Of all the players who helped their teams earn divisional berths during the District 3C basketball tournament in Glasgow last weekend, the accomplishment probably didn’t mean more to anybody than Lustre’s standout Alexa Reddig. A year ago, Reddig was forced to sit on the bench with a collarbone injury during most of the basketball season. It wasn’t an easy adjustment for the All-State

Poplar’s Angelina Escarcega repeated as a state champion during the girls’ wrestling meet held in Billings. The sophomore pinned Kiera Davis of Corvallis in 4:16 for the title at 100 pounds. Poplar coach Jason Frederick said he is very proud of Escarcega’s championship performance. “Absolutely, she got it done,” Frederick said. She opened the state meet by pinning Browning’s

It was a great way to get ready for the post-season. Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball team competed against a determined Scobey team in a packed gym and the Wolves emerged with a 74-62 overtime victory on Saturday, Feb. 11, to cap the regular season. After regulation ended in a 57-57 deadline, Scobey took a quick 59-57 lead on a pair of free throws by Luke Cromwell. The Wolves, however, dominated

At the end, Wolf Point’s senior girls made sure they had a happy senior night. The Wolves accounted for the game’s final six points to beat Scobey, 36-32, during an exciting final home game on Saturday, Feb. 11. Down by a 32-28 margin, Wolf Point pulled to 32-31 when junior center Sierra Hamilton hit on a rare three-pointer with 3:16 remaining. Wolf Point’s seniors then stepped