Scobey struck early and often in its home football opener against Plentywood on Friday, Sept. 4. The Spartans ran off 46 points in the first half on the way to a 52-22 league victory. All of Plentywood’s points came during the second half with the clock running. “In the first half, we controlled it very well,” Scobey Coach Brock Berryhill said of the defensive effort. “We let up a

The Scobey Spartans edged Wolf Point in non-conference volleyball action on Thursday, Sept. 3, by a final margin of 25-13, 25-16, 25-23. The hometown Spartans were able to gain the upper-hand at the start as the hitting of Chloe Handran and serving of Ava Stentoft led the way to an 8-5 lead in the first set. Scobey increased its lead to 14-6 on kills by Emery Rouse and the ace serving of

The Poplar Indians ran to first place team honors in both the boys’ and girls’ divisions at their home invitational cross country meet held on Friday, Sept. 4. Poplar’s boys earned the top three individual places and won the team title with 28 points. Glasgow placed second with 53 points while Wolf Point took third with 58 points. Jaycee Hilkemann was the individual champion by posting

Wolf Point’s Gorder sisters finished in the top two spots for the girls’ division as the Wolves enjoyed a good day at the Poplar Invitational cross country meet on Friday, Sept. 4. Cali Gorder, a freshman, captured top honors with a time of 22:07.5. “It wasn’t what I wanted, but it was still good,” Cali said after the race. As also a member of Wolf Point’s varsity volleyball

Wolf Point’s flag football team scored a pair of victories during action held in Poplar on Monday, Aug. 31. The Wolves stopped Glasgow by a 14-0 final in their first contest of the day. Wolf Point reached the end zone on its opening drive on a run by Addy Smith. Glasgow put together a nice drive to start the third quarter, but Wolf Point’s Maci Fourstar intercepted a pass and returned

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking public comment on a variety of items that will go before the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission during its next meeting, Oct. 15. The meeting will be held at the Montana Heritage Center in Helena starting at 8 a.m. One of the agenda items open for public comment is grizzly bear relocation sites. Montana law requires FWP staff to only release grizzly