By Bill Vander Weele The Wolf Point Wolves took Plentywood to four games before falling short on Saturday, Oct. 1. Plentywood won the non-conference match by a 25-17, 25-22, 22-25, 25-18, final margin. Kaleah Miller-Toves led Wolf Point’s attack with eight kills and four blocks. Mahala Moran finished with 13 assists. Sierra Hamilton served 14 aces. Kylie Rodenberg had 14 digs.

Bainville’s volleyball team knocked off Frazer, 25-13, 2512, 25-9, at home on Thursday, Sept. 29. Miah Pippenger scored four kills for the Bulldogs. Kendra Romo finished with six assists. Hailey Berwick accounted for seven aces and four digs. Frazer will host North Country on Thursday, Oct. 6, and Plentywood on Friday, Oct. 7.

The Lady Wolves gained a great deal of experience during volleyball tournament action in Dickinson, N.D., on Friday, Sept. 23, and Saturday, Sept. 24. Wolf Point posted a record of 1-2 during pool play on Friday and was placed in the silver division. During bracket play on Saturday, the Wolves won two of three matches. Wolf Point defeated Heart River, N.D., 25-15, 19-25, 15-12, and Beach,

Poplar’s football team fell to MonDak, 50-12, in an away football game on Friday, Sept. 23. Scoring Poplar’s touchdowns in the second half were Gage Berg and Kameron Reum on running plays. “Gage Berg had a good offensive game,” Poplar Coach Joe Hammar said. Adrian Matuck made a couple of nice catches for the Indians during the contest. The Indians will travel to Ekalaka on

Facing competition from across the state, Wolf Point’s Peyton Summers earned the first-place medal at the Lockwood Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 24. Summers, a junior, finished first with a time of 17:30.2. Manhattan Christian’s Oren Arthun placed second at 17:53.4. Wolf Point’s earned eighth place at 19:47.1. Rebel Mays took 24th place at 20:37.5. Trent Hamilton was 50th