Four Wolf Point volleyball players have received All-Conference honors in District 2B this season. Heading the list is senior Sierra Hamilton, who was selected to the All-State team and All-Conference first team. Wolf Point’s Azalei Ackerman was also voted to the All-Conference first team. Other All-State selections from District 2B were Fairview senior Kallee Hopes and Fairview sophomore

Area players have received District 1C All-Conference volleyball honors for their performances this fall. The 12-player first team includes Culbertson’s senior Destiny Thompson and Froid/Lake’s junior Mara Salvevold. Selected from Bainville were senior Brecklyn Pippenger, junior Elsie Wilson and sophomore Hailey Berwick. North Country placed third at the state tournament. Voted All-Conference

The Wolf Point Wolves claimed fourth place at the Northern B divisional volleyball tournament after a solid showing in Malta on Thursday, Nov. 2, and Friday, Nov. 3. The Wolves were able to keep their season alive with a dramatic five-set victory over Conrad on Friday afternoon. Wolf Point won the match by a 12-25, 26-24, 19-25, 25-16, 1614, final. After dropping the first set, the Wolves

Wolf Point came up short against Shelby in the first round of the Northern B divisional volleyball tournament held in Malta on Thursday, Nov. 2. The Wolves lost by a 20-25, 18-25, 19-25, final. The Wolves enjoyed a strong start as a kill by Sierra Hamilton and aces by Gabrielle Fourbear put them ahead by a quick 4-0 margin. After Shelby moved ahead 10-6, Wolf Point responded with kills by

Wolf Point knocked off Glasgow in a tight loser-out match at the Northern B divisional volleyball tournament on Friday, Nov. 3. The Wolves posted a 28-26, 24-26, 25-15, 23-25, 15-11 victory. In the fifth and deciding set, the Wolves broke away from a 5-5 deadlock with four kills by Sierra Hamilton off sets by Kylie Rodenberg leading the way to a 9-6 advantage. Another kill by Hamilton put

Last week, legendary basketball coach Bob Knight died. Any long-time basketball fan surely knows the great impacts that Knight made to the game. When he retired from coaching, he had the record for most victories. His accomplishments included three NCAA championships including the last perfect record in men’s basketball. Knight was also the last coach to lead U.S. amateur basketball players

Wolf Point’s volleyball team came up short in the semi-final round of the District 2B tournament against Fairview on Friday, Oct. 27. The Wolves dropped the match by a final of 25-23, 2125, 25-17, 23-25, 9-15. The Wolves trailed by a 2322 margin in the first set and pulled even on a block by Gabrielle Fourbear. Wolf Point then accounted for the final two points including a set ending serve