The Wolf Point girls’ basketball team struggled in the third quarter and ended up losing at Scobey by a 43-38 final on Saturday, Jan. 15. Wolf Point led by a 20-14 half-time margin and 22-16 early in the third quarter until Scobey ran off 12 of the game’s next 14 points. Down 31-25, the Wolves finished the third quarter with baskets by Sierra Hamilton and Jaylee Azure to cut the margin

Poplar’s wrestlers displayed their talents during a mixer held in Circle on Tuesday, Jan. 11. Poplar’s freshman Angelina Escarcega scored two victories during the night’s action. Escarcega dominated action and defeated Circle’s Santiago Alonzo, 21-5, in her first match. Escarcega led 10-2 after the first period and 18-5 after the second period. Escarcega then capped her night

The Poplar Indians came away with the girls’ wrestling tournament championship at the Cut Bank Invitational during the weekend. The Indians finished with 49 points. Havre and Simms each scored 45 points. Jazmin Gorder won the first-place title at 113 pounds. In her first two matches, Gorder pinned Choteau’s Arionna Gomes in 1:19 and Heart Butte’s Rita Bustos in 35 seconds. Gorder then

Kelby Bauer got red hot in the third quarter and the Wolves held on to outscore Harlem, 70-67, at home on Saturday, Jan. 8. Five three-pointers by Bauer helped change the game from a 38-37 half-time score to a 62-49 advantage after three quarters. “My boys have been grinding hard,” Wolf Point Coach Troy Blount said. “Kelby and Julian [Benson] had a big weekend offensively for us. But