Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball team accounted for an impressive offensive performance in the second half to down Poplar, 70-53, at home on Friday, Jan. 20. The Wolves led by only a 29-28 half-time margin and Poplar took a 30-29 lead on a basket off a rebound by Morgen Nordwick to open the third quarter. Wolf Point then gained the upper-hand with nine unanswered points on a drive by

Poplar’s girls’ basketball squad outscored Harlem in every quarter for a 74-29 home victory on Saturday, Jan. 21. The Indians jumped out to an 18-8 advantage in the opening quarter. Cammie Martell accounted for nine points including two three-pointers in the period. Poplar struck for 24 points in the second quarter for a 42-14 lead. Morgen Nordwick had 13 points including three three-pointers

Wolf Point’s wrestlers had a busy week with mixers in Poplar and Broadus along with a two-day meet in Moorcroft, Wyo. Jesse Reed had one match in Poplar and won in overtime. “We wrestled up to get a chance to win a big match,” Wolf Point Coach Scott Vandall said. “At the time, the Circle kid was ranked sixth in the state. That was a great match.” Kasey Reed went 1-1, losing to the

The Lustre Lions came out ready to play in their home boys’ basketball game against Culbertson on Saturday, Jan. 21. The undefeated Lions put up 31 points in the first quarter in their 74-45 home victory. Culbertson started on a positive note when Peyton Perkins scored on a drive off the opening tip. Lustre accounted for the next seven points on a steal and drive by Braden Ewing and five

The Culbertson Cowgirls outplayed Lustre down the stretch to emerge with a 37-31 hard-fought victory in Lustre on Saturday, Jan. 21. After Lustre took a 29-26 lead on a three-pointer by Aubri Holzrichter with 5:56 left in the non-conference game, the Cowgirls pulled to 29-28 when Ivy Colvin hit a 14-footer. Makena Hauge then accounted for a steal and two free throws for a 3029 Cowgirl lead with