Frazer dropped both basketball contests during conference action against North Country on Friday, Dec. 15. In the girls’ game, North Country gained a 24-8 lead in the first quarter and increased the margin to 41-10 at the half. The Mavericks went on to a 70-20 victory. Shakira Beston led the Bearcubs with eight points. Also scoring were Maci Fourstar-Sibley with five, Isabelle Fourstar

Lustre’s boys’ basketball team stayed undefeated with an 84-49 league victory in Nashua on Friday, Dec. 15. After leading 15-5 at the end of the first quarter, the Lions increased the gap to 41-20 at the half. The Lions ran off 28 points in the third quarter for a 6936 advantage. Johnslee Pierre accounted for 32 points to lead Lustre’s offensive attack. Others reaching double figures

Lustre’s girls’ basketball squad scored a 60-21 road victory over Nashua on Friday, Dec. 15. The Lions dominated action in the first quarter and earned a 25-2 lead. After a 27-13 half-time score, Lustre accounted for 23 points in the third quarter for a 53-15 margin. Top scorers for the Lions were Alexa Reddig with 19, Lauryn Holzrichter with 17 and Aubri Holzrichter with 15 points.

The Wolf Point High School speech and drama team captured second place in speech sweeps and first in drama sweeps during the Forysth Invitational. Quiarrah Rios and Del Eymard placed first in dramatic theater. In classical theater, Ryver Summers and Walker Harmon took top honors. Logan Wolff won first place in extemporaneous speaking. In spontaneous oral interpretation, Chase Adams was

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball team split its two contests at the Lockwood tournament during the weekend. The Wolves knocked off St. Labre by a 57-31 final on Friday, Dec. 8. The Wolves gained a 16-2 advantage in the first quarter. Kashlyn Speak Thunder had eight points in the quarter. Wolf Point held a 2210 half-time margin. The Wolves struck for 20 points in the third quarter