The District 3C basketball tournaments will begin Wednesday, Feb. 16, at Wolf Point High School. Boys’ games on Wednesday will include North Country facing Frazer at 3 p.m. and Dodson meeting Nashua at 4:30 p.m. The top two seeds for the boys’ tournament are Lustre Christian and Scobey. The championship game is scheduled for 6 p.m. on Saturday. Girls’ contest on Wednesday will feature

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball team couldn’t recover from a cold spell in the third quarter and fell to Scobey, 40-39, at home on Saturday, Feb. 12. A drive by Kelby Bauer and a three-pointer by Corey Martell put the Wolves ahead 24-23 midway into the third quarter, but Scobey struck for nine of the last 11 points of the quarter for a 32-26 advantage. Wolf Point’s only points during the

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad was able to celebrate senior night by stopping Scobey, 38-32, on Saturday, Feb. 12. The Wolves trailed 12-10 at the end of the first quarter and the margin became 15-10 when Scobey’s Daisy Hersel nailed a three-pointer to open the second period. Wolf Point started to turn the game around on a free throw by Hamyanie Campbell and a basket off a rebound

The Blast in the Badlands was the third gymnastics meet of the season for the Eastern Montana Gymnastics team of Circle. Nineteen girls traveled to Watford City, N.D., Feb. 11-12 for the annual meet. The gold team won the second- place award, out of nine teams, and was only .625 behind the first-place team. The silver team won the fourthplace award, out of 10 teams. Three EMG gymnasts earned

Wolf Point’s sophomore Lennoxx Lilley will further his basketball development during competition abroad this summer. Lilley has been selected to play through the NBC Camp for games held in the United Kingdom. He explains that he completed an application regarding his basketball experience. He also was interviewed on the phone. “I’m looking forward to the experience and taking a

The Regional Food Economy Study, covering an 11-county region of northeastern and eastern Montana, has recently been completed. Great Northern Development Corp., received a $14,000 grant from No Kid Hungry in July 2021, to conduct the study through their Food & Ag Development Center (FADC). Goals included gaining a better understanding of the challenges and opportunities in the region’s