The Wolf Point Wolves experienced missed opportunities and suffered with early-season mistakes in their 45-0 season- opening loss against Joliet on Friday, Aug. 30. Wolf Point’s defense started the home game on a good note when tackles by Dashaun Jackson, Kasey Reed and Aaryn Hamilton forced the J-Hawks into a third-and-four situation. Joliet, however, converted on a pass from Kaden Juhnke

The Wolf Point Wolves opened their cross-country season with a home meet at the Wolf Point Airport Golf Course on Friday, Aug. 30. Top boys’ teams at the meet were Harlem with 31 points, Poplar with 49 points and Scobey with 70 points. Harlem’s Ethan Walker was the individual champion in the boys’ division with a time of 17:06.8. Wolf Point’s Rebel Mays led the Wolves by earning

The Poplar Indians opened their cross country season in fine fashion as the girls took first and the boys placed second in the team standings during the Wolf Point Invitational held on Friday, Aug. 30. The Indians earned top honors in the girls’ division with 21 points. Scobey placed second with 49 and Brockton was third with 61 points. Poplar’s Journey Gourneau, a freshman, was the top

The Brockton Warriors captured third-place honors in the girls’ division during the cross country meet in Wolf Point on Friday, Aug. 30. Brockton finished with 61 points, behind only Poplar with 21 and Scobey with 49 points. Braelynn Demarrias led the Warriors by taking seventh place with a time of 24:03.2. Tamryn Bauer, a junior, placed 14th at 25:51.9. Taylor Cummins earned 24th place

The Wolf Point Wolves faced stiff volleyball competition during the Choteau Invitational during the weekend. “Wolf Point has a pretty young team. There was a lot of playing time this weekend with a lot of learning opportunities. They played well against well developed teams,” Coach Nicole Paulson said. During action on Friday, Aug. 30, the Wolves played seven matches. Wolf Point lost

Poplar fell against defending state champion Fairview, 63-26, to open the football season on Thursday, Aug. 29. Fairview gained a 34-0 lead in the first quarter and held a 55-0 half-time advantage. Each squad scored eight points in the third quarter and the Indians struck for 18 points in the final period. Poplar’s touchdowns came on two passes and one threeyard run. The Indians

Poplar’s volleyball squad opened its season at a tournament in Malta on Saturday, Aug. 31. During pool play, the Indians dropped two close matches. Poplar fell to Chinook by a 17-25, 21-25, final. The Indians then lost to Fairview by a 2425, 23-25, margin. In bracket play, the Indians lost to Harlem, 24-24, 21-25. The Indians will play home against Fairview on Thursday, Sept. 5, and