Brockton surprised Plentywood, 44-43, in overtime during District 2C girls’ basketball action in Brockton on Friday, Jan. 31. The game was even at 3838 after three quarters of play. Free throws by Jaimison Soderquist and Mallory Tommerup put Plentywood up 38-35 in the final minute, but Brockton’s Tamryn Bauer hit three free throws to tie the game with eight seconds remaining. The Wildcats

The Bainville Bulldogs and Lustre Lions split basketball games during non-conference action in Bainville on Saturday, Feb. 1. In the girls’ game, Bainville came away with a 63-39 victory. After leading 11-9 at the end of the first quarter, the Bulldogs struck for 22 points in the second period for a 3317 lead. Bainville outscored the Lions by a 14-10 margin in the third quarter.

Poplar’s girls’ basketball team used a good second quarter to knock off Harlem, 58-47, in home conference action on Saturday, Feb. 1. The game was deadlocked at 16-16 after the first quarter. Poplar trailed 20-19 until Braelyn Nordwick scored off a pass from Cammie Martell midway into the second quarter. Nordwick, a junior, then connected on a three-pointer for a 24-20 lead. Martell,

Wolf Point’s AAU wrestlers competed at meets held in Glasgow and Malta during the weekend. Results from the Glasgow tournament included: 6U Khavyrn Weeks, fourth; Stone Weeks, fifth; Luke Toavs, third; Bree Loucks, fourth; Presley Toews, second. 8U Archer Higgins, third; Kwynn Paulson, third; Donovan Vallie, fourth; Andrew Matthews, first; Oliver Frigon, first; Blakelyn Copenhaver,

Brockton’s basketball teams picked up two victories in Frazer on Saturday, Feb. 1. Brockton’s boys won by an 81-51 final. Ahead by a 23-19 margin at the end of the first quarter, the Warriors increased their lead to 42-28 at the half. Brockton scored 17 points in the third quarter for a 5939 advantage. Leading the Warriors were Miles Boxer Jr. with 23, Josh Firemoon with 20 and

Montana High School Association member schools have approved alignments for divisions across the state including for the Eastern C. Starting in 2025-2026, the Eastern C will consist of 19 schools including division newcomers Ekalaka, Jordan, Plevna, Broadus, Terry and Wibaux. Those schools will compete in District 4C of the Eastern C. District 2C will feature Bainville, Brockton, Culbertson,