Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball team dropped its regular- season finale against Malta by a 74-38 margin at home on Saturday, Feb. 14. A three-pointer by Tant Anderson provided Malta with a 13-6 lead midway into the first quarter, but the Wolves fought back on a turnaround jumper by Richard Campbell and a three-pointer by Brady Four Bear. Baskets by Kayden Charette and Stephen Brown kept

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball team put together an impressive first quarter but lost to Malta by a 61-37 margin at home on Saturday, Feb. 14. The Wolves opened the District 2B contest by earning an 11-4 advantage. Steals and drives by Maci Fourstar and Adalynn Smith gave the Wolves a good start. Wolf Point then scored on a three-pointer by Amya Martinez, an inside shot by Marley Moran

After a close first quarter, Lustre’s girls’ basketball team posted a 76-37 win in Frazer on Thursday, Feb. 12. The visiting Lions were ahead by only a 35-28 margin with more than three minutes left in the half when they struck for nine straight points. Leading the attack were Sidney Klatt with a three-pointer, Lauryn Holzrichter with a three-pointer, Lauren Fast with a 12-footer and Kencia

Lustre’s boys’ basketball team cruised to a 92-26 conference victory in Frazer on Thursday, Feb. 12. The Lions earned a 32-0 advantage in the first quarter. After leading 47-19 at the half, Lustre scored 31 points in the third quarter for a 7819 margin. Top scorers for Lustre were Joel Reddig with 20, Cam Reddig with 18 and Prestyn Klatt with 15 points. Also scoring were Wheeler

After trailing by as many as 14 points in the first half, Poplar came back to take a 75-72 overtime victory over Wolf Point during District 2B boys’ basketball action on Friday, Feb. 6. The visiting Wolves held a 34-25 half-time advantage, but the scoring of Dane Moran and Wilder Bearcub pulled Poplar as close as four points early in the third quarter. After a basket by the hot-shooting Moran