The Froid/Lake Red Hawks battled until the end, but Poplar’s boys’ basketball team emerged with a 67-62 non-conference home win on Tuesday, Dec. 19. Poplar held a 37-31 halftime advantage and appeared ready to take control of the contest when freshman Keilen Erickcon scored off an assist from Delray Lilley and Kameron Reum added a fast-break bucket for a 41-31 advantage. Froid/Lake’s

In a tight non-conference basketball battle, Poplar’s girls came away with a 42-28 victory over Froid/Lake on Tuesday, Dec. 19. The visiting Red Hawks gained a 12-10 lead in the first half and started the third quarter on a good note when Mara Salvevold scored inside for a four-point advantage. After Poplar’s Braelyn Nordwick scored off an assist from Mattie Falls Down, Froid/Lake’s

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball team gave Glasgow a scare with a second-half comeback, but the Wolves fell at Glasgow by a 62-54 final on Thursday, Dec. 21. The visiting Wolves trailed by a 35-20 half-time margin and Glasgow increased its advantage to 19 points early in the third quarter. Cade Stafne, a senior, then got hot for the Wolves as Wolf Point battled back to 53-42. Stafne scored

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad couldn’t overcome a slow start and lost at Glasgow, 57-42, during District 2B action on Thursday, Dec. 21. The Scotties gained a 19-2 advantage with two threepoint shots by freshman Mayzie Yoakam highlighting action. Wolf Point’s freshman Jorilynn Black Eagle hit a 14-footer to cut the margin to 19-4 at the end of the quarter. After Glasgow increased

Poplar’s boys’ basketball team displayed too much firepower for Harlem to handle as the Indians posted a 73-64 home victory on Saturday, Dec. 16. Poplar held only a 34-28 half-time advantage, and Harlem closed the margin to 40-38 midway into the third quarter. The Indians responded with the next eight points on a turnaround shot by Walker Burshia, a three-pointer by Kameron Reum and a long

Poplar’s girls’ basketball team accounted for a 29-0 run in the first half and went on to defeat Harlem, 77-60, for a home conference win on Saturday, Dec. 16. The Indians trailed by a 1912 margin with less than two minutes left in the opening quarter when Sadee Archambeault started the streak of points with a free throw. Free tosses by Cammie Martell and Archambeault closed the gap to 19-15.