Wolf Point’s football team got behind early and lost at defending state champion Malta, 46-14, on Friday, Sept. 19. The Mustangs jumped out to a 19-0 lead in the first quarter. Malta reached the end zone on a five-yard run by quarterback Kazner Oxarart, a three-run dash by Rylee Brusse and a 42-yard interception return. The Wolves used their powerful running game featuring Jesse Reed and Kasey

Wolf Point fell in four sets against a strong North Country volleyball team during non-conference action on Saturday, Sept. 20. The Mavericks won by a 25-7, 25-12, 2225, 25-8 final. The third set was the highlight for the Wolves during the tough match. Down by an 8-6 margin, Wolf Point gained a 12-8 advantage with two aces by Maia Kent and a kill by Lauren Rodenberg leading the way. A kill

Brockton’s runners earned second place in the boys’ division and third in the girls’ division during their home cross-country meet held on Friday, Sept. 19. In the boys’ division, the Warriors finished with 36 points. Williston Trinity Christian took first with 12 points. Joshua Firemoon earned fourth place to lead Brockton’s boys. He posted a time of 19:02.9. Plentywood’s Dean

Wolf Point’s eighth-grader Cali Gorder ran to top honors at the Brockton cross-country meet held on Friday, Sept. 19. Gorder finished with a time of 22:06.7 for first place in the girls’ division. In the boys’ division, freshman Andrew Williamson placed 12th with a time of 20:58.5. Reilly Rees finished 30th at 23:30.3. Ezekiel Payne was 32nd at 23:55.4. Kevin Brock took 40th

The Frazer Bearcubs competed at the Brockton cross-country meet held on Friday, Sept. 19. Gabe Beston finished in ninth place with a time of 20:24.1. The winning time was 18:14.2 by Dean Sampsen of Plentywood. Frazer’s Bryce Fourstar placed 10th at 21:47.1. Preston Beston was 27th at 23:02.0. Ronald Round Face took 46th at 28:30.9. In the girls’ division, Frazer’s Noli Sibley

The Poplar Indians came as close as 16 points in the second half but lost at home against MonDak, 62-22, on Friday, Sept. 19. The Indians trailed 32-6 at the half, but they gained two points with about seven minutes left in the third quarter when MonDak was called for a holding penalty in its own end zone for a safety. After a free kick, Poplar drove into MonDak territory on a pass play from