Wolf Point’s girls’ volleyball squad fell short in its final league match of the season in Glasgow on Thursday, Oct. 21. The Lady Wolves lost to Glasgow by a final of 15-25, 24-26, 21-25. “Serve issues lost the match from being better,” Wolf Point Coach Karli Mc-Gowan said. “I think we had 15 unforced errors.” J’Elle Garfield led the Wolves with 10 kills. Kylie Rodenberg and

The Frazer Bearcubs and Lustre Lions will each compete at the District 1C volleyball tournament in Plentywood starting on Thursday, Oct. 27. The Bearcubs will face Savage at 3 p.m. Frazer enters the tournament as the 14th seed with a conference record of 0-13. Lustre will open action against Fairview at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday. Froid/Lake enters the tournament as the top seed with

The Poplar Indians prepared for the upcoming state meet by competing at the Plentywood Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 15. In the girls’ division, Poplar won the title with 17 points. Scobey was second with 23 and Plentywood took third with 28 points. Poplar’s Reinita Irizarry ran the course in 22:03.94 for third-place honors. Plentywood’s Annie Kaul won the race at 19:36.15. Jazmyn

Poplar finished its football season with a 63-22 loss at Circle on Friday, Oct. 14. Poplar’s first touchdown of the league game came on a run by Adrian Matuck. A pass from Matuck to Travis Pribbernow was good for the two-point conversion. The Indians reached the end zone again on a rush by dash by Gage Berg. Poplar’s third touchdown was scored on a run by Matuck. The Indians added two

Wolf Point’s junior Peyton Summers captured first-place honors at the Sidney Invitational cross country meet on Saturday, Oct. 8. Summers finished first with a time of 15:43.00. Miles City’s Gage Gunther placed second at 16:12.2. Wolf Point’s Rebel Mays placed 18th at 18:33.1. Trent Hamilton took 53rd at 23:24.1. The Wolves will compete at the Harlem Invitational on Friday, Oct.