 1. Wolf Point fell to Joliet by a 50-6 margin on Friday, Aug. 25. Baker opened its season with a 36-8 loss against Malta. Joliet jumped out to a 21-0 lead in the first quarter and held a 36-0 advantage after three quarters of play against Wolf Point. Wolf Point’s

Local referee Brock Copenhaver has been selected the girls’ basketball official of the year for 2022-2023 by the Montana High School Association and Montana Officials Association. He is now the nominee for the sport for the National Federation of State High School Association’s Officials of the Year. Copenhaver is entering his 13th year as a basketball official. Highlights have included