The Poplar Indians earned a state berth during the divisional boys’ basketball tournament held in Malta during the weekend. The Indians placed second after dropping a tough title game against Fairview, 54-52, on Saturday night. “I think we’re pretty satisfied,” Poplar Coach Gibb Medicine Cloud said. “Fairview is a very well rounded team and well coached.” Considering that Malta,

The Wolf Point Wrestling Club hosted an AAU wrestling meet on Saturday, Feb. 24. More than 300 wrestlers from eight total teams participated at the meet. Results for Wolf Point’s team included: Tot: Duncan Vandall, second; Archer Higgins, third; Parker Stensland, sixth; Aviana Berglee, first; Presley Toews, second; Addison Lilley, third. Bantam: Elliot Martinez, sixth; Andrew Matthews,

A big fourth quarter was the difference as Poplar defeated Glasgow, 55-45, in the semi-final round of the District 2B boys’ basketball tournament held in Wolf Point on Thursday, Feb. 15. The Indians were behind by a 38-36 margin at the end of three quarters of play and by a 42-38 score until Kaniel Ricker connected from threepoint range at the 6:15 mark. A drive by Walker Bushia put Poplar

The season for Frazer’s boys’ basketball team came to an end with a 79-36 loss against Dodson at the District 3C basketball tournament held in Glasgow. The Coyotes gained a 15-4 lead in the first quarter and held a 36-16 half-time advantage. Dodson increased its lead to 55-25 in the third quarter. Ty Fourstar accounted for 15 of Frazer’s points. Travis Long and Joseph Beston finished