Wolf Point’s wrestling program begins the campaign with close to 20 athletes this year. The number is pretty much split evenly between boys and girls. “It’s good,” Coach Maestro Martinez said of the turnout. “I figured we would get better numbers this year because of the wrestling room.” He explains that the new wrestling room and weight room at the school have been beneficial.

After earning the second-place trophy at the divisional meet last season, Poplar’s girls’ wrestling squad is working for success again this campaign. Replacing graduated state champion Angelina Escarcega will be a tough task, but the Indians do return five wrestlers that lettered last season. Alara Cooper placed sixth at the state meet last year. “We’re looking to improve on her

Poplar’s girls’ basketball squad enters the season with the goal of contending for one of the top spots in District 2B. Returning starters for the Indians include All-State performer Braelyn Nordwick, a senior, and freshman Journey Gourneau. Sharp-shooter Cammie Martell, a senior, is expected to return to action in January. Other players with varsity experience include sophomore Makenzie

Poplar’s boys’ basketball team has a new look this season with a different coach and needing to replace several starters from last year. “Our goals are to improve every day and stay healthy,” Poplar Coach Scott Smoker said. Smoker is a 2006 graduate of Poplar High School. He coached at the junior high level for four seasons and has coached independent teams for about 10 years. “I’m