The Poplar Indians had some positive moments but fell to Glasgow by an 11-25, 15-25, 14-25, margin during league volleyball play in Poplar on Saturday, Sept. 26. After falling behind by a 5-1 margin in the first set, the Indians pulled to 6-3 on a kill by Quintana Young and an ace by Carsyn Fourbear. A kill by Amaiya Ryan and three straight aces by Alexa Ball led the Scotties to an 11-3 advantage.

Wolf Point’s freshman Cali Gorder ran to firstplace honors during the 19-team Frazer Invitational cross country meet held on Thursday, Sept. 24. Gorder finished with a time of 20:59.5. Younger sister Caydee Gorder, an eighth-grader, earned second place by running the tough course in 21:46.3. Wolf Point’s sophomore Layla Headdress also turned in a strong showing by taking sixth with

Brockton’s girls start at the beginning of the Frazer Invitational held on Thursday, Sept. 24. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Frazer’s Bryce (left) races during the Frazer Invitational. Lustre Christian’s Skylar Cummings had a time of 31:32.8 for 49th place in the girls’ division. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele) Coleman Hilkemann ran the course in 20:12.9 to earn 24th place at the meet.

Poplar’s girls earned first and Poplar’s boys placed second in the team standings during the Frazer Invitational cross country meet held on Thursday, Sept. 24. The Indians topped the girls’ standings with 45 points followed by Harlem with 64 and Wolf Point with 79 points. The strong team effort included four Poplar runners finishing in the top 12 as Kellyn Azure took fourth at 22:25.2,

Scobey’s boys took third place with 92 points during cross country action in Plentywood on Saturday, Sept. 26. Carter Lekvold led the Spartans by placing 14th with a time of 20:01.9. Delbert Sones took 23rd place at 21:27.5. Jack Williams placed 28th with a time of 22:56.5. Thor Lund ran the course in 23:00.7 for 30th place. Easton Fladager placed 32nd at 23:11.1. Right behind

Scobey’s volleyball team cruised to a straight set conference victory in Nashua on Thursday, Sept. 24. The visiting Spartans won by a 25-2, 25-8, 25-15, final. Scobey gained a quick 5-0 lead in the first set on kills by Halle Cromwell, an ace by Chloe Handran and a kill by Emery Rouse. Three straight aces by Handran increased the gap to 9-0. Another ace by the junior put the margin at 12-0.

The Scobey Spartans put on an offensive exhibit as they ran off 68 points to beat Circle, 68-26, for their homecoming football game on Friday, Sept. 18. The Spartans’ firepower was apparent from the start when Quinn Axtman returned the opening kickoff to the Circle 39. On first down, Reese Tande connected with homecoming king Kolten Machart for a 24-yard gain to the 15. Two plays later, Tande