Many of many wrestlers being ill in the area, Wolf Point’s high mixer was canceled last week. The did complete at the Scottie invite in Glasgow during the weekend. “We had a pretty solid day on Friday really. We had three kids that started getting sick that a.m. and it really affected their matches,” Wolf Point Coach Scott Vandall said. Kasey Reed went 0-2 on the weekend. Vandall said

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad stopped Roundup, 74-0, in Lockwood on Saturday, Dec. 10. The Lady Wolves earned 21 points in the opening quarter. Leading the way were Sierra Hamilton with eight points, Keely Blount-Henderson with five points and J’Elle Garfield with five points. The Wolves accounted for 33 more points in the second quarter for a 54-0 halftime lead. Hamilton scored

Poplar’s wrestlers came away with two individual championships during the Glasgow Invitational on Saturday, Dec. 10. Angelina Escarcega won the title in the girls’ division at 107 pounds. The sophomore earned pins in her first four matches of the tournament. Escarcega then pinned Simm’s Hayley Petersen in 4:19 for the title. Blake Follette earned the championship at 114 pounds in the

Wolf Point gained the upper- hand from the start and posted a 76-54 season-opening boys’ basketball victory over Glasgow on Friday, Dec. 2. Kelby Bauer hit three three-pointers during the opening minutes to lead the Wolves to a quick 13-3 advantage. “We came out on fire and matched their physicality from the tip,” Wolf Point Coach Cole Hanks said. “Our transition was great. I don’t

The Lustre Lions opened their boys’ basketball campaign by cruising to a 5623 win over Malta’s JVs in Glasgow on Friday, Dec. 2. Lustre enjoyed a 20-3 lead at the end of the first quarter and led 26-9 at intermission. The Lions then accounted for 17 points in the third quarter for a 43-16 advantage. Leading the Lions were Braden Ewing with 10, Elijah Lenihan with eight and Johnslee

Lustre Christian’s boys’ basketball team improved to 2-0 with a 78-35 victory over Wolf Point’s JVs during action in Glasgow on Saturday, Dec. 3. Wolf Point’s JVs kept things close in the first quarter as the Wolves trailed by only a 14-7 margin. The Lions then exploded for 28 points in the second period for a 42-20 advantage. Lustre added 22 more points in the third quarter for