The Wolf Point Wolves ran to third-place team finishes in both the boys’ and girls’ divisions at the Harlem cross country meet on Friday, Oct. 17. Wolf Point’s boys had a team score of 49 points. The top two squads were Harlem with six points and Glasgow with 23 points. Leading the Wolves was eighth-grader Keydon Beston with a time of 19:46.2 for 17th place. Wolf Point’s Andrew Williamson

Froid/Lake fought off Brockton in five sets during conference volleyball play in Brockton on Tuesday, Oct. 14. The Red Hawks edged Brockton by a 25-13, 25-7, 2426, 18-25, 15-10 final. In the deciding set, the visiting Red Hawks fell behind 8-3 until the serving of Laytyn Davidson closed the margin to 8-7. After Brockton scored a point for a 9-7 advantage, Froid/Lake struck for seven

An outstanding defensive effort wasn’t quite enough as Wolf Point lost a tough 8-6 decision at Cut Bank in conference football action on Friday, Oct. 10. Wolf Point opened the contest with a long drive inside Cut Bank territory as the running of Jesse Reed and Kasey Reed highlighted the possession. A face masking penalty on Cut Bank put the ball at the 18 for a first down. Two straight

The Poplar girls’ cross country team ran to a firstplace team finish at the Sidney Invitational held on Saturday, Oct. 11. The Indians finished with 27 points. Sidney was second with 31 points and Plentywood took third with 78 points. Wolf Point’s eighth-grader Cali Gorder ran the course in 20:32.2 for top honors. Glendive’s Brooklyn Ackerman finished second at 20:57.1. Two Poplar

Frazer’s runners competed at the Malta cross country meet held on Saturday, Oct. 11. Noli Sibley placed ninth in the girls’ division with a time of 23:57.06. Also placing for the Bearcubs were Aubrey Mail in 23rd at 29:36.3 and BriAnna Beston in 24th at 29:36.38. Harlem’s girls won the meet with 25 points. Havre placed second with 44 points. Chinook’s Neva Lowe recorded the winning