The Lady Wolves gained a great deal of experience during volleyball tournament action in Dickinson, N.D., on Friday, Sept. 23, and Saturday, Sept. 24. Wolf Point posted a record of 1-2 during pool play on Friday and was placed in the silver division. During bracket play on Saturday, the Wolves won two of three matches. Wolf Point defeated Heart River, N.D., 25-15, 19-25, 15-12, and Beach,

Poplar’s football team fell to MonDak, 50-12, in an away football game on Friday, Sept. 23. Scoring Poplar’s touchdowns in the second half were Gage Berg and Kameron Reum on running plays. “Gage Berg had a good offensive game,” Poplar Coach Joe Hammar said. Adrian Matuck made a couple of nice catches for the Indians during the contest. The Indians will travel to Ekalaka on

Facing competition from across the state, Wolf Point’s Peyton Summers earned the first-place medal at the Lockwood Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 24. Summers, a junior, finished first with a time of 17:30.2. Manhattan Christian’s Oren Arthun placed second at 17:53.4. Wolf Point’s earned eighth place at 19:47.1. Rebel Mays took 24th place at 20:37.5. Trent Hamilton was 50th

Bainville earned a three-set volleyball victory in Lustre on Friday, Sept. 23. The Bulldogs won by a 2511, 25-16, 25-19, final. Elsie Wilson served eight aces to lead the Bulldogs. Haily Berwick scored seven kills. Brecklyn Pippenger had three blocks. Kendra Romo finished with 13 assists. Miah Pippenger accounted for six digs. Grace Brown led Lustre with five kills. Alexa Reddig

The Poplar Indians lost a home contest against Fairview by a 78-8 final on Thursday, Sept. 15. Adrian Mattuck returned a kickoff for Poplar’s touchdown. Kameron Reum scored on a two-point conversion run. The Indians will return to action with at MonDak on Friday, Sept. 23.