Lustre’s girls’ basketball team led after three quarters but came up short against Scobey, 49-42, in loser-out action at the Eastern C divisional tournament in Glasgow on Saturday, March 2. The Lions held a 39-31 advantage late in the third quarter, but a three-pointer by Claire Lekvold pulled Scobey to 39-34 at the end of the period. Camrie Holum opened the fourth quarter with a three-pointer

Poplar’s girls’ basketball team enjoyed an excellent game shooting as the Indians rolled over Conrad, 74-29, in the first round of the Northern B divisional tournament in Conrad on Thursday, Feb. 29. Three-pointers by Braelyn Nordwick and Cammie Martell led the Indians to a quick 6-3 advantage to open the contest. Conrad, however, gained a 10-6 lead. After Nordwick hit a pair of free

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball season came to an end against Conrad during loser- out play at the Northern B divisional tournament held in Conrad on Friday, March 1. Conrad won by a 43-17 final. A three-pointer by Wolf Point’s Kashlyn Speak Thunder tied the score at 3-3 a minute into the game. The Cowgirls accounted for the final 13 points, including two three-pointers, of the quarter

Poplar’s girls’ basketball team came from behind to edge Fairfield, 46-41, in the semi-final round of the Northern B divisional tournament in Conrad on Friday, March 1. Fairfield struck for 10 straight points to take a 39-35 advantage with less than four minutes remaining in the semi-final round battle. The Indians pulled to 39-37 on a drive by Braelyn Nordwick with 3:22 left. After a

The Lustre Lions had four players score in double figures as the Lions knocked off Savage, 64-28, in the first round of the Eastern C boys’ basketball tournament on Wednesday, Feb. 28. The Lions never trailed in the contest. After a fastbreak basket by Savage’s Zane Pilgeram tied the game at 2-2, Lustre’s defense held the Warriors scoreless the rest of the period. Three baskets by Johnslee

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,