The Poplar Indians earned second place with 82 points in the girls’ division at the Scottie Invitational in Glasgow on Saturday, Dec. 13. Glasgow topped the standings with 106 points. Three Poplar wrestlers took first-place honors at the meet. Alara Cooper earned first place at 115/120 pounds. Cooper won all four of her matches on pins. Laityn Allen took first place at 110 pounds.

Wolf Point’s boys placed sixth with 43.5 points at the Scottie Invitational in Glasgow on Saturday, Dec. 13. Sidney was first in the team standings with 349.5 points. Colton Weyrauch took second place at 150 pounds. He was pinned in the championship match. Weyrauch won two matches on pins at the tournament. Jesse Reed placed third at 157 pounds. Reed won two matches on pins and another

Lustre’s girls’ basketball team split its two road contests during the past weekend. The Lions downed Manhattan Christian, 38-34, during action on Saturday, Dec. 13. Lustre took an 11-5 lead in the first quarter and then increased the margin to 22-14 in the second period. Lauryn Holzrichter scored seven points in the second period. After leading 32-23 at the end of the third quarter,

Poplar’s boys’ basketball team outscored Lame Deer, 97-95, to gain a victory at the tip-off tournament in Lockwood on Friday, Dec. 12. Deadlocked at 85-85 at the end of regulation, the Indians scored 12 points in overtime for the non-conference win. Dane Moran scored six points and Chasen Pribbernow added five points in overtime. The Indians led by a 22-21 margin at the end of the first

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is now accepting applications for Shooting Range Improvement Grants. Approximately $400,000 in funding is available. Application deadline is Feb. 1, 2026. Montana’s Shooting Range Grant Program, administered by FWP, provides funding to nonprofit shooting clubs, organizations, local governments and school districts to build and improve public shooting ranges