The Poplar Indians saw their season come to an end in a hard-fought match against Glasgow at the District 2B volleyball tournament in Glasgow on Friday, Oct. 27. Glasgow won by a 25-19, 2725, 25-22 final. A kill by Kessee Erickson helped Poplar gain a 15-14 lead in the first set. The score was even at 1818, but Glasgow pulled away with four straight points. Down by a 16-12 margin

Three Wolf Point football players received Northern B All-Conference honors for their performances this fall. Lennoxx Lilley, a senior, highlighted the selections by being voted to the All-Conference first team at both offensive lineman and defensive lineman. Charles Page, a senior, was selected to the second team at both running back and linebacker. Parker Swenson, a senior, earned first

The Lustre Lions surprised MonDak in straight sets during first round action at the District 1C volleyball tournament in Plentywood on Thursday, Oct. 26. The Lions won by a 25-18, 25-17, 25-23, final. Grace Brown accounted for two kills and a block to put the Lions up by a 23-16 margin in the first set. With the score at 24-18, G. Brown had a block to end the set. In the second set,

Lustre Christian came through with a thrilling three set victory over Nashua during the district volleyball tournament in Plentywood on Friday, Oct. 27. The Lions earned a 25-10, 28-26, 26-24, win in the loser-out round. In the second set, Lustre took a 20-18 advantage on a kill by Grace Brown and a tip by Aubri Holzrichter. A spike by Sarah Dahl put the Lions ahead by a 24-22 margin. With

Bainville’s volleyball squad knocked off Frazer and Lustre Christian during loser-out play at the District 1C tournament in Plentywood on Friday, Oct. 27. The Bulldogs downed Frazer by a 25-1, 25-12, 25-19 final. Kendra Romo accounted for 23 assists in the victory. Brecklyn Pippenger finished with two aces, 16 kills and three blocks. Hailey Berwick had nine aces and five kills.

The Wolf Point Wolves ended their regular season with a home loss against a strong Baker team on Saturday, Oct. 21. The Wolves fell by a final of 18-25, 14-25, 6-25. In the first set, the Wolves gained a 5-4 lead on a kill by Sierra Hamilton, but Baker scored the next seven points with kills by Madison O’Connor leading the way. Kills by Hamilton pulled the Wolves back to 15-10. After Baker’s

Poplar’s volleyball team finished its regular season on a great note when the Indians earned a league victory in Harlem on Saturday, Oct. 21. The Indians defeated Harlem by a 23-25, 25-21, 25-19, 2522 final. The win was Poplar’s first regular-season victory over a conference team in three years. Leading Poplar’s attack were Kessee Erickson with 10 kills and Braelynn Nordwick with six