Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball team lost a tough 40-32 game in Harlem on Friday, Jan. 9. Harlem led by an 11-10 margin at half-time, but the Wolves pulled even, 25-25, in the third quarter. Ma’Kenzie Jackson accounted for eight points in the third quarter for the Wolves. Jorilynn Black Eagle added five points in the period. The Wildcats outscored Wolf Point by a 15-7 margin in the fourth

The Wolf Point boys’ basketball team played close against an explosive Harlem team before falling 74-47 on the road on Friday, Jan. 9. The Wildcats took a 20-13 lead in the first quarter, and Wolf Point trailed 43-21 at the half. Harlem outscored the Wolves by a 19-17 margin in the third quarter. Harlem took control by holding the Wolves to nine points in the final period. Richard

The Brockton Warriors kept winning with home victories over Culbertson on Saturday, Jan. 10. In the boys’ contest, the Warriors won by a 73-35 final. Brockton led 18-8 at the end of the first quarter and held a 35-21 half-time advantage. The Warriors outscored the Cowboys by a 23-7 margin in the fourth period. Top scorers for Brockton were Jarid Fasthorse Jr. with 19 and Josh Firemoon

Brockton’s boys’ basketball team handled Nashua, 83-33, for a non-conference victory on Thursday, Jan. 8. The Warriors jumped out to a 27-9 advantage in the first quarter. Ronnie Blackdog scored eight points and Miles Boxer Jr. added seven points in the period. Brockton added 21 points in the second period for a 48-20 half-time lead. Colter Nygard accounted for eight points and Tefton Bear

Brockton’s girls’ basketball team roared out to a 31-2 lead in the first quarter and downed Nashua, 72-34, on Thursday, Jan. 8. The Warriors held a 43-15 half-time advantage. Brockton increased the margin to 65-25 in the third quarter. Top scorers for Brockton were Tamryn Bauer with 20, Quintana Young with 13 and Marlene Fish with 10 points. Also scoring were Claire Clampitt with six,

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is accepting applications for the Trail Stewardship Grant Program through Jan. 30. TSP grants can fund the development, renovation and maintenance of motorized and non-motorized recreational trails and trail side facilities. This state-funded program will award approximately $2 million during the 2026 funding cycle. Applicants may request up to $100,000

After a promising start, Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad dropped a non-conference game in Scobey, 65-34, on Friday, Jan. 2. The Wolves earned a 13-11 lead in the first quarter. Adalynn Smith hit two three-pointers and had nine points in the quarter. Scobey moved ahead 29-16 in the second quarter. Emery Rouse tallied six points for the Spartans in the quarter. Scobey increased