After a close first half, Frazer’s girls’ basketball squad fell short against Nashua, 41-29, in the first round of the District 3C tournament in Wolf Point on Wednesday, Feb. 16. The Bearcubs were behind 8-3 at the end of the first quarter and tied the game at 12-12 when Baily Beston hit two free throws with three minutes left in the half. After Nashua took a 16-12 lead on two hoops by

Dodson held off Lustre Christian’s girls, 53-47, during opening round action of the District 3C basketball tournament in Wolf Point on Wednesday, Feb. 16. The Lions trailed 37-21 after three quarters of play and 47-25 with four minutes remaining but then struck for five straight points on two baskets by Aubri Holzrichter and a free throw by Meredith Valentine. Free throws by Holzricther

Wolf Point’s wrestling team qualified two athletes including divisional champion Mason Garfield for the state meet during the weekend. The divisional meet took place in Colstrip. Wolf Point’s Jordan Davis at 160 pounds faced the top wrestler in the state, “Jordan wrestled him earlier this year in Sidney. Jordan did a good job, he worked hard and got midway to the second round,” Wolf Point

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball team overcame a slow start and emerged with a 58-50 home win over Baker on Friday, Feb. 4. The Wolves trailed 15-11 at the end of the first quarter and for almost the entire second quarter. Down 29-23, Wolf Point scored the final six points of the half on a three-pointer by Gaige Bushman and a three-pointer at the buzzer by Kraven Silk that went off the backboard

Between dealing with foul trouble and trying to slow down a determined Baker team, Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad had its hands full for most of the home contest on Friday, Feb. 4. During the fourth quarter, good shot selection and solid defensive play carried the Lady Wolves to a 53-43 non-conference victory. Ahead by only a 38-34 margin with a little more than five minutes to

Wolf Point didn’t have its best shooting night, but the Wolves managed to knock off Sidney, 59-48, during home boys’ basketball action on Thursday, Jan. 28. The Wolves led by only a 29-26 half-time margin, but baskets by Jack Sprague and Juliun Benson got them off to a good start in the third quarter. After Sidney’s Aren Larson scored to cut the gap to 33-28 with 4:21 left in the period,