Lustre’s girls’ basketball team placed fourth at the District 3C tournament in Glasgow. The Lions fell to North Country, 56-26, on Saturday in the third-place game. North Country jumped out to an 18-5 lead in the first quarter and held a 24-7 halftime advantage. The Mavericks increased the margin to 43-12 in the third quarter. Kencia Brown led the Lions with 10 points. Lauryn Holzrichter

The Wolf Point Wolves and Poplar Indians each had an individual girls’ champion at the Eastern B/C divisional wrestling meet in Malta during the weekend. Wolf Point’s eighth-grader Cali Gorder won the divisional championship at 100 pounds. Poplar’s Alara Cooper won the title at 115 pounds. Earning third-place honors for the Indians were Laitlyn Allen at 110 pounds and Liberty Boadle

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball team dropped its regular- season finale against Malta by a 74-38 margin at home on Saturday, Feb. 14. A three-pointer by Tant Anderson provided Malta with a 13-6 lead midway into the first quarter, but the Wolves fought back on a turnaround jumper by Richard Campbell and a three-pointer by Brady Four Bear. Baskets by Kayden Charette and Stephen Brown kept

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball team put together an impressive first quarter but lost to Malta by a 61-37 margin at home on Saturday, Feb. 14. The Wolves opened the District 2B contest by earning an 11-4 advantage. Steals and drives by Maci Fourstar and Adalynn Smith gave the Wolves a good start. Wolf Point then scored on a three-pointer by Amya Martinez, an inside shot by Marley Moran