Evee keeps up a good pace during the Sidney Invitational. (Photo by Danielle Fladager)

Lustre’s Sidney Klatt spikes a ball during action in Culbertson. The Lions defeated Nashua and Frazer during the weekend. (Photo by Elizabeth Hendrickson)

Scobey’s Carter races in Sidney. (Photo by Danielle Fladager)

Candidates for U.S. Senate include (from left) Kurt Alme, Seth Bodnar, Alani Bankhead and Kyle Austin. (Montana Free Press photos)

It was one of those nights when few things went right for Wolf Point’s football team. The Wolves struggled with turnovers and lost at home to rival Glasgow, 50-6, on Friday, Oct. 2. The first break of the game for Glasgow came when Cody Kuka intercepted a pass and returned the ball to the Wolf Point 33. After driving to the 21, the Scotties scored on a slant pass play from Kuka to Tay Morehouse.

Poplar and Wolf Point’s volleyball teams battled toe to toe for four sets before the Indians came out on top in Poplar on Thursday, Oct. 1. Poplar earned a 21-25, 25-15, 26-24, 25-19, league victory. The first set was deadlocked at 8-8 until the hitting of Addy Smith carried the Wolves to a 14-8 advantage. Poplar was able to battle back to 18-13 on winning hits by Frankie Gourneau and

Poplar’s boys’ cross country team accounted for the top three individual places and earned the team title at the Glasgow Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 3. The Indians finished with 20 points ahead of Glasgow with 46 points and Wolf Point with 108 points. Jaycee Hilkemann easily finished first in the field with a time of 16:05.3. Jayden Eder placed second at 16:46.0 and teammate Isaac