Poplar’s girls’ flag football team enjoyed a very successful home stand with three victories during the week. The Indians stopped Glendive by a 38-6 final on Tuesday, Sept. 10. Poplar scored first on a pass from Cammie Martell to Bailey Dupree for a quick 6-0 advantage. Blake Follette then returned an interception for a touchdown. Journey Gourneau connected with Martell on the

The Wolf Point Wolves put a comeback bid together in the fourth quarter, but Baker held on for a 28-14 non-conference football win in Wolf Point on Friday, Sept. 6. Trailing by a 28-6 margin late in the third quarter, the Wolves responded with an 82-yard scoring drive. Two quarterback keeper runs by Seth Landsrud and a gain by Kasey Reed produced a first down at the 28. Reed then broke loose

Culbertson spoiled Poplar’s homecoming football night with a 58-0 win on Saturday, Sept. 7. The Indians played hard the entire night, but Culbetson got a quick early break when a bad snap resulted in Mark Kirkaldie making a tackle in the end zone for a safety. After a nice kick return by Reese Moon, the Cowboys took over at the Poplar 21. A 16-yard gain by Moon produced a first down at the

Poplar came away with top honors in both the boys’ and girls’ standings at the Poplar Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 7. The Indians earned first place in the boys’ division with 28 points. Scobey was a close second with 39 points and Dodson was third with 56 points. Poplar’s Eljin Grey Bear led the Indians with a third-place showing at 19:30.4. Dodson’s Donovan Posey, a junior,

The Poplar Indians put up a good fight but lost at home against Fairview by a 21-25, 25-23, 14-25, 16-25, final on Thursday, Sept. 5. Poplar held a 16-14 lead in the first set before Fairview used the net play of Macy Tjelde and Isabelle Fry to gain a 21-17 advantage. Two strong net plays by Poplar’s Braelyn Nordwick pulled the Indians back to 22-21. The Warriors, however, tallied the final

The Culbertson Cowgirls defeated Frazer 25-10, 25-18, 25-14, in home volleyball action on Tuesday, Sept. 3. Jazzmin Fugere and Ivy Colvin each served four aces for the Cowgirls. Colvin finished with eight of the team’s 27 digs. Leading Culbertson’s attack were Emma Berwick with 10 kills and Leandra Perkins with five kills. Fugere and Berwick had had a block. Ayden Ator finished with

Wolf Point’s fell in three straight sets against a strong Baker team at home on Friday, Sept. 6. Baker won the non-conference match by a 25-7, 25-7, 2512, final. The hard-hitting Spartans jumped out to a 20-3 in the first set. Wolf Point’s Keeley Blount-Henderson then accounted for a kill and a strong serve to cut the margin to 206. Ahead by a 22-7 score, Baker accounted for the