Two Wolf Point runners placed in the top 10 to highlight the Wolves’ efforts at the season-opening Wolf Point Invitational on Friday, Aug. 29. Cali Gorder, an eighth-grader, finished in second place with a time of 22:31.59. Cadence Bouldin, a sophomore, placed eighth at 24:30.55. In the boys’ division, Wolf Point’s freshman Kayeiko Villaluz earned 19th place with a time of 21:32.78.

The Frazer Bearcubs opened their cross-country season at the Wolf Point Invitational on Friday, Aug. 29. Frazer’s junior Gabe Beston finished in 10th place with a time of 19:41.75. Bryce Fourstar, a freshman, ran the course in 22:03.14 for 23rd place. Preston Beston had a time of 24:32.22 for 40th place. Ronald Round Face finished in 50th at 28:55.23. Isabelle Even led the way in

Brockton’s BraeLynn De-Marrias and Miles Boxer Jr. each accounted for strong meets at the Wolf Point Invitational held on Friday, Aug. 29. DeMarrias, a sophomore, finished fourth in the girls’ division with a time of 23:35.38. Boxer, a senior, placed sixth in the boys’ division with a time of 19:13.40. Also in the boys’ division, freshman Daniel Segubiense earned 35th place at 23:18.27.

Froid/Lake and Brockton started their football seasons with a six-man battle in Medicine Lake on Saturday, Aug. 30. The Red Hawks emerged with a 54-13 conference victory. The Red Hawks accounted for the game’s first big play when Owen Logan recovered a fumble at the Brockton 19. Froid/Lake reached the end zone on a nine-yard pass from Rylan Young to Cody Olson. The Warriors responded by

The Lustre Lions had a promising start to their season at the Culbertson volleyball invitational on Saturday, Aug. 30. After dropping matches against Culbertson and Fairview in pool play, the Lions bounced back with a straight set victory over Nashua. The Lions trailed 13-12 in the first set, but Lustre responded with a 25-22 victory. Lustre then gained control for a 25-8 win in the