Brockton’s girls’ basketball team rolled to a 64-24 victory at Nashua on Thursday, Jan. 29. The Warriors jumped out to a 25-2 advantage in the first quarter. After leading 35-11 at the half, Brockton accounted for 27 points in the third quarter for a 62-14 margin. Tamryn Bauer enjoyed a big night with 26 points. Marlene Fish and Quintana Young added 14 points each. Also scoring were

Area wrestlers came away with top honors from the tournament in Malta on Saturday, Jan. 31. Wolf Point’s Jesse Reed earned first place at 150 pounds and was selected the outstanding wrestler in the boys’ division. Also placing for the Wolves in the boys’ division were Colton Weyrauch in third at 144 pounds, Jeremiah Healy in third at 190 pounds and Kayeiko Villaluz in fourth at 110 pounds.

Wolf Point’s AAU wrestlers placed during the Glasgow Invitational on Saturday, Jan. 31. Placing in the 6 and under division were Gianna Copenhaver in first, Bree Loucks in seccond, Tristin Toavs in third, Axel Higgins in fourth and Heather Jo Haber in fourth. Wrestlers who placed in the 8 and under division were Archer Higgins in first, Blakelyn Copenhaver in first, Emerson Copenhaver

Brockton’s boys’ basketball team knocked off Nashua, 8331, in non-conference play on Thursday, Jan. 29. The Warriors gained a 2910 lead during the first quarter of action. Miles Boxer Jr. hit two three-pointers and scored 12 points in the period. Brockton increased the gap to 54-19 in the second period. Tefton Bear scored six of the Warriors’ points. The Warriors enjoyed a 7425 advantage

Brockton’s girls’ basketball squad defeated Frazer by a 74-63 final on Saturday, Jan. 31. Brockton held a 19-16 lead at the end of the first quarter and by a 36-29 half-time margin. After leading 56-50 at the end of the third quarter, the Warriors scored 18 more points in the fourth period. Tamryn Bauer enjoyed an outstanding game with 35 points. Also reaching double figures for Brockton

The Brockton boys’ basketball team ran to a 98-58 victory in non-conference boys’ basketball action on Saturday, Jan. 31. The Warriors gained a 2513 lead in the first quarter and held a 53-31 half-time advantage. Brockton added 29 pooints in the third quarter for an 82--47 margin. Top scorers for Brockton were Colter Nygard with 23, Ronnie Blackdog with 16, Josh Firemooon with 13