08 December 2022

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Lady Wolves Start Season By Stopping Glasgow, 43-31

Lady Wolves Start Season By Stopping Glasgow, 43-31


Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball team played a solid defensive game and shook off some opening season nerves to stop Glasgow, 43-31, to open their season at home on Friday, Dec. 2. Wolf Point coach Frank Benson was pleased to earn a conference victory on opening night. “It was a fun game,” Benson said. “First games are always tough.” He noted that it took a total team effort

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Wolves Open At Eagle Invitational

Wolves Open At Eagle Invitational


The Eagle Invitational in Sidney was the hot spot for wrestling this weekend. “This is one heck of a way to start the season. There were eight states represented this week. We had California, Washington, Idaho, Colorado, Ohio, North and South Dakota and Montana,” Wolf Point coach Scott Vandall said. “It was a fun learning experience. We are young and we took some lumps but gave a couple

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Indians Compete At Sidney Meet

Indians Compete At Sidney Meet


Poplar’s wrestlers opened their season with a solid showing at the Eagle Invitational in Sidney on Friday, Dec. 2, and Saturday, Dec. 3. The Indians scored 15 points in the boys’ large meet that included a team from California and another from Ohio. Angelina Escarcega earned first place in the girls’ 107-pound division. The sophomore pinned five opponents in the tournament. Kacie
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Frazer’s Girls Basketball Features 13 Players This Season

Frazer’s Girls Basketball Features 13 Players This Season


With a turnout of 13 players, Frazer’s girls’ basketball team is optimistic heading into the season. “I’m pretty happy with the turnout. It’s a good number,” Frazer coach Cody Larson said. Bearcubs with varsity experience include junior Angel Nelligan, junior Shakira Beston, sophomore Audrey Smoker, junior Angeline White, freshman Isabelle Even and sophomore Baily Beston.

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Frazer’s Boys Hope To Contend In District 3C Basketball Race

Frazer’s Boys Hope To Contend In District 3C Basketball Race


The Frazer boys’ basketball program features eight athletes this high school season. The roster includes three juniors, three sophomores, one freshman and one eighth grader. “I like what I see right now,” Frazer coach Myron Jackson said. “The things that we’re doing look pretty good.” Returning starters for the Bearcubs include 6-3 junior Joseph Beston, junior Ty Fourstar and