Behind by a 60-58 margin against Harlem with only 1.4 seconds left in overtime, Wolf Point Coach Cole Hawks knew where the ball had to go when he talked with the players during a time-out. Richard Campbell, a junior, had already hit five threepoint shots in the game including two in the fourth quarter. Hanks wanted to go for the conference win. “I didn’t think we had enough time for anything

Poplar’s girls’ wrestling team tied for second place in the team standings at the divisional meet with 109 points. The Indians tied with Fort Benton. Baker took first place with 150.5 points. Two Poplar wrestlers earned individual divisional championships. Angelina Escarcega captured the title at 100 pounds. The senior won on a 15-0 technical fall over Baker’s Emmalyn Miller in the championship

Wolf Point qualified eight wrestlers for the state meet during the divisional tournament held in Huntley Project. Michael Bell captured the title at 285 pounds. The senior pinned Baker’s Logan Scherman in 5:25 for the championship. Bell won three other matches on pins during the weekend. Jesse Reed placed second at 150 pounds. He was pinned by Huntley Project’s Grady Schmidt in the title

Poplar’s girls’ basketball team’s offensive attack was tough to stop in the fourth quarter as the Indians came back for a 54-48 home win over Glasgow on Friday, Feb. 7. The Indians trailed 42-37 at the end of the third quarter and 46-37 two minutes into the final period when Poplar’s Ashlyn Bull Chief drove in for a basket. After a free toss by Glasgow’s Joely Chappell at the 5:37

After leading for much of the first three quarters, Poplar’s boys’ basketball team fell short against conference foe Glasgow, 52-46, on Friday, Feb. 7. Poplar’s Dane Moran hit a three-pointer to put the Indians up 34-33 with 2:08 left in the third quarter, but Glasgow’s Wyatt Babb accounted for the last five points of the period for a 3834 upper-hand. A baseline shot by Walker Burshia