Four players reached double figures as Frazer’s girls’ basketball team defeated Nashua, 76-37, on Tuesday, Dec. 17. The Bearcubs jumped out to a 31-7 advantage in the first quarter and 45-13 half-time lead. Top scorers for Frazer included Baily Beston with 20 points, Audrey Smoker with 17, Maci Fourstar-Sibley with 16 and BriAnna Beston with 15 points. Also scoring were Isabelle Fourstar

Poplar’s girls’ basketball team started its league schedule on a good note by rolling over Harlem, 77-41, on Friday, Dec. 20. The Indians jumped out to an 18-7 advantage in the first quarter. Poplar exploded for 26 points in the second period for 44-13 half-time lead. Poplar led 58-27 after three quarters of play. Leading Poplar’s attack were Bailey Dupree with 24 and Mattie Ayers

Poplar’s boys’ basketball team came up short in its first conference game of the season in Harlem on Friday, Dec. 20. The Indians lost by a 60-44 final. After trailing by an 18-7 margin at the end of the first quarter, Poplar battled back to 28-25 at the half. The Wildcats then struck for 19 points in the third quarter to grab a 47-39 advantage. Harlem outscored the Indians by a 10-5

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball team lost a close 55-50 game against Lame Deer during action in Lockwood on Friday, Dec. 13. The Wolves held a 22-21 advantage at the half. Kashlyn Speak Thunder scored nine points for Wolf Point during the first half. Lame Deer grabbed a 37-31 lead in the third quarter. Brenna Blount hit two three-pointers to highlight Wolf Point’s comeback bid in

The Wolf Point Wolves struggled in the second half and lost against Lame Deer, 75-56, in Lockwood on Friday, Dec. 13. After trailing by an 18-11 margin at the end of the first quarter, the Wolves struck for 23 points in the second quarter for a 34-29 half-time advantage. Leading the Wolves in the second period were Andrew Williamson with seven and Richard Campbell with five points. Lame Deer

Wolf Point’s wrestlers captured honors during the Scottie Invitational held in Glasgow. Wolf Point’s Jesse Reed earned second place at 150 pounds. He won two matches on technical falls and another by decision at the tournament. Also scoring victories for the Wolves in the boys’ division were Kayeiko Villaluz at 103 pounds and Colton Weyrauch at 175 pounds. In the girls’ division,