Despite being short-handed, Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball squad downed St. Labre by an 82-72 final in Lockwood on Friday, Dec. 9. The Wolves gained a 1512 lead during the opening quarter. Kelby Bauer and Peyton Summers each scored four points in the first quarter. After holding a 34-31 halftime advantage, the Wolves increased the margin to 59-49 in the third quarter. Kraven Silk tallied

The Wolf Point Wolves outscored Roundup, 81-37, during non-conference boys’ basketball action in Lockwood on Saturday, Dec. 10. “It was a strong second half,” Wolf Point coach Cole Hanks said. “We got a lot of good experience for these younger kids.: Wolf Point jumped out to a 15-4 advantage in the first quarter. Kelby Bauer hit two three-pointers during the period. The Wolves

Poplar’s girls’ basketball team split its two games at the Lockwood tournament during the weekend. The Indians defeated Roundup by an 82-14 final on Friday, Dec. 9. Poplar gained a 33-6 lead in the first quarter. Jazmyn Carrywater and Kessee Erickson each scored eight points in the period. Poplar held a 64-14 at the half. Reaching double figures for the Indians were Erickson with

Wolf Point’s girls cruised to a 64-18 victory over St. Labre during the basketball tournament in Lockwood on Friday, Dec. 9. The Lady Wolves jumped out to a 25-4 advantage in the first quarter. The Wolves held a 51-10 half-time advantage. Wolf Point scored five points in the third quarter for a 56-12 margin. Reaching double figures for the Wolves were Sierra Hamilton with 17 points and

Many of many wrestlers being ill in the area, Wolf Point’s high mixer was canceled last week. The did complete at the Scottie invite in Glasgow during the weekend. “We had a pretty solid day on Friday really. We had three kids that started getting sick that a.m. and it really affected their matches,” Wolf Point Coach Scott Vandall said. Kasey Reed went 0-2 on the weekend. Vandall said

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad stopped Roundup, 74-0, in Lockwood on Saturday, Dec. 10. The Lady Wolves earned 21 points in the opening quarter. Leading the way were Sierra Hamilton with eight points, Keely Blount-Henderson with five points and J’Elle Garfield with five points. The Wolves accounted for 33 more points in the second quarter for a 54-0 halftime lead. Hamilton scored

Poplar’s wrestlers came away with two individual championships during the Glasgow Invitational on Saturday, Dec. 10. Angelina Escarcega won the title in the girls’ division at 107 pounds. The sophomore earned pins in her first four matches of the tournament. Escarcega then pinned Simm’s Hayley Petersen in 4:19 for the title. Blake Follette earned the championship at 114 pounds in the