Poplar’s boys’ basketball team rolled past Frazer, 8137, in non-conference action held in Poplar on Tuesday, Jan. 4. The Indians gained a 47-25 half-time lead en route to the non-conference victory. “We got to continued to work on things and our new offense,” Poplar Coach Gib Medicine Cloud said. “Everybody played well in their roles, which is what we need.” Poplar accounted

Many standout performances by individuals highlighted the 2021 sports year in Roosevelt County. Wolf Point’s Zander Ackerman and Jewel Olson captured state titles during the track season. Ackerman, who won the Class B state championship in cross country during the fall of 2020, finished first in the 1600 and 3200 meter runs at the Class B state track meet. In addition, he placed second

Wrestlers from Wolf Point and Poplar each enjoyed success during a mixer held at Wolf Point High School on Thursday, Dec. 9. Other teams at the competition were Glasgow and Sidney’s JVs. During the first round of action, Wolf Point’s Joli Beston pinned Sidney’s Kurea Rosales in 36 seconds. Jordan Davis pinned a Sidney wrestler in 1:20 at 160 pounds. Mason Garfield pinned Glasgow’s

The Wolf Point Wolves wrestled at the Scottie Invitational in Glasgow on Friday, Dec. 10, and Saturday, Dec. 11. On Friday, the Wolves competed in a mixer. Joli Beston won all three of her matches in the mixer. “Joli moved up a weight class in this event to kind of test the waters. She did great,” Wolf Point Coach Scott Vandall said. “She had a little sweet revenge on a girl from Miles

Poplar’s girls earned second in the team standings and Poplar’s boys placed seventh at the 26th annual Scottie Invitational held in Glasgow during the weekend. The Indians captured second in the girls’ division with 57.5 points. Miles City took first with 68 points. Leading the Indians were two tournament champions. Angelina Escarcega defeated Simms’ Harley Wade for the title

Lustre’s boys’ basketball squad put together an impressive effort and downed Wolf Point’s JVs, 86-25, on Friday, Dec. 10. Using tough full-court pressure, the Lions reeled off the game’s first 13 points on four points by Jasiah Hambira, a 15-footer by Elijah Lenihan, a three-pointer by Cayden Klatt and four points by Kolden Hoversland including a dunk at the 5:52 mark. The Wolves