The Wolf Point Wolves improved throughout the match but lost to a solid Malta volleyball team by a 13-25, 8-25, 21-25, margin on Saturday, Sept. 21. Malta accounted for the match’s opening 10 points. Neva Jacobson served four aces during the stretch. Having kills were Denvyr Tuss, Ava Hanson and Hailey Welch. Wolf Point’s Ma’Kenzie Jackson had a kill and ace to highlight the Wolves’

Poplar’s defense turned in a standout effort in its 24-6 home loss against Forsyth on Friday, Sept. 20. The football game featured a storm delay of an hour and half. Forsyth’s first possession included a fake punt for a first down and driving deep inside Poplar territory. The threat ended when a fumble was recovered by Walker Burshia at the Poplar 22. The Dogies, however, were soon back

Wolf Point’s volleyball team fell short in a home match against a solid Class C Scobey team on Thursday, Sept. 19. Scobey scored a 25-10, 25-13, 25-14, victory in Wolf Point. In the first set, the Wolves started strong as the serving of Karmyn Plain Feather led the way to a 5-3 lead. Scobey, however, used the net play of Mady Willis, Emery Rouse and Cammie Holum to gain an 11-6 lead.

After a tough first set, the Lustre Lions bounced back to defeat Frazer at home on Thursday, Sept. 19. Frazer came out strong and earned the first set by a 25-18 final. The Lions roared back for a 25-5 victory in the second set. Lustre went on to win the final two sets by scores of 2516 and 25-14.

The Poplar Indians won the first flag football Northeastern Division tournament in Glendive on Friday, Sept. 20. The Indians defeated Glendive, 35-0, and then Wolf Point, 8-6, in the title game. Wolf Point opened with a 14-0 victory over Frazer. The state tournament starts Thursday in Bozeman. (Photo submitted)

The crowd was fired up in the Wolf Point High School gym on Thursday, Sept. 12, as Poplar and the Wolves squared off in a District 2B volleyball match. The Indians came away with the upper-hand as they defeated Wolf Point by a 2514, 25-17, 25-20, final. Wolf Point started off on a good note when kills by Keeley Blount-Henderson and Ma’Kenzie Jackson along with the serving of Kashlyn Speak

Poplar’s girls’ flag football team enjoyed a very successful home stand with three victories during the week. The Indians stopped Glendive by a 38-6 final on Tuesday, Sept. 10. Poplar scored first on a pass from Cammie Martell to Bailey Dupree for a quick 6-0 advantage. Blake Follette then returned an interception for a touchdown. Journey Gourneau connected with Martell on the

The Wolf Point Wolves put a comeback bid together in the fourth quarter, but Baker held on for a 28-14 non-conference football win in Wolf Point on Friday, Sept. 6. Trailing by a 28-6 margin late in the third quarter, the Wolves responded with an 82-yard scoring drive. Two quarterback keeper runs by Seth Landsrud and a gain by Kasey Reed produced a first down at the 28. Reed then broke loose