With first place in District 2B on the line, the Wolf Point Lady Wolves came from behind to beat Glasgow on Thursday, Sept. 21. Wolf Point scored the home victory by a 27-25, 2729, 23-25, 25-12, 15-9, final. Down by a 2-1 set margin after dropping a tough third set, the Wolves displayed great character by coming out strong in the fourth set. The hitting of Sierra Hamilton and Gabrielle Fourbear

Wolf Point’s Peyton Summers earned 10th place in the individual standings at the huge Mountain West cross-country meet held in Missoula on Saturday, Sept. 23. The senior placed 10th with a time of 15:59.1. Bozeman’s Nathan Neil, who has committed to the University of Washington, finished first with a time of 15:09.8. Wolf Point took 50th in the boys’ team standings with 1,395 points.

Frazer hosted nearly 20 teams for its annual cross-country meet at Clark’s Hill on Thursday, Sept. 21. Wolf Point’s Peyton Summers was the overall winner in the meet. The senior ran the course in 16:08.23. Harlem’s Branlin Foote finished second at 17:26.51. Plenty- Coup’s Enson Pretty Kills Enemy took third at 18:01.49. Top boys’ teams were Harlem with 15 points, Poplar with

Poplar’s girls and Poplar’s boys each took second place in team races during the Frazer Invitational held on Thursday, Sept. 21. Poplar’s girls tied with Scobey for second place with 22 points at the meet. Glasgow took top honors with 10 points. The Indians had two runners finish in the top 10 at the competition. Sophomore Kacie Colgan placed ninth with a time of 23:11.85. Sophomore

The Bainville Bulldogs defeated Frazer by a 25-13, 25-5, 25-8, final in league volleyball action on Monday, Sept. 18. After the serving of Elsie Wilson and net play of Lila Butikofer led the Bulldogs to a quick 4-0 lead in the opening set, Frazer gained a 5-4 advantage on three aces by Audrey Smoker. Hailey Berwick served three straight aces to put the Bulldogs up by a 10-5 margin. Kills

The Wolf Point Wolves fought off a strong challenge from Poplar to win a conference volelyball match at home on Thursday, Sept. 14. Wolf Point posted a 25-23, 25-17, 22-25, 25-12, victory. In the first set, the Indians came out ready to play and gained a 9-3 advantage as the serving of Kessee Erickson and net play of Braelyn Nordwick highlighted action. Wolf Point was able to cut the