In a five-set volleyball battle, Wolf Point’s JVs edged Lustre by a 29-27, 25-22, 13-15, 9-15, 15-4, final on Tuesday, Oct. 1. The first set was a cliffhanger as Wolf Point moved ahead 26-25 on a spike by McKenzie Rodenberg and an ace by AnnaLeigh Matejovsky, but Lustre tied the score on a kill by Hannah Brown. With the score deadlocked at 27-27, the Wolves struck for the final two points

Wolf Point’s standout defensive effort kept the hometown Wolves close in the first half, but Cut Bank went on to earn a 26-0 victory on Friday, Sept. 27. After a short kick started the conference contest, Cut Bank drove as far as the Wolf Point 25. Facing a fourth-andtwo, Cut Bank’s threat ended when Da’Shaun Jackson made a tackle for a loss. Wolf Point’s defense remained tough

In only their second year of existence, Brockton’s football program continues to improve. The Warriors, however, lost their home game against Froid/Lake by a 48-6 final on Saturday, Sept. 28. Froid/Lake got into scoring position quickly when Eddie Orozco intercepted a pass at the Brockton 30. Two plays later, Eddie Orozco broke loose for a 19-yard touchdown run. Brockton created an offensive

The Poplar Indians lost an away match against a strong Malta M’ettes’ volleyball team on Tuesday, Sept. 24. Braelyn Nordwick scored six kills for the Indians. Rebecca Gorder finished with 16 assists. Miley Crawford had four blocks. Lilliana O’Neal and Nordwick served aces. Nina Escarcega finished with 14 digs.

Runners from Wolf Point, Poplar, Brockton and Frazer turned out strong performances at the Frazer Invitational held on Thursday, Sept. 26. Poplar took fourth place and Brockton earned fifth in the team standings. Harlem topped the field with nine points. Harlem’s Ethan Walker finished in first place with a time of 16:41.05. Wolf Point’s Rebel Mays finished fourth with a time of 18:21.61.

Girls’ athletes, including those from the area, excelled during the Frazer Invitational cross country meet on Thursday, Sept. 26. The top three teams at the large meet were Glasgow with 17 points, Harlem with 21 and Brockton with 36 points. Richey/Lambert’s junior Brynne Hill was the individual winner with a time of 21:44.32. BraeLynn DeMarrias, a freshman, led Brockton with