Student Kevin Brock looks over masks and other supplies at the Bigger Sky Kids facility in Wolf Point Oct. 27. Educator Barbara Olson told the Northern Plains Independent that volunteers and attendees of BSK, an after-school, arts-based program serving Wolf Point students, have been anxious to continue sessions this fall. She said that the pandemic has prevented a return to regular programing scheduled

The Wolves came through when the pressure was on to down Malta, 25-12, 22-25, 25-20, 20-25, 15-12, in conference volleyball action at home on Saturday, Oct. 17. After a kill by Kayden Sibley put Wolf Point up 11-7 in the deciding set, Malta battled back to create an 11-11 deadlock. Wolf Point tallied the next two points including one on an ace by Sierra Hamilton. After a kill by Kaylee

Wolf Point’s boys accounted for six of the top seven places at a home cross country meet on Saturday, Oct. 17. Senior Zander Ackerman led the way with a time of 17:20.38. August Spotted Wolf placed second at 19:00.87. Peyton Summers, a freshman, finished third at 19:09.86. Ethan Blount earned fourth place at 19:11.57. Kholby Spotted Wolf took sixth at 19:41.81. Kaholo Toves placed seventh

The Poplar cross-country squad ended its regular-season schedule with a meet in Wolf Point on Saturday, Oct. 17. Poplar’s Jazmyn Carry Water finished third in the girls’ division with a time of 24:30.02. Teagan Escarcega took fourth at 28:09.35. Gracelynn Medicine Cloud placed fifth at 28:56.79. Sydney Cummins took sixth at 30:17.53. Rikki Belton took seventh at 30:28.83. Jayme Red

Wolf Point’s football team put together a strong effort against a talented Glasgow squad in terrible wet weather on Friday, Oct. 16. Glasgow won by a 48-6 final. “The younger kids are getting a ton of playing time,” Wolf Point coach Ryan Wilson said. Glasgow took an 8-0 advantage on its first possession when Jesse Lee scored on a nine-yard run. The Scotties next scored on a 14-yard

Runners from Wolf Point and Poplar returned to action at the Nemont Invitational cross-country meet held in Fort Peck on Thursday, Oct. 16. Wolf Point’s boys earned the team title with 35 points. Richey/Lambert placed second with 41 points and Glasgow was third with 44 points. Samuel Smith of Richey/ Lambert won the individual championship at 15:45. Glasgow’s Carl Zabrocki took second

The Wolf Point community and volleyball team made a point to think about health during the home matches against Malta on Saturday, Oct. 17. The volleyball program conducted its annual Pink Night for breast cancer awareness during the day. All proceeds from the event will go to the Northeast Montana Health Services’ radiology department. In other years, players visited area businesses to