The Bainville Bulldogs punched their ticket to the six-man football players with a 54-6 home victory over Brockton on Thursday, Oct. 17. The Bulldogs accounted for 41 of their points during the first quarter of the conference game. Bainville opened the contest with a 43-yard scoring drive. After a pass from Rowan Wilson to Trevor Robertus moved the ball to the Brockton 34, the Bulldogs

The Wolf Point Wolves found the going tough against a powerhouse Malta team and lost their homecoming football game by a 46-8 final on Friday, Oct. 11. The Mustangs started the game with fireworks as Dawson Hammond returned the opening kickoff 75 yards for a touchdown. Landon Retan kicked the conversion for a 7-0 margin. Malta advanced into scoring position on its first offensive possession

Wolf Point’s Rebel Mays ran to a third-place finish at the Sidney Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 12. The senior finished with a time of 17:54.9. Sidney’s Carter Heggem placed first at 16:47.0. Wolf Point’s eighth-grader Andrew Williamson took 38th place at 20:05.7. Reilly Rees was 41st at 20:13.9. Kayeiko Villaluz, another eighth-grader, placed 53rd at 21:16.2. Ezekiel Payne finished

The Wolf Point volleyball team is getting on a roll at the right time of the season. The Wolves posted their second straight conference victory by beating Harlem, 27-25, 25-21, 25-18, as part of Wolf Point’s homecoming on Saturday, Oct. 12. In the first set, the Wolves moved ahead 24-21 on a block by Lauren Rodenberg and a pair of aces by Keeley Blount-Henderson. Harlem, however, battled

Poplar’s volleyball squad emerged with a narrow five-set victory over Sidney during non-conference volleyball play on Tuesday, Oct. 8. The Indians came away with a 28-30, 25-20, 25-18, 2628, 15-6, victory. With the fifth and deciding set deadlocked at 4-4, Poplar gained a 9-5 lead on a kill by Ashlyn Bull Chief and the service of Quintana Young. Ahead by a 9-6 margin, the Indians ran

In a volleyball match that went down to the wire, Wolf Point came away with a five-set victory in Poplar on Thursday, Oct. 3. The Wolves won the league match by a 25-22, 15-25, 23-25, 25-21, 15-12, final. In the fifth and deciding set, Poplar jumped out to a 6-0 lead on the serving of Rebecca Gorder and net play of Braelyn Nordwick. Down by a 6-1 margin, Wolf Point struck for the next seven points.