Poplar’s girls earned 10th place in the team standings at the Class B state cross country meet held in Kalispell on Saturday, Oct. 21. The Indians had 345 points. Manhattan won the state championship with 93 points. Glasgow placed second with 103 points. Poplar’s sophomore Kacie Colgan finished in 28th place with a time of 21:15.96. Blake Follette earned 37th place at 22:39.18.

Wolf Point’s defense stepped up with big plays time and time again as the Wolves came away with a 14-13 conference victory over Conrad on Friday, Oct. 13. “It was a hard-fought game. The boys responded,” Wolf Point’s football coach Anthony Red Cloud said after the win. “The defense bended but did not break.” Red Cloud was pleased that the Wolves played solid ball throughout four

The Wolf Point Wolves capped off their regular season by taking fourth place in the team standings at the Harlem Invitational on Friday, Oct. 13. The Wolves finished with 36 points behind Harlem with 25, Plenty Coups with 28 and Glasgow with 34 points. Wolf Point’s senior Peyton Summers led all runners with a time of 15:52.28 for firstplace honors. Rebel Mays, a junior, earned fifth place

Poplar’s volleyball squad fell short in three sets during home league action against Glasgow on Friday, Oct. 13. The Indians lost by a 22-25, 12-25, 26-28, final. After dropping the first two sets, Poplar jumped out to an 11-6 lead in the third set. A block by Kessee Erickson and the serving of Cammie Martell were highlights. Glasgow tied the score at 11-11, but the Indians moved back

The Poplar Indians put up a great fight but lost in Malta on Saturday, Oct. 14. Poplar fell by a 21-25, 16-25, 27-29 final. A kill by Braelyn Nordwick put the Indians ahead 16-14 in the first set, but Malta moved ahead by a 20-18 margin. Poplar bounced back with three straight points on a tip by EmmaRae Martell and two aces by Kessee Erickson for a 21-20 advantage. Malta struck for the final