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,

Lustre came away with two conference basketball victories during action in Nashua on Friday, Jan. 24. Lustre’s girls posted a 54-29 victory over Nashua. The Lions jumped out to a 16-5 lead in the first quarter and held a 31-17 half-time advantage. Lustre held a 43-23 advantage entering the final period. Top scorers for the Lions were Lauren Fast with 13, Lauryn Holzrichter with

The Brockton Warriors won both basketball games against Richey/Lambert during District 2C action on Saturday, Jan. 25. Brockton’s boys ran to a 5525 victory. After leading 10-7 at the end of the first quarter, Brockton took a 25-10 halftime advantage. The Warriors extended the margin to 40-17 in the third quarter. Leading Brockton’s attack were Jarid Fasthorse Jr. with 15 and Ronnie

Poplar’s boys’ basketball squad lost a tough 7974 home game in overtime against Malta on Saturday, Jan. 25. A three-pointer by Blake Lambert ended the third quarter with the Indians ahead by a 60-49 margin. The Indians held a 64-56 lead with under five minutes to left, but Malta scored eight of the contest’s next nine points. A drive by Bohdi Brenden pulled the Mustangs to 65-64 with

Malta took control in the third quarter to down Poplar’s girls by a 67-44 final in Poplar on Saturday, Jan. 25. A three-pointer by Poplar’s Cammie Martell pulled the Indians to 25-21 to end the first half. Poplar came out strong in the third quarter as a basket by Journey Gourneau, a free throw by Braelyn Nordwick and a three-pointer by Martell cut the margin to 28-27. Malta’s Neva