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Poplar Earns Honors In Scobey

Poplar Earns Honors In Scobey

Poplar earned first in the girls’ division and second in the boys’ division during the Scobey Invitational held on Thursday, Sept. 9. The Indians topped the girls’ team standings with 17 points followed by Scobey with 23 points and Plentywood with 36 points. Leading Poplar was Jazmin Gorder with a time of 22:27.70 for a fourth-place showing. Mattie Falls Down, a freshman, placed
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Summers Finishes First In Havre

Summers Finishes First In Havre

Wolf Point’s Peyton Summers ran to first-place honors at the Havre Invitational held on Saturday, Sept. 11. Summers, a sophomore, ran the course in 17:17.93 for top honors. Havre’s sophomore Caleb Tomac placed second at 17:22.63. Wolf Point’s Kholby Spotted Wolf finished third in 17:29.46. Ethan Blount of Wolf Point took seventh place at 18:17.45. Wolf Point’s freshman Rebel
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Lady Wolves Have Busy Weekend

Lady Wolves Have Busy Weekend

The Wolf Point Wolves earned two volleyball victories during the Scobey Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 11. During pool play, the Wolves downed Nashua, 15-2, 15-13, and Wibaux, 15-8, 15-13. Sierra Hamilton led Wolf Point with eight kills against Nashua. Kylie Rodenberg finished with 14 assists. Katelyn MacDonald served seven aces. Sarah Williamson had three digs. Against Wibaux, MacDonald
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Lady Wolves Score Volleyball Victory Over Baker Squad

Lady Wolves Score Volleyball Victory Over Baker Squad

The Lady Wolves opened their home volleyball schedule on a high note by beating Baker, 25-21, 25-22, 19-25, 27-25, on Friday, Sept. 3. “We worked on transition all week, we did that so much better, and our blocking was better,” Wolf Point Coach Kim Hanks said. “It was a good team win.” Wolf Point accounted for the non-conference match’s first six points on the serving of Katelyn
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Poplar Hosts Cross-Country Meet September 4

Poplar Hosts Cross-Country Meet September 4

Poplar’s cross-country squad hosted the Poplar Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 4. Mattie Falls Down, a freshman, led Poplar’s girls by taking 10th place with a time of 22:58.60. Jazmyn Carry Water finished 11th at 23:23.98. Bailey Dupree took 23rd at 26:10.66. Precious Keiser finished 45th at 28:54.67. Teagan Escarcega took 48th at 29:09.32. Rikki Belton ran the course in 30:15.02
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Wolf Point Falls Short Against Baker

Wolf Point Falls Short Against Baker

The Wolf Point Wolves played one of their best halves of football in the past few seasons before falling to Baker, 40-6, at home on Friday, Sept. 3. “After the first half, we were in it,” Wolf Point Coach Anthony Red Cloud said. “That’s a positive to have the first game we were still in it at half-time for awhile.” The Wolves trailed by a 21-6 margin at intermission. “The entire
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Wolves Take Top Spots In Poplar

Wolves Take Top Spots In Poplar

Wolf Point’s boys earned the top three individual finishes to highlight the Poplar Invitational cross-country meet on Saturday, Sept. 4. Sophomore Peyton Summers finished first with a personal best time of 17:24.18. Summers has his sights on the school record of 16:57 held by Zander Ackerman. “I’m going for Zander’s record,” Summers said of one of his goals. Kholby Spotted
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Poplar Drops Game To Cowboys

Poplar Drops Game To Cowboys

By Bill Vander Weele The Poplar Indians looked much sharper offensively than in the first week as they were outscored in Culbertson, 52-14, on Saturday, Sept. 4. “When you pass as much as we did, you will have some big plays,” Poplar Coach Joe Hammar said. The Indians gave up too many explosive plays on the defensive end, but the young team appears to be heading in the right direction.
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