contest was 12 points. The Wolves shot 29 percent from the field in the game. The Spartans hit 21 of their 29 free-throw attempts. Wolf Point was four for eight from the line. Wolf Point Coach Troy Blount said the Wolves played well at times against Baker. “We couldn’t get over the hump,” Blount said. Corey Martell scored 10 points to lead Wolf Point. Harlem outscored the Wolves,

couple of our shots went in, we had a chance.” Haymyanie Campbell, a junior, scored 22 points to lead the Wolves.“Campbell did an amazing job,” Kolstad said. “She had multiple fastbreak layups.” Rounding out Wolf Point’s scoring were Jaylee Azure with nine, Sierra Hamilton with eight, J’Elle Garfield with six, Hailey Nelson with five, Josie Kolstad with four and Joey Houg with

Poplar’s girls’ basketball squad opened its season on a strong note as the Indians knocked off Frazer, 59-9, at home on Saturday, Jan. 2. After leading 10-4 at the end of the first quarter, Poplar gained a 21-4 half-time advantage. “We will make a few changes,” Poplar Coach Teri Christian said after the win. “You can do it all you want in practice, but the game setting is a little

Colt Miller of the Froid/ Lake Red Hawks has been selected as an alternate for the Montana East-West Shrine Football Game. The senior was voted as an alternate at tight end. Miller earned All-State honors as the Red Hawks captured the Class C six-man state championship this year. Savage’s Sloan McPherson was voted to the East team as a tight end. He was an All-State pick this season.