Wolf Point’s seniors J’Elle Garfield and Katelyn Mac-Donald have each been selected to the District 2B All-Conference volleyball team. Garfield was one of three leagues players who were voted both All-Conference and All-State. The other players were Malta’s Allison Kunze and Glasgow’s Carly Nelson. Also selected All-Conference were Glasgow’s Daley Aune, Malta’s Isabel Hansen and

Wolf Point accounted for a solid performance but fell in three sets against Fairfield during the opening round of the Northern B divisional volleyball tournament in Choteau on Thursday, Nov. 3. Fairfield scored a 25-14, 2624, 25-23, victory. The net play of J’Elle Garfield helped Wolf Point take a 4-1 advantage in the opening set, but Fairfield then gained a 10-4 lead. Wolf Point was

The Poplar Indians put up a good fight but lost against Shelby in loser-out play at the Northern B divisional volleyball tournament in Choteau on Friday, Nov. 4. Shelby edged Poplar by a 25-21, 25-10, 25-18, final margin. Leading Poplar’s offensive attack were Kesse Erickson with seven kills and Morgen Nordwick with six kills. M. Nordwick finished with two blocks. Also having blocks were

Wolf Point Elks Lodge #1764 was pleased to see a good turnout for its annual Elks Hoop Shoot held at Wolf Point High School on Sunday, Nov. 6. There were 26 participants during Sunday’s local event. Most of the shooters were prior school winners from Northside, Wolf Point Junior High, Southside, Vida, Frazer, Frontier or Poplar. Louise Petersen served as the event’s coordinator. She thanked

The Wolf Point Wolves played an outstanding final two sets but came up just short against Malta in the second-place match at the District 2B volleyball tournament in Poplar on Friday, Oct. 29. Wolf Point will now compete at the divisional tournament in Choteau starting on Thursday, Nov. 3. Also representing District 2B will be district champion Glasgow, second place Malta and fourth place Poplar.

The Poplar volleyball team qualified for the divisional tournament for the first time in several years by placing fourth at the District 2B tourney held in Poplar. The Indians qualified by upsetting Harlem, 25-15, 2523, 20-25, 25-10, on Friday, Oct. 28. After Harlem scored the last five points to win the third set, Poplar gained a 4-2 lead in the fourth set on two kills by Morgen Nordwick.