The Wolf Point Wolves’ football season ended with a 42-8 loss at Glasgow on Friday, Oct. 25. The Scotties enjoyed a good start with 21 points scored during the first quarter of the conference game. Glasgow then added touchdowns at the 4:28 and 1:24 marks of the second quarter for a 35-0 half-time advantage. After a scoreless third quarter, Glasgow scored with 8:15 left in the game

Wolf Point’s Rebel Mays placed 52nd at the Class B state cross country meet held in Missoula on Saturday, Oct. 26. The senior ran the course in 18:27.3. Andrew Williamson finished in 114th place with a time of 20:04.3. Reilly Rees had a time of 20:12.0 for 127th place. Kayeiko Villaluz placed 162nd at 21:05.0. Ezekiel Payne took 217th with a time of 27:09.3. Wolf Point’s boys took 23rd

Runners from Brockton and Frazer were among the competitors at the Class C state cross country meet held in Missoula on Saturday, Oct. 26. Brockton’s boys took 12th in the team standings with 167 points. Frazer placed 20th with 225 points. The top three boys’ teams were Cascade with 12 points, Hobson/Moore with 27 points and Manhattan Christian with 37 points. Drummond’s Dawson Parker

The Wolf Point Elks Lodge is holding its annual Hoop Shoot at the Wolf Point High School gym on Sunday, Nov. 3, starting at 2 p.m. Registration for the boys’ and girls’ age groups will begin at 1:30 that day. Age divisions are 8-9, 10-11 and 12-13. Age groups are based on the age that the student will be on April 1, 2025. Hoop Shoot is free to all participants and provides youth an opportunity

The Culbertson Cowgirls edged Lustre Christian during conference volleyball play in Lustre on Monday, Oct. 21. Culbertson came away with a 25-23, 25-21, 25-17, victory. The Cowgirls held a 2013 advantage in the first set until Lustre struck for seven straight points including aces by Abby Olfert and a block by Jaden Gibson. Culbertson regained the lead on a kill by Mariana Burciaga and

In a game that was decided in the fourth quarter, Wolf Point fell at Conrad, 33-20, during conference football action on Friday, Oct. 18. The visiting Wolves put together a 55-yard scoring drive to gain the lead late in the third quarter. Runs by tailback Jesse Reed and quarterback Kasey Reed led the march into Conrad territory. Facing a fourth-and-one at the 32, K. Reed fought for two yards