Wolf Point’s Peyton Summers kept his outstanding cross country season going by earning first place at the Glendive Invitational on Friday, Sept. 9. The junior finished first with a time of 16:51.04. Wolf Point’s Kelby Bauer, a senior, placed 10th with a time of 18:54.75. Rebel Mays finished in 18th place at 20:24.19. Trent Hamilton took 43rd at 28:19.19. Poplar’s boys took

Poplar’s football squad fell by a 52-6 final in Plentywood on Saturday, Sept. 10. The Indians’ touchdown came on a pass from Kameron Reum to Adrien Mattuck. Poplar entered the game missing two of its running backs due to injuries. “Our fullback and junior Gage Berg stepped up and assumed those roles,” Poplar Coach Joe Hammar said. “Freshman Travis Pribbernow stepped up and filled

Wolf Point’s volleyball squad dropped a non-conference match in Baker on Friday, Sept. 2. Baker won by a 25-12, 25-19, 25-22, final margin. Sierra Hamilton led the Wolves with five kills, four blocks and two aces. Azalei Ackerman finished with 30 digs. Katelyn Mac-Donald added 21 digs and two blocks. Kylie Rodenberg accounted for eight assists. The Wolves will compete at a tournament

The Frazer Bearcubs put up in good effort but lost a home volleyball match against Richey/Lambert on Thursday, Sept. 1. “I thought we were competitive,” Frazer’s Coach Cody Larson said. The Fusion won the first set by a 25-7 final. Richey/Lambert then took the second set by a 25-8 margin. The Fusion earned the third set by a 25-9 final. The Culbertson Cowgirls opened the week