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

Poplar’s boys’ basketball team accounted for 56 points in the first half and downed Dodson, 87-45, on Saturday, Feb. 4. The Indians gained a 26-10 advantage in the first quarter and enjoyed a 56-25 half-time lead. Poplar led 75-33 after three quarters of play. Leading the Indians were Delray Lilley with 25, Geordy Medicine Cloud with 15 and Allen Russell with 10 points. Also scoring

Lustre Christian swept basketball contests at Frazer on Saturday, Feb. 4. In the girls’ game, the Lions earned a 63-45 league victory. The Lions jumped out to an 18-9 lead in the first quarter. Lustre held a 35-16 halftime advantage. The Lions struck for 17 points in the third quarter to grab a 52-30 lead. Alexa Reddig accounted for 31 points for Lustre. Also reaching double figures

Frazer’s girls’ basketball team lost in a conference game against Nashua by a 6138 margin on Friday, Feb. 3. The Bearcubs trailed by a 10-4 margin at the end of the first quarter and by a 26-15 half-time margin. Nashua increased its lead to 44-25 in the third quarter. Top scorers for the Bearcubs were Audrey Smoker with 14 and Angel Nelligan with 11 points. Also scoring were Bailey

After a tight first half, Lustre Christian’s boys’ basketball squad rolled to a 58-33 home victory over conference rival Scobey on Tuesday, Jan. 24. The first half ended in a 19-19 deadlock, but the Lions got things going in the third quarter as a drive by Jasiah Hambira opened action. Ahead by a 23-20 margin, Lustre accounted for the contest’s next 10 points. A steal and layup by

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad played outstanding during the first half and posted a 58-38 victory in Sidney on Thursday, Jan. 26. The Lady Wolves jumped out to a 15-5 lead in the first quarter and held a 35-12 halftime advantage. “We looked like an all-star team in the first half,” Wolf Point Coach Frank Benson said. Wolf Point held a 49-25 lead after three quarters of