Wolf Point’s football team lost a 28-27 overtime heartbreaking game in Roundup on Friday, Sept. 17. The Wolves were ahead by a 21-7 margin entering the fourth quarter, but Roundup forced overtime with two touchdowns in the final period. “It was a tough game. Offensively. we had a lot of turnovers that kept us from keeping a consistent offense rolling,” Wolf Point Coach Anthony Red Cloud

The Wolf Point Wolves posted a league volleyball victory in Poplar by a 25-8, 25-23, 25-18, final on Thursday, Sept. 16. In the opening set, the Wolves jumped out to a 7-0 advantage with the strong serving of Katelyn Mac-Donald leading the way. After Poplar closed the gap to 7-2 on an ace by EmmaRae Martell, the net play of Sierra Hamilton put the Wolves ahead 12-3. The Wolves were able

Poplar had its first home volleyball match of the season on Tuesday, Sept. 8. The Indians dropped the match against conference rival Malta by a 16-25, 9-25, 9-25, final. “Our serving was decent,” Poplar Coach William Bemer said. “Our digs were pretty good.” The players still need to work on communication and trusting each other. “We’re very young,” Bemer said. Emma Martell