The Wolf Point Wolves battled back to earn a conference victory on the road on Saturday, Oct. 16. The Wolves downed Harlem by a 23-25, 25-15, 22-25, 2517, 15-12, final. Down by two sets to one, Wolf Point moved ahead 14-12 in the fourth set on a kill by Adeia Erickson and an ace by Katelyn MacDonald. Harlem tied the score at 16-16, but the Wolves struck for the next four points including

By Bill Vander Weele Poplar’s girls placed second in the team standings during the Malta cross-country meet on Saturday, Oct. 9. The Indians finished with 42 points. Havre topped the standings with 36 points. Glasgow took third with 45 points. Glasgow’s senior Iris McKean was the individual winner with a time of 19:30.36. Leading Poplar was sophomore Reinita Irizarry with a

The Lady Wolves fell to Glasgow in an away conference volleyball match on Thursday, Sept. 23. Wolf Point lost by a 22-25, 27-29, 21-25, final margin. J’Elle Garfield led Wolf Point with 11 kills, three aces and three blocks. Kylie Rodenberg finished with 31 assists. Katelyn Mac-Donald accounted for 15 digs. Leaders for Glasgow included Abrianna Nielson with nine kills, Klaire Krumweide

The Wolf Point Wolves earned seventh place in the boys’ standings at the Lockwood 7 of 7 cross-country meet on Saturday, Sept. 25. The event featured Class A, Class B and Class C schools from throughout the state. Manhattan Christian topped the boys’ standings with 11 points followed by Hardin with 13 and Laurel with 38. The Wolves placed seventh with 62 points. The score is based on seven

The Poplar Indians placed fifth in the girls’ team standings during the 7 of 7 cross-country meet held at Lockwood Saturday, Sept. 25. The Indians finished with 57 points. Hardin topped the field with nine points followed by Red Lodge with 19, Colstrip with 43 and Miles City with 44. Poplar’s Jazmin Gorder placed sixth in race 1 with a time of 22:18.94. Hardin’s Mariah Aragon earned

The Poplar Indians lost by a 47-8 final in Broadus on Friday, Sept. 24. “We played well,” Poplar Coach Joe Hammar said. “We just kept fumbling the ball a lot of times like 10-12 times.” Poplar trailed by a 31-0 half-time margin. Poplar’s touchdown and two-point conversion were scored by Gage Berg late in the fourth quarter. Jacob Berger, a senior, enjoyed a standout defensive