The Wolf Point girls’ basketball squad never trailed in downing Plentywood, 64-46, in loser-out play at the District 2B tournament in Malta on Friday, Feb. 27. The Wolves opened the contest on a 10-run with Maci Fourstar scoring six of the points and Adalynn Smith and Marley Moran adding baskets. After Plentywood fought back to 11-6, Cadence Bouldin fired in a three-pointer for Wolf Point.

The Poplar Indians enjoyed a big third quarter and held off Wolf Point, 52-49, in the third-place game of the District 2B girls’ basketball tournament in Malta on Saturday. Wolf Point held a 33-28 half-time advantage, but Poplar outscored the Wolves, 130, in the third quarter for a 41-33 lead. Journey Gourneau scored eight points in the period. The Wolves’ offensive attack got going

With the season on the line, Poplar’s boys’ basketball squad accounted for its play of the year. The Indians trailed Wolf Point, 72-69, with seven seconds left in a loser-out game at the District 2B tournament. Chasen Pribbernow hit a deep three-pointer with 2.8 seconds left and was fouled on the play. The sophomore then hit a free throw to lift the Indians over Wolf Point, 73-72, and earn

The Wolf Point Wolves stunned third-seeded Glasgow, 65-51, in the first round of the District 2B boys’ basketball tournament in Malta on Thursday, Feb. 26. The sixth-seeded Wolves came out red-hot in the opening quarter to earn a 17-7 lead. A basket by Kayden Charette and a three-pointer by Sean Hamilton got the Wolves off to a 5-0 advantage. After a free throw by Glasgow’s Grady Nielsen,

Poplar’s boys’ and girls’ basketball teams each placed third at the District 2B tournaments held in Malta. Poplar’s boys will face Choteau at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday in the first round of the divisional tournament in Shelby. Poplar’s girls will play Shelby at 6 p.m. on Wednesday. (Photos submitted)